Is it expensive to eat out in your country?
Not really, though! There are plenty of expensive and economical restaurants in my country. But
it depends on where an individual prefers to eat. For example, if he wants to eat in a local street
food joint, it wouldn't cost him a lot of money, but if the same individual visits an expensive
restaurant, it'd cost him a fortune. However, the tastes in each restaurant may vary.
What's the difference between Indian food and western food?
Indian food is entirely different from the rest of the world not only in taste but also in terms of
the cooking methods, styles, flavours, and preparation. Indian food includes flavoursome spices,
which are freshly and authentically prepared in homes. Further, Indian food in itself has more
diversity; that is, the North Indian cuisine is poles apart from the South Indian cuisine.
Vocabulary
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Whip up
- prepare something to eat very quickly
Eg:
I was too tired to whip up a meal, so I ordered the food.
Commitment -
the state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, etc.
Eg:
We couldn't go on a vacation due to my father's work commitments.
Flavoursome -
having a pleasant distinct flavour, tasty.
Eg:
My mother bakes the most flavoursome Apple Pie.
Food joint -
very common and informal way to refer to a business, usually one that sells food or
drink
Eg:
Post his graduation, Jack decided to become an entrepreneur by opening a Food Joint.
Poles apart -
have nothing in common.
Eg:
Although the twin brothers were identical, their personalities are poles apart from each
other.
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