What kind of food is served in the Rayat Bahra University hostel mess? Is non-vegetarian food available?

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The hostel mess appears to serve only vegetarian food, and I did not see any clear mention of non-vegetarian meals being part of the regular mess menu in all these years. All students are satisfied with the quality of food. The kitchen is kept clean and hygenic

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Sakshi K | Contributor-Level 6

37 mins ago

Based on available reviews, the hostel mess mainly serves vegetarian meals with a fairly varied menu. I did not find clear confirmation of non-vegetarian food being served in the regular mess, so it's likely vegetarian-only. Food quality is great. They change the menu everyday. Also if you are conce

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