Anonymous

26 Jun 2021

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[WWYD] If you had only $10 to spend for lunch and had to choose one of these two options, which would you choose? $10 on super good chicken rice OR $6 on average chicken rice and $4 on a drink.

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Ck Chai

29 Dec 2023

$6 chicken rice with no drink. Just drink from home/office.

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lee

25 Dec 2023

It depends if i brought water, also the queue matters!

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Rave Ong Ci De

26 Jun 2021

Between the two? $6 Chicken Rice, no drink.

Can't tell the difference between $10 and $6 chicken rice anyway.

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1M45

24 Jun 2021

$6 chicken rice is robbery 😆

$10 I can go mcdonald. Filiet-O-fish meal $5 + 1x Mcchicken $2 + chocolate sundae $2.20.

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JK

23 Jun 2021

I’ll takeaway the super good $10 chicken rice and eat it at home where I can get free drinks of my p...

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