This review focuses on the dining service at Carpa Sodexo Arauco Horcones, located in Talcahuano, Chile. Based on the available user feedback, this establishment appears to function as a workplace cafeteria or a dining facility for employees of a company, likely associated with "Arauco" and a "plant" or industrial site.
The single user review provided paints a significantly negative picture of the dining experience, highlighting severe concerns regarding the value and quality of the service provided by Sodexo at this location.
A central criticism leveled against Carpa Sodexo Arauco Horcones is its "terrible price-quality ratio." The reviewer explicitly states that a lunch costs 9,000 CLP, which is deemed excessively high for the quality received. This indicates a strong dissatisfaction with the perceived value for money.
The service offered by Sodexo in the tent is bluntly described as "sub-standard." Furthermore, the quality of the lunch itself is heavily criticized, with the reviewer asserting that it is "not better than Junaeb." This comparison is particularly damning, as Junaeb typically refers to school meal programs in Chile, which are generally associated with basic, economical, and often less palatable food options. Such a comparison underscores the perceived low quality and unappetizing nature of the meals provided at Carpa Sodexo Arauco Horcones.
Due to the aforementioned issues, the reviewer has made a definitive decision: "from now on I will not eat with our company in the plant." This reflects a complete loss of confidence and satisfaction with Sodexo's service at this specific location, indicating a significant and impactful negative experience.
Based on the provided user review, Carpa Sodexo Arauco Horcones appears to deliver a disappointing dining experience for its patrons. The significant complaints revolve around a high price point (9,000 CLP) that does not align with the "sub-standard" food quality, which is likened to basic school meals. This has led at least one user to discontinue using the service, suggesting a pressing need for improvement in both the quality of the food and the overall value proposition offered by Sodexo at this facility.
If I had to rate Sodexo's service in the tent as Arauco does, it would be sub-standard, a terrible price-quality ratio, from now on I will not eat with our company in the plant, 9 thousand for a lunch that is not better than Junaeb.