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How is this $10?
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How is this $10?


I can pay way more than that just take all my money

by Only-Intention9652

14 Comments

  1. anonymous_redditor_0

    Where is this? This would easily be $25 in LA.

  2. throwaway_beefpho

    That looks so good. This is probably $28 in the US.

  3. SeoulGalmegi

    With how the won is doing, it’ll probably be about $8 in six months!

  4. Anfini

    With not much meat on the bone? lol

    This must be in Korea, right? Galbitang is expensive here in the US. I think my local shop sells it for $30.

  7. Fabulous-Chard3987

    Sad fact is that it used to be 8

  8. SeaDry1531

    Can get galbitang at any restaurant in Sweden.

  11. xx_shimmy_xx

    Eastern Europe, small country, Mul Naengmyeon 24 USD, Japchae 21 USD, plus tip (15-20%), high-quality authentic Korean restaurant.

  12. standrightwalkleft

    Impressive, that runs about $25 here in New Jersey.

  13. afterglow88

    For a second there I thought you were bitching about being charged $10 for “bone soup”

  14. plush_oysters54

    All the Korean food where I’m at is at least $17-$18 a plate.