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One in seven food delivery businesses in England are ‘dark kitchens’, study shows
(www.theguardian.com)
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My new, favourite, curry house is delivery or collection only which, I guess, makes it a dark kitchen. But it's hands down the best curry I've had, locally, in the 14 years I've been living here. Customer service is spot on, the food is amazing, never had a bad dish or a problematic order.
Not sure I see the problem. There's space for both sit-down eateries and delivery-only places.