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Thai Kiosk - MQ University Cafeteria 

If you've been following the blog recently, you know me and my fellow group member, Ramis, love our Thai food for lunch. So one tiring day at University, after a long a dreadful 1 hr ISYS100 tutorial, we decide to head to the Macquarie Cafeteria.

 With as little communication as possible, we both knew our destination was Thai Kiosk at MQ Cafeteria. There is always great customer service, both fast and nice, which is exactly what you want. It's light on you pocket, 1 fried rice & and selection of your curry for just $9.80. The taste, never disappointing either.

 Okay, so maybe I am a little biased, because it's my favourite thing to eat at uni, but you have to give it a go.

Ramis
Fried Rice & Chicken Curry
Taste - 9/10
Presentation - 5/10
Waiting Time - 8/10
Atmosphere - 7/10
Affordability - 10/10

Fahad
Fried Rice & Green Curry

Taste - 9/10
Presentation - 6/10
Waiting Time - 9/10
Atmosphere - 6/10
Affordability - 10/10




Fahad.R 

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