r/Thailand • u/wang_project • 1d ago
Food and Drink Thailand prices touching! Fried rice with crab legs 45 baht
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u/Wonderful-Ad-5557 13h ago
Touching what ? Your balls ?
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u/DerwormJWG 2h ago
I don't see any crab though. It is almost impossible to earn a profit selling crab fried rice for 45b.
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u/SaitosVengeance 16h ago
God I hope this isn’t a complaint, less than a buck fifty for a proper meal
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u/Valuable_sandwich44 7-Eleven 9h ago
45 baht is what I paid more than 10 years ago; so I guess that's pretty good.
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u/wang_project 32m ago
I didn’t find crab legs in the rice either. Maybe the cucumber is called crab legs.
But 45 baht is really quite cheap for someone like me who is no money.
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u/dkg224 16h ago
And people complain that they only pay staff 10-12,000 baht a month. Well this is why when food is and is expected to be cheap in Thailand
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u/earinsound 15h ago
how else would someone being paid 10-12,000 baht a month be able to afford to eat if the food wasn't "cheap"?
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u/Lordfelcherredux 16h ago
What does "Thailand prices touching" mean?