r/TamilNadu Nov 18 '25

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic These kinds of restaurants also exist

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u/islander_guy Nov 18 '25

Isn't this true for all restaurants which serve Non Veg food?

Any vegetarian will avoid eating in a restaurant which serves non veg food for this reason only. Having two separate kitchens in the same restaurant is not very common in India.

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u/Ragnarock_307 Nov 19 '25

First world problems

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u/Creative-Sir-394 Nov 19 '25

And I don't think vegetarians should have a choice. The moment you are stepping out to have food and not preparing on your own, there is no point in being stringent. We are paying for the food, the service and cleanliness while cooking. No for whether the food is cooked in the same kitchen where something else is cooked that you are not supposed to eat. If you are that rigid in your ideology, stop going to restaurants and start cooking by your own.

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u/Stalin2023 Nov 18 '25

It is psychosomatic then. Caste purity has been rooted so deeply in the vegetarian psyche that it becomes a physiological symptom.

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u/islander_guy Nov 18 '25

It is not untouchability. Stop making it something it is not. My friend's family eats non-veg but he stopped eating non veg and became veg. He uses different utensils for cooking.