What Does Chef Vikas Khanna Do To Pacify Angry Customers? He Reveals A Simple Solution To American Chef Eitan

Running a restaurant, catering to customers’ demands, handling teams, and managing multiple aspects of this bustling industry is a strenuous process. In between everything ongoing in the kitchen and the tables, managers, chefs, and all staff need to be patient with all guests, no matter how they are and what they want. In a recent interview, Chef Vikas Khanna shared about running his restaurant and how he deals with angry customers.

Chef Vikas Khanna Shared His Approach To Resolving Conflict

 

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It has been some time since Chef Vikas opened his all-new restaurant Bungalow in the bustling New York City. From Bollywood stars to the Internet’s renowned personalities, this wonderful establishment continues to open its doors to eminent guests and visitors. Getting a table here is not the easiest task. If you somehow manage to reserve a table at Bungalow, consider yourself lucky.

Chef Vikas graced his presence on this new episode of Eitan Bernath’s Insatiable podcast and revealed lesser-known aspects of his life as a restaurateur. Bungalow, present on most food connoisseurs’ bucket lists, is one of the few restaurants in NYC attracting foodies from all around to savour the chef’s magical recipes and indulge in a gastronomic feast of Indian flavours and fusion.

In this episode, Chef Vikas Khanna talked about his approach to resolving conflict, especially with guests. As always, he has the most perfect answer to this interesting question by Chef Eitan. The Indian chef shared how an angry person cannot think of solutions. He believes in talking to guests and apologising to them. “I have to go and apologise to the table right away,” he added.

Also read: Ayushmann Khurrana Spotted At Chef Vikas Khanna’s Bungalow In NYC; Gorges On The Same Dishes As SRK

Food Seems To Be His Favourite Solution

Being the kind-hearted and sweet person Vikas is, he loves taking some food with him. Even Chef Eitan agreed to the idea of making hangry people happy by offering food. Yummy food seems to be the instant solution to manage any messy or stressful situation.

Also read: Chef Vikas Khanna Shares A Recipe For Yuzu Labneh Sauce, An Integral Part Of A New Dish At Bungalow NYC

All the foodies out there can surely agree with the chefs as delicious dishes and desserts really help us to stay calm and get happier.

Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ Eitan Bernath (@eitan)