HUNGRY! INTI’s Cafeteria Could Serve Your Stomach!

voonsemoonFebruary 13, 2020March 31, 2020Uncategorized

Do you feel hungry now?

Let us introduce some of the cuisines of INTI ’s cafeteria. INTI’s cafeteria has 10 stalls selling different food and drinks. Each stall has a different culture to form it which is Indian food, Malay food, Western food and so on. The operation hour of INTI’s cafeteria is from 7 am until 5 pm. There are more students visit INTI’s cafeteria during peak times at 12 pm.

ENVIRONMENT OF INTI’S CAFETERIA.

Malay Cuisine Food.

Malay food is strong, spicy and aromatic, combining the rich flavors of many herbs and spices common in Southeast. It is one of the Malaysian cuisines that continues to attract students with its incredible diversity and flavor. Students can enjoy delicious Malay cuisine because it has a Halal certificate.

Indian Cuisine & Mixed Rice.

Famous Indian spices and cooking techniques are adopted easily in Malaysia. The Indian cruises are selling in the cafeteria at INTI such as Roti Canai, Mix Rice, Nasi Kandar, Mamak rojak and so on. The price is reasonable. If students like to eat hot and spicy food, Indian cuisine will be a good recommendation.

Shawarma Spot Stall.

Shawarma is a dish in Middle Eastern cuisine that cuts meat into thin slices, stacks them in a cone, and bakes them on a slow-rotating vertical barbecue or grill. This is originally made from lamb or beef, but today INTI’s cafeteria is selling Shawarma chicken. The price all around RM6 until RM9.

Western Cuisine.

Western food is a type of food that is a tradition in Europe or North America. In addition, western food is very popular at the cafeteria too. There are many types of dishes for students to choose which are fish and chips, spaghetti, paprika chicken and so on. All price is reasonable to serve it.

THAI Cuisine.

A typical Thai meal includes four main seasonings: salty, sweet, sour and spicy. Thai food is also one of the students’ favorite foods at the cafeteria, including such as meals Thai green curry, Tom Yam, pineapple fried rice and noodles. The lower price is RM6.50, and the higher price is around RM7.00 which they selling mostly.

Vegetarian Food.

Vegetarian cuisines are based on the food that meets vegetarian standards by not including meat and animal tissue products. Some of the students are pure-vegetarian or non-vegetarian, so they can enjoy the meal easily at the cafeteria. The price has been fixed by the owner which are 2 dishes is RM3.50, 3 dishes is RM4.50 and 5 dishes are RM6.50.

Roasted Chicken Rice.

Chicken rice is one of the indispensable foods in every place because many students live to buy meals as a lunch option.

They have selling Hainan chicken rice, herbs chicken rice, roasted chicken rice with drum stick rice and some small dishes.

Mixed Rice & Porridge.

Mixed rice is often reasonably priced, thus also earning the name of ‘economy rice’. The mixed rice stall usually consists of a box containing 10 to 15 slots of cooked food, including meat, vegetables, eggs and tofu. Students can choose any combination of these dishes with some white rice and the prices is accord how much they serve.

Wantan Noodle.

Noodles are an integral part of various cultures around the world. No exception that INTI’s cafeteria also sells wanton noodles, Hakka noodles, Fish ball noodles, and Curry noodles. The business hours that they open at 7:30 am until 4:00 pm.

Drink Stall.

When the weather is hot, the drinks are very important for us. Of course, INTI’s cafeteria also sells many different types of drinks to entertain students such as Soft drinks, Ice Milo, Ice lemon Tea, Mineral Water, Green Tea and so on. The price is very responsible and different drinks have different prices are according to the market price.

*** That all about the cafeteria food outlets at INTI International University Nilai. Thank you guys for spending time reading my blogs. Please like, comment and share. See you on my next blog! ***