Reflective Essay: My Experience In A Restaurant

I hadn't heard of this restaurant before my team mates told me we were going here for a team treat.

A little bit of digging told me there were 10 of the same restaurants and that they serve good seafood. A lover of prawns, I set my mind.

Even as we got in to the cab, I could feel my insides expanding with excitement. I was a little ashamed too, it was just food after all. But again, it's food!

I was all ready; my phone was fully charged and so was I. As we got down from the cab, I started clicking pictures of the surrounding. I was going to write an impressive review- complete with photos and all.

It was a large extravagant area - for a restaurant. Felt like walking into a huge holiday resort in the making. There was a big play area for

I was looking too forward to tasting that. We ordered prawns salt and pepper, fish fingers, mutton something and a couple of chicken somethings for starters.

None of them was spicy enough for me, but the taste was good. Prawns salt and pepper was a bit too salty with too little pepper, but I'd surely recommend this place anytime.

Moving on to main course, the biriyani was dry, I heard. I didn't try the biriyani but the taste was good - judging from the way my team mates devoured. Another friend mentioned that the fried rice was great too, but I'd vouch for something else. My love for the greens tempted me to order pudhina paratha, and it surprised me, as always. But thankfully, it did not disappoint. It didn't look too appealing; my team mates' eyes widened at the sight of it - not to mention that my jaw dropped. I recovered soon enough though.

It tasted good - the pudhina powder added a little bitterness, just the way I like it. To accompany the paratha, I had ordered prawns chettinad masala and a chicken dish - I forgot the exact name.

The menu was so extensive and the names of the dishes were difficult to remember. The best thing though was that the taste was worth