Haldiram has got anough fame and name and the chian is big also. One link of that chain is Spice World Noida. After I shifted to Noida the big thing my friends sugegsted me is to visit Haldiram which has a name for its quality foods.
Once visited the outlet to have a takeaway of Dahi-Bhalla and some other items. Before writing this review I went through the review " Beggars’ Paradise." by sam5360 and I would like his entire feeling to be inserted here before I describe my part for the quality.
When I approached the counter for the take away and handed over the coupon to the boy I could see some thing lying in the Dahi Container. If any body of U have visited that Haldiram then you might have observed that the food containers are at a slightly elevated level. But careful observation can not hide anything from an adult’s eye. Anyway with some more vigilance I could guess it to be a dead mosquito. I asked the serving boy whether it is a dead mosquito in Curd . The boy did not reply and interesting thing is that the people standing to receive their plates ahead of me, looked at me as if I have done something wrong by uttering it loudly.
I remembered the plight of Ganga in Dish Desh Mein Ganga Rahta Hai. I told to myself that probably it is not decent to point out anything wrong with Haldiram. Or probably a dead mosquito becomes delicious once it dies in the curd prepared by great HALDIRAM. But my conscience could not allow me to be a silent observer to this mute METRO. Again I asked the fellow’ Apko Shayad Sunai Nehin Dia’ I guess it is dead mosquito. By that time he served the plate to a lady standing ahead of me and she took it happily confirming the Metro-Conscioussness I ought to develop.
I was not defeated by this act. Only thing I could not provoke the people around me to have a quality conciouss vigil on the food. But I could do it for myself when my turn came and now I am writing this for the like minded people not be turned on by the name and fame of entity but by the quality, case by case.
All the best to all food lovers.
Ashoka