110 Yuan for a glass of milk in Hainan, China

[Korean]

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【一杯牛奶110元】鞍山网友晒账单一杯牛奶110元稀粥280元(组&#22270

鞍山网友裴川去三亚旅游时，喝了一杯牛奶被收110元，他在网上晒出账单。
春节期间，海南旅游“宰客门”在网上传得沸沸扬扬，天价海鲜、天价账单等不断被网友爆出。为了支持在海南被宰的游客，鞍山市民裴川把自己仅留的一张带小票的照片贴到网上，账单上显示一杯牛奶110元。“我就想让大家知道，三亚卖的食物价格确实挺高。”昨日，鞍山网友裴川在微博上贴出了一张春节期间去海南旅游时的账单，一顿普通的早餐花费280元。

A man visiting Hainan posted the pic of his breakfast receipt at the hotel he was staying . He was charged 110 yuan($17.50) for a glass of milk. A shrimp dish costs 2,000 yuan at the same place.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

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A man visiting Hainan posted the pic of his breakfast receipt at the hotel he was staying . He was charged 110 yuan($17.50) for a glass of milk. A shrimp dish costs 2,000 yuan at the same place.

Must have been a Cordon-Bleu restaurant, with 7 stars in Michelin.

 

[Korean]

Must have been a Cordon-Bleu restaurant, with 7 stars in Michelin.

No, it's the crazy inflation in China ruining ordinary people's lives, caused by fixed exchange rate.

The CCP knows China would instantly enter a Japanese-style low-growth phase while Chinese citizens are still poor if they stopped Yuan pegging, so the Chinese banks have no choice but hand out yuan in exchange for dollar bills at fixed rate, which increases currency circulation in China and causes inflation.

 

[Jiang]

This is one specific case in a specific restaurant. Korean import almost all their food from china, is milk this expensive in Korea?

I don't know how you even find this stuff. Is there like another forum full of delusional Koreans or something going through random blogs to confirm their delusion?

 

[Yeti]

damn thats bucks what was in the milk gold powder?

 

[Aramsogo]

No, it's the crazy inflation in China ruining ordinary people's lives, caused by fixed exchange rate.

The CCP knows China would instantly enter a Japanese-style low-growth phase while Chinese citizens are still poor if they stopped Yuan pegging, so the Chinese banks have no choice but hand out yuan in exchange for dollar bills at fixed rate, which increases currency circulation in China and causes inflation.

You are a child. Hainan Island is a vacation destination.
No country measures inflation at a restaurant. Your Korean IQ is near retard levels now.

 

[Sugarcane]

are Chines that much rich?????


PS: Move this thread to stupid & funny section

 

[Moorkh]

big deal.

must have been a fancy restaurant. Also consider that the chinese per capita income is high.

lets not make a mountain out of molehills

 

[below_freezing]

This is one specific case in a specific restaurant. Korean import almost all their food from china, is milk this expensive in Korea?

I don't know how you even find this stuff. Is there like another forum full of delusional Koreans or something going through random blogs to confirm their delusion?

there's a site called Korean Sentry or was it Korea Sentry, anyhow, I don't find Koreans important so I can't spell it.

 

[fly2012]

I assume this is a world affair because there're loads of Russian tourists in Hainan?

 

[Sinnerman108]

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A man visiting Hainan posted the pic of his breakfast receipt at the hotel he was staying . He was charged 110 yuan($17.50) for a glass of milk. A shrimp dish costs 2,000 yuan at the same place.

Ordinary Dairy milk right ?

Not any 'exquisite' type ... ??

 

[Vassnti]

A shrimp dish costs 2,000 yuan at the same place.

Wow one expensive restaurant, while were on the topic of milk i was wondering what people in China pay for a litre of milk be nice to know what our Kiwi cow juice sells for.

 

[fly2012]

Wow one expensive restaurant, while were on the topic of milk i was wondering what people in China pay for a litre of milk be nice to know what our Kiwi cow juice sells for.

Hainan is China's Hawaii and during Chinese New Year, there're so many tourists so some restaurant owners got really greedy. This already made national news and some of these restaurants are forced to close for further investigation.

In general food in China are really cheap compared to developed countries. That's why you see so many Yankees and Aussies got drunk in major Chinese cities since beers are dirt cheap. (Even German beers) For less than $10 (per person) you can have a nice meal of Peking duck in private rooms in Beijing with drinks. Not many people drink milk in China so I am not sure about milk price though. China's per capital GDP is very low but I personally feel the actual city lives are almost on par with those in developed countries, especially compared to Tokyo and Seoul where food are so expensive. Because of this, China ranked the 2nd on average per capital meat consumption in Asia (only after meat eating Mongolia).

 

[Nan Yang]

Another FAIL from Slowman. He he he