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Mugen EvOlutioN 06-15-2010 01:47 PM

ppl are cheap

orange7 06-15-2010 01:52 PM

^

the majority of the people who go to the night market are Asian.

hence.. cheap cheap..

threezero 06-15-2010 02:21 PM

^ yes I would let my gf walk for 5$ and my family would also walk for 5$. It's not like free parking is 5 blocks away. It's like a 10 min walk at worst. Now if u have eldery and handicapped ppl with u that worth $5. Any healthy adult Should be able to walk 10 mins especially if not walkin that 10 mins= $5.
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ASG111 06-25-2010 01:12 PM

is night market opened today? or just saturday and sunday? and what time does it start/end?

skyxx 06-25-2010 01:16 PM

^ Yes, It's open today.

ASG111 06-25-2010 01:16 PM

what time was it again? thanks

skyxx 06-25-2010 01:24 PM

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Cnguyen 06-25-2010 01:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ASG111 (Post 7005321)
is night market opened today? or just saturday and sunday? and what time does it start/end?

ends at 1 on fridays and saturdays now, and 12 on sun. i think

q0192837465 06-25-2010 02:26 PM

Man, I love night market food. I get sooooo full.

Purely 06-25-2010 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by q0192837465 (Post 7005404)
Man, I love night market food. I get sooooo full.

The food cost so much this year.. :(

q0192837465 06-25-2010 03:05 PM

^ yea, it gets expensive if u go with an empty stomach. Fill urself half full at home before going.

Edison_Chen 06-25-2010 05:55 PM

I heard they'll be showing a Scion there tonight or something the O zilla

ASG111 06-25-2010 11:06 PM

anyone ever tried those potato things? they're on a stick and swirl all the way up to the top.. looks tempting but i didn't try it...
imo... these are the good only good foods there worth trying if you dont wanna try everything
- takoyaki
- lamb skewers (albeit quite expensive)
- the whole spicy squid

other than that, i'm not too sure it's quite worth the money to blow money on... like seriously, who the fuck will eat pizza at a nightmarket? good luck to those guys in the corner

tonyzoomzoom 06-25-2010 11:36 PM

the tornado potatos (or whatever they are called) tastes like crap. Looks crispy and delicious but it is not :(

Vinny G 06-25-2010 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by T.H.C (Post 6992267)
I always park at ikea, and i see tons of people that park there too. I always try to park as close as possible so I dont have to walk as far, and never had a problem.

Been parking at Ikea for nightmarket for the past 3 or 4 years. Never had a problem.

Anyways, went and it sucked. I'm not sure if food prices were always this high but $4.50 for a small (fake) shark fin soup? $6 for large? I bought some skewers (3 for $6) as well and they were meh. Tried the chip thing, it was alright.

I feel bad for the stand trying to sell instant bowl noodles at the night market. Just a straight up baaaaaaaaaaaaaad idea.

ASG111 06-25-2010 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Vinny G (Post 7006019)
Been parking at Ikea for nightmarket for the past 3 or 4 years. Never had a problem.

Anyways, went and it sucked. I'm not sure if food prices were always this high but $4.50 for a small (fake) shark fin soup? $6 for large? I bought some skewers (3 for $6) as well and they were meh. Tried the chip thing, it was alright.

I feel bad for the stand trying to sell instant bowl noodles at the night market. Just a straight up baaaaaaaaaaaaaad idea.

damn, i paid $5 for parking.. what's if all these people saying the swedish mf's will come and ticket you.. or get other people to ticket you since their stores will be closed = =" keeps me paranoid cuz i got a ticket last year for parking along river road, where a bunch of people parked there as well

threezero 06-25-2010 11:52 PM

^^ there are many fire hydrants and bus stop along river road, did you park near one? maybe thats why you got at ticket

- kT 06-26-2010 12:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Edison_Chen (Post 7005687)
I heard they'll be showing a Scion there tonight or something the O zilla

i saw it, riced out as fuck

ASG111 06-26-2010 12:06 AM

^ nada. nothing... bad luck i guess.. the lots this year are making killing though. i paid $5 and when i left, just gave it to some guy turning into the lot when i was leaving..

Amuse 06-26-2010 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackZRoadster (Post 6992801)
dudes parking is just $5, how many times u guys going to visit it during the summer? 4 -5 times? thats $20! do you want your wife, gf, kid, mom, dad, etc to walk so far for $5??

People need to get out of their cars more often. Walking can be an enjoyment too. A wife, gf, kid, mom, dad, etc need exercise. I think they don't need to be driven to the doorstep everywhere.

Amuse 06-26-2010 12:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vinny G (Post 7006019)
Anyways, went and it sucked. I'm not sure if food prices were always this high but $4.50 for a small (fake) shark fin soup? $6 for large? I bought some skewers (3 for $6) as well and they were meh. Tried the chip thing, it was alright.

Yeah, I thought night market food was supposed to be CHEAP. Or that's only in Asia or 5 years ago? $6 for a large soup is like restaurant prices. The BBT cups are also smaller than other places.

ASG111 06-26-2010 12:17 AM

well, it's like a little monopoly over there you could say. nobody's willing to lower their prices first hand just because they can all earn high profits in the end if everyone's roughly the same. every drink is like around $3-4 where most of the food is on average $5. $5 you get roughly order it at a restaurant but the good thing about the nightmarket is that all the food is gathered together in one place and you don't have to sift through everything in the restaurants just to get what you want...

on the other hand, i wanted to mention so many people were getting that Corn on the Cob thing. not to say that it wasn't good, but i mean for $3 for one corn, I get pretty much get 3 of them already instead of 1 if i were to shop on my own... ah well, it's not something you do everyday or every weekend so it doesn't really matter in the end. we roughly spent $20 per person

ShanghaiKid 06-26-2010 02:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ASG111 (Post 7006049)
well, it's like a little monopoly over there you could say. nobody's willing to lower their prices first hand just because they can all earn high profits in the end if everyone's roughly the same. every drink is like around $3-4 where most of the food is on average $5. $5 you get roughly order it at a restaurant but the good thing about the nightmarket is that all the food is gathered together in one place and you don't have to sift through everything in the restaurants just to get what you want...

on the other hand, i wanted to mention so many people were getting that Corn on the Cob thing. not to say that it wasn't good, but i mean for $3 for one corn, I get pretty much get 3 of them already instead of 1 if i were to shop on my own... ah well, it's not something you do everyday or every weekend so it doesn't really matter in the end. we roughly spent $20 per person

hype, event, something that you do in the summer because just about everyone has done it/talks about doing it...

i agree, having food at the nightmarket on an empty stomach adds up, I'll easily spend atleast 20$ in one go, and feel like it wasen't worth it when I think about how much more or better food I could get for that much.

Then again, I look forward to going to the nightmarket every summer just for the sights, the sounds, the people, and yes even the subpar food. It's just not nightmarket if you haven't had any takoyaki or spicy curry fishballs.

It's all about the experience, just like how most people will show up to the celebration of lights despite having seen it for the umpteenth time.

BlackZRoadster 06-26-2010 09:41 AM

to the pp who are saying its healthy and you should walk by parking yourr car at ikea:

maybe you guys should bike there? if it's too far, you should take public transit and then walk in? why dont you park at yaohan and walk there ?

its funny how you guys are justifying being cheap and saying "ppl need exercise" when its only 10min walk

Tim Budong 06-26-2010 10:42 AM

i wouldnt even eat there if health is a concern
LOL


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