Food
KAIMARU(Food1st) - HANHWA(N11)
_Company Introduction
Ever since 1995, the FS Division of HANHWA Resort has started the food service business based on their know-how of operating a food court and restaurant within a resort business. Despite the late start in this business, compared to similar companies in this field, a differentiated service was provided to fulfill the needs of the clients. For this purpose, a new brand for group-meal service, named 'Food1st', was launched in 2005. Afterwards, HMR brands, such as, 'MERRY Taste(ګ)' and 'Cuobab', were developed to match the level of requests from the clients. HANHWA Food1st wishes to become the number one business that achieves both goals of possessing the greatest professionalism and best customer satisfaction. Furthermore, the CEO and staffs have united to accomplish the goals. Therefore, we will step forward to expand as an integrated food service business through entering the specialized dining and restaurant industry, along with food distributing business, based on the accumulated know-how relating to foods and drinks. In addition, we will pour in our efforts to naturally adapt to the life of each and every one of our customers. HANHWA Food1st will open a new hospitality industry that prioritizes high quality service minds and customer satisfaction.
_Information
1. Student Dining Hall (Cafeteria)
- Dining Hall Location - Student Union 1stfloor(N11building)
- Hours
- Breakfast 08:00 ~09:30 (Weekend and Holiday at 08:00 ~ 10:00)
- Lunch 11:30 ~ 13:30
- Dinner 17:30 ~ 19:30 - Menu and Price
- Rice 500 won / Stew 1,000 ~ 1,300 won / Main Dishes 600~1,400 won / Side Dishes 400 won
- Set Menu 3,000 won or 3,500 won / One-dish Meal 2,000~2,200 won / Salad Bar 400 won/ 50g
2. Membership Dining Hall (Set Menu)
- Dining Hall Location - Professor Union (N6 Building)
- Hours - Lunch 11:30 ~13:30
- Menu and Price - Set Menu, KRW 4,000
- Various Banquets
- Korean Course Menu: KRW33,000 ~ KRW55,000
- Western Course Menu: KRW33,000 ~ KRW55,000
- Buffet: KRW28,000 ~ KRW50,000 (Catering Service for at Least 40 People)
- One-dish Meal Menu: KRW15,000
3. Contact
- Student Dining Hall
- Person in Charge Branch Manager, Sung Min Lee
- Telephone No.: 042-350-2047
- e-mail: fs113229@hanwha.co.kr - Professor Union
- Person in Charge Branch Manager, Mi Young Kang
- Telephone No.: 042-350-2060
- e-mail: fs113229@hanwha.co.kr - Reception Hall
- Person in Charge Manager, Won Soo Park
- Telephone No.: 042-350-2039
- e-mail: wspark@hanwha.co.kr
East Cafeteria(Welstory) - SAMSUNG
(E-5 1F)
| Section | Day | Time | Prices(won) | |
|
Breakfast |
Set menu | Mon ~ Sun | 08:00~10:00 08:00~10:00 |
2,700 |
|
Lunch |
Cafeteria | Mon ~ Fri | 11:30~14:00 | 300 ~ 1,500 |
| Food court | Mon ~ Fri | 2,500 ~ 3,800 | ||
| Set menu | Sat ~ Sun | 3,000 | ||
|
Dinner |
Set menu | Mon ~ Fri Sat ~ Sun |
17:30~19:30 17:30~19:00 |
(E-5 2F)
| Section | Day | Time | Prices(won) | |
| Lunch | Set menu | Mon ~ Sun | 11:30~13:30 | 4,000/Special 5,000 |
West Cafeteria(Welstory) - SAMSUNG
(W-2 / 1F)
| Section | Day | Time | Prices(won) | |
|
Breakfast |
Set menu | Mon ~ Sun | 08:00~10:00 |
2,700 |
|
Lunch |
food court | Mon ~ Fri | 11:30~14:00 | 2,500 ~ 3,800 |
| Set menu | Sat ~ Sun | 11:30~14:00 | 3,000 | |
|
Dinner |
food court | Mon ~ Fri | 17:30~19:30 | 2,500 ~ 3,800 |
| Set menu | Sat ~ Sun | 17:30~19:00 | 3,000 |
gran-k - Ourhome
OURHOME, which began as a provider of scientifically advanced, sanitary meal in 1984, has grown into a diverse food services company that offers various processed foods.
grank(N-13 2st)
| Section | Available | Time | Prices |
|
Breakfast |
mon~sun (1st, 3rd Sunday holiyday) | 09:00~10:00 | 3,500won |
|
Lunch & Dinner |
mon~sun (1st, 3rd Sunday holiyday) | 10:00~02:00 | 2,500won~4,500won |
|
Hof bar |
mon~sun (1st, 3rd Sunday holiyday) | 20:00~02:00 | 2,000won ~ (hof) |
| 5,000won ~ (menu) |
Tel/e-mail
- Telephone No : 042-350-0398 /KAIST gran-k manager kim hyo im
- e-mail : hi5022.kim@ourhome.co.kr
Food Court - (N11)
1. MJ Food
2. Dongwon Home Food
3. Eat2Heal
- What is Eat2Heal?
Eat2Heal is a health-care program designed on the basis of phytocooking that is created to reinforce self-protection and improvement of human bodies against diseases possibly by recovering self-healing function through helping people know about the essential nutriments contained in the natural foods such as vitamins, mineral, essential amino acids, unsaturated fatty acid, phytochemicals (nonnutritive bioactive plant substance), plant cellulose, etc, and by setting up the right eating habits and carrying them out continuously.
- Phytocooking
Phytocooking, which is originated in phytochemicals-enriched cooking (PEC), means a cookery of strengthening phytochemicals.
The best way of the prevention of diseases and the preservation of health is to intake various phytochemicals rather than the traditional essential nutriment like vitamin, mineral, etc.
The materials of phytocooking are fruits and vegetables containing a huge amount and a great number of phytochemicals to stay away from diseases and to have a beneficial effect on human health.
And it is devised to heighten the bioavailability in human body, to create a peculiar taste with herbs with less salt so as to be in good harmony with fruits and vegetables, and to use a small quantity of meat and dairy products for better taste and more ingestion of fruits and vegetables.
- The Purpose of Eat2Heal
The Eat2Heal, Co. Ltd. was founded in 2004 aiming at providing people with a practical environment for the true realization of dietary cure, so called alimentotherapy. My Uncle's Farm, a distributor of environmentally friendly food materials on- and off- lines; Organicer, a professional health-food-order restaurant; Eat2Heal, a front-running franchise restaurant at KAIST, a world-renowned university, have been developing an ideal business in collaboration with the Eat2Heal Healthcare Education Association. Eat2Heal is fully aware of the responsibility for the non-quenching effort to research and develop a variety of phytocooking and for the proper environment to make it emerge with advances in technology for all the members of KAIST.
| Section | Menu | Prices(won) |
|---|---|---|
| Sandwich | 1. Chicken Hummus Sandwich (lollo rossa, onion, eggplant, lotus root, rucola, chickpea,chicken breast) |
4,500won |
| 2. Shrimp Hummus Sandwich (sweet pumpkin, onion, lolla rossa, plain yogurt, head lettuce, chickpea, shrimp) |
4,500won | |
| 3. Vegeterian Hummus Sandwich (paprika, green pumpkin, tomato, head lettuce, lolla rossa, sweet pumpkin, basil, onion, mozzarella, chickpea, ) |
4,500won | |
| Rice Omelet | 1. Chicken Rice Omelet (chicken breast, fertilized egg, brown rice, onion, pumpkin, carrot, eggplant, garlic, pine mushroom) |
4,500won |
| 2. Plain Rice Omelet (fertilized egg, brown rice, onion, pumpkin, carrot, eggplant, garlic, pine mushroom) |
4,000won | |
| Spaghetti | 1. Seafood Wholemeal Spaghetti (whole meal spaghetti, tomato, onion, pumpkin, paprika, shrimp, cuttlefish) |
4,000won |
| Soup | Sweet pumpkin/ Mushroom/ Vegetable soup | 2,200won |
| Salad | Chicken Almond (chicken breast fillet, cherry tomato, almond, black olive, chicory, romane lettuce, endive) |
3,500won |
| 2. Tomato Mozzarella cheese (tomato, mozzarella, parsley, chickpea, chicory, romane lettuce, endive) |
3,500won | |
| Choose one: balsamic dressing/french dressing/mulberry dressing | ||
| Value set | 1. 1/2 sandwich + 1 soup | 3,800won |
| 2. 1/2 sandwich + 1 salad | 5,000won | |
| Smoothie | Berry very good (blueberries, mulberries, banana, apple juice) energy ★★★★★ / digestion ★★☆☆☆ immunity ★★★★★ / skin ★★★★☆ |
2,700won |
| Mango blues (mango, mulberries, juice of a lime, apple juice) energy ★★★★★/ skin ★★★★☆ immunity ★★★★★/ digestion ★★☆☆☆ |
2,700won | |
| Goat's milk & yogurt | 150ml/450ml/840ml | 1,200won/2,900won/4,900won |
| Goat's plain yogurt 450ml | 4,700won | |
| Goat's strawberry yogurt 450ml | 4,500won | |
| Snack | Granola with plain yogurt | 2,500won |
- Tel. 042-863-7026 Ext. 0893/0894
4. ARAKOR
Operation Hours of Food Court
| days | weekdays | Saturday | Sunday, Holiday | NationalHolidays | |||
| Firms | Open | Closed | Open | Closed | Open | Closed | |
|
MJ Food |
10 : 00 | 21 : 30 | 10 : 00 | 14 : 00 | day off | day off | day off |
|
Dongwon Home Food |
10 : 00 | 19 : 30 | 10 : 00 | 14 : 00 | day off | day off | day off |
|
Eat2Heal |
08 : 00 | 21 : 30 | 09 : 00 | 21 : 00 | 09 : 00 | 21 : 00 | day off |
|
ARAKOR |
08 : 30 | 20 : 30 | 11 : 00 | 20 : 00 | 11 : 00 | 20 : 00 | day off (Adjusted) |
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf®
Since 1963 we’ve been passionate about serving our customers the best coffees and teas from around the world. Today, throughout our organization, and our hundreds of locations around the world, we remain committed to our original vision of quality and customer service.
We are dedicated to serving our community and providing a destination and lifestyle quality experience. We take pride in our handcrafted oak paneled stores; the ideal social gathering place to build respectful relationships with our friends, and customers in the community. Our store environment truly is cozy, warm and inviting and is ideal for just enjoying TheCoffeeBean&TeaLeaf®experience
- Tel) 042-867-3751/ Fax) 042-867-3752 Mail)
- Hours of operation : Mon~ Sun 9:00 - 22:00
Snack Bars
They sell snacks, bread, ice cream, milk products, cup noodle, instant rice, beverage, fruits, etc. Thanks to school’s support, you only have to pay for 60% of marked prices (except for several items).
| Location | Weekday | Saturday | Sunday |
| Student Center-2 (N12) | 09:00~02:00 | 09:00~17:00 | 12:00~02:00 |
| Student Dormitory W4 | 19:00~02:00 | Closed | 18:00~02:00 |
| West Dormitory W3 | 18:00~02:00 | 18:00~02:00 | Closed |
| Student Center-1 | 09:00~18:00 | 09:00~13:00 | Closed |
| Faculty Hall E5 | 09:00~19:00 | 09:00~13:00 | Closed |
| East Dormitory E8 | 19:00~02:00 | 18:00~02:00 | Closed |
Note that snack bars are not in service during lunch (13:20 - 14:00)
Snackbar in Student Center (N12)
Burger King
The Burger King is located in N12, right across from the Snack Bar Hours of operation:
00:00~24:00 (It can be changed during vacation.)
Burger King
DDDN Pizza
DDDN Pizza sells pizza by the slice at low prices (5,400 won for 3 slices and a can of coke) Menu:
DDDN Supreme, Mexican, Vegetarian, Pepperoni, Double Cheese Pizzas Location: 1st floor, Student Center-1 (W2)
Open: 11:00-20:00
Closed on Sundays
Book Cafe
There is a cafe in the library Digital Science Library (E9). They sell coffee, tea, juice, cookies, cakes, sandwiches and etc. Prices for drinks are 2,500 or 3,000 won.
Vending Machines
There are various vending machines around campus. Machines which sell drinks are easy to find, and cost is around 500 won or less. There are also machines which sell hotbars (processed meat on a stick) at 800 won a stick and machines which cook ramen noodles for 1,000 won.
West Gate
Down Endless Road and outside the West gate, there is the neighborhood of UEundong. There are mostly restaurants and bars here, with some convenience stores and grocery shops. Further out is Gungdong, where there are more shops, restaurants and bars.
On-campus shopping
On-campus Shopping
There are some convenience stores on the campus where they sell daily articles such as shampoo, soap, office stationary, laboratory cloths, sport equipment, electric devices, etc.
- At Tae Wul Gwan (N13)
open: Mon~ Fri 09:00-18:00
- At Student Center (W2):
Hours of operation:
Mon~ Fri 9:00 - 7:00
Sat 9:00-2:00 ; Sun. closed
There is an optometrist in Tae Wul Gwan (N13) where you can make a pair of glasses and check your eyesight. They operate even during the lunch time. KAIST Brand Shop at Student Center (W2, opposite to the convenient store) is a good place to buy mementoes and souvenirs.
Entertainment / Sports
On-campus Entertainment
Periodically concerts and live shows are held in the Auditorium (N15) or the outdoor auditorium (W9). Sometimes, at weekends, there are live shows by the school band in the basement hall of Tae Wul Gwan (N13).
In front of the Post Office (N12), there is a billiard bar.
Hours of operation:
Mon~Sat: 4:00 p.m~1:00 a.m
Sunday, holidays: 6:00 p.m~1:00 a.m
Closed on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month
College Gym
Facilities: a basketball court, volleyball/badminton courts, table tennis tables, a fitness room
Location: Building N3
Hours of operation:
Mon~Fri. 19:00 p.m~(following day) 08:00 a.m.
Sat 14:00 p.m~(following day) 08:00 a.m.
Sunday, holidays: 24 hours
Students can borrow various equipment from the management office. They need to submit an application to the management office for group use of the facilities and must leave their ID.
Won Gym
Facilities: racket ball (underground level), gym (underground level) for badminton, volley ball, basket ball, table tennis (1st floor).
Location: Student Center (W2)
Hours of operation: 06:00 a.m~02:00 a.m. (every day)
Reservation can be made by submitting application at the management office (underground level, Tel. 4682) for group use of facilities (no phone reservation).
Swimming Pool
Facilities: Swimming pool, fitness room, shower rooms, sauna rooms
Location: Auditorium (E15)
Hours of operation: Mon~Fri: 08:00 a.m~19:30 p.m (for swimming pool)
07:00 a.m~21:00 p.m (for fitness room)
Sat, Sun and holidays: closed Fees:
- For swimming pool: 1 time: 1,000 won
Discount tickets for 20 times: 16,000 won
Discount tickets for 6 months: 75,000 won
- The fitness room is free.
Tennis Courts
Location: Next to N7 Bldg.
Hours of operation: 24 hours/7 days
Free and open to all students and faculty members
Outdoor Stadiums
There are two stadiums, the Grand Stadium at E4 and the Students’ Stadium just behind Tae Wul Gwan (N13), each equipped with a soccer field, a baseball field, a volleyball court, and basketball and tennis courts.
Fitness Rooms
Location: Silloe-kwan Hall (N20), Areum-kwan Hall (N19), East Dormitory (E8), Himang-kwan (W4), Auditorium (E15)
Available equipment: Treadmills, cycling machines, high-frees, butterflies, various weight training equipment, etc.
Hours of operation: 24 hours, except at Auditorium
Staying Safe
Campus Police
Campus police the university complex constantly to maintain safety and order, prevent fire, robbery, and trespassing, and perform traffic control and emergency service duties. Although they cannot speak much English, these uniformed men are very kind to students. If you need their help, call Ext # 4000, 4200
Emergency Information
Most accidents occurring inside campus are sorted out by Campus police (042-350-4200). Campus police maintains public peace of the campus by dealing with robbery, evacuation of casualties, driving trespassers out of the campus or even cutting off locks when you have lost your key! The Campus Police Center is located in E14.
Useful Phrases (How to ask for help)
도와주세요 (Dowa Juseyo) : Please help me
불이야! (Burriya!) : Fire!