The Food

The food here isn't really all that bad. Glowing endorsement, huh?

I essentially have 4 DFACs to choose from. Niagra is the closest to my billet so I frequent it the most. It serves "American cuisine". I occasionally have lunch at Luxemborg (the "sux") because it's close to RC(S). It serves European food. Cambridge is in the UK section of KAF and serves British-style food (been there once). Finally, Far East serves curry and stir fried items. Unfortunately, it's quite a walk from my room.

There's a pretty good variety at each. Niagra has two main lines, a pasta/mexican line, salad bars and dessert bars. There's also two short order areas where they make burgers, fries, occasional barbecue wings, onion rings and calamari. Yep, calamari. You can get it nearly every day at Luxemborg if you so choose. It isn't too difficult to eat healthy, either. You can also eat really bad if you wanted to.

All of this free. Free sodas (2 per customer, please). Free soft-serve ice cream.

Makes you want to sign up and come on over, right? Better like rice, it's served at every lunch and dinner.

Pictured is a lunch and a breakfast. The lunch is "beef fajitas". Strips of beef with peppers in some kind of sauce. Find a taco sauce pack, some shredded cheese and tomatoes off the salad bar and you're cooking. The "tortilla" is more like a pita. Rounded it out with Coke Light and Frizante (somewhat sparkling) mineral water. The breakfast pictured is my typical breakfast. Good-for-you cereal (only choices of cereal are muesli, fruit and fibre, all bran, corn flakes and occasional Golden Crisp knock-off), half a grapefruit, yogurt, juice and coffee. Ugly Deer came along for the ride that day!

You could always go to the board walk and pay for food, but that's another post...