Try out new service

[netkelner]

This is new service for Warszawa and other bigger cities in Poland. I guess
many of you are familiar with services this type - food ordering online. Then
try out www.NetKelner.pl
I am very interested in your opinions. Maybe some hints how to improve?

[kylie1]

what type of sushi do you have?
what oriental dishes do you serve?

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kylie1 napisała:

> what type of sushi do you have?
> what oriental dishes do you serve?

What they have is an impressive database of the restaurants co-operating with
them within strikin distance of your street. They then have their roving
waiters who get the order and bring it to you and get the cash - or preseumably
you can pay on account or use a cc on the website.

That means that from my office I have the choice of two sushi bars. In order to
get the menu for the sushi bar, I then have to click on that sushi bar and look
at their menu and price list. Someone a few blocks away may be offered sushi
from a different restaurant. that's how it seems to work.

It looks bloody impressive actually. I'm dying to give it a whirl but I ate
already today and tomorrow I'm in Krakow with clients at the Radisson, and with
any luck we'll have our noses at a decent trough in there, whether we pay for
it or they do! Friday I've already been invited to the trough in Warsaw by a
client.

So it'll have to wait till next week. I was gonna be in Poznan, but that's been
put back...

[usenetposts]

It looks like one of the best sites I've seen, the English isn't too bad and it
all seems to work.

How many food couriers do you have? How do you ensure that the proper hygiene
is maintained - do you have HAZZP?

I will probably give your service a try, and if you like report back here or on
my youtube account how well you did. Would you like that?

[chris-joe]

This is cool! Am actually thinking of "making" a nice dinner for my folks in
Warsaw one of these weekends )

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chris-joe napisał:

> This is cool! Am actually thinking of "making" a nice dinner for my folks in
> Warsaw one of these weekends )

Good idea, you could treat people to like a sushi meal that way, get a sushi
buy in also at home, and then video skype with them through the meal and it'd
really be just the same effectively as eating together!

We live in remarkable times.

I'm pretty glad I wasn't born in, like the 11th Century or something.

Hazard Analysis and Zritical Zontrol Points?

[lmblmb]

usenetposts napisał:

> It looks like one of the best sites I've seen, the English isn't too bad and
> it all seems to work.
>
> How many food couriers do you have? How do you ensure that the proper hygiene
> is maintained - do you have HAZZP?

Hazard Analysis and Zritical Zontrol Points? LOL!

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Sorry - I wrote it as most people say it.

[ianek70]

I've just had a look at it, because I'm interested in food and how to get it,
and although it's a great idea in theory I wanted to see if it was any quicker
or easier to order online than by simply phoning or texting.
Unfortunately, the "Proszę wybierz, na którą ulicę ma przyjechać dostawa!" list
for K-ce Piotrowice/Ochojec doesn't include my street. This is a bit odd, since
my street is home to 3 or 4 thousand people as well as one of the pizzerias
listed, and the list does include another street which is only 20 metres long
and consists of 2 or 3 dilapidated houses, some trees and a hairdresser's.

[kylie1]

I have finally found my way around and I am looking at the Japanese restaurant
in Warsaw called. I have noticed one of them had absolutely outrageous prices
but I think my wallet likes "Sensi Sushi". The pictures are awesome and it
really does look very authentic. Still, they want PL ZL 101.00 for only 16
nigiris. That's like CA $40!

On Denman Str. in Vancouver we can get a nigiri platter of 14 nigiris for $0.89
each. That adds up to roughly 14 bucks + tip. One of the Warsaw restaurants was
asking for $400 bucks for a meal. That's without any drinks or side dishes. I
have been to a few Japanese joints but the most extravagant meal wouldn't cost
you more than $30. And that's right downtown and everywhere else in Vancouver.
Is it because Poland has to import salmon that is ready for raw consumption,
like the Pacific or Atlantic? I know the Japanese don't use freshwater fish for
sushi.

In September when we come over for a visit, we are planning on checking this
place out. I will report later

[as_pl1]

I try this service and my opinion is that the szama.pl service is much more
better. i recomended this service. I travel many time in Poland and with them i
founded many good place to order on-line food. for me this is the best place to
order food by internet or by phone

[usenetposts]

OK, I'll give it a look as well.