The place in Romania where you can eat to your heart's content for 7 lei. On some days, they even offer menus for 5.5 lei
The canteen of the "Iuliu Hațieganu" University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Cluj-Napoca seems to have been unaffected by inflation.
Students can still buy menus for only 7 lei in 2024. This is called the "Student Menu", introduced last year, which varies from day to day, according to Știri de Cluj.
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For example, on Tuesday, March 5th, this menu consisted of tomato soup with rice (3.5 lei) and chicken breast with curry sauce and basmati rice (10 lei). A discount is applied to the menu, bringing the price to a fixed total of 7 lei.
To benefit from this discount, customers must present their student ID when paying for their order.
Additionally, the UMF canteen also offers a menu for 5.5 lei. However, this is only available on certain days.
For example, on Monday, March 4th, the menu consisted of a serving of polenta with cheese, and for Friday, March 8th, it consisted of a serving of macaroni with cheese.
At the canteen of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Cluj-Napoca, there are also more expensive menus, priced at 17 or even 18 lei, with two main courses and salad.
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