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- Hey everyone, I'm Sam Clark with Crimson Education,
and we're at Columbia University in New York City
today, and we're gonna take you through some of the best
places to eat if you're a student here on a budget.
Let's do it.
I'm very hungry, I'm gonna eat a lot.
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No.
Let's do it.
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When you're at The Hungarian Pastry Shop,
which is just a couple blocks away from Columbia,
it's a really really famous pastry shop,
it's been around for a long time, it's Hungarian.
It comes highly, highly recommended,
and I've actually been here before when I visited Columbia,
and I'm really excited,
I'm going to get some delicious pastries.
Let's do it.
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All right, so, at The Hungarian Pastry Shop,
I got a slice of hazelnut chocolate cake
for $4.50, I'm really excited to eat it.
I'm right now sitting at the park
across from the Hungarian Pastry Shop,
across from the Peace Fountain Sculpture,
which is actually not a fountain at all,
but it's a statue who's sculptor said
that it celebrates the triumph of Good over Evil.
I am going go triumph over this hazelnut chocolate cake.
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We just went to Absolute Bagels on 108th and Broadway,
just a few blocks away from Columbia.
It's considered to be some of the best bagels in New York.
Which is one of the best places to get bagels
in the world.
Lot of different options there, you can get breakfast
sandwiches, bacon mac and cheese, for about $4.50.
I decided to get lobster cream cheese,
'cause I love it so much, and a Thai iced tea, so.
Let's do it.
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The last stop today is a place that was recommended
to me by a bunch of different Columbia students,
including ones who you can see in Day in the Life videos.
This is Jin Ramen, it is on the corner of 125th
and Broadway, so just about a 10 minute walk
away from Columbia's campus.
It was so good, I got tonkotsu ramen, I got two eggs
in it, I met my good friend Gus there, Gus got the spicy
ramen, 'cause he's a spicy guy (laughs).
That's Gus, it was really good, I highly recommend it.
The ramen was about $16, so a little bit more expensive,
but a good place if you're a student,
and you wanna treat yourself, go out with friends,
maybe after a midterm or something like that.
It was so good, it was so good.
I'm gonna go to sleep.
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Thank you so much for watching this video,
if you think that a different eatery near Columbia
belongs on our list, comment below, let us know,
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Thank you so much, I've been Sam Clark
with Crimson Education, goodbye.
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