Kiinalaista kanttiiniruokaa

Opiskelijaruokaloissa on tarjolla aamupalaa, lounasta ja iltapalaa aika samoihin aikoihin kuin suomessakin. Erona on se, että aina on tarjolla lähes samaa kiinalaista ruokaa. Eli riisiä eri sekoituksineen, nuudeleita, dumplingseja, kastikkeita, keittoja, höyrytettyjä täytettyjä taikinamöykkyjä, kaalia öljyssä, jne. Useimmiten en melkein edes tiedä mitä syön.

Dumplingseja ja jotain punapapupuuroa

papuja öljyssä ja jokin punapapukakku

Paistettua kiinankaalia öljyssä ja tofuja ja sieniä ja nugetteja

riisi-muna-kasvismössöä ja jokin papu-kana möykky

Lotuksen kukkasia öljyssä ja valkosipulilla, tosi tulisia tofusuikaleita ja papuja

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