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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Im indian american and like Rasika, but have been guilty of bringing kids there a couple of times. There’s simply nothing for them to eat— too spicy. I actually support the policy. Fine dining has its place.[/quote]

I’m also Indian and think a restaurant can set whatever policy they want. But it is strange for an Indian restaurant to say no kids under 8, no? I mean it solidifies in my mind that it’s not a “real” Indian restaurant.[/quote]

Why would this be weird? So you think a French restaurant or sushi place could have an age limit, but not an Indian restaurant because it ALL Indian restaurants must be family-friendly? This is weirdly restrictive. There are plenty of family-friendly Indian restaurants in this area. Rasika is one of the more high end/expensive Indian restaurants I know of; it makes sense that they might be less family-friendly.[/quote]

What a funny comparison. You realize how differently kids are treated in Indian and French culture.[/quote]

You do know there are some high end restaurants IN INDIA where children aren’t allowed or are frowned upon, right? [/quote]

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