🔥when the police cafeteria is too good

office worker in Seoul here, canteen vs the restaurants downstairs is a real cold war. my team alternates days to keep the peace

the restaurants should just make better food. 500 won won't save them

but it's a public building funded by taxes competing with private shops. I kind of see their point

구내식당 vocab saved, thank you

now I want to eat at a police station, which is not a sentence I expected to write

the word for this whole fight is 가성비 (ga-seong-bi), value for the price. restaurants say unfair, customers say 가성비, and in Korea the second one usually wins

*screams* a police canteen becoming the hottest restaurant on the block is basically a webtoon plot. 500 won more and I bet nobody even blinked

a 500 won price hike is the smallest apology I've ever heard, and somehow the restaurants still think they won

구내식당 vs the restaurants on the block is an old argument in korea. the 500 won raise reads like a peace treaty nobody signed.

i just want to know what the police cafeteria serves on a wednesday. if i see the menu i will cry

My uni canteen is exactly why half of us eat at the carinderia outside, so I'd also riot if it got nice.

A police canteen with a line out the door is the first time I'd queue near a station on purpose.

500 won extra so the neighbours stop complaining is the most Korean settlement ever. everyone's slightly annoyed, lunch continues

Penalizing a canteen for serving good lunch is a weird way to protect restaurants. Do they also ban the grandmother who cooks too well?