T2 canteen expensive
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Originally posted by Angwk7118:
when i lazy , i do thatba lu start, lazy?
i learn through trial n error, coz i got extra time.. i never buy outside drink, only take break at flora area..
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waiting for air hostress.. he he..
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last time the lady boss of t3 canteen used to operate at t2. talked to her b4, she said tat time bidded quite low for t2 to keep ops there...but still lost out...guess they want a halal caterer at t2, which is supposed to be a better location for a canteen...hv other staff other than tds.... she had to settle for t3 instead...the t2 malay stall was from budget terminal?
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The previous operator was much better. I wonder how come this current still surviving Business was not that good compare to the previous
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Originally posted by Ken@kofishop:
last time the lady boss of t3 canteen used to operate at t2. talked to her b4, she said tat time bidded quite low for t2 to keep ops there…but still lost out…guess they want a halal caterer at t2, which is supposed to be a better location for a canteen…hv other staff other than tds…. she had to settle for t3 instead…the t2 malay stall was from budget terminal?
Oh, that lady boss ar? she called me lau tiko..knn -
I think because of the good staff canteen business at T2 and T1, somewhere at level 4 of both terminal is their staff canteen, like a hawker centre/food courts, more variety and more nicer food, pricing wise, same as any food centre in singapore.
Last time when I travel, before boarding, alway visit the staff canteen for local foods, cheap and nice.
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Originally posted by bowah:
I think because of the good staff canteen business at T2 and T1, somewhere at level 4 of both terminal is their staff canteen, like a hawker centre/food courts, more variety and more nicer food, pricing wise, same as any food centre in singapore.
Last time when I travel, before boarding, alway visit the staff canteen for local foods, cheap and nice.
Ya cheap and good variety food at the T2 level 4 canteen ... is it still there? but they close quite early -
Originally posted by bowah:
Oh, that lady boss ar? she called me lau tiko..knn
Who don call u lau tiko? lol -
I dont like pork, very rarely do I eat it, but I do like Chinese food.
I like Char Kway teow, I know many here being Chinese would of course choose the Chinese version, but if you want the halal version but exactly like the Chinese one, then you can try Bedok corner hawker centre.
There used to be 1 stall only but the lady boss had a dispute with the stall owner and now open a different stall in the middle, whilst the original taken over by the stall owner.
Now everyday got (before she suka suka open, and sold out quite early) except Monday I think.
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Originally posted by Ken@kofishop:
Who don call u lau tiko? lol
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Originally posted by JoeRaj:
I dont like pork, very rarely do I eat it, but I do like Chinese food.
I like Char Kway teow, I know many here being Chinese would of course choose the Chinese version, but if you want the halal version but exactly like the Chinese one, then you can try Bedok corner hawker centre.
There used to be 1 stall only but the lady boss had a dispute with the stall owner and now open a different stall in the middle, whilst the original taken over by the stall owner.
Now everyday got (before she suka suka open, and sold out quite early) except Monday I think.
I like indian food, west coast indian muslim food my favorite. Boon Lay nasi bryani dum also good, but eat liao fat fat. Sometimes, I also eat along lim teck kim road so as not to go out of CBD hehehe, along pasir panjang road, can apark alongside, but must be careful.
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Originally posted by Ken@kofishop:
Who don call u lau tiko? lol
Aiyo, I was her customer, how can she call me like this, some more infront of many Taxis uncles there, knn, now all laughed at me. Now, I seldom go T3, sure get honkedI just talk and ask her about her daughters and her one bak bak sister I knew only, she said I lau tiko, big, small, old, young, thin, fat also want..make me so malu.