Things to keep in mind when at restaurants

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It seems edibles dealt by 'vyajis' at streets, despite dusts being blown by vehicles , serving dishes and hands of namesake wash are no inferior to starred restaurants - but definitely economic! Copy to: Mrs. Maya Sarabhai. more  
Sir I would like to suggest all members to come together and should raise the issue with health ministry to make mandotry for restaurant or food hawker or any one selling eatable to display all the griden,water and oil brand he is using while preparing the food .if it is done I hope 100 percent quality food will be served to avoid fine and imprisonment . more  
Then its better not to eat out!!!!! more  
It is good Information for people who eat regularly at restaurants more  
Great work Kajal, then everyone please do not use the soda machines, please use the cans of soda which anyway are sealed and kept in a refrigerator. I will certainly remember the "no salt please" the next time I order fries but Mc Dees, does fry the crisps in front of you most of the times so those should be safe. more  
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