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Are Koreans snobs?
helenuhm wrote: > Walmart sells crap, and you could buy cheap goods (better quality than > Walmart) on any street corner in Korea without shopping at Walmart. > > Korean restaurants are pricy because all the side dishes you get with > your entre. I seriously doubt the little appetizers really add to the cost of food. I think it's simply that Koreans think dining out should cost more money than McDonald's. The Chinese, on the other hand, have cutthroat price-cutting mentality. They feel like they're competing against McDonald's for some reason, and see their comparative advantage, to borrow the economic term, as volume: lots of food for $5-10, as opposed to haute-cuisine for $20-30. |
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