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Address: 101 Vera King Farris Dr, Galloway, NJ 08205
Phone: (609) 626-3586
Website: https://dineoncampus.com/SU
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Reviews
Dominik S
The food hall provides easily the best value for food on campus. Since you are getting all you can eat, you’ll definitely get your money’s worth of food.
That being said, the food quality varies greatly. Sometimes the fries are very good, sometimes they are mid. Mashed potatoes are usually good. The food menu is changing constantly, which I like. But it also means that you’ll have to try multiple things to find out what’s good that day.
Sometimes some of the food is very good, while other food items are so bad that I can’t eat the entire thing (this applies especially to the desserts).
I love that they have special food events, e.g. for st Patrick’s Day, Lunar New Year, etc.
… moreThat being said, the food quality varies greatly. Sometimes the fries are very good, sometimes they are mid. Mashed potatoes are usually good. The food menu is changing constantly, which I like. But it also means that you’ll have to try multiple things to find out what’s good that day.
Sometimes some of the food is very good, while other food items are so bad that I can’t eat the entire thing (this applies especially to the desserts).
I love that they have special food events, e.g. for st Patrick’s Day, Lunar New Year, etc.
Michael Jee
Staff is super friendly, pretty decent selection of food. Not sure what the complaints about the food being over seasoned or too salty, everything was adequately seasoned and was pretty similar to stuff I would probably eat at home. I’m guessing they aren’t used seasoning in their food? They have freshly baked deserts, ice cream and fresh agua fresca available to drink.They have a Sautee station as well where you can prepare breakfast foods as well as stir fry dishes you can cook yourself. There’s also a salad station as well which is competitive to the salads in the student center.
It’s buffet style food, and the food selection seems a bit healthier than what’s offered in the main cafeteria, if you’re used to eating chick filet or pizza everyday then the lack of MSG in the N-wing food court would be difficult to adjust to. I had Italian herb roasted chicken (they used boneless thighs which is the best cut for roasting) spicy sautéed green beans (which weren’t very spicy but still well seasoned despite being slightly under cooked) and lemon and butter cous cous. Chicken was tasty, albeit a little dry but that’s expected seeing as it has to sit under a heat lamp, cous cous was good too, not mushy like you’d normally get at alot of crappier restaurants in the area.
Calories are counted conveniently for you and they have a vegan and pasta dishes available daily. Cafeteria is spacious, well decorated and usually fairly empty. Place is pretty chill too. Meals are $8.00 for all you can eat with drinks and deserts included.
Had no idea this place existed after 9 months of being there. They really ought to advertise this location more, especially showing off the food. Maybe do free samples and hang signs up in front of the doors.
… moreIt’s buffet style food, and the food selection seems a bit healthier than what’s offered in the main cafeteria, if you’re used to eating chick filet or pizza everyday then the lack of MSG in the N-wing food court would be difficult to adjust to. I had Italian herb roasted chicken (they used boneless thighs which is the best cut for roasting) spicy sautéed green beans (which weren’t very spicy but still well seasoned despite being slightly under cooked) and lemon and butter cous cous. Chicken was tasty, albeit a little dry but that’s expected seeing as it has to sit under a heat lamp, cous cous was good too, not mushy like you’d normally get at alot of crappier restaurants in the area.
Calories are counted conveniently for you and they have a vegan and pasta dishes available daily. Cafeteria is spacious, well decorated and usually fairly empty. Place is pretty chill too. Meals are $8.00 for all you can eat with drinks and deserts included.
Had no idea this place existed after 9 months of being there. They really ought to advertise this location more, especially showing off the food. Maybe do free samples and hang signs up in front of the doors.
Tim Stecher
This place is great except for the butt rock they constantly blast on the speakers all the time
… moreGeorge Schmidt
N wing dinner, February 18. The pesto ravioli is exquisite, however, the maple bacon burger seems to be burnt to a crisp. Overall it is a wonderful dining experience. 7.8/10
… moreEvilflyingmango
There is a woman that works there – somewhere in her mid-40’s Hispanic woman that gives you the dirtiest look, looks miserable, like she absolutely despises you when you go to get food. Every single time. If you mistakenly drop a piece of rice for example, she will sigh loudly, sometimes scold you, and be extremely passive aggressive.
This is hostile and toxic behavior toward students and other guests that left a bad taste in my mouth toward the N Wing management…
… moreThis is hostile and toxic behavior toward students and other guests that left a bad taste in my mouth toward the N Wing management…
patty bb
UPDATE:
wow, n wing is completely different from when i reviewed it poorly 2 years ago. they completely renovated the place to look more modern and got entirely new staff (which are incredibly nice and actually know how to cook). food is 10 times tastier and better and I dont leave feeling like im gonna barf. awesome selection of appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. great to be able to choose your own music as well!
CONS:
– Food is extremely, extremely greasy. I would have a better chance of catching a greased up pig than this food if it decided to run away.
– Weird food that is just a bunch of random things put together and has a label slapped on it (I am not talking about multicultural food, but food that just seems like a bunch of leftovers)
– Undercooked/overcooked food
– Found hair in food a couple times
– Very little variety
– Friend has gotten food poisoning multiple times
– Desserts are bad
– Meat is dry or slimy
– Very little choices for people with dietary restrictions (Vegan, Gluten free, etc.) I also don’t know if it’s safe for people with food allergies to eat here.
– Floors are sticky sometimes
PROS:
– Staff is very hardworking and kind
– Place is mostly clean
– Good coffee
– Arcade
– Good icecream
– Has soy-milk for people who can’t have real milk
Everyone at Stockton feels this way about N-Wing but Chartwells (or whoever is in charge) chooses to ignore the mass amounts of complaints. This is the only place on campus where you can get cooked vegetables and “healthy food”. However, the food here is not healthy at all. I always leave with a stomach ache because of how greasy and over seasoned the food is. The school claims to be a supporter of healthy choices but clearly they are not. The only places I can afford to eat are N Wing (unlimited food for a meal swipe), Chik-fil-a, and Primo’s (both very unhealthy) because of how expensive everything is and how restrictive our mealplans are. After visiting Rutger’s university and experiencing how good their food is (keep in mind they have to feed thousands of people and can still make quality food) I refuse to believe Stockton’s food is rated number 10 in the state. 10/10 would not eat here again ( ͡° ʖ̯ ͡°)
… morewow, n wing is completely different from when i reviewed it poorly 2 years ago. they completely renovated the place to look more modern and got entirely new staff (which are incredibly nice and actually know how to cook). food is 10 times tastier and better and I dont leave feeling like im gonna barf. awesome selection of appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. great to be able to choose your own music as well!
CONS:
– Food is extremely, extremely greasy. I would have a better chance of catching a greased up pig than this food if it decided to run away.
– Weird food that is just a bunch of random things put together and has a label slapped on it (I am not talking about multicultural food, but food that just seems like a bunch of leftovers)
– Undercooked/overcooked food
– Found hair in food a couple times
– Very little variety
– Friend has gotten food poisoning multiple times
– Desserts are bad
– Meat is dry or slimy
– Very little choices for people with dietary restrictions (Vegan, Gluten free, etc.) I also don’t know if it’s safe for people with food allergies to eat here.
– Floors are sticky sometimes
PROS:
– Staff is very hardworking and kind
– Place is mostly clean
– Good coffee
– Arcade
– Good icecream
– Has soy-milk for people who can’t have real milk
Everyone at Stockton feels this way about N-Wing but Chartwells (or whoever is in charge) chooses to ignore the mass amounts of complaints. This is the only place on campus where you can get cooked vegetables and “healthy food”. However, the food here is not healthy at all. I always leave with a stomach ache because of how greasy and over seasoned the food is. The school claims to be a supporter of healthy choices but clearly they are not. The only places I can afford to eat are N Wing (unlimited food for a meal swipe), Chik-fil-a, and Primo’s (both very unhealthy) because of how expensive everything is and how restrictive our mealplans are. After visiting Rutger’s university and experiencing how good their food is (keep in mind they have to feed thousands of people and can still make quality food) I refuse to believe Stockton’s food is rated number 10 in the state. 10/10 would not eat here again ( ͡° ʖ̯ ͡°)
Ash Cole
The n wing has good food but limited options. Who I do love is Chong. She is a great person and so sweet always greeting us with a smile! The ice cream and desert bar are great.
… moreHope Andrescavage
I came here during lunch hours. Great food! The cheeseburgers were to die for. The ice cream had a small, but wide variety. Overall, this all you can eat is perfect for any student looking to eat a big meal to last them for a whole day of classes.
… moreKiki
The staff is so sweet, and very funny. The food would be great if they were just consistent. This is the only two reasons I give 3 stars. If not, I would give one. Why not have a rice cooker filled with regular white rice like jasmine or basmati every day? The seasoned rice, the rice with vegs, yellow rice, etc. is all very bad here… Tastes straight out of some dollar store brand box. The meat and just the combination of foods is so random sometimes as well. For example: rice, sautéed spinach, pasta and then for the meat…. A beef patty? Huh?? Sometimes there’s only predominately vegetarian food, too. The online menu is almost always wrong. And N-Wing closes way too early for it being the nearest food to a lot of housing building. Fix these things please! N-wing has so much potential…
… moreDaniel Anner
N-wing use to be better, ever since they changed the plates things have been frustrating. The food is a lot better than it use to be, but when trying to cut with the dullest knives on the planet, the light weight plastic plates slide around and stuff ends up everywhere. Bring back the ceramic plates and get us some decent knives to cut the meat!
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