How is the cafeteria and food at IILM University, Gurugram?

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    Aakshi Dalmia | Contributor-Level 7

    6 months ago

    The cafeteria and food situation at IILM University, Gurugram generally receives positive feedback for variety, affordability, and hygiene—though occasional concerns arise:


    Cafeteria Infrastructure & Variety

    • There are multiple cafeterias (3 on campus) that are spacious, hygienic, and well-equipped with Wi? Fi and modern seating. Students frequently describe the canteens as “affordable and tasty” dining options on campus .

    • One student highlights a popular spot between the admin block and girls' hostel that serves excellent starters .


    Food Quality & Hygiene

    • Overall ratings reflect that the food is “decent, ” &ldq

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    Manya | Contributor-Level 8

    6 months ago

    At the cafe in IILM, there is a wide variety of options available. There are both Veg and non-veg options. The food is quite affordable, ranging between INR 50 to INR 150-200.

    The menu has the following:

    • Drinks - hot coffees, iced coffees, frappes, ice tea etc.
    • Quick bites - fries, potato bites, wedges, pizza pockets, momos, spring rolls etc.
    • Burgers
    • Pizzas
    • Pastas
    • Sandwiches and Paninis
    • Sweet Bites - brownies, cookies, ice cream etc.

    Additionally, the thali option ( usually having 2 different sabzis, roti, rice, salad and something sweet) that the hostellers have is also available to day scholars at INR 88.

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