Compare and Contrast

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Comparison and Contrast Eating At Home Verses Eating At a Restaurant
Eating in a hotel can be a celebratory and exciting event, which can be an occasional break from the normal routine of cooking at home. Eating out regularly in restaurants implies convenient though less-healthy meals like fries, pizza, and burgers. I realize that more people prefer eating in restaurants often, a trend which is not healthy wise and unfriendly to their wallets. Eating at home and eating in a restaurant are are good experiences, though when it comes to the atmosphere, variety and quality of food, they compare and differ. In this paper, I will compare and contrast experiences of eating in a restaurant and that of eating at home, and finally I will give a suggestion of a better choice.
Similarity
There are certain similarities between home-cooked meals and restaurant fast foods. First, they both are prepared as good meals with beautiful drinks. Secondly, both are delicious meals. For instance, my mother knows how to cook the sea food soup much delicious similar to that of restaurants. The third similarity is that both meals are prepared when people want to eat while the fourth similarity is that people can choose what they want to eat at anytime. Another similarity is that for both cases, people know what they want to eat.
Cost
I have seen nowadays many families prefer going out to eat, but in a real sense eating out daily can be quite expensive. I have experienced that most clients do not get the worth of their money in restaurants. Most of the reputable restaurants charge customers exorbitant prices. For example, a customer can pay $25 for a meal; and when the food is brought on the table, it is barely enough to satisfy one’s needs. Nevertheless, eating at home is quite cheaper than going to eat in such a famous restaurant. Sometimes, our family can spend $20 to buy food and prepare at home for dinner.
Convenience
With family schedules and hectic daily commitments and work, many people get it difficult to create the time to cook food at home. If I compare eating in a hotel and eating at home in terms of convenience, restaurant meals win the competition. People, who value convenience as their main criterion, are likely to eat out in restaurants often. Eating in a restaurant consumes less time; it simply requires picking a fine dining restaurant like the Burger King and decide what to eat. People, who are looking for convenience, are 18% more likely to buy unhealthy fast foods. However,...