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JOHOR BAHRU RESTAURANT: RM110 FOR 2 DISHES & WATER, FAIR OR NOT FAIR

Woman Shocked by High Restaurant Bill of RM110 for Family Meal

Overview

A woman expressed her disbelief and dissatisfaction after dining with her family at a restaurant in Johor Bahru, where they were charged RM110 for a meal that included sambal prawns, snails, rice, and salted egg. The incident has sparked discussions online regarding restaurant pricing.

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Details of the Incident

The woman, who shared her experience on TikTok under the handle @sukasukaaqla, reported that she and five family members ordered six sambal prawns and a plate of snails. The breakdown of the bill included RM36 for the sambal prawns and RM24 for the snails, totaling RM60 for the main dishes alone. When adding the cost of rice and plain water, the final bill reached RM110, which she found exorbitant.

In her video, she emphasized that the sambal prawns were not large, which further contributed to her shock at the total cost. She later clarified in the comments that she also had a bit of sambal and half a salted egg, but maintained that the pricing was unreasonable.

Public Reaction

The video quickly garnered attention, with netizens divided in their opinions. Some agreed that the prices were too high, while others argued that the cost was reasonable when divided among six people, averaging less than RM20 per person. A few commenters humorously suggested that if she wanted to save money, she should consider cooking at home.

More rational commenters advised the woman to inquire about prices before ordering in the future, suggesting that she could choose different dishes if the prices seemed too steep.

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Conclusion

This incident highlights the ongoing discussions about food pricing in restaurants, particularly in tourist areas. As dining out can often lead to unexpected bills, patrons are encouraged to be mindful of menu prices and to ask questions when unsure. The woman’s experience serves as a reminder for consumers to be aware of their spending while dining out.

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