The food court at the Automotive Expo was located to the right of the expo and was a separate unit. The food court was almost as big as the Expo. That surprised me. The Arien remarked tht food was indeed a gud business to be in - whether it is in a temple, an exhibition, a road show, a concert - the food business is assured gud money!! That reminded me of our visit to ISKON where we could order for Gobi Manchurian at the resturant located in the basement.
The food court was teeming with ppl and most of them were eating Sandwiches, Paav Bhaaji, Noodles, and of course, Chaat. To say we were not tempted, would not be true - we decided we must try smthng at the food court. We decided to opt for the ever popular Chilli Bhajji. We decided to drown the oily snack with Minute Maid's Pulpy Orange and happily did that. The Arien decided that he was hungry for another snack. I was not too sure if that was a gud idea but the Arien was sure and decided to order Paav Bhaaji which was selling like hot cakes. We walked over to where a man was making Pav Bhaaji after paying for the same. As we watched the entire process of Paav Bhaaji making/serving, I did not want to eat it -neither did the Arien. What do you think?
This is the place where all those who visited the Auto Expo, parked their vehicles in as organized a manner as possible, including us. To say that we were parked in a hapazard manner would be very fair - the moment we entered we were asked to take the first right - after doing so - we were left to struggle as there was no space in sight - finally a savior arrived to show us a chuntu space where we could park our car.
The number of vehicles parked outside was a zillion times more than the number of vehicles on display inside :D
The food court was teeming with ppl and most of them were eating Sandwiches, Paav Bhaaji, Noodles, and of course, Chaat. To say we were not tempted, would not be true - we decided we must try smthng at the food court. We decided to opt for the ever popular Chilli Bhajji. We decided to drown the oily snack with Minute Maid's Pulpy Orange and happily did that. The Arien decided that he was hungry for another snack. I was not too sure if that was a gud idea but the Arien was sure and decided to order Paav Bhaaji which was selling like hot cakes. We walked over to where a man was making Pav Bhaaji after paying for the same. As we watched the entire process of Paav Bhaaji making/serving, I did not want to eat it -neither did the Arien. What do you think?
This is the place where all those who visited the Auto Expo, parked their vehicles in as organized a manner as possible, including us. To say that we were parked in a hapazard manner would be very fair - the moment we entered we were asked to take the first right - after doing so - we were left to struggle as there was no space in sight - finally a savior arrived to show us a chuntu space where we could park our car.The number of vehicles parked outside was a zillion times more than the number of vehicles on display inside :D
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