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Originally posted by jetta:
Me too!
Except it was 20c for a bowl of noodles. Soft drinks were 20c a cup. An otah sandwich was 20c as well. The mee siam was wonderful, 25cents only. Memories...
yeah, I remember those really cheap meals, won't see them again.
cheapest meals here are the ones we cook at home. Dining out can be expensive.
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erm, by toronto's standard, i tink this can be considered cheap bah.
1 lai tong (soup), 1 bowl of rice (typically, one gets charged for a dollar), a dish of your choice (selection from seafood, meat or veggie)
for C$6.
you have a choice of eating in (get free chinese tea but then u gotta tip) or take out (no tea, no tipping).
best part? walking distance from my house. chefs are from china and food is wonderfully delicious too although a tad salty. always gotta add this sentence "siew yim" or "sao yen".
how? cheap?
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cheap....errrr......i cant think of anything T.T the cheapest i can think of is tim hortons and it's not cheap at all T.T
i've never had costco food! though you know sometimes it smells sooo gd...........heehee. and the pizzas look not bad.
erm....we can get some dunno-what-brand-really-tiny-packets of instant noodles at $1 for 2. but you need at least 2 packets to fill u up. i'd rather eat a dozen timbits....
nah....things in pluto are not cheap at all........things in toronto are so much more affordable =p
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Originally posted by udontknowme:
lobsters are EXPENSIVE actually. really. we go to the local market on saturdays. they have cheap [as compared to singapore haha] salmon and scallops =) i
scallop sashimi! =pwhat I really miss is the cheap oysters ....
less than a dollar each at the superstore ......

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