Create dishes inspired by local culture, history, or community traditions. This can resonate deeply with your customer base and build a sense of pride. Creativity in the restaurant field isn’t just about the food — it’s about crafting a unique experience that delights and surprises your guests. Combining elements like flavor, atmosphere, and service can help a restaurant stand out in an increasingly competitive market.
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Excellent video depiction, Mario! Last week, in episode 13 of Food Diversity: The Future of Food, Noni Virani and I had a delictible discussion about just this topic. The majority find the creepy crawlies, well, creepy crawly. Let the discussions continue!
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