erection2015
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cant keep up with all them steps and styles....trying to buck up.
wahahahaha! and we all do the obak kanina style!
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Jollibee To Start Operations In Singapore
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erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
Why doesn't McDonald's sell their Burrito Breakfast in Sg? Its the only thing decent in their entire menu.
Cheers!
Cheers!
What is this breakfast about?
Burritos is a Mexican wrap, somewhat similar to our popiah, cept with thicker corn(?)-based skin which you can hold with your fingers. It comes with three grades (of spiciness) of salsa (sauce). I like the hot one. You pour the sauce into one end of the wrap, and then chow down on it. Inside is egg, some ground beef, and fresh veggies. It is the whole combo that I like. For breakfast, it comes in two rolls plus coffee.
Cheers!
I think it is called Tinolang Manook which is a very healthy dish. I eat that with sambal belacan real shiok.
I think it is called Tinolang Manook which is a very healthy dish. I eat that with sambal belacan real shiok.
Something lost in the spelling..you sure it taste good with Sambal belachan, I substitute the green papaya with what's the name I forgot veg I find in the market & substitute sili leaves ( chilli leaves) with green chilli(s) , I don't trust the plants grown in downstairs "garden". It is actually giner chicken with green papayas & chilli leaves for the "kick" I guess!. Mine pass the test...I let some pinoy/pinay to taste!!
Anyway, one will notice that, their food are things that come from the land & can be grown from the land, like mangoes, papayas, just to name a few, chicken, duck...and carabao meat!! if possible...milk fish etc.
Ours we cook with sayote(vegetable pear), chilie leaves and chicken.
Yes boneless bangus is a great dish too. I love eating the stomach, real lemak!
This will most likely fail like Taco Bell, Hardees and A&W.
Majority of Singaporeans won't eat it. Kids in Singapore will pay good money to eat hip and "atas" sounding burgers. Unlikely they will be converted to regularly eat what is widely perceived as "low class" Pinoy fast food.
The large pinoy community would form a natural market. It should however be noted that while their numbers are large, most of them are low wage earners in Singaore. Given the high cost of rentals and manpower, Jolibee would have to charge Singapore prices for what is essentially "cheap" food in the PI. While they might eat it once in a while, it is unlikely that they will eat it regularly.
Majority of Singaporeans won't eat it. Kids in Singapore will pay good money to eat hip and "atas" sounding burgers. Unlikely they will be converted to regularly eat what is widely perceived as "low class" Pinoy fast food.
The large pinoy community would form a natural market. It should however be noted that while their numbers are large, most of them are low wage earners in Singaore. Given the high cost of rentals and manpower, Jolibee would have to charge Singapore prices for what is essentially "cheap" food in the PI. While they might eat it once in a while, it is unlikely that they will eat it regularly.
I had Jollibee in Pinoy land, and I am not impressed with their food,,so to me, I wont be a customer to JB even if it comes to Singkieland
Ours we cook with sayote(vegetable pear), chilie leaves and chicken.
Yes boneless bangus is a great dish too. I love eating the stomach, real lemak!
Yes Sayote...I was searching my brain for it..the ah neh eats them too, I forgot the name for them...substitute for green papaya...now I found a vegetable stall that sells green papayas...yahh!!
titi masarap po!
It's good to have more choices.....
Yes! & MacDonald these days do not have value for money...not like in the past & Burger Kind is no better...the fact is most of the Burger joints here are almost tasting the same..like they get their supplies from the same source. Whereas in the past, A&W taste like A&W, MACD..Burger King & so forth.
Jollibee would be a breath of fresh air...
Yesterday while waiting for someone near a Mac outlet, I have the urge for my favourite ice cream sundae. It now cost $1.50 and I got about 1/2 a cup instead of the usual 3/4. I felt cheated.
You got it! Jennie Chua so old leow and rich. Where got need to do such boliao thing? Go and do fast food chain. She is probably trying to bequest something for her boyboy
Pinoy? I heard was French. Maybe my info not updated.
Didn't know there is so much interest in a fast food chain from Pinoy. Surprising.
I am somewhat surprise at you bro as most of your posts are sensible. I thought you would have done a bit of research before posting. Now what makes you think there are only Filipina maids in Singapore and they cannot afford to eat at Jollibee?
http://misc.meltwaternews.com/sph_view.php?view=1486
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"And you tell yourself you really shouldn't be sweating the small stuff."
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