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Website for Indian Restaurants in the US

2 posts · Apr 10, 1996 to Apr 11, 1996

IgourmetBest Internet CommunicationsApr 10, 1996
Announcing a new website for the most comprehensive directory listing of restaurants serving cuisine from the Indian sub-continent. The site lists most Indian restaurants in the continetal US and Hawaii, organized by city, stae, area code and zip code.

Use http://www.ipaje.com/igourmet to access this site.

Please bookmark this site in your browsers, we will be adding information on Indian restaurants in other countries in the near future.

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AnilProgress Software CorporationApr 11, 1996
Someone wrote:
|> Announcing a new website for the most comprehensive directory listing
|> of restaurants serving cuisine from the Indian sub-continent. The site
|> lists most Indian restaurants in the continetal US and Hawaii, organized
|> by city, stae, area code and zip code.
|>
|> Use http://www.ipaje.com/igourmet to access this site.
|>
|> Please bookmark this site in your browsers, we will be adding
|> information on Indian restaurants in other countries in the near future.
|>
|> [email removed]

I don't know if you are  maintaining any opinions as well.

I've been to Las Vegas for a conference last week and happened to go to Gandhi, an Indian restaurant on the strip. They like most of the other eateries on the strip were quite cold, or so I thought. I had to wait longer than anywhere I've been before. No pleasantries! Impolite bearers! Take it or leave it attitude.

When this is true for most things including taxis, if you go a couple of miles to the downtown Las Vegas, people are decent like anywhere else. I don't understand this. Anyways, I ate for $18.67 and I paid tip for 33 cents, 'cuz service=tip, to me. ;)

Anil.
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