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My favorite signal: go where it's busy! Locals know what's good, and especially in a developing country, you want to go somewhere that is moving product, instea
by sixstringtheory 7y ago
My favorite signal: go where it's busy! Locals know what's good, and especially in a developing country, you want to go somewhere that is moving product, instead of having it sit in questionable storage facilities, incubating things your gut isn't prepared to deal with.
- Best food I had in India: all the hopping street food and holes-in-the-walls (and yeah, a fancier restaurant or two)
- Only TD I got in India: an opulent tourist trap where we were the only people eating. That made the drive from Agra to Delhi extra memorable!
- JohnFen 7y ago> My favorite signal: go where it's busy! I agree -- this has been my go-to for a while: eat where the locals eat. But you do still have to be a little discerning. The old saying, for instance, that you should eat at places that truckers favor isn't accurate unless you're a trucker, because they have additional requirements unrelated to food, such as whether or not you can maneuver and park an 18 wheeler in its lot.
- jedberg 7y agoI agree with "go where it's busy", but first we check the reviews to get a list of places to check for busy-ness. As a bonus, in some places Google will tell you how busy a place is right then so you don't even have to walk over!