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I share the view of Bro Actionkamen.

 

I recalled that the lunch box was sold around $5.00 at fast food shop when I attended  to Swimming Gala at Kowloon Bay Swimming Pool.

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In 1980, a box of "luncheon meat with egg rice"  is sold at HK$3.5, sold in ¡¥Delicious¡¦ fast food store in the bus terminial of±ù¤ì¾ð. There were two thin slice of luncheon meat and one pan-fried egg. The box is a paper one.

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¦èÀô¬ù $4 - $5 ~

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I hate those orange color sauce and I usually ask for soya sauce instead or just with plain rice.

 

Separately, in early 80's, a plate of 'dry-pan-fried-beef-flat-rice-noodle' was about HKD9 and for HKD1 extra,  we up-graded it to jumbo size, in kwai chung estate. In weekends in summer holiday, my mother will make congee for us ask me to  bring a stainless steel plate to the resturant to buy take away of the noodle. That was fun moments.   

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In late 80's. in HKU canteen, the cheapest dish is slice of sauage/ vegetable in curry sauce rice... HKD 4.6-5.3! 

 (.. looking back, perhaps the university just got one dish everyday which is extremely cheap to help the students in need. ... the canteen in that era should be U-admin. not yet out-sourcing.)  

 

 

 

 

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on ½Þ¸z¯», in the stall, usially, it is placed on a paper covered tin plate. I would add a lot of sesame sauce, sweet sauce qnd chili sauce. after I finish eating, I would return the plate to the stall owner... he would throw away the paper but I am not sure if he would wash the plate.....

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­ì©«¥Ñ arronarif ©ó 6-7-2010 23:35 µoªí on [rmstall, usially, it is placed on a paper covered tin plate. I would add a lot of sesame sauce, sweet sauce qnd chili sauce. after I finish eating, I would [/rm]return the plate to the stal ...
Sure la. I think they never wash these plates. When they put the paper on the plate. They will use a spoon to paint some oil on the paper. Then, put ½Þ¸z¯» on then cut by a pair of scissors. Of course, they will not wash it too.

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­ì©«¥Ñ kkeeleung ©ó 7-7-2010 00:29 µoªí Sure la. I think they never wash these plates. When they put the paper on the plate. They will use a spoon to paint some oil on the paper. Then, put ½Þ¸z¯» on then cut by a pair of scissors. Of cours ...


You ain't see nothing yet.... I was once in Malaysia in a place call Kajung (Near ¦N¶©©Y)... famous for ¨F¯R ... the shops
there re-use the ¨F¯RÂæ without telling customers.... lucky I didn't get ¨xª¢ after that trip... yuk !
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On re-cycle issue... how about the coconut juice? after we finish that little glass of coconut juice, the owner will rinse the glass ion two buckets of water... after a while the water inside the bucket get murky/ milky too....

 

same situation applied to herbal jelly/ red-bean/ pineapple drink....

 

On paper bag take-away issue, soya sauce fried noodle is always in those yellow paper bags. I remember when I was a kid, we usually would buy a bag of fried noodle after going the public swimming pool. there is always a old lady selling that. Sghe usually used a rubbish bin size "Red-A" plastic bucket to carry the fried noodle noodle.

 

 

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81 - HK$5.5;

84 - HK$6.5;

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89 - HK$8.5 up......

 

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80's,§õ´f§Q¤u·~¾Ç°| canteen, $4.5-6.5¤@²° ¶º¡A ³ÌÁé·N­¹®ß ¦Ì¦×²É¶º¡AÀãÀã¦a¡AÉNËÝ°®¡A¸û©ö¤J¤f¡A¤£¹L¦³¦¸¨£canteen«Y ©U§£½c´zµfD²°´`Àô¦A¥Î¡A´N­ø¦A­¹¡A¥H«á¦b¨ä¥¦¦a¤è­¹¿Ë ¶º²°«á¡A¤@©w·|¾ãÄê­Ó²°¡A¦]¦³³±¼v§r!

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