You recently went to a restaurant but think you could have left your credit card behind. Write to the restaurant. In your letter Tell them when you went there Describe where you think you may have left the credit card Explain what you would like the restaurant to do
Dear Sir
I am Vy, and I am your customer. First of all, I would like to thank your restaurant for making delicious
food
and having a nice view to enjoy dinner with my family. Unfortunately, last
week, when I went to your restaurant to eat out, I thought that I left my credit card
on your table when I made a payment. I would like to provide some traits for my credit card
as well as
some feedback on the foods below.
For the credit card
, firstly
, It is a blue card
, which has my full name and my birthday on the front. Secondly
, It was generated by ACB company, This
card
is provided with the date it was activated and expired on the behind this
card
. It left on the number of table is 43.
For the food
, we would like to give some feedback because it tasted very good, especially Italian food
. I love your pizza because it is made by a well-known chef. However
, the noodles are not good, because it has a bit salty and bitter. Hopefully, you can consider that to improve your food
as your services.
Kindly respond to me as soon as possible if you have found this
card
, I would appreciate it if either you or your team help me to find this
card
.
If you have any further
about the card
information, feel free to ask me any questions.
Thanks and regards
Vy NguyenSubmitted by nguyenhungvy090499 on
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