Collection of short message cards

Q:

A falsely named imoni dish based on pork and miso is being served under the guise of "imoni soup," which I find extremely regrettable as a citizen who loves imoni
Since ancient times, traditional imoni has been a soy sauce-based dish with beef, while miso and pork soups similar to tonjiru have been shunned as barbarian imoni. I believe that imoni soup at school cafeterias, which could repeat the tragedy of the "Imoni Wars," the repeated barbarian invasions of the orthodox school, is a very dangerous dish that could undermine peace

A:

Thank you very much for your passionate feedback regarding imoni soup. The restaurant staff, who developed the dish, are originally from Tohoku and have told us that imoni soup varies from region to region, even within the prefecture, and that each has a great love and dedication for their own local dish. It's difficult to say, "This is the imoni soup!" This imoni soup is inspired by Tohoku University, so we recreated the imoni (miso-based, pork) that is popular in Miyagi Prefecture, where the university campus is located. We apologize for not using the soy sauce-based beef imoni soup that you love. We hope you'll give it a try this time, in recognition of the Hellenic generosity
If we consider serving imoni-jiru again at the University of Tokyo Co-op in the future, we would like to consider a soy sauce-based version as well

Q:

I really liked the limited edition fried chicken that was on sale around spring this year. Are there any plans to sell it again? If so, please let me know the recipe

A:

I'm glad to hear that the fried chicken was delicious! I hope to serve it again if the opportunity arises. (The recipe is a trade secret, so it's difficult to share the details... sorry.)
We have lots of other events planned for this year, so we hope you enjoy the cafeteria event menu as well!

Q:

Why do they post fake menus on Twitter every day? It's getting annoying. If you go there and the menu in the live kitchen is different every day, it's just not possible. It's a waste of time

A:

We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the menu on Twitter. There was a miscommunication with the menu data, and the menu was incorrect
We have confirmed with the person in charge about this matter so that we can publicize the correct menu. Thank you for pointing this out

Q:

I had a kebab wrap, and the waiter who made it filled a bottle of hummus sauce with tap water and added more
It's easy to imagine that the hummus will accumulate at the bottom and become more viscous towards the end, but since only solid matter accumulates and the concentration of the liquid seasoning shouldn't change much from the beginning to the end, it seems a bit too simplistic to think that diluting it with tap water will return it to its original concentration
If you add tap water, the concentration of the solids will return to normal, but I think the seasoning will only become more diluted
As expected, the sauce was watery and the meat was very strongly seasoned...I was very disappointed as the kebab wraps I had yesterday and the day before were very delicious

For those who prepare it, it may be one meal out of hundreds or even thousands, but for those who receive it, it is a precious treat between classes, and having that one meal to look forward to gives them the motivation to work hard again
I understand that you are very busy, but could you please do something basic like shaking the bottle properly each time you use it to prevent solids from settling at the bottom? I apologize for the trouble

A:

Thank you for your feedback regarding the hummus and we apologize for any inconvenience caused
Regarding hummus, to make hummus sauce, the instructions say to mix hummus base and water in the specified ratio. After checking, we learned that, as you pointed out, it had solidified, so water was added. Although it is specified to be mixed with the specified water, adding more water will result in a thin hummus sauce, so we confirmed that in that case, new hummus sauce should be used
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused. We are very happy to hear that you enjoyed eating at the cafeteria. All of our staff will do our best to live up to your expectations. We hope you will use the Central Cafeteria again