Date:13/10/2007 URL: http://www.thehindu.com/thehindu/mp/2007/10/13/stories/2007101351000300.htm
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Ring them bells

Pizza Hut brings more than pizza to its outlets



More choice At Pizza Hut outlets

If you had a great time at Pizza Hut you can always ring a bell to appreciate the service. Pizza Hut has been known for its innovation in service and now you have more reason than just pizza to go there . The world food fest that commenced a while ago has brought in cuisines from across the world.

. The new additions in the menu servean international taste, which is prepared by their in-house international chefs . The Arabic chicken sandwich, the tangy apple salad and the paneer el rancho pizza have been much appreciated. Pizza Hut has innovated with appetisers, beverages, deserts and salads keeping up with the spirit of the world food fest.

The restaurant also offers a tour of the kitchen to all their guests who wish to. This way the sanitation is taken care of . The vegetarian and the non-vegetarian food are prepared separately for those who are cautious.

The good news is that these innovations haven’t added to the price, as an average meal for two would still cost around Rs.150. Then there are also affordable combos for those who are watchful of their spending.

Further, you need not get bored waiting for your order. The restaurant has come up with some interesting puzzles and riddles to keep you engrossed . Another innovation, in this fest, is the provision of entertainment from different countries including live performers, at certain outlets. According to the management, the food fest has been well received and has helped in boosting trade, especially on the weekends and during the dining hours of the week. This fest will continue till the end of the month, at all the Pizza Hut outlets.

SUMIT CHATURVEDI

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