wrote in message ... >We went to Khans restaurant in Bayswater which is very popular and >were horrified to find they re-use the chutnet trays from one table to >the next at times without even changing the cutlery. They do it in a >discreet manner but this was brought to our attention when we asked >them to remove the previous diner's half eaten chutney and they >didn't. Whan they got round to it, they simply took it to another >table to our diguist, shame !!! >Has any one else noticed ? >I think "What's On" magazine should take note of this as they do >recomend the restaurant. >disguisted Leanne & Fred from London > In the 80's Khans used to be the dogs bollox , not least because the food was great and the waiters seemed to be able to take the largest orders without writing anything down. Now I hear only tales like yours. Ah well, another reminder that if things don't change, they'll stay the same. Richard. Hammersmith. Article 905 of uk.food+drink.restaurants:
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Khan's restaurant in Bayswater reuses food from one table to the next !!!
RHC wrote: > > wrote in message ... >>We went to Khans restaurant in Bayswater which is very popular and >>were horrified to find they re-use the chutnet trays from one table to >>the next at times without even changing the cutlery. They do it in a >>discreet manner but this was brought to our attention when we asked >>them to remove the previous diner's half eaten chutney and they >>didn't. Whan they got round to it, they simply took it to another >>table to our diguist, shame !!! >>Has any one else noticed ? >>I think "What's On" magazine should take note of this as they do >>recomend the restaurant. >>disguisted Leanne & Fred from London >> >In the 80's Khans used to be the dogs bollox , not least because the food >was great and the waiters seemed to be able to take the largest orders >without writing anything down. Now I hear only tales like yours. Ah well, >another reminder that if things don't change, they'll stay the same. > >Richard. Hammersmith. > > Read Pat Chapman - specifically the Curry Club Guide to Good Curry Restaurants, and you'll find that this has long been a controversial establishment. I use it when I'm in London fairly often, because it is one of the very few that actually bother to serve freshly - prepared ( and very good) food. I found out long ago that the only way to sort out problems such as yours is to complain loudly - funnily enough, they do listen. I suspect that, if you'd tipped off the other table, the chutney tray in question would have disappeared back to the kitchen. No doubt standard practice in many restaurants is to just top these dishes up for the next customer anyway, so please don't single out Khan's just because you spotted it. Regards Mike Roebuck Basel, Switzerland ïcq#7018252 Article 917 of uk.food+drink.restaurants:
The whole point of Khans is that it's stupidly cheap. If you want higher standards of service etc go elsewhere - Malabar for example which is up the road in Notting Hill Gate. > I am certainly not going there any more. I also find the attitude of the > waiters are becoming more arrogant. > > ZJ > > wrote in article ... > > We went to Khans restaurant in Bayswater which is very popular and > > were horrified to find they re-use the chutnet trays from one table to > > the next at times without even changing the cutlery. They do it in a > > discreet manner but this was brought to our attention when we asked > > them to remove the previous diner's half eaten chutney and they > > didn't. Whan they got round to it, they simply took it to another > > table to our diguist, shame !!! > > Has any one else noticed ? > > I think "What's On" magazine should take note of this as they do > > recomend the restaurant. > > disguisted Leanne & Fred from London > > > > > > > Article 945 of uk.food+drink.restaurants: