How good of a deal was this for 22 dollars in a hcol
How good of a deal was this for 22 dollars in a hcol
by Helpful_Gap9633
23 Comments
suzanmarie420
Very good deal
DanRaphael222
Looks like some fresh Bluefin tuna sashimi. What’s an hcol?
Graybeard_Shaving
If you were in an actual HCOL you’d absolutely not have found this for $22.
Helpful_Gap9633
32*
Abject-Night-526
Decent deal
onlyAlex87
Considering I’ve seen 2 pieces of bluefin tuna nigiri be $18 CAD in my area, that bowl being ~~$32 is in line~~ $22 USD is an incredible deal.
Edit: I misunderstood OP saying it was actually 32 as $32 USD in comments when they were saying it was 32 SGD. Makes it an incredible deal for a HCOL area though perhaps not a good one for one comparison if their food/restaurant economics are drastically different than North America. corrected the price
No-Scientist291
this would’ve easily surpass $50 from where I used to lived …..cough..LA..cough….
Moldovah
Goddamn, where’s it from?
TheFisGoingOn
Damn that’s a great deal in a hcol area. I used to pay 30-40 back in NY about 10 years ago. These days for something something similar in my area in LA it costs about 40.
pro_questions
See those pieces of otoro? I could get two of those slices as nigiri for ~$24 (USD) where I live. Another HCOL in MT, USA
Endobong
Not a good deal. Should be half that.
Sufficient-Let-3013
very cheap for 22
futurus196
looks like an excellent deal!
bald_eagle-taco
Nice wasabi amount! I hate getting just a small dab
Tangentkoala
A fair to even a bargain price for a premium tekka don.
The cheapest place near me served a tuna bowl with some basic yellowfin tuna for 15$. That was like 4 years ago.
But did it taste fresh?
DosEquisVirus
I’d say it was a good deal!
democratadirecta
sashimi is not served in sets of 4, because it is considered a bad luck number. When you see 4s you can know that the cooks have not had the proper japanese cooking training.
pdabbadabba
Amazing deal. I can barely get a burrito for $20 where I live.
LV426acheron
It’s about $3 worth of fish, 50 cents worth of rice and 50 cents of condiments.
But yeah in a rich area $22 sounds about right.
AwesomeShikuwasa77
Depends on where you are. In Japan, this is part of a 1200JPY lunch menu if you add pickled radish, a miso soup and green tea. That‘s about 8USD.
jerslan
I wouldn’t be mad at it, though that seems like a lot of wasabi for that amount of fish and rice.
23 Comments
Very good deal
Looks like some fresh Bluefin tuna sashimi. What’s an hcol?
If you were in an actual HCOL you’d absolutely not have found this for $22.
32*
Decent deal
Considering I’ve seen 2 pieces of bluefin tuna nigiri be $18 CAD in my area, that bowl being ~~$32 is in line~~ $22 USD is an incredible deal.
Edit: I misunderstood OP saying it was actually 32 as $32 USD in comments when they were saying it was 32 SGD. Makes it an incredible deal for a HCOL area though perhaps not a good one for one comparison if their food/restaurant economics are drastically different than North America. corrected the price
this would’ve easily surpass $50 from where I used to lived …..cough..LA..cough….
Goddamn, where’s it from?
Damn that’s a great deal in a hcol area. I used to pay 30-40 back in NY about 10 years ago. These days for something something similar in my area in LA it costs about 40.
See those pieces of otoro? I could get two of those slices as nigiri for ~$24 (USD) where I live. Another HCOL in MT, USA
Not a good deal. Should be half that.
very cheap for 22
looks like an excellent deal!
Nice wasabi amount! I hate getting just a small dab
A fair to even a bargain price for a premium tekka don.
The cheapest place near me served a tuna bowl with some basic yellowfin tuna for 15$. That was like 4 years ago.
But did it taste fresh?
I’d say it was a good deal!
sashimi is not served in sets of 4, because it is considered a bad luck number. When you see 4s you can know that the cooks have not had the proper japanese cooking training.
Amazing deal. I can barely get a burrito for $20 where I live.
It’s about $3 worth of fish, 50 cents worth of rice and 50 cents of condiments.
But yeah in a rich area $22 sounds about right.
Depends on where you are. In Japan, this is part of a 1200JPY lunch menu if you add pickled radish, a miso soup and green tea. That‘s about 8USD.
I wouldn’t be mad at it, though that seems like a lot of wasabi for that amount of fish and rice.
This is pretty good for $22
Yum!!!!