Mexico City / 28.01.2021 21:07:26
How would you like to enjoy a delicious ceviche, a delicious order of ramen or a whole meal for less than 200 pesos and incidentally help the restaurant sector so hit by the covid-19 pandemic? If you live in Mexico City, you probably think this is difficult or impossible, but we have good news for you: it is not!
To prove it, the tweeter Paola Norman, lover of gastronomy and creator of Epicuristas, launched a small challenge to Twitter to find restaurants in the downtown area of the capital that had home delivery and where you could eat without spending more than 200 pesos. A complicated challenge, but one that paid off well and ended up as a thread with exquisite suggestions.
I made the purpose of locating established restaurants near my house and with a budget of maximum $ 200 to order food at home this week. I know that with that budget it will not be easy, but I hope to achieve it. It is my grain of sand to the rest of the neighborhood.
???????????? pic.twitter.com/W2TtSkzEtR– Paola Norman (@PaolaNorman) January 11, 2021
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The idea, in addition to getting to know the local businesses, was to support small businesses that are a source of income not only for the owners, but also for the cooks, waiters and cleaners who, faced with the impossibility of going out as before, have seen their savings suddenly extinguished.
The answers were not long in coming to the disbelief of some and there were quickly suggestions to try from seafood, gorditas and straight food, to gourmet dishes, all for a modest amount and, best of all, without leaving home!
Tomorrow we start with La Trastienda Broka, many delicious homemade stews, at a super price. We will also have sauces, tortillas, tamales !! And you can make your super vegetables and fruits!
– Broka Bistrot (@BrokaBistrot) January 12, 2021
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Hello! Could I pass you the data of a local business for RT? Area: Buenavista
COFFEE STATIONS
Heroes, Ferrocarril 28, almost corner with Insurgentes Norte, Buenavista
5619082915
The menu starts at 120 pesos with water and dessert; and super rich !!!
Thank you! pic.twitter.com/EMF2Xg02eT– Ana (@Alcecastor) January 12, 2021
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This is how, through just under 280 characters, restaurant owners have found on Twitter networks – or, in this case, threads – to help them cope with a global situation that made all of us face the most difficult moments , not only on health issues, but also on economic and social issues.
Twitter is characterized by its instantaneous nature, where people come to connect, promote and support through union. If you also know small businesses that need a little help, there you will find the ideal place to share them, so we can all unite for what interests us.
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