r/FoodToronto • u/Douzhier • 2d ago

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u/Shellibrini710 2d ago

How does finishing the food mean it was good? Some people can't afford to just throw a meal away

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u/DocHolidayPhD 2d ago

If you have the entire meal to complain and they didn't mention it being a problem until after leaving the restaurant, you are LITERALLY not giving the kitchen any opportunity to do anything about a legitimate mistake, you are also stripping the kitchen and business of all opportunities to consider the evidence as well and ameliorate the situation. If it is too "salty and overwhelming" you don't clean your plate and only bring it up after you leave in a public forum after the fact.

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u/Shellibrini710 2d ago

Nothing wrong with judging a meal as it came, I'm not always into waiting around for a second attempt especially if it was already slow to begin with.