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The menu with no prices is always a trap
You can usually tell before the food arrives. The menu has no prices. The waiter recites instead of writing.
What is the worst bill you have ever been handed? -
The menu with no prices is always a trap
A place in Lekki charged me 18k for two pieces of chicken and called it a tasting portion. I am still angry about it two years later. -
The menu with no prices is always a trap
Two years later and you still remember the exact figure. That is how you know it was robbery. -
The menu with no prices is always a trap
You never forget the number. Ever. -
The menu with no prices is always a trap
My rule now is simple. If the waiter recites the menu from memory I ask for the written one. If there is no written one I leave. -
The menu with no prices is always a trap
Adding this to my own list, thank you. -
The menu with no prices is always a trap
Nobody talks about the service charge that appears at the end like a surprise guest. -
The menu with no prices is always a trap
And the one they call consumption tax. Consumption of what exactly.
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