Given that vegetarian is very popular there, this sign makes sense IMO.
alphagusta on
This is deeply important over there.
Many people in India live completely vegetarian diets for religious/cultural reasons, especially around the Hindus.
It’s not like western “Ohhh am so VEGANNNN~~~”, it is deeply important to them, where preparation of food is strictly controlled.
Like just eating a vegetarian dish prepared on the same surface that produced a meat dish is a level 9000 sin to them.
sweil11 on
As a vegetarian, I approve this approach!
uchihaobito22 on
World needs this much honesty
Thisbymaster on
Weird it is in English in India.
zvburner on
No holy cows in Kerala?
BosniaBalI on
Is it me or have i seen the same exact comments on a older post featuring the same sign?
ideasmithy on
Vegetarianism is highly politicised in India right now. People have been killed because religious mobs imagined that they were carrying meat. It is also tied into notions of soul purity by religion. This statement makes sense but I’m also worried for the owners.
Recently I was having dinner with a vegan friend. In our culture is common to share dishes and use your fork to take food from the shared dishes. I used my fork to take a piece of meat from my dish. Then I used my fork to take a fry that was standing alone on a shared plate. He told me he preferred that I rather don’t take anything at all from a plate we are sharing with that fork because it was on meat, and that is cross contamination.
I did as he said, but I can’t help but to find that particularly interesting…
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Given that vegetarian is very popular there, this sign makes sense IMO.
This is deeply important over there.
Many people in India live completely vegetarian diets for religious/cultural reasons, especially around the Hindus.
It’s not like western “Ohhh am so VEGANNNN~~~”, it is deeply important to them, where preparation of food is strictly controlled.
Like just eating a vegetarian dish prepared on the same surface that produced a meat dish is a level 9000 sin to them.
As a vegetarian, I approve this approach!
World needs this much honesty
Weird it is in English in India.
No holy cows in Kerala?
Is it me or have i seen the same exact comments on a older post featuring the same sign?
Vegetarianism is highly politicised in India right now. People have been killed because religious mobs imagined that they were carrying meat. It is also tied into notions of soul purity by religion. This statement makes sense but I’m also worried for the owners.
YES! As a vegetarian we love to see this!
https://lawtrend.in/why-order-from-non-veg-serving-restaurant-if-meat-hurts-sentiments-consumer-court-questions-complainants/
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Recently I was having dinner with a vegan friend. In our culture is common to share dishes and use your fork to take food from the shared dishes. I used my fork to take a piece of meat from my dish. Then I used my fork to take a fry that was standing alone on a shared plate. He told me he preferred that I rather don’t take anything at all from a plate we are sharing with that fork because it was on meat, and that is cross contamination.
I did as he said, but I can’t help but to find that particularly interesting…
