Restaurants

Hello and welcome once again to BGTTH,

today, as the title suggests, I'll be going over a few restaurants you might want to look out for, since a lot of the "traditional" restaurants in India might not exactly be tame enough for your tastes.

Toscano's: A very well known brand of restaurants that offer many good kinds of food, they serve beef, which isn't all that common, but they also serve pizza, pasta, steaks and such, which makes it ideal for a family outing or just to eat with friends. On the other hand, depending on where you go, the air conditioning might be a little extreme.

McDonalds and KFC: Very well known of course, but McDonalds does not sell beef products. To start off there in India, I suggest the McChicken, which is okay as a substitute. KFC is the same except that chicken is sold very well here, so no such problems should arise. Be careful, as sometimes the menus which seem normal for a McD or KFC will be spicy!

Shiro's: Located in UB City, this is a very good Japanese restaurant, although in Indian currency it seems quite costly, it serves many things from beef to sushi.

Above are two photos. The one on the right is a statue displayed in the entrance of Shiro's, giving it a certain overwhelming style. The one on the left is to illustrate that there are actually tables where people sit and watch the cook cook, and sometimes even ask their audience to try a trick or two.

Cafe Coffee Day: The equivalent of Starbucks, although in my opinion nowhere as good. It is however a good place to stop for a snack or beverage.

That's it for today, and I'll leave you with a word of advice: When trying out a new place, try to stay close to restrooms for a while after, as the many spices and ways of cooking might upset your stomach.