Food Served On Train

A travel vlogger was recently trolled online after he compared the food served onboard a Vande Bharat train to that of 5-star hotels. IRCTC has reacted to his review.

A man travelling from Shirdi to Mumbai reportedly found a cockroach in the dal served on the Vande Bharat train.

In a video shared on X (formerly Twitter), an elderly passenger was captured engaged in an altercation with the waiter on the Vande Bharat Express.

Harsh Goenka has shared a clip of food being carried on a miniature train at the palace. Read to know how people reacted online.

A Twitter user, named Subodh Pahalajan, expressed his dissatisfaction with the meal served to him on the Vande Bharat express train from Bhopal to Delhi.

IRCTC responded to his tweet and shared that fresh food was provided to the passenger.

American Sociologist Salvatore Babones took to his official Twitter handle to share his experience of the food that he was served on the Rajdhani Express train, and he was quite impressed with it.

A passenger aboard the Mumbai-Shirdi VBE has posted a picture of the dish on Twitter. Read how the Indian Railways responded.

Bad quality taste and low quality of meals are the main reasons why people have disapproved of the food served by Indian Railways.

Almost a month after the launch of the Vande Bharat Express, a passenger posted a video on social media showing the "bad quality" food being served on the train.

The man shot the video on the Vande Bharat train, which was plying from Vizag to Hyderabad. It was posted on Twtter.

A man aboard a Mumbai-Lucknow train recently claimed that he found a "yellow paper" inside a samosa served by the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC).

The video shows customers seated around a large oval table in a restaurant. The table top already has the track laid out for the train.

A toy train restaurant in Surat has attracted people to enjoy their meal, which is delivered straight to the diners without the need for any human intervention.

A restaurant in Australia is serving cheese on a conveyor belt. This unique concept of 'cheese train' has grabbed eyeballs online.

A travel vlogger was recently trolled online after he compared the food served onboard a Vande Bharat train to that of 5-star hotels. IRCTC has reacted to his review.

A man travelling from Shirdi to Mumbai reportedly found a cockroach in the dal served on the Vande Bharat train.

In a video shared on X (formerly Twitter), an elderly passenger was captured engaged in an altercation with the waiter on the Vande Bharat Express.

Harsh Goenka has shared a clip of food being carried on a miniature train at the palace. Read to know how people reacted online.

A Twitter user, named Subodh Pahalajan, expressed his dissatisfaction with the meal served to him on the Vande Bharat express train from Bhopal to Delhi.

IRCTC responded to his tweet and shared that fresh food was provided to the passenger.

American Sociologist Salvatore Babones took to his official Twitter handle to share his experience of the food that he was served on the Rajdhani Express train, and he was quite impressed with it.

A passenger aboard the Mumbai-Shirdi VBE has posted a picture of the dish on Twitter. Read how the Indian Railways responded.

Bad quality taste and low quality of meals are the main reasons why people have disapproved of the food served by Indian Railways.

Almost a month after the launch of the Vande Bharat Express, a passenger posted a video on social media showing the "bad quality" food being served on the train.

The man shot the video on the Vande Bharat train, which was plying from Vizag to Hyderabad. It was posted on Twtter.

A man aboard a Mumbai-Lucknow train recently claimed that he found a "yellow paper" inside a samosa served by the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC).

The video shows customers seated around a large oval table in a restaurant. The table top already has the track laid out for the train.

A toy train restaurant in Surat has attracted people to enjoy their meal, which is delivered straight to the diners without the need for any human intervention.

A restaurant in Australia is serving cheese on a conveyor belt. This unique concept of 'cheese train' has grabbed eyeballs online.