Why doesn t the university cafeteria have a person who delivers food to the dormitory?

In fact, it's not that university canteens don't want to set up, many schools have similar initiatives in canteens. However, because the food delivery staff also needs their corresponding expenses, it will also increase the cost of the canteen. On the other hand, it will also increase the difficulty of canteen management, so this relationship is often not well coordinated.

First of all, in terms of food delivery, one food delivery person is far from enough, because a huge canteen needs to serve a large number of students, so the number of food delivery staff must not be less than 5.

Once there are food delivery people, then they have to serve every building. Often, after the vast majority of takeaways are ordered, they must be delivered within half an hour, so a delivery person may only be responsible for one building. Because when there are more people ordering takeout, they will definitely be too busy, and the salary of the delivery staff is a relatively large expense.

On the other hand, the delivery of food in the canteen and eating in the canteen actually form a competitive relationship. Because the food in the cafeteria can be delivered to the dormitory, why go down to eat? So at this time, most people are reluctant to run errands.

Even if the cafeteria is downstairs, it is still much more convenient for someone else to deliver it. You can play games and play mobile phones in the dormitory with peace of mind, or lie down and sleep. Therefore, relatively speaking, even if the takeaway business is opened, it will not correspondingly open up the canteen market, but simply increase its own costs.

In addition, it is also very inconvenient to manage, because these catering takeaways must have a platform to facilitate management and distribution, otherwise if these products are only ordered by playing **, it is very complicated, it is easy to make mistakes, and it is easy to lead to some people to be opportunistic, so as to make a profit, and the platform needs to take a 20% commission, so it is very cost-effective.

All in all, canteen delivery is a thankless task, which not only increases their own business, but also increases the corresponding cost, which is simply shooting themselves in the foot, so most canteens like to do dine-in rather than delivery.

will increase costs. The profit of the university cafeteria itself is relatively low, and it is not cost-effective if you add labor costs.

Because students in a university come from all over the world, the tastes of people in a dormitory alone may be different, let alone everyone, which is troublesome on the one hand, and students will not be happy on the other.

After all, a university is still a school, not a society, and there is no need to serve you like society, so it is normal not to have a person who delivers meals to the dormitory.

Nowadays, the world of foodies is rampant, and all kinds of delicious food have firmly grasped the stomach of each of us and captured our hearts. I prefer to eat in the school cafeteria compared to eating in the cafeteria and ordering takeout, so why did I choose the cafeteria?

One brings it to the end) health issues.

The hygiene of takeaway is not enough to reach the school cafeteria. In the past, there were many cases of takeout affecting people's health. For example, do not wear masks and gloves when handling ingredients; The kitchen is dirty and messy; The casserole shop cleaning sink is covered with oil; Moldy marks on the board will have a certain degree of impact on people's health.

The canteen has strict operating standards and management systems. In addition to collecting food samples from each stall, the manager will also convene the owners of small shops to summarize after the meal closes, urging the owners to take care of their own hygiene and be ready to respond to health inspections at any time.

b) ** Question.

School cafeterias are more affordable and inexpensive. And compared to takeout, you can eat more for the same price. The cafeteria aunt always said, "The rice is not enough to serve again!" "It's a blessing for babies who eat a lot.

3) Hidden food and distribution problems.

I used to be very fond of takeout, but I added coriander without coriander; If you put more vinegar, you don't add vinegar but add chili peppers; I asked for noodles, and as a result, I sent rice noodles. That's pretty awesome!! Of course, there is also the situation of waiting for the takeout to wait until there is no love, the takeaway has arrived, and I am afraid that I am already a waste!

Students, don't "break up" with the university cafeteria, he needs you! The "Outside Party" can never find the taste of home. The vague layer of water vapor in the glass of the canteen in winter, the canteen that is noisy but not annoying, and the situation that is squeezed into one or two big places every day because of the large number of people in the queue are all memories of home.

Finally, I want to tell you that takeaway can be tried occasionally, but the canteen is our YYDS (forever dripping god)!

Personal opinion is:It should not be allowed.

As far as I know, many schools prohibit delivery vans from entering the school gates. In order to ensure the hygiene of the dormitory building, some schools prohibit students from bringing takeaways, disposable lunch boxes, and other food into the dormitory, and will impose certain penalties on violators.

We can analyze why takeaway should not be allowed on college campuses from two perspectives:

As a public university, it is supposed to open its public areas to the public, except where there are special confidentiality needs.

However, now in the special period of the epidemic, some special measures need to be taken during the special period, so most schools will carry out strict management, and only teachers and students or registered personnel can enter the school. Even if people from outside the school can enter the schoolIt must also be justified and reviewed.

In terms of safety and necessity, delivery workers do not necessarily have to enter the school, so many colleges and universitiesFrom the perspective of health and safety, we will choose not to allow takeaway to enter the campus.

Currently, there are many schools that prohibit takeaway electric vehicles from entering the campus, and the traffic safety of students is usually a concern.

After all, the old people are on the same roadDelivery vehicles are very fast and can be illegally modified. In addition, many food delivery staff often deliver food while looking at their phones, which has a significant negative impact on student safety.

fromTraffic safety perspectiveThere are certain reasons and corresponding benefits for banning takeaway vehicles from entering the campus.

Finally, I would like to say,Colleges and universities are prohibiting takeaway from entering the campus, which is also a measure under the comprehensive consideration of the epidemic and safety, but when taking specific measures,Schools should also take into account students' feelings, such as improving the quality of canteen dishes, reducing ** and so on.

Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, which will not only not satisfy students, but will also have a negative impact.

There is still a long way to go in finding a balance between canteens, takeaways, and students while ensuring safety.

Takeaway should be allowed to enter Xinmin, but this should not be allowed to the takeaway to enter, after all, the university dormitory is for the safety of the brigade and demolished, so others should not be allowed to enter and exit at will.

This is a question that every college student must have a say in. College campuses are not as closed as high schools, and we can choose from a wide variety of takeouts in addition to the cafeteria. Only you can't think of it, there is no takeout you can't order.

So, do you usually choose takeout or canteen? Or, which way is better?

Let's be honest, there are pros and cons to both. I remember when I first came to my freshman year, I went to the cafeteria all day, and then I didn't go much after that. More often than not, order takeout directly near the end of class, and then take it back to the dormitory to eat.

Takeout is generally cheaper and more selective. This is what I like, and it should be the reason why many students choose it. But there are also many disadvantages of takeaway, such as we can't know its hygiene, many stores are opened in some very remote areas, and the safety of food is not guaranteed.

On the other hand, ordering takeout every day will also create a lot of garbage, take our apartment as an example, just the big garbage can on our floor, my aunt has to clean it twice a day. It can be seen that while takeaway brings us convenience, there are also a series of problems.

And what about the canteen? I have to say that the meals in the cafeteria are quite expensive. I remember a noodle shop where the freshman was about seven yuan, and now the big talk about blind four has risen to about ten yuan.

Not to mention anything else, there are almost no meals under ten yuan, which is indeed quite unbearable for students whose families are not very good. On the other hand, the variety of meals in the canteen is limited and there are not so many options, which is why many people do not choose to go to the canteen. But the canteen is also beneficial, at least our food safety can be guaranteed, and even if there is a problem, we can find the responsible department.

All in all, there are pros and cons to both. However, in my opinion, everyone should go to the cafeteria as much as possible, at least our safety is more secure there, and the food will be healthier.

There are pros and cons to this question. First of all, it must be very convenient to eat takeout, and you can eat it with your fingers. There are also some things that the canteen does not have, and can only be solved by takeout, so you can only order takeout.

But takeaway must be very unhealthy, this everyone should know, all kinds of gutter oil nitrite. Be careful when eating for a long time, especially when you eat every meal in the four years of college. I have a roommate who has been eating takeout for a long time, and as a result, he was found to have anemia, endocrine disorders, and often dizziness, in short, his body has become very poor, and he almost has anorexia.

Regarding the cafeteria, there are definitely its shortcomings. First of all, let's talk about its thousand-year-old variety of dishes, after four years of college, I really don't want to eat in the cafeteria anymore, so many people choose to order takeout or go out to eat. There is also the hygiene problem of the cafeteria that is often dissed, and there are often students who eat hair, steel wires and various small animals in the meal.

There was also a case of serious diarrhea caused by food poisoning among students before, which made everyone even more afraid to eat.

But even so, it is recommended that everyone eat in the cafeteria. As for hygiene, in fact, in the past two years, the diagnosis and supervision of all parties have been quite strict, and most of the canteens are fine. The rest of the problem is not the same as the taste, but going to college is a closed group life, and it certainly can't be as colorful as the food at home.

After all, the canteen is a fresh vegetable delivered every day, and it is also freshly made, so you can't eat anything wrong with it. Therefore, it is still recommended to go to the cafeteria to eat.

It's okay, eat in the canteen to be environmentally friendly, takeout is a little more expensive, occasionally see if there are takeaway coupons, and it's not too much to order a few takeouts.