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Food court a place of cultural diversity concerning food

 Since the pandemic has dawn upon his in these past two years, the hygiene and sanitization has become central to the workings of life. The functioning of things is now dependent on the hygiene level. In the early days of covid-19, the impact of fear was immense and prevailed for the next few months of it. Even now people are layered with the mongering fear of the repercussion of covid-19 but since precautions have laid its course, the fear has settled down rather than it being settled into the hearts and minds of the people. In the few months being did not step out or ordered food from outside – restaurant food, junk food or did not eat the street food. Markets were closed, restaurants were closed and so were the streets but the food delivery apps were running in the hope that people will order food. After the fear vanished into the thin air of covid, people noticed that food in the restaurants and the very famous cafes was being served as well as delivered with utmost precautions necessary.

Food court in Ghaziabad in Pacific Mall is known to be one of the most serving food courts of the city, enriching people with the experience of food. One thing about food court is that it enriches your palette with food experiences of varied culture and diversity. It becomes one of the hot spots for a culturing amalgamating boiling spot for people. It enables you to try cuisines belonging to different states of India and different countries too.

This cultural exchange of food enriches people with unprecedented experiences. Ranging from junk food outlets to the core North Indian restaurants, a food court has it all to give it all to the people coming to seek good and tasty food fulfilling their empty stomach. 

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