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Living at Unite Students a resident must be able to either cook for themselves or be wealthy enough to order delivery everyday. Fortunately, Unite Students facilitates both cooking and eating out/delivering in well due to its well built kitchens and strategic location.

Cooking:

Cooking at Unite Students Blithehale Court is a relatively relaxed experienced due to the space and equipment provided by the accommodation. The kitchen is well-equipped with equipment such as a stove, oven, microwave and fridge. This allows for students to comfortably store their groceries and cook them in almost anyway possible. Additionally, due to the large space allocated within the communal space of shared kitchens, students will be able to cook comfortably without having to worry about bumping into appliances and potentially triggering the fire alarm. However, it is worth noting that residents will probably have to buy their own cooking utensils.

Eating Out/ Delivering In:

The area surrounding Unite Students Blithehale Court is surrounded by grocery stores and restaurants. For example, there is a Sainsbury’s supermarket about 10 minutes on foot and a smaller Sainsbury’s just around the corner. There are a multitude of restaurants in the area but most of it was fast food (Pizza Hut, Nando’s, Chinese takeaways) although there were some pubs that served food nearby. Also, Shoreditch is in walking distance with a good variety of restaurants.

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Link to Unite Students Blithehale Court:

https://www.unitestudents.com/london/blithehale-court

Food will lose its status is a staple in a travelling student’s life. Due to this, student’s are often extremely reliant on their halls’ catering service. This is because the catering service at the halls will be a student’s most frequent and cheapest source of food. Student’s should be relieved to hear that Garden Halls provides quality food at uni dorm prices.

Taste:

The catering service at Garden Halls is served in an incredibly well designed dining hall with several different spaces for students to eat from. First, they have the regular dining tables where students can gather in large groups and eat together. Second, the have couches where student can enjoy their meal in a more relaxed siting. Third, they have more private seats where the couches cover the table to be secluded from the rest of the room.

The food at Garden Halls is served at three different times; Breakfast (Weekdays), Lunch (Weekends) and Dinner (Everyday). The overall quality of the meals is very good and students are quite satisfied.

One dish is notable within their lineup is their veggie burger. The veggie burger is a great choice for any resident, as it is very well cooked with a variety of ingredients included in it. Besides their veggie burger, most dishes would be well received by any resident and the halls’ catering services does provide a variety of selections for vegans.

Availability:

In terms of availability, the catered food at Garden Halls is only available at the allotted meal times.

There is a wide selection of grocers and restaurants to choose from around the area. Firstly, The Brunswick, a shopping centre within walking distance of International Hall, offers a various selection of restaurants and grocer. To shop for groceries Waitrose and Sainsbury are available with the former being the more expensive option of the two. Also, The Brunswick has restaurants such as Nando’s, Fuwa Fuwa (A japanese pancake parlour which is frequented by many curious guests), GBK Burgers, Go Sushi and Itsu. Second, the road from the halls to The Brunswick is filled with restaurants such as San Marzano and many other cafes.

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Email:  info@konsultanpendidikan.com

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Link to Garden Halls:

https://halls.london.ac.uk/international-hall

International Halls provides catering services in their dining hall 2 days everyday; breakfast and dinner on weekdays and lunch and dinner on weekends. It is also possible to order packed meals when students have to be absent from the dining hall at the allotted meal times. Breakfast and Lunch are served to residents where they can choose up to six items on the menu plus a drink and dessert. Dinner is served to residents where they can choose a soup or bread, a main course, 2 sides, a drink and dessert.

Taste:

The taste of the food at International Hall is generally average. There is not much praise to be given for the taste of the food as it is prepared in bulk and difficult to guarantee high quality taste.

Lunch at Breakfast at International Hall can be considered quite decent and even pretty good at times. They serve an english breakfast with selections such as beans, sausages, pastries and fish. Its generally very hard to mess these sorts of food up so the catering staff are able to do a relatively satisfactory job. An interesting tip is to choose bread with eggs and sausages to make a sandwich. Another tip is to just order as many chicken sausages (don’t order the vegetarian sausages they’re terrible) and eat them with a few packets of salt. Also, if you are in a hurry for a morning class taking 6 butter croissants (usually served on Fridays and the only type of croissants that won’t hurt your teeth when you bite into them) to go as they are relatively filling.

Dinner at International Hall can be quite depressing. Not much of the selection is very good and almost never filling but at least they attempt to diversify the selections every week. A personal favourite amongst the students is the chicken, but not the tasteless chicken breast, which is usually served with gravy and surprisingly tender to the bite. This main course option is one of the only saving graces that the catering service at International Hall has to offer and its not even that good. Furthermore, a dish that should be definitely be avoided are any noodle dishes. The noodle dishes served at International Hall are generally quite bland and heavy with garnishes that don’t add to the flavour but make it more difficult to eat. Ever choosing a noodle dish would be a grave mistake and whoever ends up doing that should be prepared to shell out a few pounds on dinner from an outside source.

The drinks served at International Hall are generally quite good as they are . They usually serve two selections of juices from either apple, orange and lime juice with soft drinks. Sometimes the soft drink machine is not filled correctly and all you will get is fizzy water coming out of the tap.

Availability:

In terms of availability, the catered food at International Hall is only available at the allotted meal times.

There is a wide selection of grocers and restaurants to choose from around the area. Firstly, The Brunswick, a shopping centre within walking distance of International Hall, offers a various selection of restaurants and grocer. To shop for groceries Waitrose and Sainsbury are available with the former being the more expensive option of the two. Also, The Brunswick has restaurants such as Nando’s, Fuwa Fuwa (A japanese pancake parlour which is frequented by many curious guests), GBK Burgers, Go Sushi and Itsu. Second, the road along Russel Square Tube Station houses restaurants such as Franco Manca and Wasabi along with a Tesco store.

For more information please contact:

Email:  info@konsultanpendidikan.com

Alamat Lengkap Kami

Link to International Hall:

https://halls.london.ac.uk/international-hall