Father’s Day is a day to celebrate fatherhood, a day to appreciate that you have such a wonderful person in your life. I personally have always thought I am close to my father. I love him and he loves me. His time and attention for me are undivided. Sure, we do have some occasional fights, but all connections have that. I and my father almost sound like the heading of a poem.
And it is. Kind of. The bond between father and son will make poets write a 500 pages poem. Okay, I’m exaggerating. 400 pages.
My father has cared for me for 13 years along with my mom. I am very grateful for that. Let me tell you more about him. Starting off, he has a kind personality. He never wants to pick a fight with anyone. But that doesn’t mean he lets me off the hook. Oh no. Most certainly not. I am properly scolded. Otherwise, he is a good person, make a lot of funny jokes, loves to tickle me, and has a sunny disposition. Well, not when I am being scolded by him. Then I think he’s a dragon. Not like Puff the Magic Dragon, but more like Revinir (Unwanted Quests).
He is the best person, and perhaps the greatest father I have had the good luck to be the son of.
Father’s Day Lunch at The Great Kebab Factory
I loved it. The easiest explanation. The food was cooked perfectly. Every single small ingredient was added in just the perfect amount. Not too much salt, not too much sugar. At one point my stomach was simply bursting. I am very grateful for the amazing food I was given.
More about it – I got fish tikkas, chicken, and mutton. On the whole, it was amazing. The food just kept coming and coming. When we arrived there, I asked my mom, when the food will arrive. She told me it would take some time. I was used to that because whenever I went to other restaurants, the food would take time to arrive. But even I was surprised when it arrived in less than 10 minutes. Record time.
What else can I say? With the food, I also asked for a lemon ice tea. That took some time, but since we had already eaten so much tasty food, I was in no hurry. When I tasted it, it was too sour. My dad told me to mix it first. After I did, it was so sweet that I took my time with it, so I could enjoy it.
In the end, we got three chocolate brownies to commemorate Father’s Day. I promptly ate all 3. I may be a bad person, but I had good reason. My mom did not want to eat and my father was too filled.
In the end, I can say without any doubt that this place’s food, was made with painstaking precision, with carefulness, and most importantly, with a whole lot of tasty ( Since this is an expression, tasty is correct grammar).
Thank you Radisson Blu Delhi for making my Father’s Fathers’ Day special and delightful! It was an amazing family day out and enjoyed the scrumptious meal along with the Live instrumental. My mom kept humming all along and she requested for playing songs too. The ambience and the mood were perfect as I enjoyed my lunch along with background music and my KINDLE!
Written by Nammn Srivastva
