Bang！Beware of the "room service landmines"   Never order these 7 foods

▲Love ordering room service? Beware of the landmines！(Image / courtesy of Dagou Illustration)

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Staying in a hotel not only allows you to enjoy the luxury of leaving things messy without tidying up, but "room service" is also one of the must-do activities. Many people actually prefer to spend a lazy day in the hotel while traveling. But have you ever thought that hotel room service meals can also be full of landmines? To that end,Huffingtonposthas compiled"7 room service food items you should never order"— fans of room service, quickly take notes and level up！

1. Avocado
Avocado is a healthy ingredient that many people love to eat in sandwiches, salads, or just on its own. But you should know that avocados ripen very quickly, and that’s their only downside. As a result, many hotel avocados are often overripe. Beware of an overripe avocado ruining your otherwise perfect day.

2. Coffee
Many people love starting their day with a cup of coffee to wake up, but could this seemingly safe beverage also be a landmine? Think about it—hotels have to handle a large volume of room service orders early in the morning, so the coffee is usually brewed in large batches and kept warm. But coffee that sits too long can easily lose its flavor and taste rather unpleasant.
3. French Fries

Hotel kitchens are typically located in very secluded areas, which means it takes some time for food to reach your room. If the hotel is busy and understaffed, fries left sitting too long can become soggy and lose their crispiness.
4. Eggs

The first reason is that the raw smell of eggs can easily linger and stink up the entire room. The second reason is that once they’re broken, that eggy smell might just make you want to check out immediately.
5. Cocktail Shrimp

"Seafood" is already a huge landmine on its own！Can you be sure the hotel’s seafood is fresh? Hotels handle countless room service orders daily, and most seafood is frozen. If you end up with seafood that isn’t fresh and accidentally suffer from a major allergic reaction or severe food poisoning that has you running to the bathroom non-stop, you can say goodbye to your vacation.
6. Soufflé

Fluffy, soft soufflés may look super comforting, and their melt-in-your-mouth texture leaves a lasting impression. But Huffingtonpost is blunt in saying: don’t expect too much from hotel soufflés, because what often arrives at your door is dry, deflated, and cold.
7. Steak

The most common depiction of room service in movies is the “romantic steak dinner by candlelight.” But the doneness of a steak greatly affects its taste, so timing the delivery perfectly is crucial—if it gets cold or overcooked, you’ll be left with nothing but tough, chewy meat.
The most commonly depicted room service in movies is a "romantic steak dinner by candlelight," but the doneness of the steak greatly affects its taste. Therefore, you need to time the delivery well to avoid it getting cold or overcooked—you definitely don’t want to end up with tough, rubbery meat.