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I am so ecstatic. We have a cafeteria at work and ofcourse there is a place where you can leave comments. In our other cafeteria (there are a few buildings) in addition to having a help yourself salad bar, there is a station where they make the salad for you. There is also stir fry station, international table, the grill, sandwich station, dessert bar, in an alternationg schedule - sushi, omlette day, pasta day, random chef entree and the chef's table which features a chef from a well known or trendy restaurant. Well anywhoo, our new cafeteria just opened Monday and has everything except the station where they make the salad for you which I always really liked. So I left a comment asking if they will add this in.

So one of the associates called me today to let me know they will be adding this in. YAY!! But the real exciting part is, as long as I was on the phone with her I figured I would ask her if there was any possibility that they could have 1 wok that they not add any of the sauces to because of allergy reasons (I mean I can have any of the meats and vegetables and then just use my own soy sauce). So she said she didn't think it would be a problem and would get back to me. Well about 5 minutes later she called me back to let me know to come see the manager tomorrow (who I already know just from being in the company for so many years) and that he would be happy to work with me to make sure I can eat safely from EVERY station!!!! I'm so excited!! I may actually be able to have something other than salad, plain grilled chicken with plain vegetables or lettuce wraps for lunch again!!!!!!


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THAT'S AWESOME!!! :D

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