Students living away from home commonly experience struggles with bad hostel food. Sreyasi Chaitan, a resident in PG (paying guest) accommodation, tackled the issue in a now-viral video on Instagram with a lighthearted approach.
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In Chaitan’s video, she showcases her dinner plate containing rice, brinjal fry, and an unusual roti. Unlike typical rotis that are soft and pliable, this one was hard and crispy. With a humorous voiceover, Chaitan quipped, “While it may appear to be a roti, don’t be deceived. We pair it with salsa dip and stuff some salad inside. This is our version of a Mexican taco.”
Viewers unfamiliar with Mexican food found the video relatable, as tacos are recognized for their small, crispy corn tortillas. Chaitan’s inedible roti, resembling a taco, triggered laughter and elicited relatable comments online.
This isn’t the first instance of hostel food complaints going viral. A recent video depicted a student’s effort to break a rock-hard paratha served at her hostel. The video emphasized the frustration of receiving tough, inedible flatbreads instead of the soft, buttery parathas students desire.
Chaitan’s video injects humor into a common experience, underscoring the challenges many students encounter with low-quality food in PG accommodations.Students living away from home commonly experience struggles with bad hostel food. Sreyasi Chaitan, a resident in PG (paying guest) accommodation, tackled the issue in a now-viral video on Instagram with a lighthearted approach.
A user commented, “Taco Bell is facing its toughest competition ever… Best wishes.”
Another user wrote, “Meanwhile, my Maggie noodles are silently boiling in the hostel room.”
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