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About the price of chicken fried rice?

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EvansAndThePrince · 13/09/2016 16:56

DH and I have just ordered Chinese food for dinner and despite me begging that he doesn't embarrass me by ordering such a non-meal he has ordered chicken fried rice for £6.

I've ordered crispy shredded beef in satay sauce with a portion of fried rice for £6.50.

AIBU in thinking that chicken fried rice shouldn't cost the same as an actual meal?!

OP posts:
StepAwayFromTheThesaurus · 14/09/2016 18:49

There's a chicken and egg Japanese dish call oyakodon, which is parent and child rice bowl. It's delicious.

leaserspottedmummybird · 15/09/2019 21:35

My local has CFR at £3.80 per portion, no idea how much a house costs here but likely crazy money

In my richer days I used to order egg fried rice with spare ribs and stir fried veg. All side dishes and cheaper than a full meal from the main section.
I haven't had a Chinese in years but often make egg fried rice for dinner thats much nicer and healthier than a take away.

Lvsel · 15/09/2019 22:20

I'm staying away from London and the prices here are so much more for take away.

Its £3.50-£4.20 for special rice in london

Where I am now its £5-5.20

Yet the petrol here is so cheap. 123- 126 whilst london is 129-132

Different prices everywhere

TrendyNorthLondonTeen · 15/09/2019 22:22

Has anyone chastised OP for ordering takeaway rather than cooking from scratch yet?

WalkersAreNotTheOnlyCrisps · 15/09/2019 22:28

They'll be 3 years too late if they do chastise OP.

ChocChocButtons · 15/09/2019 22:32

I make my own it’s super easy and delicious

ChocChocButtons · 15/09/2019 22:32

Ooh to say not chastising haha I lv a Chinese just saying if you don’t wanna spend that then don’t

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