Changing Dining Landscape at KAIST (The KAIST Herald 원문, 새 창)
KAIST is undergoing changes in its dining landscape. Following the extensive renovations and subsequent expansion of services at the North Cafeteria (Kaimaru) last year, the campu…
KAIST is undergoing changes in its dining landscape. Following the extensive renovations and subsequent expansion of services at the North Cafeteria (Kaimaru) last year, the campu…
As an undergraduate student living on campus, the most accessible meals are those at cafeterias or the on-campus convenience stores (maejeoms). Looking for a cost-effective three…
From September 28, the West Cafeteria on the first floor of the Student Center-1 (W2) resumed its services. The cafeteria had been closed from July 28 due to management reasons of…
I still remember the first time I tried hakshik, or university cafeteria food, in KAIMARU (N11) as a freshman. Well, I did not have high expectations for cafeteria food, but the q…
Starting October 6, Ttukbaegi, the cafeteria located in Taeulgwan (N13) operated by MJ Food Co., Ltd., has suddenly terminated its business This was announced on the KAIST Portal…
"I’ve come to value my friends more. I took for granted the simple things I do with them, like eating dorm food or a cafeteria meal, but now that we do not get to do even these, i…
In response to Prime Minister Sye-Kyun Chung’s urge for stricter social distancing measures for a 15-day period, a ban on visitors — including families of KAISTians — entering the…
From September 20, 9:00 a.m., to September 25, 23:59 pm, the Cafeteria Monitoring Committee conducted a student vote on the continuation of the regular operation of Lotteria.
On the first day of September, seven faculty members including the KAIST president, Sung-Chul Shin, himself came to the KAIMARU Student Cafeteria (N11) in the morning to hand out…
Every spring, the campus gets crowded with new students. The freshmen explore buildings and cafeterias that they will be using for the next four years while the student clubs are…
On June 2, the KAIST Cafeteria Monitoring Committee organized a forum attended by the manager of Kaimaru, KAIST’s signature cafeteria in the northern part of campus, to discuss th…
The Korea Office of Postal Service at KAIST, located between Cafeteria (N11) and the Undergraduate Library (N10), is set to close by July 1. This closing is a part of an overall t…
On March 5, students lined up outside the dining hall in Tae Wul Gwan (N13) to be the first ones to try out foodservice company IB Food’s new restaurant Grillcook. Grillcook offer…
To greet the KAIST community of students and faculty, four new services have moved onto the campus over the winter. Among the newcomers are two cafeterias, a bakery, and a cafe: S…
Some people tend to feel uncomfortable with changes, as they do not always make the situation better. This fear of uncertainty struck the KAIST community as there have been mass t…
From August 1, two On-Line Electric Vehicle (OLEV) shuttle buses will be operated to improve student transportation on campus. The shuttle bus will depart the Cafeteria and will s…
On February 27, Grazioso, the much-anticipated Italian restaurant, had its grand opening. With its cafeteria-style area filled with colorful chairs and neon lighting, the restaura…
You wake up from your sleep only to find that it is way past lunchtime and that the school cafeteria is already closed. You throw on whatever you can find and head out to the scho…
Dear Readers,Have you been to the northern student cafeteria lately? If you haven’t, don’t. Wait, why not? Back in 2009, after renovations completely remade the western and northe…
After eating the cuisine offered by cafeterias at KAIST for a while, you might feel the urge for something more; – something more delicious, something more that stimulates our eye…
A survey of the KAIST students’ satisfaction level concerning cafeteria food and services was carried out during the lunch and dinner periods from November 8 to 10 at the respecti…
No offence to the people in Daejeon, but when I first moved here, I thought I should forget about all the nice cafes and restaurants in Seoul for my own benefit and mental health.…
Am I the only one that remembers the pizza back from our childhood? Nowadays, Italian restaurants are no rarity - they’re everywhere! - but let’s not forget that there was a time…