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PUBLISHED ONOctober 30, 2023 6:53 PM
ByOng Su Mann
Just a little was needed.
A dim sum stall customer asked for takeaway chilli sauce to go with his food, not expecting it to turn into a big thing.
Stomp contributor Angry, the customer, claimed to be devastated over the chilli commotion.
It happened at the $1.50 Dim Sum stall in the coffee shop at Block 555 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 in the evening of Oct 25.
"I ordered five items and packed them in a plastic bag," recounted the Stomp contributor.
"I requested another small plastic bag for some chilli sauce since I was taking away my food. The stall helper, a lady, repeatedly said no. The chilli could not be packed and could only be eaten as dine-in, she said.
"If I wanted the chilli to take away, I must purchase their canned chilli for $5.50. I said I needed only a little, but the girl aggressively shouted at me in Mandarin: 'If you can't afford to eat, then don't eat.' "
PHOTO: Stomp
The Stomp contributor said another woman working at the stall pointed at the CCTV camera above their heads and threatened the Stomp contributor.
"She said their boss was watching if I were to steal the chilli. I could not believe that I was being called a cheapskate."
Stomp has contacted Dim Sum Express, the company that operates the stall, for more info.
The $1.50 Dim Sum stall used to known as $1.30 Dim Sum until December last year when the stall reopened after renovations.
'If you can't afford to eat, then don't eat': Customer claims dim sum stall staff shouted at him for asking for takeaway chilli
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ByOng Su Mann
Just a little was needed.
A dim sum stall customer asked for takeaway chilli sauce to go with his food, not expecting it to turn into a big thing.
Stomp contributor Angry, the customer, claimed to be devastated over the chilli commotion.
It happened at the $1.50 Dim Sum stall in the coffee shop at Block 555 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 in the evening of Oct 25.
"I ordered five items and packed them in a plastic bag," recounted the Stomp contributor.
"I requested another small plastic bag for some chilli sauce since I was taking away my food. The stall helper, a lady, repeatedly said no. The chilli could not be packed and could only be eaten as dine-in, she said.
"If I wanted the chilli to take away, I must purchase their canned chilli for $5.50. I said I needed only a little, but the girl aggressively shouted at me in Mandarin: 'If you can't afford to eat, then don't eat.' "
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The Stomp contributor said another woman working at the stall pointed at the CCTV camera above their heads and threatened the Stomp contributor.
"She said their boss was watching if I were to steal the chilli. I could not believe that I was being called a cheapskate."
Stomp has contacted Dim Sum Express, the company that operates the stall, for more info.
The $1.50 Dim Sum stall used to known as $1.30 Dim Sum until December last year when the stall reopened after renovations.