Hardrock Cafe Delhi

hi_akhil · Jun 28th, 2009, 16:09

Well Hardrock Cafe delhi is finally opened. A city like delhi was missing hardrock Cafe for so many years.

Hardrock Cafe is located at DLF Place Mall, Saket.

Rock Music scene and capital life is going to improve in delhi after this splendid opening of HardRock Cafe.

roopeeman · Jun 28th, 2009, 16:34

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Originally Posted by hi_akhil

Well Hardrock Cafe delhi is finally opened. A city like delhi was missing hardrock Cafe for so many years.

Hardrock Cafe is located at DLF Place Mall, Saket.

Rock Music scene and capital life is going to improve in delhi after this splendid opening of HardRock Cafe.

People will read Hardcock Cafe at first

shashank.aggarwal · Jun 29th, 2009, 11:27

its getting mixed reviews for dedicated fans.

darkside_of_d_sun · Jul 9th, 2009, 03:37

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Originally Posted by shashank.aggarwal

its getting mixed reviews for dedicated fans.

Same here! I have been to the one in Toronto and it was awesome. I have heard the music isnt all that great.

palerider · Jul 9th, 2009, 05:28

Couldn't they change their name to Sad, Overpriced Multinational?
the acronym is SOM cafe.
Are they still opening these things?.
They were cool for about 5 seconds in the seventies, like Planet Hollywood, another great Imperialist Invasion.
Sorry, Full Moon.

Boston123 · Jul 9th, 2009, 05:49

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Originally Posted by palerider

Couldn't they change their name to Sad, Overpriced Multinational?
the acronym is SOM cafe.
Are they still opening these things?.
They were cool for about 5 seconds in the seventies, like Planet Hollywood, another great Imperialist Invasion.
Sorry, Full Moon.

I know a kid who is still trying to collect a T shirt from every Hard Rock Cafe in the world..

palerider · Jul 9th, 2009, 05:53

That's weird, I'm trying to collect the livers of every hard rock manager in the world!!. Maybe we could travel together?.

Full Moon again.

Hal · Jul 9th, 2009, 06:57

Reminds me of "The Meaning of Life".
It doesn't say you have to be dead on your organ donor card!

I have been to the Hardrock Cafe in the Skydome in Toronto many times, strictly for convenience. I found the food to be good for that sort of thing, but wayyy overpriced.

palerider · Jul 9th, 2009, 07:13

In case no one has guessed, I have a real thing for Cultural Imperialism.
These sort of places open all over the world, they're predictable, safe, average etc.
What is there so far. Maccas, KFC, Starbucks, taco Bell, hungry Jacks, burger king, pizza hut, dominoes, hard rock, planet hollywood, hog's breath, Gloria Jeans, blah blah.
I just get so sick of people saying it's great. Everyone eats it, sometimes, but it's just annoying they think it's an ethical business model. That it's okay to infiltrate a culture.
The really sad thing is, that a lot of people eat this shit as the majority of their food, and think if they have a nice slimy fatty salad at maccas, that they are eating healthy.
Even sadder is that they ARE eating healthy, compared with what they normally eat.

Boston123 · Jul 9th, 2009, 10:57

Palerider,

So true.. I have heard that chicken McNuggets at the Indian McDonald's outlets are enjoying the fastest growth rate of any food at any McDonald's outlet worldwide...In fact there is shortage of inventory, as restaurant managers scramble to bring in more chicken nuggets. If you get a chance, ask people why they are so keen on McNuggets?

bruce3404 · Jul 9th, 2009, 11:07

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Originally Posted by Boston123

I know a kid who is still trying to collect a T shirt from every Hard Rock Cafe in the world..

One of my favorite T-shirts is Hard Rock Phnom Penh, simply because it doesn't exist.

palerider · Jul 9th, 2009, 13:11

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Originally Posted by Boston123

Palerider,

So true.. I have heard that chicken McNuggets at the Indian McDonald's outlets are enjoying the fastest growth rate of any food at any McDonald's outlet worldwide...In fact there is shortage of inventory, as restaurant managers scramble to bring in more chicken nuggets. If you get a chance, ask people why they are so keen on McNuggets?

So, why are they the fastest growing food item in the world.? It can't be the taste, they aren't even chicken I don't think, maybe recon. chicken.

puchoo · Jul 9th, 2009, 14:08

same here , yet to go myself but some friends are happy and some are not.

One of the things which everyone seemed to mention was that it was a bit small.

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Originally Posted by shashank.aggarwal

its getting mixed reviews for dedicated fans.

Boston123 · Jul 9th, 2009, 21:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by palerider

So, why are they the fastest growing food item in the world.? It can't be the taste, they aren't even chicken I don't think, maybe recon. chicken.

I think it goes back to how eating at McDonalds is perceived in India.. it is not a inexpensive, quick trip, to stuff your stomach ( perhaps even drive through, so you can eat while driving!), as it is in the US. I think Mickey D's in India,are still a 'treat' for most people.
But seriously, no one is going to worry about the additives( sodium benzoate,glutamates,etc...) and potential for obesity etc.. when the stuff tastes so good!!I am sure the country will go full circle, and pick up obesity as a health issue, before tiring of McDonalds/ Hard Rock Cafe etc..

eliminator · Jul 9th, 2009, 22:10

We in Almaty would have been excited to get McDonalds and all that imperialistic stuff.

To get connected to the world's pace and pulse, otherwise it feels like living in the God forsaken place.

Personally, I enjoyed eating at McDonald's in India. Yammy.

Jun 28th, 2009, 16:09	#1
hi_akhil Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: New Delhi Posts: 14	Hardrock Cafe Delhi Well Hardrock Cafe delhi is finally opened. A city like delhi was missing hardrock Cafe for so many years. Hardrock Cafe is located at DLF Place Mall, Saket. Rock Music scene and capital life is going to improve in delhi after this splendid opening of HardRock Cafe.

Jun 29th, 2009, 11:27	#3
shashank.aggarwal The Fortunate One Join Date: May 2007 Location: Road Posts: 6,820	its getting mixed reviews for dedicated fans. __________________ Spineless Travelogue - Around India

Jul 9th, 2009, 05:28	#5
palerider this is Brad. He's cute Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Armidale, N.S.W., Australia Posts: 2,226	Couldn't they change their name to Sad, Overpriced Multinational? the acronym is SOM cafe. Are they still opening these things?. They were cool for about 5 seconds in the seventies, like Planet Hollywood, another great Imperialist Invasion. Sorry, Full Moon. __________________ I always wanted to be someone when I grew up, I realise now that I should have been more specific.

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palerider this is Brad. He's cute Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Armidale, N.S.W., Australia Posts: 2,226	In case no one has guessed, I have a real thing for Cultural Imperialism. These sort of places open all over the world, they're predictable, safe, average etc. What is there so far. Maccas, KFC, Starbucks, taco Bell, hungry Jacks, burger king, pizza hut, dominoes, hard rock, planet hollywood, hog's breath, Gloria Jeans, blah blah. I just get so sick of people saying it's great. Everyone eats it, sometimes, but it's just annoying they think it's an ethical business model. That it's okay to infiltrate a culture. The really sad thing is, that a lot of people eat this shit as the majority of their food, and think if they have a nice slimy fatty salad at maccas, that they are eating healthy. Even sadder is that they ARE eating healthy, compared with what they normally eat.

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eliminator Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Almaty Posts: 21	We in Almaty would have been excited to get McDonalds and all that imperialistic stuff. To get connected to the world's pace and pulse, otherwise it feels like living in the God forsaken place. Personally, I enjoyed eating at McDonald's in India. Yammy.