City First Hospital has two cafeterias: one offers dining services to patients and their families, while the other is not open to the public. The food at both is quite similar.
However, the cafeterias at City First Hospital are not comparable to those at a health center.
They might not be lavishly decorated, but from the outside, they look no smaller than some large restaurants. The only noticeable difference is that large restaurants don't have those neatly arranged four-person tables.
"The cafeteria's large pot dishes might not be as tasty as those at the health center, but they do offer stir-fry services here. If you have enough time, you can order a few stir-fried dishes, and they taste no worse than those from outside restaurants. Plus, the ingredients are fresh, which is something you can't find outside. Sometimes, I'm too lazy to go home for meals, so I just eat here at the hospital."
