Most Expensive dinner you went for?
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Singaporeans if buy big car can. buy big house can.
but if the chicken rice at the hawker centre increase price frm $2.50 to $3.00... complain!!!!!! -
aiyoh, once in a while pamper yourself is okie lahz.......
not like asking you to eat at Shangri-la everyday~!!
Originally posted by sohguanh:To me any meal that is > $20 is considered expensive. To some ppl after working feel $20 is nothing should reward more and spend more but I dun subscribe to that mindset.
Imagine I got retrenched the next month. If throughout the employed days I did not save enuff money how will survive those job hunting months after getting retrenched?
Money is meant to be spent is correct but spent at the correct moment. Frivolous spending is out IMHO
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10$ is considered expensive
gagha -
maybe they budget until to the nearest 10 cents lehz??Originally posted by sinicker:Singaporeans if buy big car can. buy big house can.
but if the chicken rice at the hawker centre increase price frm $2.50 to $3.00... complain!!!!!! -
aiyoh, once in a while pamper yourself is okie lahz.......
Of cuz I pamper myself. But I do planning. I eat at restaurant in the afternoon cuz cheaper. And if got set meal I go for it. And also I only visit those restaurant that my visa card got discount one.
I pamper myself but only after some planning to get the best deal at the cheapest pricing hehehehe..... -
those people who say $42 or this and that not expensive usually end up in a mountain of debt some point in their life.
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me. accidentally.
Pan Pacific (suntec)'s japanese restaurant..
2 sushi (not set hor!) .. SGD22+++..
at the end, one person SGD150+
heart pain.. and swear not goin back there anymore...
(note: there is no price indication in the menu... only know the price when bill comes... was thiking that sushi can't be so expensive) -
also must see the occasion too.Originally posted by sohguanh:To me any meal that is > $20 is considered expensive. To some ppl after working feel $20 is nothing should reward more and spend more but I dun subscribe to that mindset.
Imagine I got retrenched the next month. If throughout the employed days I did not save enuff money how will survive those job hunting months after getting retrenched?
Money is meant to be spent is correct but spent at the correct moment. Frivolous spending is out IMHO -
i heard of one piece of sashimi.......dunno wat fish.....very hard to get one.......supra fresh.....one bite-size slab of it......S$50Originally posted by Glen999:me. accidentally.
Pan Pacific (suntec)'s japanese restaurant..
2 sushi (not set hor!) .. SGD22+++..
at the end, one person SGD150+
heart pain.. and swear not goin back there anymore...
(note: there is no price indication in the menu... only know the price when bill comes... was thiking that sushi can't be so expensive)
dun even have the rice or seaweed leh
subject to svc charge, gst, cess............