Healthier hawker fare at no extra cost
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i think i'll pay more to eat the normal delicious unhealthy original hawker fare because i watch what i eat...
i want food to be delicious, not some kind of "healthier" version which actually isn't and tastes like crap..
if people don't know how to moderate their intake and eat properly, don't fukken blame the hawkers
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Originally posted by the Bear:
i think i'll pay more to eat the normal delicious unhealthy original hawker fare because i watch what i eat...
i want food to be delicious, not some kind of "healthier" version which actually isn't and tastes like crap..
if people don't know how to moderate their intake and eat properly, don't fukken blame the hawkers
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might as well dun eat lagi better
still the atas scholars go overseas get chief to cook authentic flavour one
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It's like teh O siu dai.
You still pay the same amount.
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Originally posted by charlize:
It's like teh O siu dai.
You still pay the same amount.
teh O or teh siu dai dunno have teh O siu dai leh?
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
teh O or teh siu dai dunno have teh O siu dai leh?
You never drink tea with sugar before ah?
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Originally posted by charlize:
You never drink tea with sugar before ah?
teh O no siu dai leh?
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
teh O no siu dai leh?
Are we on the same page here?
Where is sbst?
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Originally posted by charlize:
Are we on the same page here?
Where is sbst?
siu dai means less milk leh?
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
teh O no siu dai leh?
Siu dai = less sweet.
Unless you are thinking siu dai = less milk and sugar.
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not less milk?
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O means no milk.
Kosong means no sugar
siu dai means less sugar
C means fresh milk or Carnation
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Originally posted by sbst275:
O means no milk.
Kosong means no sugar
siu dai means less sugar
C means fresh milk or Carnation
sui dai means less sugar?
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
sui dai means less sugar?
What?
You doubt my sbst ?
Grrrr .
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Recently I went to Mr Bean, order soya bean asking for sui dai. The counter girl asked me how much sui dai you want. Sort of confusing by her remarks. She pointed out a notice: 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% sui dai. Oic.....
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Originally posted by charlize:
What?
You doubt my sbst ?
Grrrr .
who is my sbst?
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Last night watching the cna saying it is only for 6 months. After 6 months, they never know. Either increase or stay put. Hopefully stay put.
Govt should do more to help the pple (stall holders and customers) by lowering down the rental, electricity and water bills. So that inflation will keep in tact.
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Even if govt help out by lowering overheads, you think stallholders want to bring down their prices? No way! Even I wouldn't do it, got chance to make more $$$ who don't want?
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Originally posted by ditzy:
Even if govt help out by lowering overheads, you think stallholders want to bring down their prices? No way! Even I wouldn't do it, got chance to make more $$$ who don't want?
That is the cause of the problem, price increases making pple unwilling to eat out often. They are killing themselves in short run...funny is that over time....customers will be back to patronise the stall again even the price increase. No choice, must eat lah.
Agreed with you that even govt went all out to help the stall holders, they will take this advantage to see their food at a higher price....hmmmm...die die lah.
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
who is my sbst?
My sbst is definitely not your sbst.
Really.
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Originally posted by charlize:
My sbst is definitely not your sbst.
Really.
no doubt.