In the UK, an Indian restaurant is giving away free food to those in need

An Indian restaurant is giving away hundreds of free meals to everyone who orders it over Christmas in Leeds, UK.

Excellent restaurant he told BBC That his chefs prepared more than 1,200 people “per person” in the restaurant, where the attendees were asked to serve these meals. For the sake of the neediest and the children.

The restaurant claimed that they were inspired by the help of Manchester United player Marcus Rashford, And at Christmas dinner at £10 (about $13.40 / 276 Mexican pesos) created With Chef Tom Kerridge, It has a Michelin star and is known to have appeared in the British editions of MasterChef and BakeOff.

Many people lined up to get a meal, which consists of joyful onions With yoghurt raitaAnd biryani riceAnd pilaf s Jalfrezi of chicken. Class I set out around Leeds Pier in the city center on Christmas Day.

This was confirmed by the Director of Commercial Relations at Mumtaz Asad Arif This was done in order to “give back to the community”, Ensure they are affected by the cancellation in recent days due to the spread of the covid-19 pandemic in the UK.

“Not all of our Christmas cancellations were helpful, we lost at least 60-70% of our trade this month. However, the ability to do this and give back to society always refreshes us and gives us strength; We know we are still special and we should be very grateful for what we have.”

was the place Delivering food to those most in need since 2019, as the promotion varies. One of them was for essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Taj Shah, the floor manager, said, “The response has been overwhelming, especially from the locals; we have had a lot of phone calls asking if we need help and volunteers. I would like to thank everyone for making this happen.”

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