"A little couch grass on the plate." The photo of dinner at the sanatorium is off-putting.

The quality and variety of spa meals vary depending on the facility. It's the food at these facilities that generates the most interest, with patients sharing their impressions and rating individual items.

A photo of Ms. Anna showing one of her meals has surfaced. This undoubtedly highlights the negative aspects of sanatorium food. She shared the photo in early September, while she was staying at the post-hospital sanatorium in Iwonicz-Zdrój. What's visible on the plate are shreds of lettuce, an unspecified spread, a pat of butter, and a slice of bread. She noted that this was a meal for a patient without any dietary restrictions.

The reactions were quick; internet users were unanimous on this point. "It's impossible to look at, let alone eat," "The Last Supper," "That blob doesn't look very appetizing," "A bit of couch grass on a plate," "Such a feast? Hard to know where to begin," and "What if you accidentally overeat?"

As a reminder: from May 1 to September 30, the partial payment for food and accommodation costs per day of stay is:

• single room with full hygiene and sanitary facilities – PLN 40.90;
• single room in a studio - PLN 37.40;
• single room without full hygiene and sanitary facilities - PLN 33.20;
• double room with full hygiene and sanitary facilities - PLN 27.30;
• double room in a studio - PLN 24.90;
• double room without full hygiene and sanitary facilities - PLN 19.50;
• multi-person room with full hygiene and sanitary facilities - PLN 14.80;
• multi-person room in a studio - PLN 13.60;
• multi-person room without full hygiene and sanitary facilities - PLN 11.90.

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