在外用餐 On Dining Out

在外用餐 第一篇：

In my childhood dining out e a permanent part of the urban scene. Homercialized modern society has made it popular for most people to dine out, for it can provide people fortable way. Another merit is that by dining out we can sample a wide variety oz food and thus enjoy the real pleasure of eating. But there is also another s id e to the practice of dining out: it may be difficult or expensive to order the kind of food we prefer and we don' t k now h ether the food is fresh and clean. Nowadays we have various foods to enjoy. Indeed, we can indulge our eating habits as best we can. It can dc fun, can also be a potential threat to our health.

在外用餐 第六篇：

Dining out is nothing special to me because I myself am a dinner-out. As a student who lives away from home, I am in the habit of dining out instead of taking the trouble to cook a meal by myself. My advice is that when you dine out either at a restaurant or at a food-stand, you should know whether the place where you eat is clean or not .Bad sanitary conditions, you know, breed diseases. You should also refrain from ordering unseasonable and hence high-priced foods because they waste money; plain yet protein-rich foods are usually inexpensive and health building. In a word, if you keep in mind the three things I have just mentioned with regard to eating in a restaurant, namely, sanitation, nutrition and price, you will find dining out not a bad idea at all.

在外用餐 第七篇：

To most people dining out seems to be a delightful experience because it can stimulate one's appetite while dining at home all the time often makes one feel bored. Sometime I also like to go out dining and try something different. When I am too tired and hungry to go on my studying in the night, I usually go to the night market for a snack. At the night market I can have a wide selection of food, such as noodles, sea foods and roast beef, which is not only spicy and savory but also good to look at. But one thing that I never neglect when dining out is the sanitation of the food offered. Everywhere in Taiwan you can see snack vendors, snack bars and various types of restaurants, but few seem to worry about whether their plates, bowls and chopsticks have been well washed or sanitized or question whether food prepared and served under such circumstances will affect people's health. So whenever I go out to eat, the cleanliness of the place where I eat rather than the taste of the food is what really matters to me. And I hope all of us can heed the sanitation problem lest we catch diseases when we dine out. me. And I hope all of us can heed the sanitation problem lest we catch diseases when we dine out.