We all look forward to enjoying a delicious meal at our favourite restaurant. But what if you were told that the bill was on the house? It seems like a scene straight out of a movie, right? Well, something similar happened to a person at a restaurant. The customer shared that he had ordered a falafel pita at CAVA, a Mediterranean food chain. He also uploaded a photo of his receipt, clearly showing that the dish was priced at $11.05 (approx. Rs 960) but the total was $0. Additionally, below the subtotal on the bill, the word ‘love’ was written. “Was the guy who made my sandwich in love with me? I tried to pay and he said, ‘You’re all set,’ and this was the receipt,” read the post. Take a look:
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was the guy who made my sandwich in love with me?? i tried to pay and he said “you’re all set” and this was the receipt pic.twitter.com/VUu3KwuWPA
— stove (@nolemonnomelon) May 23, 2024Since being shared, the post..

No one can resist the allure of McDonald’s, not even billionaires. Despite their massive fortunes, many of them are just like us when it comes to craving a cheese burger with a portion of fries. Recently, we found out that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Chairperson of Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett, two of the richest people in the world, hold a unique privilege from McDonald’s – the legendary ‘Gold Card’. This exclusive pass entitles them to free meals at McDonald’s outlets, along with access to special merchandise and food deals. So, don’t be surprised if you spot them at a McDonald’s drive-through or grabbing a quick bite at the counter.
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According to the latest update on McDonald’s website, the Gold Card guarantees two free meals per week for 50 years. Mr Gates and Mr Buffett had proudly shown their Gold Cards a few years back. During an interview with CNBC back in 2..

Want to explore Mumbai’s food scene … but on a budget? Fortunately, the city has a wide range of dining experiences and street food options that can cater to different needs and limits. Being on a budget does not mean you have to miss out on the best spots in the city. Rather, some of the most iconic ones have managed to keep their prices relatively low over the years. While you can find decent pocket-friendly fare in nearly every corner of the city, we have created a special list. Our recommendations include legendary restaurants and eating joints located near tourist spots and other places of interest. Thus, by making a plan to visit these budget-friendly places, you can roam around after your meal and explore Mumbai beyond food as well!
Explore Mumbai On A Budget: 12 Best Restaurants In Mumbai For Inexpensive Food1. Aaswad, DadarAaswad is widely considered to be one of the best places to eat Maharashtrian food in Mumbai. The plushness of the interior design, aesthetic motifs and u..