Illinois Street Dining Center (ISR Dining Center)

What an amazing dining experience there! It was an unbelievable environment and a wide variety of food items. Today we went there and we were fascinated by plenty of traditional Indian food items. We enjoyed it a lot and all the food items were very fresh and tasty. It's great that "Halal Lemon Pepper Chicken" was available. Among all the food items for dinner today, Mango Lassi and Rice pudding were a must mention. Also, Aloo Gobi with mixed vegetables, Paneer makhani were good too. One thing I must mention is that there were plenty of vegetarian items as well. I definitely recommend this campus dining experience.

Good dining hall food. The all you can eat concept is a very good deal. The retail section is overpriced but it is what you pay for the convenience that you get

Little known fact that anyone can get a $12 buffet lunch here that is world-class. Dinner might be a little more.

Food mid, quantity over quality

What on earth is the dining hall? The food is healthy, but it's the whole story. No special dishes, at least I haven't found any

Let me reveal the reality of ISDC. Despite the notion of everyone working together, that's not entirely true. The food quality is at par, with a significant amount of frozen dishes served. There are no strict measures to separate non-vegetarian and vegetarian food. The politics played by some of the student coordinators at ISR Dining hall is incredibly negative. Furthermore, it's concerning that the supervisor remains silent about their actions and productivity, allowing them to engage in excessive chit chat among themselves and with their student worker friends during shifts and neglect their duties. Well that's ISDC.

5/5 stars, one of the best restaurants I’ve ever eaten at. The world-class chefs here take culinary risks while pleasing every single one of their thousands of customers. Exhibit A: One of my friends found a cricket in her salad… a brilliant dietary choice. Adding protein and flavor to my friend’s meal, the ISR chefs’ brilliance astounded everyone. Exhibit B: The broken ice cream machine, a poetic symbol of Sam Harris’s depiction of free will as an illusion. The eternally-broken ice cream machine reminds us that we lack control. It’s beautiful.