Platoon Pizza... - Jalandhar

Not good pizza. Crust was soo hard even of margherita pizza. Fries were oily. Perry perry fries were simple. Pasta was good.

Recently opened. The young guy takes order and doesn't update us for 30 mins. When followed up with him, the excuse is that machine isn't working. Thats pretty much understood but why chill at the counter instead of letting customers know it isn't working, then it's their choice to wait or leave. Not even apologetic about it at first place. Not worth it.

Good Place for pizza and Fast foods,,, Tasty pizza

They offer single slices, medium, large and XL sided pizzas vegetarian as well as non veg, slightly costly compared to Domino's Pizza or Pizza Hut. Taste is fine though. 1 single slice is sufficiently large to satisfy the appetite of 1 person, need to improve the ambience though

Best pizza joint in town. The Quality and Quantity of stuff that they provide is way better than Dominos or pizza hut. The rates are decent if we compare them with the quantity they provide. The amount of cheese and the spices they use makes there pizzas one of the best.

No disagreement here, Roj. I think it's fairly obvious a review starts with an opinion. Every reviewer formulates an opinion of a property during their visit based on the experience they had there. What matters is the "why," not just the "what." A recent thread about decreasing the minimum count uncovered that you can make 200 characters in 2 sentences or less, and yet, these people still complain that they're being forced to ramble on about nothing to meet the requirement. I don't understand why it's so hard to tell us what you ate, what your room looked like, how the waiter treated you, or what you saw. If you just do that, you'll at least double the minimum. The funny part of that previous thread was that the OP hit about 300 characters in the opening statement. The point is, there's a difference between not being too wordy and not saying anything at all. Here are MY guidelines for writing a review, above and beyond TA's: 1) Use complete sentences, not fragments. 2) Every opinion stated must be accompanied by at least one fact to back it up. 3) Do not simply use adjectives like "good" or "bad," or any variation of such. Use descriptive adjectives like, "clean" or "salty," etc. 4) If you cannot remember even a single detail to include in your review, do not post a review. Post a Facebook status. On Facebook. 5) Save your angry, snarky rants for Facebook. Or Twitter. Rashard Mendenhall is looking for a few more followers.  RainmanMumbai · 6 years ago Mumbai, India · 3,580 forum posts #5 of 78 · When I am travelling, I write down in brief all points about a particular hotel which I will later share on TA - if you see some of my reviews, I even give the names of the staff members who were good and bad! There are lots and lots of reviews here about hotels which simply say - ' we booked here last minute over the new year holidays and this hotel suited our purpose for the price we paid', and we will return next time' Now the above 200 character review says nothing about location of hotel, staff, rooms, wifi, breakfast, transport options near the hotel etc. If you see the 'top contributors' they all have more than 50 reviews, and 75% of these reviews are barely 3 or 4 lines. Not enough at all.. Like exterior corridors says - what's the point then of posting your review? 6 years ago Tucson, Arizona · 4,348 forum posts #6 of 78 · I came across a review once that said, " The food was to die for !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We each had a beer." Absolutely useless. She reached the required 100 character minimum by using exclamation marks. Did not have the time to check out her other reviews, but she had about 60 or so. Also, at least 100 " helpful " votes. One hundred characters minimum for restaurants encourages reviews by people who have nothing to 6 years ago Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · 7,249 forum posts #7 of 78 · TA needs a consistent approach to dealing with such useless, pointless reviews. I hate reading the beginning of a review and clicking on "More," and not finding, well, more. I understand that not every reviewer is going to hit every detail and that no single review should account for one's complete research of a property. I also feel a little weird about repeating word for word what someone else wrote just a couple of reviews ahead of me. If someone describes a property's decor in complete detail, I'm not going to do the same when my review will be posted on the same page as theirs. I can still focus on my experience and easily meet the minimums without talking aimlessly. All kidding aside, I think TA needs to update the automatic filters to curb the "mmm mmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" type of posting. TA needs to warn reviewers, perhaps right on the review submission page, that such reviews will not be tolerated. This should be included in the "relevant content" guideline as well. It might be a good idea to include links to sample reviews that show members what a useful review looks like (I know, not everyone who nee

The food at this restaurant is amazing, very neat and delicious. I had an amazing time there. But the place is kind of small in terms of area and if you are lookinf for something flashy or fancy this is not it. But if you're in for a very delicious food, you've gotta give it a try. Its not even far from the City.

Very bad experience owner itself sitting with friends and shouting talking very load and making customers uncomfortable go to platoon pizza in model town rather then here.