Many food orders often come with hand -written notes nowadays. They are signed by chefs, kitchen teams or even delivery partners. Allegedly these notes aim to add a human touch to the process, often good ratings and reactions from customers. Recently, a woman took to Reddit to share an example of a “nutritious note”, which she linked to food ordered online on Holi 2025. However, many users expressed their doubts about the authenticity of the note.
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The woman wrote, “Today I was alone in my room on the day of Holi Festival. It has never happened. I always played Holi every year with my friends in my hometown, but after coming to the university, I could not play Holi. So I was hungry that I was also hungry to order a rice bowl from a good bowl. Holi was wasting my time alone, which was still working and working in a festival.
In the attached photo, we get a glimpse on the note with food. It reads, “Nisha is not only a chef, but also a student who is studying college, to support his family, but never without a smile! Please give him a 5-star shouts if you like to eat. Love, love, kitchen team.” Take a look down:
This sweet small note was found from a good bowl
Byu/pavi2306 in India
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In the comments, many users were not convinced of the note. Many people chalked it to be a marketing gimmick. He also made references to a similar strategy deployed by other brands at other places in the past. Read some reactions below:
“I’m not buying it.”
“Capitalism to capitalize on people’s feelings.”
“The same text with a different name. Kaveri Amma in Hyderabad.”
“She is the daughter of Kaveri Amma.”
“This note is fake. They should be ashamed to do so. They just change the name.”
“I don’t know where you live, but I found the same note here in Chennai …. just a marketing strategy by rebel foods.”
“Check the LMAO note, it is a printed and not a written note.”
“Write back” 5-star reviews do not pay Nisha’s bills. Increase his salary so that he does not give a printed note to customers. “
“Perfect marketing strategy … No Nisha was ever present in that cloud kitchen … ever. This is the oldest move in marketing.”
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