Vietnam to build a high-speed train system

[AndrewJin]

In ShenZhen, Wuhan's hot dry noodle cost 5~6 RMB a couple ... i love it !

Oh, more expensive than in Wuhan, but still less than 1 US dollar. But you guys in Shenzhen have much higher incomes, it's a piece of cake, isn't it?

 

[Aepsilons]

Oh, more expensive than in Wuhan, but still less than 1 US dollar. But you guys in Shenzhen have much higher incomes, it's a piece of cake, isn't it?

Man that's so affordable, tho !

Here in USA, I'm spending $20 at least for lunch.

 

[xunzi]

Can you afford the maintenance and operating cost?

Its gotten better now. VN had a trade surplus but due to high import of machinery and resources for manufacturing it lead to higher trade deficit. Inflation is low and the privatization of SOE should help. As long as their proper macroeconomic policies in place it can be manageable.

Their trade surplus is around $1.5 billion for 2014. That is hardly enough to pay for interest rate, let alone loan payment for this expensive project.

 

[cnleio]

Oh, more expensive than in Wuhan, but still less than 1 US dollar. But you guys in Shenzhen have much higher incomes, it's a piece of cake, isn't it?

Just so so ...

 

[AndrewJin]

Man that's so affordable, tho !

Here in USA, I'm spending $20 at least for lunch.

Oh, man, $20 for lunch? Isn't it that most Americans have a cold sandwich with a drink for lunch? U should come here to have $10 beef hotpot buffet !LOL
Or middle-end Japanese buffet in Shanghai!!
This one, $35, very popular in Shanghai @Nihonjin1051

 

[Aepsilons]

Oh, man, $20 for lunch? Isn't it that most Americans have a cold sandwich with a drink for lunch? U should come here to have $10 beef hotpot buffet !LOL

Yes. I usually go with colleagues and try different places every day. Today we went to a Moroccan restaurant for lunch , i had their lamb kebab platter , ordered a side salad, and for drinks i got cranberry juice. Everything was around $15.99, but then you have to tip, so around $20.

If i want to save money i can make lunch or dinner, but its not as tasty! And i like to spoil my mouth and tongue...lol

 

[AndrewJin]

Yes. I usually go with colleagues and try different places every day. Today we went to a Moroccan restaurant for lunch , i had their lamb kebab platter , ordered a side salad, and for drinks i got cranberry juice. Everything was around $15.99, but then you have to tip, so around $20.

If i want to save money i can make lunch or dinner, but its not as tasty! And i like to spoil my mouth and tongue...lol

Tipping is a sin you know
This one, Xinjiang muslin restaurant in Shanghai. If u come to Shanghai, u got to try it, cleaner than in Xinjiang, $15 per person(200% full).

 

[Aepsilons]

Oh that looks so scrumptiously good, buddy. The potatoes look so good! The first picture, is that lamb? He he he.

 

[BoQ77]

Every day happy time lunch at KFC or Lotteria cost 35,000 VND ( approx. 1.6 USD )

Man that's so affordable, tho !

Here in USA, I'm spending $20 at least for lunch.

 

[Yizhi]

Tipping is a sin you know
This one, Xinjiang muslin restaurant in Shanghai. If u come to Shanghai, u got to try it, cleaner than in Xinjiang, $15 per person(200% full).
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aw... i haven't had lunch yet!
what's

? looks like a bowl of milk or something?

 

[Aepsilons]

Every day happy time lunch at KFC or Lotteria cost 35,000 VND ( approx. 1.6 USD )

really? that's very affordable, buddy.

here in my town, there are 3 different vietnamese restaurants. a large bowl of pho tai is $7.99. a side order of goi cuon is $3.99. and tapioca drink is $3.99. Nom nom nom!

Plus, the Vietnamese servers are beautiful. Good food + eye candy = Priceless....

hahahaha a panda eating middle eastern food eh? hahahaha! kawaiii!!!

 

[AndrewJin]

Oh that looks so scrumptiously good, buddy. The potatoes look so good! The first picture, is that lamb? He he he.

YEP. scrumptious lamp!

aw... i haven't had lunch yet!
what's View attachment 201103? looks like a bowl of milk or something?

Xinjiang's yoghurt with honey.

Ramen's origin, Lanzhou Beef Noodle
one of Lanzhou City's most famous lamian(Ramen) restaurants @Nihonjin1051
6 yuan($0.95)

really? that's very affordable, buddy.

here in my town, there are 3 different vietnamese restaurants. a large bowl of pho tai is $7.99. a side order of goi cuon is $3.99. and tapioca drink is $3.99. Nom nom nom!

Plus, the Vietnamese servers are beautiful. Good food + eye candy = Priceless....




hahahaha a panda eating middle eastern food eh? hahahaha! kawaiii!!!

At least your pho is cheaper than that in Perth, WA. I remembered it cost me 10 AUD in 2013(at that time $1=6.7 yuan, but now $1=4.8 yuan)

 

[Aepsilons]

At least your pho is cheaper than that in Perth, WA. I remembered it cost me 10 AUD in 2013(at that time $1=6.7 yuan, but now $1=4.8 yuan)

hehehe, ya you're right, buddy. i can't believe you had to pay 10 AUD just for one dish !

my korean friend is simple he only eats nong shim ramen for lunch , which he sometimes adds an egg.

he always chastise me whenever he sees i go out to eat for lunch, "you like to spend too much!"

 

[Yizhi]

YEP. scrumptious lamp!

Xinjiang's yoghurt with honey.

Ramen's origin, Lanzhou Beef Noodle
one of Lanzhou City's most famous lamian(Ramen) restaurants @Nihonjin1051
6 yuan($0.95)
View attachment 201108

yeah i thought it's probably dairy product, looks delicious and reminds me of Cantonese Double-layer Milk Custard
双皮奶.

speaking of food price, noddles & rice noodles are about 8~10 yuan just outside my place, 5~6 yuan if i eat at school canteen....

 

[AndrewJin]

yeah i thought it's probably dairy product, looks delicious and reminds me of Cantonese Double-layer Milk Custard
双皮奶.

speaking of food price, noddles & rice noodles are about 8~10 yuan just outside my place, 5~6 yuan if i eat at school canteen....

Yes, school canteen has subsidy. 8-10 yuan for you rich Cantonese....Seriously, the price should be doubled!!

hehehe, ya you're right, buddy. i can't believe you had to pay 10 AUD just for one dish !

my korean friend is simple he only eats nong shim ramen for lunch , which he sometimes adds an egg.

he always chastise me whenever he sees i go out to eat for lunch, "you like to spend too much!"

you know, Koreans have no pursuit for food compared to other Northeastern Asians. They can have those instant noodle every lunch and call it food..