THODA JALDI KARO

“3 butter naan, 4 masala papad, 2 aloo tiki, 3 malai kofta aur 2 dal makhani aur bhaiya… thoda jaldi karna”. ‘thoda jaldi karna’ is basically the takle-kalam of every order placed by an Indian ever. This phrase is so often used but we never realize the consequences of it. The person who said “good things come to those who wait” has clearly never been to India because in India to be quick means to be good, especially when it comes to eating out.  

Ever wondered how these bigshot chain restaurants can whip up any order in a matter of minutes? Either they have trained robots or they have pre-prepared, frozen and stored every component of a dish. Upon your ordering, they just plunge it into a deep-fryer or tawa to hide the stale and almost rotten state of it. We, without giving it a second thought, gulp it down and leave the place pleased and satisfied. We don’t realize how disastrous and atrocious the aftermath could possibly be. On the other hand, some actually well-intentioned restaurants, who believe in preparing every component hot and fresh in an attempt to provide you with the epitome of quality, taste and authenticity are left with comments like ‘good food but very slow service’ and because of such comments, these restaurants fail to get the popularity they deserve.

Also Read: Food, Discount- Deals - Subscription

At omgcitydiscount.com, it is our goal to provide you excellent discounts and deals at such restaurants. Our Indian mentality has left us requiring everything fast and instantly without being to apprehend the number of nights we are going to lay sick and awake regretting our decision to ever eat outside only to return there in a few days as to celebrate getting well. This fast food that has taken the world by storm, fast to crave, fast to be served and fast to eat is also the reason we are so fast to get ill. It is not hard to notice how much lower the immunity of the current generation is compared to the previous ones, with the massive change in lifestyle, the food habits have undergone a massive change, ergo, the lower immunity. Choosing between restaurants is also somewhat choosing what you value more, time or health. Sometimes change is inevitable but that does not mean we cannot go to actually good restaurants. Even there what we need to understand is that not always it is the staff that is lazy, sometimes we are the ones being impatient and unreasonable. You cannot expect the long list of stuff you ordered in a matter of five minutes and carry the same “ghar ka swaad”. We don’t hesitate when our mothers toil in the kitchen for hours on end to obtain the ghar ka swaad but question the 20 minutes requested by the chef to serve the same minus the unconditional love. My point is that troubling the waiter is not benefiting anyone, either we learn to wait and eat good food or eat tasty food, fast with our health’s on the line. If you prefer the first one, omgcitydiscount.com provides outstanding offers deals and discounts like nowhere else for many such restaurants around town who will not fail to impress but if you favor the second option, well… good luck to you.