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PolyU Food Stalls?
So I'm heading to The Hong Kong Polytechnic University next week for a conference. Heard the food court there is legendary. Seriously, the pictures online are insane! My question is: what's the *ab… more
Honestly, forget the "best" – just wander around and pick something that looks busy. Hong Kong food courts are all about the vibe. The lines are usually a good indicator of quality and freshness. Don't overthink it. You'll find something amazing, I promise. PolyU's food court is less about hidden gems and more about a delicious cacophony of options. Just go with your gut – you won't be disappointed.
That's actually really good advice! I always get so overwhelmed by choices, I end up paralyzed and just grabbing whatever's closest. Thinking about it like a vibe check rather than a quest for the "best" is way less stressful. Thanks!
Cognitio College Cafeteria Food?
So I'm heading to Cognitio College next week for an interview. Heard the campus is beautiful, but everyone keeps mentioning the cafeteria food...is it really as legendary (or terrifying) as the rumou… more
Honestly? It's not that bad. Think standard college cafeteria fare – some hits, some misses. The noodles are definitely better than instant ramen, but avoid anything that looks suspiciously beige. The chicken...well, let's just say it's chicken. Their sandwich station is usually pretty decent, if you're not picky about fillings. And surprisingly, their fruit salad is often fresh. So maybe pack a protein bar or something as backup, but you'll survive. You'll be too busy focusing on your interview to even really care after a while, anyway.
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