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2) Type<br />
Of course, you can enjoy traditional Western food in the campus. Sandwiches,<br />
hot dogs, salads, hamburgers, french-fries, pizza, pasta, etc… are available around the<br />
campus during the day. If you are not accustomed to fast food or cold dishes, Indian<br />
and <strong>Chinese</strong> food, usually rice, is ready to serve too. You can also enjoy sushi sold in<br />
a coffee and snacks shop too. <strong>The</strong>re are different kinds of snacks sold in the<br />
convenience stores. We usually bought ourselves some cookies and instant noodles<br />
there for breakfast and sometimes, for dinner. However, to most of the Asians, food in<br />
America is somehow too sweet (too much sugar and chocolate) and fatty (usually<br />
deep-fried).<br />
HOT DOGS!<br />
3) Price<br />
If you compare the price of food in UW with those sold outside the campus, you<br />
probably will not find great difference. However, by comparing the price of eating in<br />
Seattle and Hong Kong, you will think that it costs too much to have your stomach<br />
filled there. It takes you three dollars for a slice of pizza and another 1.5 to two dollars<br />
for a drink. It is almost the cheapest combination already. If you want a hamburger<br />
combo or sandwich, it costs even more. For purchasing a box of rice, you may have to<br />
pay more than six. However, the most expensive is the dinner. As we have mentioned,<br />
there is only one cafeteria provides you with dinner. And that cafeteria only provides<br />
buffet for you. You must pay more than seven dollars for a meal! Thus, when we<br />
wanted to spend less, we would purchase cookies and instant noodles in the<br />
convenience store rather than having meals in the restaurants. Also, fruit in UW is<br />
extremely expensive, you have to pay 50 cents for one banana! Thus, although we<br />
used to eat a lot of fruit in Hong Kong, we seldom bought it in the campus.<br />
Sometimes, we would rather buy it outside.<br />
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