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I'm Indian, been in the Bay Area for about 12-13 years. In an Indian restaurant I eat with hands, except for rice for which I use forks. Anyway, my most intere
by yumraj 15y ago
I'm Indian, been in the Bay Area for about 12-13 years. In an Indian restaurant I eat with hands, except for rice for which I use forks.
Anyway, my most interesting story is when I went to an Ethiopian restaurant in Saratoga (not 100% sure but I think it was http://www.zenirestaurant.com/ http://www.zenirestaurant.com/) with a friend and we ordered a bunch of stuff. It was presented in a large plate, with injera bread at the botton and everything on top, and no cutlery. When we asked, we were told to eat with hands, which we were only more than happy to do.
[reminds me that I haven't been there in a while, should go again sometime. :)]
- alphakappa 15y agoInterestingly enough, Indian restaurants in India will give you cutlery, but that implies a spoon and a fork. Knives are somehow absent.
- wluu 15y agoIn Thai restaurants, all you ever get are spoons and forks :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_cuisine#Serving http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_cuisine#Serving