Starting out with a good breakfast: Think about the last time you ate a meal away...

Starting out with a good breakfast:

Think about the last time you ate a meal away from home.

- What did you eat?

- Why did you choose that particular location and food choice?

- Was is possible that those "choices" were predetermined by restaurant?

- What aspects of your "choices" were subject to their marketing efforts?

Now that you are looking at your meal in terms of marketing, share your thoughts.

Expert Solution

When I had the meal last time away from home I ate Chicken Chilly, Fish Finger as starter Panner Butter Masala and Tandoori Roti in Main Course at very renowned resturant Yo ! China just because of their presentation, services and most importantly the food. Yes it is possibly possible that our choices is predetrmined according to the resturant because we know the dishes that particular resturant were good at. So we just make choices of food according to the resturant or vice versa. If you go for the very first time at a particular resturant you probably ask for the best they provide and that marketing effort from the reprenstative might convince you and you may end up influenced by their marketing efforts.It is quite practical that the marketing efforts influences in accordance to the food they're good at they used to promote their foods their dishes, their services and that is the key to success.

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