many ppl dunno and even claim their chicken was replaced with pork and rage in socmed. if only they know the price difference they will know nons do not joke around with pork

Thought by portion, so if you take few small pinch size scoops instead of one large scoop is considered few scoops?

the trick is never take a little of everything
take a lot of 1 thing instead

it's not the amount u took, it's how many u took

this

tutti fruitti style.

later people won't take rice or cheap vege, just take all the expensive proteins.

Don't think that portion justify RM30.20...

Wait till your customers start boycotting your stall.

Seen few already closed down could not sustain the competition when their nearby stalls charged much cheaper..

Next time as customer, if you feel that you've been overcharged, just leave the plate there untouched and walk away. Let the stall deal with the waste.

That's the right of the customer. Not touched yet it's still unsold.

The fairest method is no self service scoop by stall helper himself. State specifically on the price list x number of vege + y number of meat combo = how much scoop by helper at the front of the stall.

Large piece of meat such as fried chicken/drumstick goes by per piece price. Rice also by scoop and portion size.

In Singapore also the price can be ridiculously high.

White rice with just 1 red snapper fish dish SGD$17

Mother says son paid S$17 for cai png with red snapper tail in Yew Tee, stall owner defends pricing
https://mothership.sg/2025/06/17-cai-png-yew-tee/

They call Cai Perng or Cai Png Rice there.

Ya but look at that que. I'm not gonna que for mixed rice.

desperate or not i don't know

learn it from my relative that FnB u only can cheat once, there is no twice

Come tg malim guys

Out lancau bkt only rm13 most cheap rice rm1

Tbh I think why I'm so cold hearted is because things like this. U know there will be people who still support these kind of establishments...and it's their money so their choice lo I understand also

So I think it's a good thing the Chinese is decreasing in Malaysia. Makin lama makin bodo become, just like how Malays like those viral meleleh potong kaki combos