Whopping $15.45 for small bowl of fish soup sparks calls for boycott of Tang Tea House - Singapore News

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Whopping $15.45 for small bowl of fish soup sparks calls for boycott of Tang Tea House - Singapore News
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The widespread discontent among netizens has fueled calls for a boycott of Tang Tea restaurant.

SINGAPORE: The public’s frustration over the rising cost of living and inflation, particularly in the food industry, continues seemingly unabated. The latest incident ignited outrage online involves a small bowl of sliced fish soup priced at an exorbitant $15.45.

While Mr Yuslan noted the hefty $15.45 price when he paid the bill, he believed the meal portion might justify the cost. He was shocked that this was not the case and reported that the portion was small. Matilda Lim expressed her disappointment, saying, “That’s why I say Singapore has no standard, price up is ok, but don’t shrink the portion. Price increases but portion became small. As a Singaporean, I really feel shame.”

Ali Akbar, who used to frequent the restaurant with his family, expressed his disapproval, stating, “For the price that they are asking and served on canteen-like plates… Say no to Tang Tea.”

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