Dining Centre - The Landing

This is located inside the University of Calgary, and I believe it is only entertaining the students from the university. I went there with my friends for a buffet. It's only costs $10. There are tons of both halal and haram options. You can get pizza, burgers, chicken, soup, omelet, fruits, milk, juices, fruits, vegetables, and ice cream. The food seems fresh, and they frequently clean the tables. The guy serving the fish is rude, but overall, it's a must try place. You may enjoy it more if visiting with friends. Also, do not forget to eat the sweet dishes. They've a good variety for that as well. Coffee is also served with different options.

1. Varieties of food options2. Quality and hygienic food3. Outsider can also have breakfast/ lunch/ dinner with door prices.4. Recommended

Ridiculously pricey and very poor portions for the abysmal quality of food they have on offer. Server literally denied to serve me a second serving despite me being under a literal all you care to eat plan". Saying it's only one serving per person

There is vitruvian space interfaith room. It can be used as mushalla and friday payer. At the time I visited, the are 2 batch friday/jumuah prayer, at 12.30 an 13.30.

Very delicious food very healthy dining Amazing staff I can't say enough good things about the people that work here It's definitely a good value for your money.

Amazing price for a buffet with tons of options. They take suggestions and the staff are very kind. Basically any diet can be accommodated and even though food may not be *amazing* it's great!Edit: I'm lowering my rating a bit due to some inconsistency of food variety over the days. It's still good, but sometimes rice can be cooked with not the best texture and other similar things

If you would like to receive every food born illness known to man and leukaemia go eat at the landing. Not only does the food resemble kibble, the employees are Ai generated and hold the common sense skills of a piece of celery. The pure tomfoolery that takes place in the kitchen and dishwashing area not only violates standard health inspection rules, it also violates the Geneva Conventions. You would probably think for such god awful food the plates and utensils would be clean, but no, at the landing that seems like too much to ask for. Try finding a clean fork or spoon after your three hour physics lab, it will take years off your like. A meal plan from here is not worth it and I strongly advise against it. Despite all of this, the French onion panini is amazing.

I liked how the noodles waved more than my hair, but prison food is better tbh.

We spent three days in Calgary in May, at the university, for our daughter’s volleyball Nationals. We booked several dorm rooms along with the food vouchers for the three days.My wife and I found this to be very convenient and affordable. The University staff have been very kind and helpful every time we ate here.The food was delicious and fresh and, although there was not great variety, it was enough for our needs. (It is off-season as most students had gone home for the holiday already)I would definitely recommend getting food vouchers for the Dining Centre.

The Landing has suffered a severe decline in quality within the most recent 3 months or so in terms of both food quality and service. The food quality used to be extremely high consistently and there used to be a great variety in rotations but now its just the same cheap station repeated every few days. When the dining hall does have a good station in rotation they are often intentionally undersupplied, likely to prevent food waste, and replaced with the most bizarre substitutes like beef stroganoff served with white rice or chicken curry served with mashed potatoes.Stations close an hour into being served and even the always-available substitutes have dwindled greatly as breads, cereals, and pizza are often out of stock and they don't bother to refill them or make more. Sometimes I go during mid-day hours and sometimes I go closer to the meal's closing time but the problem is consistent throughout the day and throughout each of the 3 meals served.The staff used to be nice and accommodating but I have seen management talk to the people serving food and scolding them for serving too much. The problems are incredibly transparent and the times I have tried to leave feedback on a napkin board about such it has been removed while others have been left up. There aren't pens anymore and you can only leave feedback via QR code now so I'm certain they don't care about that either anymore.This is all such a shame since the dining hall used to be incredible for university food standards but it's just absolutely not worth the money anymore. I understand that food is expensive but this is a completely ridiculous response that absolutely butchered a place I used to think very highly of. Now I have to consider if I should gamble there being food they have as listed that I would eat or if I'm just better off leaving a bunch of unused swipes and just make my own food that I know I can enjoy.