The taste of the mini hot pot was just so-so, but the portion was very small. I'm a girl and I finished the 10.8 dollar beef set meal but still wasn't full. What's more important is that the waitress's attitude was extremely bad. She threw away the sauce I had prepared without saying a word of apology and asked me to make it again by myself. Besides, the condiment counter was often short of things and it took a long time to be replenished. If I asked too many times, the waitress would be sarcastic: "You're impatient after only waiting for two minutes." I won't go to eat mini hot pot again in the future. The taste is just average, it's expensive, the portion is small and the service is bad.

Futuristic but not modern, probably the only place in the world to fit this description. The environment, though newly renovated, still gives off rather rustic vibes. This canteen excels in long term forecasting inflation. They priced their dishes so far into the future, you need at least two decades for other canteens to keep up. The same combination of dishes for mixed vegetable rice will cost $6.40 in other canteens. Over here, it’ll cost a whopping $7.80. It’s not like a famous tire company gave them a star either (if they did then pls take it away, it’s trash tier quality). I believe part of their rationale behind the premium pricing is the Italian inspiration behind their food. In particular, their rice was hard enough to compete with those in a risotto.

The bing / “flapjack” / crepe here is really good. It comes with egg, crispy chips, cabbage, and spicy sauce. It slaps. $4. The bubble tea is also $3 for a small, which is a good price! You can’t order it less sweet, but the boba itself was really good.

This is one of the smaller cafeteria in the NTU campus, smack in between one of its student dorms. Mostly advertises itself serving authentic Northern Chinese home-cooked cuisine and street food. There's not many stalls inside the cafeteria - only a cai png, jianbing guozi (savory crepe), drink stations, and interestingly, pizza stall. I believe it's the only place where you can get authentic jianbing in NTU campus, or even perhaps in the entire West. The jianbing isn't particularly the cheapest thing (above $4.5 per serving), but it comes with pretty large portion. Big enough for heavy breakfast (I can see why it's popular among college kids) or even lunch. Soft in the outside, crispy in the middle, and rather generous filling of meat and cabbage in the center. Beware it comes PIPING hot with somewhat inadequate and flimsy paper packaging!

The 煎饼果子 here is pretty good! soft crepe kinda texture and the portion is big! caifan is flavourful too though it’s kinda ex. the lemon drink is not bad too