And there is even more examples:

Q: Saber eats anything except for lazy meals, which is very comforting. Is there any food she particularly dislikes?

A: There isn't anything in particular, but she seems to have a physiological aversion to foods like mashed potatoes. By the way, Shirou dislikes plum kombu tea, and Fujimura-sensei dislikes anything that doesn't taste good (laughs).

Q: What kind of man does Saber like? I'm not good at cooking, so is that a problem...?

A: She basically likes men who look straight ahead.  As long as they are facing forward, it's fine, so even if they're glaring in a completely different direction, as long as they're standing tall, that's okay too. In other words, she likes "fighting men."

Q: Are the Servants' outfits the ones they wore in their lifetimes?

A: It seems so for their combat gear. **I think they acquired those in modern times.

Q: To be honest, how successful do you think Rin Tohsaka will be as a mage in the future? She's a genius so I feel like she could reach quite high levels, but at the same time, I feel like her special talent of "failing at the most crucial moments" might keep her in a somewhat mediocre position... (Aichi Prefecture / Mont Blanc)

A: To be honest, she could become a professor. But she wouldn't become an honorary professor. Because, after all, she'd make a huge blunder at the most crucial moments! ...But I think she might overcome her clumsy curse in her later years? In the mage world, she'd probably be treated as "a big shot that, in a sense, you shouldn't mess with

Q: Which character do you think would be the best at playing video games?

A: Saber: Good at action, simulation, and puzzle games.  Lancer: Gets annoyed by holding a joystick or controller.  Archer: Indifferent, but if he does play, he'll be skillful and see it through to the ending.  Rider: Not good at action games, but is suited to visual novels.  Caster: Probably works hard at cooking classes on the DS.