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Most restaurants have actual kitchens, with people moving around and making plenty of noise, and you can generally see the food leave the kitchen as it is deliv
by sundaeofshock 3y ago
Most restaurants have actual kitchens, with people moving around and making plenty of noise, and you can generally see the food leave the kitchen as it is delivered to your table. Unless you think the kitchen and its staff is a complex and expense ruse, the food served in a restaurant is not from a ghost kitchen.
- Turing_Machine 3y ago> Most restaurants have actual kitchens, with people moving around and making plenty of noise Some of the food may be prepared on-site, but you'd be surprised at how many of the offerings in restaurants (even high-end restaurants) come right off the truck from outfits like Aramark and Sysco.
- riku_iki 3y ago> Most restaurants have actual kitchens, with people moving around and making plenty of noise I think you can't reliably generalize that way without some deep research )