Originally posted by 105090:wah so cheap meh? i tot these type of malay curry puffs usually cost 50 cents at foodstalls...
i used to buy them a few times.. esp at AMK, or YCK mrt stations.. 3 for $1.. and yes, as what fireice said, [b]they are very nice and crispy, and cheap, unlike those sold in pasar malams or kopitiams..
but the aftermath varies.. i need to go to the toilet once after eating 3[/b]
They are quite warm and hot...depends on what time you meet them.Originally posted by Mark Teo:the curry puff look cold, tats y i nvr buy... i wld prefer piping hot curry puffs
sometimes, to save costs, they never throw away the leftovers from the previous day one de...Originally posted by Mark Teo:the curry puff look cold, tats y i nvr buy... i wld prefer piping hot curry puffs
how u noe they sell their leftovers?Originally posted by Mr Fugue:sometimes, to save costs, they never throw away the leftovers from the previous day one de...
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Its only 2 or 3 pieces lah....Originally posted by Mr Fugue:sometimes, to save costs, they never throw away the leftovers from the previous day one de...
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business is so good it's always sold outOriginally posted by Mr Fugue:sometimes, to save costs, they never throw away the leftovers from the previous day one de...
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many times I see them packing up going home with basket FULL of curry puffs unsold!!Originally posted by shade343:Its only 2 or 3 pieces lah....