South Korean Woman Take on Jaipur’s Low-Rated Zomato restaurant

In Short

• A South Korean woman named Meggy Kim tried the worst-rated restaurant in Jaipur, according to Zomato.
• She shared a video of the same on Zomato.
• Her reaction was not something that you would have expected.

South Korean visitor Meggy Kim defied Zomato’s low rating for Jaipur’s ‘Baba Ka Dhaba’ restaurant, finding delightful surprises in both the cuisine and the amicable staff. Despite a 1.4 out of 5 rating, Meggy’s positive experience elevated the eatery’s standing to an impressive 3.9 on Zomato.

Meggy’s decision to dine at the establishment stemmed from a viral YouTube video showcasing the owner, Kanta Prasad, facing hardships exacerbated by the pandemic and negative reviews. Initially wary, Meggy overcame reservations and was pleasantly astonished by the food’s quality and the staff’s friendliness.

Her 5-star Zomato review commending the cuisine and owner not only boosted the restaurant’s rating but also elicited gratitude from Kanta Prasad, who hopes it will attract more patrons. This underscores the profound impact online reviews wield, with negativity harming businesses and positivity fostering growth.

The narrative emphasizes that while adverse reviews can tarnish a business’s image, there lies a potential for hidden gems among the seemingly worst-rated establishments. Meggy’s experience serves as a reminder to approach such places with an open mind, as they may defy expectations and prove worthwhile.

Here’s how people reacted to the video of South Korean Woman

Flavor matters more than ratings – a sentiment echoed by one commenter. Another appreciates your authentic reviews. Meggy, your concepts are truly innovative, remarked a third. A fourth quipped, ‘Indian food from a Chinese restaurant – quite the twist!’

Watch the viral video here:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CpP0vvqv15j/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet

The video went viral with a ton of reactions from Instagram users in the comments section. Some people asked her to try the food from other restaurants

“Foreigners are going to like the worst food, because even worse food has more spices than outside India,” a user wrote

Another user commented, “Food should be just tasty, rating doesn’t matter.”