BKKTRAPPER goes to Osaka

Raybull · Post by **Raybull** » Sat Feb 13, 2016 7:34 pm

juansweetpotato wrote:
AE86 wrote:Yakisoba, Katsu sauce, sliced beef, kale gets you a kilo worth of nice heavy food for a few hundred yen as well. I was also a frequent customer of Bikuri ramen and Osho restaurant, Yoshinoya, have really cheap food for decent price.

Oden is cheap too, anything from any Lawson, Family Mart, etc. There sandwich is good, fry chicken, nigiri, meat dumpling, etc only for 100-150 yen, then if there is street food, have okonomiyaki, takoyaki, grill chicken...really anything on street is cheap but very tasty and "heavy". God, you make me miss home now.
And this from one of the world's most developed economies. I wish some of the expats who frequent these boards would take the opportunity to rub the last remaining brain cells together and realize Cambodia is one of the most expensive places in the world to buy food from.
I can get a decent meal here if I buy specials and cook it myself for around $1-1.50. It should be more like 15- 20c. Like it always used to be until the 'neo- economists' turned up.

True, but it's reasonably cheap to eat out in western restaurants, which probably accounts for the majority of foreigners eating habits in Shv . Meats and such can only be so cheap regardless of the country one is in. (not to mention subsidised industries in developped countries that keep meat and dairy product prices below or near cost in some cases.)

juansweetpotato · Post by **juansweetpotato** » Sat Feb 13, 2016 9:45 pm

Raybull wrote:
juansweetpotato wrote:
AE86 wrote:Yakisoba, Katsu sauce, sliced beef, kale gets you a kilo worth of nice heavy food for a few hundred yen as well. I was also a frequent customer of Bikuri ramen and Osho restaurant, Yoshinoya, have really cheap food for decent price.

Oden is cheap too, anything from any Lawson, Family Mart, etc. There sandwich is good, fry chicken, nigiri, meat dumpling, etc only for 100-150 yen, then if there is street food, have okonomiyaki, takoyaki, grill chicken...really anything on street is cheap but very tasty and "heavy". God, you make me miss home now.
And this from one of the world's most developed economies. I wish some of the expats who frequent these boards would take the opportunity to rub the last remaining brain cells together and realize Cambodia is one of the most expensive places in the world to buy food from.
I can get a decent meal here if I buy specials and cook it myself for around $1-1.50. It should be more like 15- 20c. Like it always used to be until the 'neo- economists' turned up.
True, but it's reasonably cheap to eat out in western restaurants, which probably accounts for the majority of foreigners eating habits in Shv . Meats and such can only be so cheap regardless of the country one is in. (not to mention subsidised industries in developped countries that keep meat and dairy product prices below or near cost in some cases.)

Sure, the demand for meat has risen with the new middle class wealth. Therefore prices have risen I think (hope) until the market catches up.

All this new wealth. All those lovely buildings and cars and ... Sorry can't think of anything else.

Post by **Jamie_Lambo** » Sun Feb 14, 2016 9:29 am

the supermarkets are pants here, and over priced, i save lots of money on cooking my own "breakfasts/lunches" and shit cooking some pasta or making some sandwiches/omlettes, cereal etc... but when you can go out and get a meal + Beer for $3 at snooky bar for example, its really not worth cooking at home half the time (being a single lad), although i am going to start attempting to try cooking more dishes at home

AE86 · Post by **AE86** » Sun Feb 14, 2016 11:45 am

^^The two reasons I eat at home in Cambodia are mainly

1. I don't get food poisoning on my own food

2. I know what ingredients go into my food and that it's relatively safe.

Otherwise though, you're right, it is very cheap to eat out in Cambodia.

bkktrapper · Post by **bkktrapper** » Thu Feb 18, 2016 9:07 am

Old school Japanese gamers froth.

Trippy vintage style arcade games are common in Japan.

Post by **Jamie_Lambo** » Thu Feb 18, 2016 10:13 am

you tried out any of them "Cuddle Brothels" yet Trapper?

PSD-Kiwi · Post by **PSD-Kiwi** » Thu Feb 18, 2016 10:17 am

Jamie_Lambo wrote:you tried out any of them "Cuddle Brothels" yet Trapper?

WTF is a cuddle brothel?

I used to use a pick up method that involved telling chicks how much I enjoy snuggling...worked everytime because spooning always leads to forking.

bkktrapper · Post by **bkktrapper** » Thu Feb 18, 2016 10:32 am

PSD-Kiwi wrote:
Jamie_Lambo wrote:you tried out any of them "Cuddle Brothels" yet Trapper?
WTF is a cuddle brothel?

I used to use a pick up method that involved telling chicks how much I enjoy snuggling...worked everytime because spooning always leads to forking.

hahaha

bkktrapper · Post by **bkktrapper** » Thu Feb 18, 2016 10:33 am

Jamie_Lambo wrote:you tried out any of them "Cuddle Brothels" yet Trapper?

not yet but the red lights just next door , maybe ill save up for a month

Post by **Jamie_Lambo** » Thu Feb 18, 2016 10:46 am

bkktrapper wrote:
PSD-Kiwi wrote:
Jamie_Lambo wrote:you tried out any of them "Cuddle Brothels" yet Trapper?
WTF is a cuddle brothel?

I used to use a pick up method that involved telling chicks how much I enjoy snuggling...worked everytime because spooning always leads to forking.
hahaha

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