That's a good spirit. While you don't have to spend few hundred ringgit on a first date to impress, just don't limit it to RM50 like some of them say. They were just EDIT: joking when they said Mamak

Bring more cash just in case, but a decent lunch in Cafe usually will do the trick. It's more relaxing, the lighting is good and you can both hangout a bit longer if things are going smoothly.

You can easily wrap up the session in cafe for less than RM100

This post has been edited by sweet_pez: May 2 2018, 02:04 PM

Sure mamak is more comfortable in shorts and sandals and a more casual environment, but first dates is where both parties want to meet properly, so best to choose a restaurant or cafe.

Cafes are not expensive. Don't want to pay for a meal? Then how about asking her out for tea instead? A coffee/ cup of tea costs say, RM15? 2 cups at RM30. This is below RM50 budget in fact.

Also, there are /k trolls around the section.

Ah edited because don't wanna hurt any feelings my apologies, you're not a troll.

This post has been edited by sweet_pez: May 2 2018, 02:10 PM

I think materialistic girls show their characters quite easily enough (pretty soon and in time) you don't have to bring her to mamak to test her. In fact, take first dates as making a new friend and trying to get to know someone better. If you mentioned you're going somewhere eg an attraction then mamak, ok that makes sense. However it's really out of the blue to call to meet up for a meal (as a first date) and it's actually mamak.

Note: some girls do tend to put up make-up when they're out and using eye liner is pretty common. You might see them melt under hot air/ outdoor mamak

This post has been edited by sweet_pez: May 2 2018, 02:24 PM