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dat hawker never gif u xtra egg, ah?! ...... add eeg 60 cents more
dat hawker never gif u xtra egg, ah?! ...... add eeg 60 cents more
had one this morning at Clementi, solid, man _ pork sliced, minced liver kidney lung heart spleen intestine everything also got, $3 only
add eeg 60 cents more
End of the day.... Is it nice?
$3.30!! Only few slices of chicken inside!!
$3.30!! Only few slices of chicken inside!!
the guy said extra egg only for the lee clandat hawker never gif u xtra egg, ah?! ...
no, this one in coffee shop facing avenue 3If you are talking about that stall in the Central hawker centre don't forget they also add bak-yew-poh bestest sial
Not the price i am complaining out really...it's more like how on earth one can serve such quantity ... fill which part of the stomach? LOL
$3 profit margin for every bowl
he cant recognise u la ...the guy said extra egg only for the lee clan ...
its not the price bro,its what u get for ur money....
wondering what is on the right half of the bowl???$3.30!! Only few slices of chicken inside!!
No. Tastes like muay + chicken. To be fair i *THINK* it's a malay stall - stall is usually manned by a Malay. They probably don't know how to make real porridge.
1. Mee Siam is also $3.50 in many places. No visible meat, just egg
2. Usually, the cost raw ingredient constitutes less than 20% of the final selling price, vendors should be generous in this aspect.
3. Even the stall sells you $3.50 no-chicken porridge or mee siam, they still don't huat big big because they are overwhelmed by the rentals.
Actually Indonesians have one of the bed chicken porridge they call bubur ayam I always like to have a bowl when I'm there. Here's a photo I found thru google
MEE SIAM MAI HUM is priceless....anyway, outside food these days are getting from bad to horrible, we are just eating to fill our belly when we are hungry...sometimes, you wonder, what is different between the swill we used to feed the pigs in the past & now the food we eat?
The ingredients are not fresh, they are mass produced somewhere brought to location & cooked, they have foreigners preparing local food, following a formula...so what do you expect to get, for the price you pay??