A netizen named Jeremy Jun Peng posted a photo of a Korean Pork Cutlet meal he had purchased, consisting of a piece of meat, kimchi, and a portion of rice which was really very small
SINGAPORE: Since last year, inflation has driven up the price of food items, and this has been reflected both at the supermarket and in F & B establishments.
On the popular COMPLAINT SINGAPORE Facebook page, a netizen named Jeremy Jun Peng posted a photo of a Korean Pork Cutlet meal he had purchased, consisting of a piece of meat, kimchi, and a portion of rice. This is not the first time netizens have complained about the smallness of food portions and it isn’t likely to be the last.
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