Rs. 3,000 bill for a paneer meal sparks debate..!?
Rs. 3,000 bill for a paneer meal sparks debate..!?
A recently released food bill is currently being shared by many. A popular YouTuber from india shared the bill of a restaurant he ate at in his X post. The special thing about this restaurant is that it does not charge service charges to the customers who come here. But netizens are shocked to see the price of the food served in this restaurant. To praise the restaurant's policy of not charging service charges from the customers, Ishan Sharma, a popular YouTuber from india, shared the bill of his meal in his X post. Why did he share the bill? Instead, many people started to be surprised to see the price of the food. Startup founder and entrepreneur Ishan shared the bill for 5 meals he had eaten.
A user had said that the amount most people spend on a weekend vacation or shopping is Rs 10,000. They suggested that they could have bought good earphones for this price. Some had already teased Ishan for praising the lack of service charge after paying more for food. They commented that he had spent Rs 375 more for a roti worth Rs 25. His post praising restaurants without service charges has received mixed reviews. The post has sparked a huge controversy on social media. It has sparked a debate on restaurant pricing and service charges.
A recently released food bill is currently being shared by many. A popular YouTuber from india shared the bill of a restaurant he ate at in his X post. The special thing about this restaurant is that it does not charge service charges to the customers who come here. But netizens are shocked to see the price of the food served in this restaurant. To praise the restaurant's policy of not charging service charges from the customers, Ishan Sharma, a popular YouTuber from india, shared the bill of his meal in his X post. Why did he share the bill? Instead, many people started to be surprised to see the price of the food. Startup founder and entrepreneur Ishan shared the bill for 5 meals he had eaten.
A user had said that the amount most people spend on a weekend vacation or shopping is Rs 10,000. They suggested that they could have bought good earphones for this price. Some had already teased Ishan for praising the lack of service charge after paying more for food. They commented that he had spent Rs 375 more for a roti worth Rs 25. His post praising restaurants without service charges has received mixed reviews. The post has sparked a huge controversy on social media. It has sparked a debate on restaurant pricing and service charges.