Argumentative Essay On Curry Corner

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My criteria for criticizing Curry Corner were: location, hygiene, price comparing to the taste, and the service

Tempe is one of the most developed cities in Arizona. It has many people from all over the world because of its great University. Arizona State University has more than 80,000 students in all over its three campuses. Many of this enormous number are international students. Also, people have emigrated from their home country to this state. Due to the little high standards of living in Tempe, some of those people established their own business. Those are common reasons why people are opening new restaurants that its cuisine is the same of their home country's cuisine. Curry Corner is one of the family restaurants that were opened
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Curry corner will please that desire. As the name and their syllable that is written on the back of their T-shirt, Hurry for Curry, show that their food has a decent amount of spices yet will not ruin its taste. My friends and I started with their best seller appetizer which it was Tikka Masala Fries. It is a French fries that is strew with their homemade Tikka Masala sauce and feta cheese on the top along with some herbs. All of that shareable plate would cost you only five dollars. The second starter dish was Cheese Nan which it is one of the famous dishes of an Indian cuisine restaurant. It is basically bread stuffed with cheese. That amazingly delicious bread that has a fair portion of cheese that stretches with you when you try to have a piece of it would cost you two dollars only. At last but not lease, the main course which it was their traditional Shrimp Curry. It was my first time to have a Shrimp Buryani in Curry Corner. I thought it would not be wise choice to have sea food in a Pakistani/Indian restaurant. I thought it would be smelly and unpalatable to be honest. Fortunately, it was not as what I expected. I fell in love with it after the first bite; it tasted so good that I could not stop eating it. Not only its extraordinary taste that made me like it, but also its nine dollars cost. My stomach was full of delightful food with less than fifteen dollars. I found it cheap and affordable for

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