NUS may be undergoing a lot of changes, but that doesn't leave other schools far behind. Just take a look at the delicious food from NTU, and you'll know what we're talking about. Whether you're going on local exchange, meeting up with old friends, or just like a little bit of "West-side" chillin', NTU's the place to go!

This semester, go international with NTU! No, we are not talking about the impending Singapore 2006 IMF Meeting or some exchange programme but something very close to our ahem.....stomachs. Yes! Food, glorious food from all over the world in NTU! Hooked picks out five new stalls and gets some students to review the food they are eating.

Manna Korean Restaurant

Tear yourself away from those Korean dramas and head down to Hall 13 for some Kim chi. The stall is easy to spot because it stands out with the three Shinhwa posters pasted on the wall behind the counter.

Price Range: $2.50-$3.80
Recommendation: BBQ Chicken Set $3.50 and Dolsot Bibimbab $3.80
Student Reviewer: Wei Ming, 23, NIE
Eating: Saba Set
Number of times eating from stall: 1
Rating: 3/5 Spoons

Comments: "The fish is a little too hard for my liking but it tastes much better than what most food courts have to offer."

Viet Taste

Another stall to look out for at Hall 13 is Viet Taste, which serves.... you guessed it, Vietnamese Cuisine! The young stall holder, Huyen cheerfully explained that the stall was previously from Hall 2 but have since changed owners to the current Vietnamese ones.

Price Range: $0.30-$2.50
Recommendation: Pho Bo $2.50 and Bun Bo $2.50
Student Reviewer: Jessica, 20, Business
Eating: Gui Cuon and Cha Gio
Number of times eating from stall: 3
Rating: 4/5 Spoons

Comments: "My friends and I love their spring rolls. Gui Cuon is great for people who are on diet!"