#sushi catering services

[cottonlemonade]

First Date

word count: 1157 || avg. reading time: 5 mins.

pairing: post-time skip!Sakusa x chubby!Reader

genre: fluff

warnings: implications of xenophobia

When you finally said Yes to a date with Sakusa you had an inkling it would get fancy, but not “five star rooftop restaurant” kind of fancy. The sushi place was hidden, out of sight of tourist attractions and other major travel spots, giving it an air of “if you know, you know”. Sakusa was a regular.

His considerate gesture of sending you a link to the restaurant’s dress code a week before the date, only sent you into a panic spiral. You never owned a dress even close as fancy as was required and even if you had the money to afford one, Japan didn’t exactly cater to a foreigner’s chubby body type. Only after nearly losing your mind did you find a place at the other side of Tokyo that rented dresses that you could barely fit into and with half a month’s rent now clinging uncomfortably to your squishy tummy, you met Sakusa outside your apartment on a Friday night.

“You look gorgeous.”, he said with a small smile, opening the passenger door to his car. With your tongue tucked between your lips for concentration you accepted his hand to help you inside. The dress didn’t exactly allow for much movement.

You chatted about your day at work as he drove and he invited you to his next game before you even reached your destination. He handed his car keys to a valet and offered his arm to lead you inside.

In the elevator you made sure to smooth out any wrinkles in your dress, real or imagined, and gasped when the doors slid open.

The atmosphere was intimate and calm. Over the quiet hum of voices you could just make out the sounds of traditional Japanese music and smartly dressed waiters brought mouthwatering, jaw-droppingly beautiful designed plates of sushi to the tables. Floor to ceiling windows allowed the patrons an unobstructed view of the city lights.

“Sakusa-sama.”, the lady at the reception greeted him with a professional smile, “Welcome. Please follow me.”

You saw her hesitate for a moment when she finally noticed you, but led you to a table in the corner of the restaurant. You held your breath when you sat down, the ride was already a challenge for regular breathing and you had no idea how you were supposed to fit any food inside you with the restrictions of the dress. But you didn’t care when Sakusa smiled at you.

“Thank you for coming.”

“Thank you for inviting me.”, you beamed.

A waiter appeared at the table and said with deeply faked apologetic tones, “I’m very sorry, sir. But it seems we cannot serve you tonight.”

Sakusa raised an eyebrow, then glanced at you, then back to the waiter.

“This is not going to be an issue.”, he said coolly, then turned his attention back to you. But the waiter didn’t leave.

“Sir, we will have to ask you to come back another time.”

“Please explain it to me. We are right on time, we are appropriately dressed and I made reservations.”

“Sir-“

Sakusa glared at him. “Please tell the chef that if he has any issues tonight to come tell me himself.”

And with that the waiter poured some water into the empty glasses before you, bowed and left.

You looked after him thoughtfully and took a sip. It happened before that you were turned away from restaurants due to a “no foreigners” rule, but you didn’t think that such an issue could arise at a place like this.

Sakusa smiled again and steered the conversation back to lighter topics, making you feel at ease within seconds. You were about to inch your hand closer to his when another person came to the table. He was undoubtedly the chef, dressed as he was. The waiter stood a little behind him.

“Sakusa-sama.”, the man in the spotless black uniform began.

“You’re not serious.”, Sakusa couldn’t help but scoff.

“Please understand that we are not able to provide the full service to foreigners.”

“She speaks Japanese.”, Sakusa informed them, “And even if she didn’t, I would translate for her.”

The chef shifted a little, throwing some kind of glance in your direction that you couldn’t quite interpret.

“We won’t be able to accommodate any dietary restrictions, Sakusa-sama.”

“I don’t have any.”, you said with a strained smile.

The chef was quiet and looked at your date imploringly. He held his gaze, then Sakusa quietly pushed back his chair and stood up.

He offered his hand to you.

“Thank you. The water was delicious.”, you said sweetly to the waiter who avoided your eyes.

“I can’t wait to tell everyone about your hospitality at my family’s next gala.”, Sakusa added with a cold smile and gently pulled you along, past a few gawking people to the elevator.

When the doors closed and the sounds of the restaurant disappeared, Sakusa let out a long sigh.

“I’m sorry.”, he said, leaning his back against the paneling, crossing his arms.

“Don’t worry about it. I think that’s about as much exposure as I would ever need to a five star restaurant.”

He chuckled. “The next one will be better, I promise.”

You smiled and went to stand next to him, lightly brushing your shoulder against his to cheer him up. The elevator began its slow descent.

“Bet you can’t wait to get out of that dress.”, he noted, then his eyes widened a moment later, “Wait, I didn’t mean it like that.”

You laughed. “You’re not wrong actually. Breathing does not come as a standard with this one.”

He considered you for a moment.

“Turn around.” He said it gently. More as a question than a demand.

You blinked in confusion, then did as he requested.

“Don’t be alarmed.” He stepped closer, his breath brushing against your neck.

You felt his hands work on the zipper on your back.

“What are you-“, you began feebly, your voice not quite having the grasp on your vocal chords like you would have wished.

He slowly ran the zipper down, the buttons by your nape holding the dress together but you felt the immediate relief around your tummy.

He shrugged off his suit jacket and draped it over your shoulders.

“There. Better?”, he asked. You nodded, your heart still beating too fast to turn around without revealing the intense blush on your cheeks.

The elevator came to a stop and the automatic voice announced you arrived at the lobby.

“Your bra is pretty.”, he said quietly, almost whispering it into your ear as the doors opened.

You followed him silently through the lobby, holding onto the jacket’s lapels.

“You still hungry?”, he asked when the cool night air brushed your faces as you waited for the valet to get his car.

“Starving.”, you admitted.

He grinned. “I know just the place.”

People stared but Sakusa couldn’t care less.

He rolled up the sleeves of his black button down and offered to trade you a chicken nugget for some French fries.

art: @qyhssss on Twitter

[pillsandumbrellas]

I got my hands on semaglutide (ozemp1c) from a plastic surgeon that caters to celebs and didn't ask a lot of questions. I just paid their fees for their services and then got my prescription. It's working so well omg. I feel basically no hunger. I ate 1 tuna sushi roll and felt full after 1 dose of it at 0.25mg. This is amazing. I got judged so hard picking up the prescription though. The pharmacist actually made a side remark about being confused about it being prescribed to me for weight loss. Look I get it I don't "need" it for weight loss, but it helps to take my mind off food obsession and that's a win.

[terrence-silver]

Could we please have Terry body worshiping or just worshiping Beloved in general. Thanks :)

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Nyotaimori. (女体盛)

He observed the practice in Japan back in the 80's and beforehand too, as far back as the 70's, in Korea; From Onsens to corporate company afterparties behind closed doors he frequented in high end Tokyo afterhours before the turn of the millennia. The act of being on display and the nude form being used as an artistic canvas for serving food presented on sanitized leaves on sufficiently flat areas of the physique while the subject lay perfectly still, not interacting with any of the patrons under the strictest traditional decorum. It translated to body sushi. Nantaimori (男体盛り) its male equivalent. Terry hums in contentment at the etymology as he observes the fish rolls and seaweed covering your nipples, forming an immaculate pattern. A handful of supple fruit, berries and black grapes in the crevice where your tights touched, forming a v-shape. Bamboo leaves and rose petals covering your legs riddled with circles of lined up fresh fruit, a colorful mosaic of Julienned Daikon raddish and thinly cut stripes of salted Anago eel and yellow melons. A fragrant, tiny, softly cooked, partially caramelized peach in your mouth, balanced carefully between two lips, serving as a makeshift, edible gag in a room filled with lit candles and a red tinted hue. A single red cherry adorning your bellybutton like a shimmering ruby. He never allowed any of his chefs to arrange this. His waiting staff. No catering service under the sun he could pay for in The Valley and beyond. They never laid a hand on you. Never saw you like this. He did this, all of it, personally. Laying you down. Undressing you. Decorating you. Washing you beforehand, not missing a single nook or cranny on your skin.

Doing so for himself. By himself. For his eyes only. For his taste buds.

Terry was both the artist and the consumer tonight.

Chopsticks long since forgotten and entirely discarded, Terry deliberately chooses to proceed ahead with a silver fork at his own leisure as he's seated in front of his very own spread on a table that is both the place of dining and your bed and he eats, savoring the Shizoake and the spiced rice served on your thigh, a single tiny round ceramic dish of soy sauce to dip his rounds into on your knee. Was there ever a better plate? -"In 2005, China outlawed this. Can you believe it?"- Custom demands that he don't speak to you but he supposes he can't resist, even though he knows you can't and shouldn't respond, the peach in your mouth standing as hindrance. He has to chuckle into his own chin, amused at the anecdote he was about to regale. -"It never ceases to amaze me how some people just don't know how to live."- He proceeds, shaking his head with a smile, the tip of the fork carefully impaling itself on a handful of Sashimi, making contact with your skin enough to pinch as he places the bite into his mouth, chewing. Content. Watching your body still. He washes the residual food down with a quick shot of Whisky. -"Not like us."- He adds tenderly, looking at you even though your gaze was firmly pinned to the ceiling from the position you were laying down in, your head resting on other end of the table, feet facing his torso. Each toe adorned with a ring of pineapples. You could hear him. Oh, you could hear him, even though you couldn't exactly see. -"We're so good together. So perfect."- He coos, leaning down, until his mouth was brushing against your smallest finger alongside his tongue, devouring the fruit crowning your toe, leaving the slickness of his saliva behind.

Kissing the aftermath.

You were delicious.

The most delectably delicious morsel Terry Silver's ever tried.

[fishrpg]

2024-09-15: Episode 15 (Stadium Tour)

Original airdate October 7, 1992

Episode Synopsis

After some brave whistleblowers and activists stood up to Boris Ozonevich and SynCorp, Ozonevich and SynCorp lost out on a lucrative business contract. In retaliation, Boris Ozonevich and his minions modified the Fresno football stadium (Go Falcons!) overnight to turn it into a mobile fortress. The stadium has been outfitted with a bunch of telescoping legs, each about 3 stories high when fully extended, so that it can rampage through the city and destroy buildings while blasting 2 Unlimited's "Get Ready For This" over the stadium speakers until his demands for a renegotiated contract have been met. The gang must spring into action to sabotage the stadium and bring Boris to justice, but the stadium is full of Boris's minions (many of whom are dressed in absurd sports mascot uniforms to add an air of unpredictability to the fight, so they have silly but effective mascot skills like dodging and sliding).

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Notable Episode Feature: Sushi Center (Location)

On the highest level of the stadium is the press box, and that's where Boris is commanding the stadium from. It's an enclosed area that is located next to (and only accessible through) a small food court that produces catered sushi. It's called Sushi Center, and the sushi chef (Yamamoto-san) is the miniboss of the area; he knows karate, has a sword he uses to cut up the sushi, and also controls pufferfish poison. However, Sushi Center also has several tactical features that the gang might find useful: woks that can be used as shields, gas ovens that can spray fire, and a freezer filled with huge blocks of ice that can be broken to create temporary difficult terrain or used as slippery sleds to make combat more dynamic.

[inusmasha]

As much as I complain about being lonely, I do have to admit that I have the best boss/job ever.

I’ve been working part time at this acupuncture clinic that primarily focuses on women’s health and fertility for the past…. 5 years I think? Meaning that I’ve watched and helped this company grow into a successful safe space for the women in our area. We take a lot pride in providing care for our moms and tbh educating them about their own bodies! Bc! As a society! We don’t focus on women’s health! A lot of the tips and advice you hear about health caters mostly to men. Women’s bodies are in constant flux due the hormones, cycles, pregnancy, menopause, PERI Menopause, ECT! … and buddy… everyone’s body is unique on top of that. It’s easy to get lost.

Women/period having people need to have medical practitioners who share their struggle in existing in these bodies. Bc who else would understand or be better at guiding them? Anyway!

Our boss treats us (5) to sushi almost every Wednesday. (We actually treat the woman who owns the sushi biz down the street from us too so 😂 it works… she sometimes joins our sushi meetings lol!) During these sushi meeting we’re constantly looking for ways to improve not just our business practice but the ways that we can make it easier for women to have access to our info and services. Women need these third place spaces. Places to hang that’s not just about work or being alone at home. We’re trying to foster a community here.

And if they can’t afford it well… our boss gives low income folks a hefty %80 percent discount if they need it. Because everyone deserves care!!! I’m really proud to work here. I really am.

[quinloki]

Quicksand

Fem Reader x Sir Crocodile

CW: Language, violence, blood, moral ambiguity, murder, sexual themes and situations, yandere, angst with a happy ending, a referenced instance of physical abuse. 18+ only

Chapter 1 - Table of Consent -

Chapter 15: Ruffled

The first 180 days of your 365 days to organize Buggy's grand dream had gone by in a work-crushing haze. There hadn't just been a lot to do, there had been enough work for three of you. You ended up ordering around even Buggy for assistance as things had started to come together.

Buggy hadn't come into things halfway, but he didn't have the organizational and coordination background you did. So he had a bunch of really well documented ideas that needed to be sorted and implemented.

The more effort that was put into things at the start, the less effort would be needed to maintain it. Buggy had given you leave to be a demon, and so a demon you were. Even Alvida had been hesitant to approach you on a couple of occasions. Some of it was knowing what needed to be done, some of it was needing things to be done in a precise way, and some of it was your own rage.

Your heartache had turned to grief, your grief had turned to anger, and the anger had fueled your energy for work.

The worst part about your anger was that you weren't angry at anything. There was no place for the rage to go. You couldn't be mad at the dating site, it functioned on algorithms and sheer luck. You couldn't be mad at Crocodile, he had acted within the parameters you had agreed on. You couldn't be mad at yourself, you did your best. You couldn't be mad at the Marines, though you found some part of you had become very antagonistic toward them lately, but they had just been doing their job.

So you released your anger into reports and schedules and tried to shield everyone around you from it. Some leaked out - Buggy suggested that you needed to be a little less flashy at one point, but that was before one the biggest deadlines you had all faced at that time. Once the hurdle has been overcome all of you managed to relax a little.

Buggy's Delivery Service was becoming a reality.

180 days after that you were a month past the grand opening, and most of your work had been in smoothing out the few untested practical hiccups that you had been expecting to be a lot worse than they were. You had meant to praise Buggy, Alvida and Galdino for their assistance, and instead they had thrown a surprise party for you. Donut shop coffee and grocery store sushi - you had been almost existing on the combination due to your long hours.

Once you had admitted you were okay with it they had brought out the real feast - catered professional sushi and an array of beverages.

It was the first really good day you'd had in almost a year.

360 days, and Buggy forced you to take the next 5 days off before you moved from your Demon Role to your Internal Coordinator role. He had wanted you to take a month off and the two of you had gone back and forth until you conceded to five days.

Home still had memories in it, and you didn't want to spend more time with those memories than you needed.

The first day you had been home all day there was a knock at the door. Something about it left you feeling nostalgic, but you weren't sure why until you opened the door.

Looking down you see a small package with a folded note on top of it.

You dart out into the hall and look for someone, anyone. You needed to grab Miss All Sunday and wring answers from her, someway, somehow. You wanted to vent your anger at her even if you didn't know why. Even if she didn't deserve it.

You wanted your pictures back.

There was no one in the hall, and looking over the rail of the hallway there wasn't any movement out in the yard or lot. You swore under your breath as you grabbed the box and went back inside.

Opening up the letter your legs nearly buckled.

A gift for you To express my deepest regrets.

Sincerely, Doffy

Suddenly the innocuous box was disturbingly sinister, and you weren't sure you wanted to open it. It was phone box shaped, and it didn't feel any heavier or lighter than you expected a box with a phone in it to feel.

If he wanted to blow you up, or murder you, then there probably wasn't much you could do about it.

You open up the box and there's another note folded up on top of a phone that looks very similar to your own. You feel apprehension knot your muscles, a cold chill settling into your stomach. Suddenly, you don't want to know what the note says or what the phone holds.

You decide to get out of the entrance hall and go sit at your desk in your room. Setting everything down, you open the letter to a bunch of technical-looking jargon.

GPS != ✅ SIM != ✅ Inverse controls =control !=analog ✅ File directory protocol [1Ra-4Le-5Re-5Li-?%e-1La] encrypt lock ✅ Passcode = Suwani Data protection = ✅

Aside from the exclamation marks, everything else is typed. Below all the typed information were a series of letters: YDSNDWSSMRGND

"What kind of spy bullshit is this?" You grumble as you look over the note so many times your eyes start to cross.

You pick up the phone, if for no other reason than to look at something different for a minute and choke on a gasp as the lock screen lights up.

It's an image of Crocodile, but he's not at his desk. He's in prison clothes, leaning against a cinder block wall. There are bruises on his face and blood from cuts. Despite the state he's in, there's confidence in his eyes.

Or maybe you're just seeing what you want to see.

The image brings up all the pain of the first day, and for a few long moments you're sobbing at your desk. You're torn between the painfully sweet feelings in your heart and the tempting salvation of moving on. Part of you never wants to tempt the Fates in love again, and part of you wants some prospect of future warmth to be able to bring you comfort like you had before.

After you manage to compose yourself, you tap on the Lock Screen and input "Suwani", and the phone unlocks.

There are Xs across the top of the screen where the mobile data usually is, and the time is glitched out. That makes some of the stuff on the note make sense, since it looks like the GPS and SIM card are disabled. Everything else appears to be intact, as you flip through the pictures you took, the videos, and even find the original image of Crocodile at his desk, that Miss All Sunday had set as your Lock Screen.

All your memories were back in your hand.

The hard question was, did you lose yourself in them, or did you bury them? If you held on to a past that was already a year cold, how long would you last?

You still miss him terribly, but you hadn't even heard from Miss All Sunday all this time, and if Doflamingo had returned this phone to you, the secretary might not even be alive anymore.

What kind of world had you been getting ready to fall into? Maybe you would try a typical dating site, looking for a Librarian or an accountant. Security guard for an elementary school - someone with a mind-numbingly normal life.

You put the phone and note in your desk drawer and forgot about them.

. . . . . .

After your five days off you went into work and settled into your new, preferred role of Internal Coordinator. You hadn't opened your desk drawer in all that time, except to turn the phone off entirely to conserve the battery. You did find yourself looking at it a couple times, but after a decent night's sleep you had decided to move on. This was your new life and you had to make the most of it.

"(Y/N)! Good morning!" Buggy called out as he walked into the office. You were the only one who was generally in before him, though today it was only by five minutes instead of a couple hours.

"Happy Monday, Boss." You reply with a smile, getting up and walking with him into his office. "I have a meeting with the division leads in an hour, and after that is the pulse check with the IT team. You said I needed time after lunch for something?"

"Yeah, I want you to help coordinate the investors. I got them all together at 2pm today, and we'll do introductions. Nothing flashy, but you can put names to faces and they can introduce themselves." He explains, biting into an apple. "After that we can do the level set for the week?"

"Yeah, I can't do it before I sit with the leads, so it'll have to be more of an end of day thing anyway." You agree. "But that works, it also gives me time to coordinate with Alvida and Galdino about this new hire, Ritchie."

"How's the numbers?"

"I only just got here," you laugh, pulling the report up on your work phone. "I promised I wouldn't keep pulling 15-hour days, so give me one moment." You tapped away at your phone for a minute and pulled up the report. "85% - that's up from the 79 I saw last I looked. Pretty good uptime for our staff so far. I'd like to see it hovering around 93%. If we go higher than that we'll need to start hiring more delivery hands."

"Is that accounting for time off?"

"Yeah, and I padded two days to take sickness into consideration. We already had four in there for injury, so we've probably over-padded a bit, but this avoids any nasty spikes in availability." You commented, continuing without looking up. "The 40% downtime pay was a brilliant idea; it's certainly going to keep us competitive."

"I want to hit 60% as soon as we can." Buggy reminds you.

"Yeah, yeah, I haven't forgotten. We just don't have the revenue yet. We will though, if these trends keep up, and as long as our investors don't get impatient about seeing returns." You assure him. "Something I can remind them about when we meet later."

You separate from Buggy and go through your day, meeting with the division leads and checking in with the IT team. You grab a quick lunch from a nearby café, and kill a bit of time until you meeting with the investors. Before you meet up with Buggy you take a few minutes to check your appearance in the women's room – you're not overly concerned, but you want to make sure you look neat and sharp for your first impression.

It's hard enough to corral a bunch of rich people as a woman, there's no reason to give them things to nitpick.

You came to Buggy's office just as he was stepping out to find you, putting you both at the doors. You stepped into his office a single step before you paused.

"Gentlemen, please give me just one more minute." You say evenly, grabbing Buggy as you step back out and close the doors behind you.

Buggy looks completely confused before you finally wheel on him, hissing your words even though you'd rather yell.

"What in the absolute fucking hells is Donquixote Doflamingo doing in that room Buggy?!" You demand, grabbing him by the collar and almost shaking him. "He wasn't on the list!"

"He's on the list! He's on the list, look – look." Buggy holds up a list and you scan the names quickly.

"He's not—wait, is he this 'Joker' entry?"

"Yes, yes he is."

"Buggy."

"Please-don't-kill-me."

You take in a breath and let it out slowly. "I'm not..." you let go of him and pinch the bridge of your nose. "I can't coordinate him."

"... That ... may be a problem."

You look up to the ceiling. "Why would that be a problem, Buggy."

Buggy takes a couple steps away from you before answering. "Part of his agreement upon becoming an investor was that you would be the coordinator for the investors."

"That seems like the sort of thing you talk to me about first, Boss." You growl the words, even as you're trying to calm down.

"He just said you had done such a good job for him during the auction, and I didn't think anything of it since you were going to fill that role anyway." Buggy explains. He's talking fast, and about to reach the screeching stage of his anxiety.

"Take a deep breath, Boss." You say, and you find your voice sounds as calm as you want it to. "Let's just get through this and worry about things after."

You turn back toward the office and walk back in. "My apologies for the wait, I'm Miss (F/N) (L/N), and I'll be coordinating your needs and concerns going forward. If we could do a round of introductions, after which I will provide an update on our current numbers and we can level set on expectations and returns."

You had looked around the room as you spoke, taking in each of the investors in turn. The last eight words out of your mouth, you made sure to look at Doflamingo as you spoke.

[aiyoeventsg]

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Hire an Event Planner

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Feature Live Food Stations

Live Food stations that serve freshly prepared dishes add excitement and anticipation to corporate events. People come together to socialize as chefs demonstrate their culinary skills by making dishes such as sushi rolls, customized pasta, and freshly cooked dessert crepes. The experience is delightful with its sights, sounds, and aromas.

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[premiumfranchiseandlocations]

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[wedding-djhire]

Lighting up the Celebration: How to Entertain Your Guests at a Wedding Reception

Introduction:

Your wedding day is a celebration of love, and one of your primary goals is to ensure that both you and your guests have an unforgettable time. To create lasting memories and keep the party going, it’s essential to plan entertaining activities for your wedding reception. In this Wedding DJ Hire article, we’ll explore creative ways to entertain your guests, light up your celebration, and make your special day even more remarkable.

1. Music and Dance:

• A great wedding DJ or live band can set the tone for the entire reception. Ensure a diverse playlist that caters to various tastes and encourages everyone to hit the dance floor.

• Consider having a dance-off or a “dance your way to the couple” contest to get guests involved.

2. Photo Booth Fun:

• Set up a photo booth with props, backdrops, and instant prints. This provides a fun and interactive way for guests to capture memories.

• Create a scrapbook where guests can leave a copy of their photos along with heartfelt messages.

3. Lawn Games:

• If you have an outdoor wedding or reception, lawn games like cornhole, giant Jenga, or ring toss can keep guests entertained during downtime.

• Provide a designated area for these games, complete with seating for spectators.

4. Interactive Food Stations:

• Food can be entertainment too! Consider unique food stations like a sushi bar, taco station, or a make-your-own dessert bar.

• Interactive food stations engage guests and add an element of fun to the dining experience.

5. Signature Cocktails:

• Create special cocktails named after you as a couple. This adds a personal touch and gives guests something to talk about.

• You can even offer a “mixology station” where guests can customize their own drinks.

6. Table Games and Trivia:

• Place trivia cards or conversation starters at each table to encourage interaction among guests.

• Board games like Scrabble or crossword puzzles can also be a hit at tables.

7. Live Entertainment:

• Consider hiring additional entertainers like magicians, caricature artists, or a fire-dancing troupe to provide unique experiences throughout the evening.

• Live entertainment can be an exciting surprise for your guests.

8. Speeches and Toasts:

• Heartfelt and entertaining speeches can be a highlight of the evening. Encourage your selected speakers to share funny anecdotes and warm wishes.

• Keep speeches concise to maintain guest engagement.

9. Surprise Elements:

• Add unexpected surprises to your reception, like a flash mob, choreographed dance by the bridal party, or a surprise fireworks display.

• These unexpected moments will leave a lasting impression on your guests.

10. Late-Night Snacks:

• Offer late-night snacks like pizza slices, mini sliders, or a candy bar to keep energy levels up.

• These snacks can fuel guests for more dancing and festivities.

Conclusion:

Entertaining your guests at a wedding reception isn’t just about music and dancing; it’s about creating a joyful and memorable experience. This is embodied in our motto "Turning Music Into Memories" here at Wedding DJ Hire, where we specialise not only in wedding entertainment, but also provide other DJ Hire services such as Birthday Party DJ Hire and Corporate Event DJ Hire.

Mix and match these ideas to suit your style and budget, and don’t be afraid to add your personal touch. With careful planning, your wedding reception with Wedding DJ Hire will be a delightful celebration that your guests will cherish for years to come.

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Quicksand

Fem Reader x Sir Crocodile

20 Chapters - 46,838 words

Read it on Ao3 or Wattpad

CW: Language, violence, blood, moral ambiguity, murder, sexual themes and situations, yandere, angst with a happy ending, a referenced instance of physical abuse. 18+ only

Chapter 15: Ruffled

The first 180 days of your 365 days to organize Buggy's grand dream had gone by in a work-crushing haze. There hadn't just been a lot to do, there had been enough work for three of you. You ended up ordering around even Buggy for assistance as things had started to come together.

Buggy hadn't come into things halfway, but he didn't have the organizational and coordination background you did. So he had a bunch of really well documented ideas that needed to be sorted and implemented.

The more effort that was put into things at the start, the less effort would be needed to maintain it. Buggy had given you leave to be a demon, and so a demon you were. Even Alvida had been hesitant to approach you on a couple of occasions. Some of it was knowing what needed to be done, some of it was needing things to be done in a precise way, and some of it was your own rage.

Your heartache had turned to grief, your grief had turned to anger, and the anger had fueled your energy for work.

The worst part about your anger was that you weren't angry at anything. There was no place for the rage to go. You couldn't be mad at the dating site, it functioned on algorithms and sheer luck. You couldn't be mad at Crocodile, he had acted within the parameters you had agreed on. You couldn't be mad at yourself, you did your best. You couldn't be mad at the Marines, though you found some part of you had become very antagonistic toward them lately, but they had just been doing their job.

So you released your anger into reports and schedules and tried to shield everyone around you from it. Some leaked out - Buggy suggested that you needed to be a little less flashy at one point, but that was before one the biggest deadlines you had all faced at that time. Once the hurdle has been overcome all of you managed to relax a little.

Buggy's Delivery Service was becoming a reality.

180 days after that you were a month past the grand opening, and most of your work had been in smoothing out the few untested practical hiccups that you had been expecting to be a lot worse than they were. You had meant to praise Buggy, Alvida and Galdino for their assistance, and instead they had thrown a surprise party for you. Donut shop coffee and grocery store sushi - you had been almost existing on the combination due to your long hours.

Once you had admitted you were okay with it they had brought out the real feast - catered professional sushi and an array of beverages.

It was the first really good day you'd had in almost a year.

360 days, and Buggy forced you to take the next 5 days off before you moved from your Demon Role to your Internal Coordinator role. He had wanted you to take a month off and the two of you had gone back and forth until you conceded to five days.

Home still had memories in it, and you didn't want to spend more time with those memories than you needed.

The first day you had been home all day there was a knock at the door. Something about it left you feeling nostalgic, but you weren't sure why until you opened the door.

Looking down you see a small package with a folded note on top of it.

You dart out into the hall and look for someone, anyone. You needed to grab Miss All Sunday and wring answers from her, someway, somehow. You wanted to vent your anger at her even if you didn't know why. Even if she didn't deserve it.

You wanted your pictures back.

There was no one in the hall, and looking over the rail of the hallway there wasn't any movement out in the yard or lot. You swore under your breath as you grabbed the box and went back inside.

Opening up the letter your legs nearly buckled.

A gift for you To express my deepest regrets.

Sincerely, Doffy

Suddenly the innocuous box was disturbingly sinister, and you weren't sure you wanted to open it. It was phone box shaped, and it didn't feel any heavier or lighter than you expected a box with a phone in it to feel.

If he wanted to blow you up, or murder you, then there probably wasn't much you could do about it.

You open up the box and there's another note folded up on top of a phone that looks very similar to your own. You feel apprehension knot your muscles, a cold chill settling into your stomach. Suddenly, you don't want to know what the note says or what the phone holds.

You decide to get out of the entrance hall and go sit at your desk in your room. Setting everything down, you open the letter to a bunch of technical-looking jargon.

GPS != ✅ SIM != ✅ Inverse controls =control !=analog ✅ File directory protocol [1Ra-4Le-5Re-5Li-?%e-1La] encrypt lock ✅ Passcode = Suwani Data protection = ✅

Aside from the exclamation marks, everything else is typed. Below all the typed information were a series of letters: YDSNDWSSMRGND

"What kind of spy bullshit is this?" You grumble as you look over the note so many times your eyes start to cross.

You pick up the phone, if for no other reason than to look at something different for a minute and choke on a gasp as the lock screen lights up.

It's an image of Crocodile, but he's not at his desk. He's in prison clothes, leaning against a cinder block wall. There are bruises on his face and blood from cuts. Despite the state he's in, there's confidence in his eyes.

Or maybe you're just seeing what you want to see.

The image brings up all the pain of the first day, and for a few long moments you're sobbing at your desk. You're torn between the painfully sweet feelings in your heart and the tempting salvation of moving on. Part of you never wants to tempt the Fates in love again, and part of you wants some prospect of future warmth to be able to bring you comfort like you had before.

After you manage to compose yourself, you tap on the Lock Screen and input "Suwani", and the phone unlocks.

There are Xs across the top of the screen where the mobile data usually is, and the time is glitched out. That makes some of the stuff on the note make sense, since it looks like the GPS and SIM card are disabled. Everything else appears to be intact, as you flip through the pictures you took, the videos, and even find the original image of Crocodile at his desk, that Miss All Sunday had set as your Lock Screen.

All your memories were back in your hand.

The hard question was, did you lose yourself in them, or did you bury them? If you held on to a past that was already a year cold, how long would you last?

You still miss him terribly, but you hadn't even heard from Miss All Sunday all this time, and if Doflamingo had returned this phone to you, the secretary might not even be alive anymore.

What kind of world had you been getting ready to fall into? Maybe you would try a typical dating site, looking for a Librarian or an accountant. Security guard for an elementary school - someone with a mind-numbingly normal life.

You put the phone and note in your desk drawer and forgot about them.

. . . . . .

After your five days off you went into work and settled into your new, preferred role of Internal Coordinator. You hadn't opened your desk drawer in all that time, except to turn the phone off entirely to conserve the battery. You did find yourself looking at it a couple times, but after a decent night's sleep you had decided to move on. This was your new life and you had to make the most of it.

"(Y/N)! Good morning!" Buggy called out as he walked into the office. You were the only one who was generally in before him, though today it was only by five minutes instead of a couple hours.

"Happy Monday, Boss." You reply with a smile, getting up and walking with him into his office. "I have a meeting with the division leads in an hour, and after that is the pulse check with the IT team. You said I needed time after lunch for something?"

"Yeah, I want you to help coordinate the investors. I got them all together at 2pm today, and we'll do introductions. Nothing flashy, but you can put names to faces and they can introduce themselves." He explains, biting into an apple. "After that we can do the level set for the week?"

"Yeah, I can't do it before I sit with the leads, so it'll have to be more of an end of day thing anyway." You agree. "But that works, it also gives me time to coordinate with Alvida and Galdino about this new hire, Ritchie."

"How's the numbers?"

"I only just got here," you laugh, pulling the report up on your work phone. "I promised I wouldn't keep pulling 15-hour days, so give me one moment." You tapped away at your phone for a minute and pulled up the report. "85% - that's up from the 79 I saw last I looked. Pretty good uptime for our staff so far. I'd like to see it hovering around 93%. If we go higher than that we'll need to start hiring more delivery hands."

"Is that accounting for time off?"

"Yeah, and I padded two days to take sickness into consideration. We already had four in there for injury, so we've probably over-padded a bit, but this avoids any nasty spikes in availability." You commented, continuing without looking up. "The 40% downtime pay was a brilliant idea; it's certainly going to keep us competitive."

"I want to hit 60% as soon as we can." Buggy reminds you.

"Yeah, yeah, I haven't forgotten. We just don't have the revenue yet. We will though, if these trends keep up, and as long as our investors don't get impatient about seeing returns." You assure him. "Something I can remind them about when we meet later."

You separate from Buggy and go through your day, meeting with the division leads and checking in with the IT team. You grab a quick lunch from a nearby café, and kill a bit of time until you meeting with the investors. Before you meet up with Buggy you take a few minutes to check your appearance in the women's room – you're not overly concerned, but you want to make sure you look neat and sharp for your first impression.

It's hard enough to corral a bunch of rich people as a woman, there's no reason to give them things to nitpick.

You came to Buggy's office just as he was stepping out to find you, putting you both at the doors. You stepped into his office a single step before you paused.

"Gentlemen, please give me just one more minute." You say evenly, grabbing Buggy as you step back out and close the doors behind you.

Buggy looks completely confused before you finally wheel on him, hissing your words even though you'd rather yell.

"What in the absolute fucking hells is Donquixote Doflamingo doing in that room Buggy?!" You demand, grabbing him by the collar and almost shaking him. "He wasn't on the list!"

"He's on the list! He's on the list, look – look." Buggy holds up a list and you scan the names quickly.

"He's not—wait, is he this 'Joker' entry?"

"Yes, yes he is."

"Buggy."

"Please-don't-kill-me."

You take in a breath and let it out slowly. "I'm not..." you let go of him and pinch the bridge of your nose. "I can't coordinate him."

"... That ... may be a problem."

You look up to the ceiling. "Why would that be a problem, Buggy."

Buggy takes a couple steps away from you before answering. "Part of his agreement upon becoming an investor was that you would be the coordinator for the investors."

"That seems like the sort of thing you talk to me about first, Boss." You growl the words, even as you're trying to calm down.

"He just said you had done such a good job for him during the auction, and I didn't think anything of it since you were going to fill that role anyway." Buggy explains. He's talking fast, and about to reach the screeching stage of his anxiety.

"Take a deep breath, Boss." You say, and you find your voice sounds as calm as you want it to. "Let's just get through this and worry about things after."

You turn back toward the office and walk back in. "My apologies for the wait, I'm Miss (F/N) (L/N), and I'll be coordinating your needs and concerns going forward. If we could do a round of introductions, after which I will provide an update on our current numbers and we can level set on expectations and returns."

You had looked around the room as you spoke, taking in each of the investors in turn. The last eight words out of your mouth, you made sure to look at Doflamingo as you spoke.

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Discover Shopping and Dining at SanTan Village in Gilbert, AZ: Your Ultimate Retail Destination

SanTan Village in Gilbert, AZ, is the go-to place for anyone looking to indulge in some retail therapy. This open-air shopping hub features a diverse range of stores, offering everything from luxury fashion to everyday essentials. With major retailers like Macy’s, Target, and Kohl’s, alongside unique specialty shops and local boutiques, SanTan Village caters to every shopper’s needs. Whether you're on the hunt for the latest fashion trends, home decor, or just browsing, this shopping center has it all, making it a must-visit in Gilbert, AZ.

Dining Options for Every Taste in Gilbert, AZ

After your shopping spree, SanTan Village in Gilbert, AZ, offers plenty of dining choices to suit all tastes. From casual dining to more refined restaurants, this shopping center boasts an array of eateries. Enjoy a meal at well-loved spots like The Cheesecake Factory, Olive Garden, or discover local gems serving everything from pizza to sushi. Whether you're craving a quick bite or planning a leisurely dinner, the dining options at SanTan Village provide the perfect setting to relax and savor your meal. It’s the ideal destination for food lovers in Gilbert, AZ, offering a variety of delicious flavors.

Fun for All Ages at SanTan Village in Gilbert, AZ

SanTan Village is more than just shopping and dining—it’s also a place for entertainment. Catch the latest movies at Harkins Theatres or take part in seasonal events that take place throughout the year. SanTan Village in Gilbert, AZ, hosts live music, community events, and family-friendly activities, making it a great destination for a fun day out. Whether you're spending time with friends or looking for a family outing, SanTan Village has everything you need for a memorable experience.

Relaxed Atmosphere and Convenient Amenities in Gilbert, AZ

One of the standout features of SanTan Village in Gilbert, AZ, is its relaxed and welcoming vibe. With comfortable seating areas, beautiful landscaping, and plenty of outdoor spaces, this shopping center offers the perfect environment to shop, stroll, or take a break. The center also provides convenient amenities such as ample parking and easy access, ensuring a hassle-free visit. Whether you’re here for a quick errand or to spend the day, SanTan Village offers a stress-free and enjoyable shopping experience in Gilbert, AZ.

SanTan Village in Gilbert, AZ, is the ultimate destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. With a variety of shops, dining options, and fun activities, it’s the perfect place for a day out. Whether you're looking for new fashion, enjoying a meal, or participating in local events, SanTan Village offers everything you need. With its prime location and inviting atmosphere, it's a must-see for both locals and visitors to Gilbert, AZ.

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The Most Valuable Items You Can Find at Restaurant Auctions

Restaurant auctions are treasure troves for buyers looking to snag quality items at unbeatable prices. When restaurants close, remodel or upgrade, their equipment and décor often end up at auctions, making it a golden opportunity for business owners, collectors, and savvy shoppers. From high-end kitchen appliances to unique furnishings, here’s a guide to the most valuable items you can find at restaurant auctions.  

1. Commercial Kitchen Equipment  

One of the biggest draws of restaurant auctions is the availability of commercial-grade kitchen equipment. Items such as ovens, refrigerators, grills, and deep fryers are often sold for a fraction of their retail price. These are valuable for new restaurant owners aiming to set up a kitchen without overspending.  

Look for well-maintained items from reputable brands like Hobart, Vulcan, or Turbo Air, as these tend to retain their value and last longer. Check the equipment for signs of wear and ensure it’s still functional before placing a bid.  

2. Specialty Cooking Tools  

Restaurant auctions are a great place to find specialty cooking tools that are otherwise expensive. Pizza ovens, sushi preparation stations, pasta makers, and espresso machines often appear in auctions. These items are perfect for niche restaurants or home chefs looking to replicate gourmet recipes.  

3. Dining Furniture  

Restaurants spend a lot on furniture to create the right ambiance, and these items often find their way to auctions. High-quality tables, chairs, booths, and bar stools can be picked up at bargain prices. Antique or custom-made pieces, in particular, can add a unique charm to a space.  

If you’re a café owner, look for stylish outdoor furniture sets, which are often overlooked but incredibly valuable.  

4. Décor and Artwork  

Unique decorative pieces are common at restaurant auctions. Framed artwork, sculptures, lighting fixtures, and even plants can be repurposed to enhance the aesthetic appeal of a new venue or home. Vintage signage or branded décor items from well-known establishments can also fetch high resale prices.  

5. Bar Equipment  

Bars often sell items like wine refrigerators, beer taps, cocktail-making equipment, and even complete bar counters at auctions. These can be valuable for businesses setting up a bar or individuals creating a home entertainment area.  

Pay special attention to high-quality glassware and drinkware, which are often sold in large lots at competitive prices.  

6. Technology and POS Systems  

Modern restaurants rely heavily on technology for smooth operations, and these systems often become available at auctions. Point-of-sale (POS) systems, receipt printers, and tablets are some examples. While these items may require software updates, they are an affordable way to get cutting-edge tech.  

Audio-visual equipment, like speakers and TVs, can also be a great find for those looking to set up a media-rich environment.  

7. Refrigeration Units and Walk-In Coolers  

Industrial-grade refrigeration units and walk-in coolers are among the most valuable finds at restaurant auctions. These are essential for maintaining inventory in large quantities, making them a must-have for any food service business. Since these units are costly to buy new, getting them at auction prices can save thousands.  

8. Catering and Event Supplies  

For those in the catering industry, auctions often feature items like chafing dishes, warming trays, folding tables, and chairs. These are indispensable for events and parties, offering an affordable way to stock up.  

Tips for Success at Restaurant Auctions  

- Inspect Before You Bid: Always inspect items for condition and functionality.  

- Set a Budget: Auctions can get competitive, so set a budget to avoid overspending.  

- Research the Retail Value: Know what items typically cost new to gauge the value of your bids.  

- Consider Transport Costs: Large items like refrigerators or furniture may require additional transport fees.  

Why Restaurant Auctions Are Worth Exploring  

Whether you’re an entrepreneur starting a new venture, a seasoned restaurateur upgrading your space, or an individual looking for unique finds, restaurant auctions offer a wealth of opportunities. The key is to identify items that align with your needs and focus on quality over quantity.  

By attending these events, you can secure high-value equipment and décor without breaking the bank—an advantage that’s hard to overlook. Explore your local restaurant auctions to uncover hidden gems and elevate your business or personal projects today!

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Top Catering Services in Lucknow: Bringing Flavors to Every Event

Lucknow, known as the "City of Nawabs," is a place rich in culture, history, and, most notably, its culinary heritage. The city is renowned for its Awadhi cuisine, which has influenced food lovers worldwide. When it comes to hosting an event in Lucknow, whether it's a wedding, corporate function, or festive celebration, the food is one of the most crucial aspects of the experience. That's why choosing the right Catering Services in Lucknow can elevate your event and leave a lasting impression on your guests.

From traditional Lucknawi delicacies to contemporary fusion dishes, professional caterers in Lucknow ensure that your event's menu is as special as the occasion itself. Here’s everything you need to know about catering services in this vibrant city.

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Why Catering Services Matter for Your Event

Food is at the heart of every celebration, and quality catering can make or break an event. Here are some reasons why hiring professional catering services is essential for your event in Lucknow:

Food Quality and Variety: Catering services provide a wide array of options, from traditional Indian dishes to international cuisines. They ensure that the food is of the highest quality, both in terms of taste and presentation.

Customization: Professional caterers can tailor the menu according to your preferences, dietary needs, and the type of event. Whether you're looking for vegetarian, non-vegetarian, or a mix of both, they have the expertise to meet your requirements.

Hassle-Free Service: Handling the food aspect of an event can be stressful. By hiring a catering service, you can focus on other aspects of the event, knowing that the food is in capable hands.

Presentation and Professionalism: Good catering is not just about the taste; it’s also about how the food is presented. Professional caterers ensure that the food is beautifully presented, adding to the overall ambiance of the event.

Cost-Effective: While it may seem like a luxury, hiring a catering service can actually be more cost-effective in the long run. Caterers can help you design a menu within your budget while maintaining the quality and taste of the food.

Popular Catering Trends in Lucknow

With a mix of traditional and modern culinary styles, Lucknow's catering scene has something for every type of event. Here are some popular trends that you can incorporate into your event:

Awadhi Cuisine: Lucknow is famous for its Awadhi dishes, and no event is complete without them. Signature dishes like biryanis, kebabs, kormas, and sheermal are a must-have on any menu.

Live Food Stations: Live cooking stations, where food is prepared fresh in front of the guests, have become a popular trend in Lucknow. These include stations for chaat, kebabs, or even live pasta and sushi counters for more modern, global touches.

Fusion Menus: For those looking to experiment with flavors, fusion catering that combines traditional Indian cuisine with international dishes is becoming increasingly popular. Think dishes like butter chicken tacos or paneer quesadillas.

Themed Buffets: A themed buffet is a fantastic way to personalize the food experience at your event. You can design the menu around a specific cuisine, such as Mediterranean, Mughlai, or even a street food theme.

Finding the Best Catering Services in Lucknow

Selecting the right caterer for your event is crucial to its success. Luckily, Lucknow is home to many experienced caterers who can deliver a flawless dining experience. To find the perfect caterer, consider the following factors:

Experience and Expertise: Ensure the caterer has experience in handling events similar to yours. Whether it’s a large wedding or an intimate gathering, their expertise will ensure smooth execution.

Menu Customization: Every event is unique, and so should the menu. Choose a caterer who is flexible and can customize the menu according to your preferences and event theme.

Tasting Sessions: Before finalizing the caterer, ask for a tasting session. This gives you a firsthand experience of their food quality, presentation, and service.

Reviews and Recommendations: Word of mouth, online reviews, and personal recommendations are excellent ways to gauge the quality of a caterer.

Book Online: To simplify the process, platforms like Oppvenuz provide a curated list of the best Catering Services in Lucknow. You can browse different caterers, check reviews, and choose the one that best fits your event needs and budget.

Conclusion

Catering plays an integral role in the success of any event. Whether you’re hosting a wedding, corporate gathering, or family celebration in Lucknow, selecting the right catering service ensures that your guests leave with a memorable culinary experience. From traditional Awadhi dishes to modern fusion menus, professional caterers in Lucknow offer something for every palate and budget. Platforms like Oppvenuz make it easy to find and book the best caterers, ensuring your event is a culinary success.

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Dining at Oxford Golf Resort: A Premium Multi-Cuisine Restaurant Near Pune

When it comes to dining experiences, Oxford Golf Resort offers a delightful journey for your taste buds. The resort’s multi-cuisine restaurant near Pune ensures that every meal is a memorable one, whether you're in the mood for local Indian delicacies, international flavors, or something in between. Nestled in the serene surroundings of Lonavala, this restaurant combines exquisite food with beautiful views, making it the perfect place to unwind after a day of golf or exploration.

A Diverse Culinary Experience

The multi-cuisine restaurant at Oxford Golf Resort is designed to cater to a wide range of tastes, ensuring there's something for everyone. Whether you're a fan of Indian, Continental, or Asian cuisines, the restaurant serves a rich variety of dishes made with the finest ingredients. The chefs here take great care in preparing meals that are both flavorful and satisfying, with a menu that features:

Indian Delights: From traditional North Indian curries to South Indian specialties, the restaurant offers a rich variety of Indian dishes that capture the essence of authentic regional flavors.

Continental Cuisine: Enjoy an array of European and American dishes, from pastas and pizzas to steaks and fresh salads.

Asian Flavors: Savor the vibrant flavors of Asian cuisine, with dishes ranging from Thai curries to Chinese stir-fries and sushi.

Vegetarian and Vegan Options: The restaurant also caters to dietary preferences with a range of vegetarian and vegan dishes that don’t compromise on taste or variety.

A Scenic Dining Ambience

The dining experience at Oxford Golf Resort is not just about the food—it’s also about the ambiance. The resort’s restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating, allowing guests to choose between a cozy indoor environment or an al fresco dining experience with breathtaking views of the lush greenery and the sprawling golf course. Whether you're enjoying a meal with family, friends, or business colleagues, the setting is sure to enhance the experience.

Perfect for Special Occasions and Casual Dining

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a relaxed meal, the multi-cuisine restaurant near Pune provides the ideal setting. The restaurant’s elegant décor, attentive service, and diverse menu options make it a great choice for a romantic dinner, a family celebration, or even a casual lunch after a round of golf.

Signature Dishes and Beverages

Along with its wide-ranging menu, the restaurant also offers a curated selection of signature dishes and beverages that are specially crafted to provide a memorable dining experience. From refreshing cocktails and mocktails to premium wines, the beverage menu complements the rich flavors of the food. The restaurant’s desserts are a perfect way to end your meal—whether it’s a rich Indian sweet or a decadent Western dessert.

Ideal for Corporate and Social Gatherings

The Oxford Golf Resort’s restaurant is not only a great place to dine during your stay, but it also serves as an excellent venue for corporate lunches, social gatherings, and private events. The spacious dining area and professional service staff ensure that your event runs smoothly while your guests enjoy a fine culinary experience. Whether you're hosting a small business meeting or a larger event, the restaurant offers a comfortable and sophisticated environment.

Oxford Golf Resort offers one of the best multi-cuisine restaurants near Pune, where guests can enjoy a variety of dishes in an exquisite setting. With its diverse menu, beautiful views, and exceptional service, dining at Oxford Golf Resort is an experience that enhances your stay. Whether you’re here for a round of golf or just looking to indulge in delicious food, the restaurant promises to deliver a satisfying and unforgettable experience.

Book your table today and enjoy a culinary adventure at Oxford Golf Resort, where fine dining meets natural beauty.