Tsinghua University canteen:

Tsinghua Student Dining Hall: Amethyst Garden, Li Tao Garden, Lilac Garden, Tingtao Garden, Qingfen Garden, Wenxin Garden, Official Silk Garden (Dining Hall for 10,000 People) and Cotton Eggs.

A la carte includes: Lotus Garden, Near Spring Garden, Taoli Building, and Wanrenlou.

Leisure restaurants: Qingqing Fast Food, Qingqing Times Restaurant, Bauhinia Restaurant and Li Tao Restaurant.

Cafeterias: Zhilanyuan Cafeteria and Yushu Garden Cafeteria.

Among them, the larger ones are: Bauhinia Garden, Li Tao Garden and Official Silk Garden.

Girls are mainly in the seventh canteen.

The seventh canteen is located on the east side of the north-south main road of the school, between Building 6 and Building 7. Now it seems to be renamed "Qingfen Garden", and for a while it was renamed "student-style restaurant". The location of No.7 canteen is superior, and it is close to the teaching area. Moreover, buildings 5, 6, 7 and 8 were all girls' buildings in Tsinghua at that time, and most of them went to No.7 canteen to eat.

So the seventh canteen is often overcrowded. However, canteen 7 is quite innovative. I remember reporting many reform measures of the old headmaster. For example, in 1993, for the first time, a separate area was set aside in the canteen to make a restaurant, where you could order food and sell beer and drinks, and the business was booming. Later, various canteens followed suit.

Another example is canteen No.7, which was the first to transform the surrounding area into an independent kitchen to produce various flavors and specialties. Now, the "steamed stuffed bun" and "spicy incense pot" that everyone is still talking about are the signs of the No.7 canteen.

The above contents refer to sporadic memories of Tsinghua University History Museum-Tsinghua Dining Hall.