What does 'NO OUTSIDE FOOD' means?
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PRC bochap the sign right in front of them! Since when did BK sell LYCHEE DRINK, KUEH TUTU or SHIU MAI?
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So what? They can say they dun understand mah
btw what happened to the pic? -
photobucket?
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Pictures upload.
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If these PRC people ever understand our various premises' regulations, we won't ahve so much social problems created by them...
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Oh. I forgot you may not be able to view the pics upload from photobucket?Originally posted by TehJarVu:photobucket? -
Originally posted by The Den:So what? They can say they dun understand mah
btw what happened to the pic? -
whats wrong?
singapore lang also do that what?
i see malay eat nasi lomak, chinese eat cakes and indian drink prata at mac before. -
Lol. Not only PRC, given any Europeans or Americans they can also heck care. "No Outside Food". Is that proper English?
Talk about irony. You are expecting others to follow regulations when you can't even express them properly in the first place. -
I must agree they are pretty cheapskate sometimes....at AMK Mcdonalds, I was there with a group of frens chit chatting and having a drink around one plus at nite...there were a group of PRCs studying there....the next moment we saw this guy coming back to the group with several packets of tea and coffee from the coffee shop nearby....I think thats cheapskate...the least decent thing u can do while using the facilities is to buy a drink.....thats disgusting behaviour...
of cos singaporeans got cheapskate also but this example tops it all..... -
ya I was also wondering about the phrase 'No Outside Food'.Originally posted by chenc:Lol. Not only PRC, given any Europeans or Americans they can also heck care. "No Outside Food". Is that proper English?
Talk about irony. You are expecting others to follow regulations when you can't even express them properly in the first place. -
I once saw 1 local lady taking up an entire table which sits 12 in a food court just so that her 2 sons could eat mcdonalds. It is during peak hour too. When the cleaner politely ask her to move and make space for a large group of customer looking for a table, she just ordered a cup of tea and continue sitting there.Originally posted by digicharat:whats wrong?
singapore lang also do that what?
i see malay eat nasi lomak, chinese eat cakes and indian drink prata at mac before.
What can i say? Some(very small portion) Singaporeans just like to feel superior and to them, PRCs or other foreigners are like dirt. They jump on any chance to poke fun or insult. -
1. It's 'nasi lemak'.Originally posted by digicharat:whats wrong?
singapore lang also do that what?
i see malay eat nasi lomak, chinese eat cakes and indian drink prata at mac before.
2. Can drink prata meh?
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Originally posted by fudgester:1. It's 'nasi lemak'.
2. Can drink prata meh? -
my jc outside gt 1 coffeeshop,den a grp of my jc de students wen dere n eat.ONe of e idiots brought his own drink dere and when e owner ask him nt to consume outside drinks nxt time ,he replied by saying ,nt happy call police lah
the best thing is he spat in front of e owner be4 leaving e coffeeshop
the owner buay song complain to my jc n den theaten to report CID claiming he gt security cameras
dis kind of thing of wan to report CID??? -
must b the bak chor mee man!Originally posted by Chelzea:my jc outside gt 1 coffeeshop,den a grp of my jc de students wen dere n eat.ONe of e idiots brought his own drink dere and when e owner ask him nt to consume outside drinks nxt time ,he replied by saying ,nt happy call police lah
the best thing is he spat in front of e owner be4 leaving e coffeeshop
the owner buay song complain to my jc n den theaten to report CID claiming he gt security cameras
dis kind of thing of wan to report CID??? 
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Don't be surprised...
The phrase "NO OUTSIDE FOOD" can be found in food courts and food premises in USA and Canada.
But i am still wondering the English of it. -
Originally posted by monoslayer:must b the bak chor mee man!
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if BK nv complain, y u complain?
think they juz want a place to sit and eat lah. -
Really? gotta look out for them when i go overseas next time. Nv came across 1 bfore. Usually they do not really mind.Originally posted by Ponders:Don't be surprised...
The phrase "NO OUTSIDE FOOD" can be found in food courts and food premises in USA and Canada.
But i am still wondering the English of it.
Talking about English, theres this advertisement outside my friend's school that he took picture of. Said " We offers English and Maths tution" -
hanor ,i eat char kway teow dere be4Originally posted by browniebaobao:if BK nv complain, y u complain?
think they juz want a place to sit and eat lah. cos my fren all wan eat bk wad 
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If you run Google search of "No Outside Food", you'll find links to sites in US that seems to suggest that certain places do use the same phrase.
Maybe "No food bought outside of this premise allowed" might be correct, but it's such a mouthful. -
got permission to post or not?
if no have then pls MMS to stomp. -
aiya ...if they didnt distrub u
then dont care them lei
not like first time this kinda things happen
also no food in mrt..people also like that eat -
Actually most of the time at Halal restaurants, the term 'No Outside Food' is mainly to stop people from consuming non-halal food in the premises. That's what I saw, at least from Delifrance.