Dennis Padilla recently shared on social media his experience eating at a certain seafood restaurant.
According to the actor, he visited the place along with a “balikbayan” friend and he was shocked with the prices of the food in the menu.
He cited how the Mango Shake being offered at the place costs 450 pesos a pop, while the lobster was sold at 5,500 pesos per kilo.“So kung pupunta kayo dito tanong niyo muna kung magkano yung price. Sobra. Alam mong sobra,” he added. “Kami, sanay kaming magbayad ng mahal. Pero ito, sobra. Kasi pumapatak sobra pa sa $100 ang per kilo ng lobster. Sobra.”“Ako, nahihiya ako hindi dahil… hindi naman ako ang nagbayad e, pero best friend ko po yung nagbayad.
“Anyway, sana wag nilang gawin ito sa ibang Filipino na darating o sa mga balikbayan natin, lalo darating ngayong Christmas season. Sana wag na nilang ulitin ito.” “Sana i-check ito ng Department of Tourism na maraming mga kapwa Filipino natin ang pinaghihirapan yung kinita nila sa ibang bansa tapos para silang na-holdap dito sa restaurant na ito,” he ended.His friend, actor Janno Gibbs, commented: “Grabe nmn presyo!”
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