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Updated on: Nov 28, 2025 07:31 am IST <\/p>\n<\/div>\n

An Indian student in China gave a tour of her university’s three-storey canteen, which offers a range of food items from local to international cuisine.<\/h2>\n
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An Indian student shared a candid video shattering the stereotypes surrounding Chinese food. She gave a tour of her university’s canteen, claiming that it serves a wide range of food items at an affordable price.<\/p>\n

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An Indian student gives a glimpse of what she ate at a Chinese canteen. (Instagram\/@komalnigam16)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

“Chinese Government University Canteen,” a medical student from India in China, Komal Nigam, wrote.<\/p>\n

In the video, she states that many people believe Chinese cuisine primarily includes insects and reptiles, but the reality is quite different. She then gives a tour of her three-storey university canteen, explaining what is served on each floor, adding that the items are tasty enough to be on any “5-star menu”.<\/span> The student notes that a restaurant is located inside the canteen building, offering expensive food.<\/p>\n

Towards the end of the video, she shows the food items she eats and shares that she had them for just ₹<\/span>250. She also explained that tea and some beverages in the canteen are given to the students for free.<\/p>\n

How did social media react?<\/h2>\n

The video prompted a series of reactions on both Instagram and YouTube. While some agreed with her, others shared that they had very different experiences while in China.<\/p>\n

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An individual in a translated comment wrote, “I don’t think this is the entire truth, sister. When I was in China for business, I only ate fruits. I tried an Indian restaurant in Beijing, but everything had a meaty smell. It was the worst experience.” Another added, “Wow! How are the foods so cheap? Is it subsidised?” A third expressed, “This is awesome.”<\/p>\n

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In addition to Instagram, Komal Nigam also has a YouTube channel. Her bio on her YouTube profile reads, “Namaste, ni hao! I’m Komal Nigam, a medical student from India living in China. This channel is all about my daily life as an international student in China – the good, the bad, and the hilarious!”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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