Food Safety Precautions Can Help Keep You And Your Family Safe

Food Safety….! Unless you produce your own dish, some combination of you and other humans has to transport it from wherever it’s made to your stomach. In normal circumstances, most people don’t dwell much on that fact, but during a pandemic, it makes deciding just how to procure sustenance highly fraught.

Because every option comes with potential negative consequences for you and others—cashiers, shelf stockers, delivery people, restaurant workers, and so on—it can seem like there’s no right way to get dinner.

Avoid dine-in, ask for delivery people to leave food on your doorstep (and not hand it off to you); stay home if you have symptoms of COVID-19 or are at greater risk of dying from it; and of course, wash your hands before and after getting food, try not to touch your face, and wear a mask when you go out. 

In response to the requests of its followers, Midas Hotel brings back Midas Favorites and makes them available for take-out and delivery as Metro Manila shifts to General Community Quarantine (GCQ).

Now, patrons can order their favorite Midas food such as the hotel’s most requested banana bread, the Midas Pizza – the hotel’s take on fusing the iconic sisig to our beloved pizza, the creamy best-seller Laing, the bento meals and selected Japanese dishes, the savory and beefy Midas Burger from Midas Café­ that’s perfect as a snack or merienda, and many more.

Customers can browse through the take-out menu via the Midas Hotel Facebook Page. To order, customers can call or text 09175217853 (Globe) or 09985626474 (Smart) their name, mobile number & order details or email them to [email protected]. Bulk orders should be booked two to three days in advance. Midas Hotel is also planning to launch catering services very soon.

Customers can pay their orders prior to pick up for contact-less transaction. Once ready, they can pick up their orders at the hotel or book delivery services through any of their desired third-party courier services. Delivery fees should be shouldered by customers.