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... and we, in unison, agreed on a lunch spot before going on to shopping for the afternoon.

Any difference in taste, in environment, in atmosphere, in recipe, or may be in services, from outlet to outlet?

Anyway, they were all a happy bunch then because they get to take their favorite, fries. That's the key item not to be missed, though knowing very well it is classified as junk food!

The success in advertisement and branding clearly brought huge revenues to both the corporate and franchise owners.

Breakfast - Indian cuisine

Saturday morning, we were there at the restaurant quite early for "roti canai." Indian "roti" is made of flour paste into dough, lightly fried after spinning it into a [very] thin piece (yes! spinning...it's a specially trained skill). The chef will prepare the food there and then upon your ordering. So, it is (and should be) served to you fresh from the pan, hot and crunchy. "Roti" is best served with a cup of hot "pull tea." (...while the "pull tea" story will be an interesting topic involving my buddy in Austin, write about that some other time...)

Our children fell in love with this authentic Indian cuisine ever since trying it some time ago.

Look! Our two-year old young little prince charming was enjoying the delicious delicacy... dipping a small piece into a bow of flavored curry source before sending into his tiny mouth. Mmmmmmmm.... Yummy Yummy!

You might want to try it yourself. Visit an Indian food outlet near you today.