We had a long conversation over lunch (at Sher a Punjab’s lunch buffet) about how “buffet” doesn’t have to mean “challenge”. I know that personally my instinct is to try to get the most out of my dollar at things like this, and just keep going back for more, but really, $7.99 for a full plate of Indian food is still a great deal. $7.99 for three plates of Indian food, also a great deal, but it only hurts you in the long run.
The trick, obviously, is moderation, is taking your time, is knowing when you are full and stopping there. But we’re not trained well in moderation. Very few aspects of American culture encourage moderation. Certainly, all-you-can-eat lunch buffets do not encourage moderation. But there has to be a way to eat sensibly and responsibly while still enjoying Sher a Punjab’s lunch buffet once in a while, right?
MAGIC DONUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh man, I love Gulab Jamun.
I confessed to an overwhelming gulab jamun craving on FB a couple of weeks ago and people chimed in from all across the land to agree. It’s just so perfect in every way.
Ai yai yai now not only am I reading these instead of studying for AP Exams but I am also craving Indian food at 9:30 PM. Dates are being scheduled for when I will eat gulab jamun next with a friend. Oh gulab jamun, bringing people together!