Chinese University Canteen Proves Stereotypes Wrong with 5-Star Food at a Steal
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A medical student from India, Komal Nigam, has shattered common misconceptions about Chinese cuisine with a candid video tour of her university's canteen. Located in China, the three-storey canteen serves a diverse range of affordable and tasty food items, rivaling those found in high-end restaurants. In the video, Komal explains that many people believe Chinese cuisine primarily consists of insects and reptiles, but her experience shows a different reality. She gives a tour of the canteen, pointing out the variety of food options available, including a restaurant serving more expensive dishes. One of the highlights of the canteen is its affordability, with Komal revealing that she was able to enjoy a meal for just ₹250. Additionally, tea and some beverages are provided to students for free. The video sparked a range of reactions on social media, with some agreeing with Komal's experience while others shared their own differing experiences in China. One individual commented, 'I only ate fruits while in China for business,' while another asked, 'How are the foods so cheap? Is it subsidised?' Komal, who has a YouTube channel documenting her daily life as an international student in China, has gained a following for her honest and humorous take on life in China. With her 'Namaste, ni hao!' bio, she welcomes viewers to her channel, where she shares 'the good, the bad, and the hilarious'.
