Posts Tagged ‘miahs kitchen’
Toastmasters Christmas
Saturday, December 22nd, 2012 | Events
Humanist Community October meeting
Monday, October 22nd, 2012 | Foundation
For this month’s Humanist Community of Leeds, we went for meal at Miah’s Kitchen. Next month we’ll be meeting at The Reliant for a meal – feel free to join us!
For this month’s Humanist Community of Leeds, we went for meal at Miah’s Kitchen. Next month we’ll be meeting at The Reliant for a meal – feel free to join us!
Miah’s Kitchen
Thursday, October 4th, 2012 | Thoughts
Last Friday, myself and Elina went to Miah’s Kitchen for lunch.
You can see my Miah’s Kitchen review over on Know Leeds for a full low down on the food, but the short answer is that I recommend it! But that isn’t what I want to talk about here.
When we arrived, we were the only people there. They had at least three waiters working, but no customers. It didn’t look like they would be getting any either – they only open 12-2, and this was at nearly 1pm.
Yet, as we walked in and I asked for a table for two, the waiter replied “do you have a reservation?” 😀
I almost wondered if he was taking the piss at first. It wasn’t a small place – they probably had about fifty covers, all of which were laid out but empty, why ask if we had a reservation? But I just said “no”.
Then, even funnier, they asked us to take a seat in the waiting area while they found us a table :D. We obliged and soon enough they had found one for us.
They were all very nice, though it did seem a rather formal procedure for a restaurant without any other customers.
Last Friday, myself and Elina went to Miah’s Kitchen for lunch.
You can see my Miah’s Kitchen review over on Know Leeds for a full low down on the food, but the short answer is that I recommend it! But that isn’t what I want to talk about here.
When we arrived, we were the only people there. They had at least three waiters working, but no customers. It didn’t look like they would be getting any either – they only open 12-2, and this was at nearly 1pm.
Yet, as we walked in and I asked for a table for two, the waiter replied “do you have a reservation?” 😀
I almost wondered if he was taking the piss at first. It wasn’t a small place – they probably had about fifty covers, all of which were laid out but empty, why ask if we had a reservation? But I just said “no”.
Then, even funnier, they asked us to take a seat in the waiting area while they found us a table :D. We obliged and soon enough they had found one for us.
They were all very nice, though it did seem a rather formal procedure for a restaurant without any other customers.