Anonymous

30 Mar 2021

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Would it cheaper if I order tingkat for lunch per month or coffee shop tabao is cheaper?

Which option would you prefer and why?

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rogersk

30 Mar 2021

Really depends where you stay/work/. I don't have much info from you.

But my house downstairs cai fan 1 meat 2 veg $3. I don't think working in town has such prices. So if tingkat is cheaper than the food stalls arnd your workplace/home, den why not.

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