Mouth-watering items but they are now making big holes in pockets.
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As the inflation has peaked to a 13 year high, the prices of essential food commodities have also risen. In a city like Belgaum where going out to eat in hotels is very common the prices of dishes have increased alarmingly.
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Take regular dishes like Idli, which used to cost you Rs.11 is now costing Rs.13 –15. Dosa, which was Rs.22, is now Rs.25. Uppit, pohe of Rs.6 are now Rs.10.
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The same is the case with other items like pav Bhaji, now Rs.20. Tea, which was Rs.5 in a good hotel, will now cost you Rs.6. Even the small canteen where the tea was Rs.3 is now Rs.5.
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Now lets make a move towards the bigger dining hotels. Here also the same story, the prices of dishes have been increased by Rs.10-15 per plate and in some places the prices have been increased by Rs.5 but the quantity has been reduced.
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Now going out for dinner for two in a nice cozy place will at least need Rs.300 or more.
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In all the pockets are getting bigger no doubt, but the prices of commodities are growing at a larger pace.
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So the next time you call your friend for tea, you might just end up with tea and nothing else. Have a nice time…
So very true. More cost and less quantity
So very true. More cost and less quantity
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