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Average price for lunch and dinner. We want to book BB. Lunch and dinner at local cafes. What is the approximate cost for one?
Average price for lunch and dinner. We want to book BB. Lunch and dinner at local cafes. What is the approximate cost for one?
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viki-woolf, it all depends on what region, city or village you live in. Sometimes breakfast and dinner are still more profitable, well, in order not to run around, not to look for where and what to eat. But if you live in a village where there are practically no cafes outside the hotel, and this is quite likely .. then how? Why not read the reviews on the site first?
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answered 10 years ago
I live here in Colombo for the second day, the prices for lunch are from 200 rubles for our money. But it is not a fact that you will want to eat in such establishments. It's dirty there. In a normal place to dine costs from 500 rubles per person.
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answered 10 years ago
Hello. Be sure to choose hotels near settlements, otherwise you will have to go by tuk-tuk or taxi for lunch or dinner. Do not forget when choosing a cafe outside the hotel, this is Sri Lanka and unsanitary conditions almost everywhere, it’s hard to choose a cafe that is clean, fast, tasty and safe.
You can eat very cheaply, for example, crab soup $ 2-3, fresh pineapple juice as well. Coconut juice $ 1-2. and they even give it to regular customers) Lunch of seafood, french fries, tuna, with beer (nuts for beer - a present) for my husband and 2 glasses of juice, for three, about $ 25-30, the portions are huge and tasty, just ask for "little spice "Lunch with a lobster (depending on the size) will already be from $60-80. Crab soup is very tasty. Fresh fish (various) and fruits are sold on small stalls right on the street in private courtyards. In the market or in the markets you can buy products even cheaper, but keep in mind there is no meat, lard, sausages in the market. Alcoholic drinks are sold on trays from under the floor or in special. shops) Have a good rest!)
You can eat very cheaply, for example, crab soup $ 2-3, fresh pineapple juice as well. Coconut juice $ 1-2. and they even give it to regular customers) Lunch of seafood, french fries, tuna, with beer (nuts for beer - a present) for my husband and 2 glasses of juice, for three, about $ 25-30, the portions are huge and tasty, just ask for "little spice "Lunch with a lobster (depending on the size) will already be from $60-80. Crab soup is very tasty. Fresh fish (various) and fruits are sold on small stalls right on the street in private courtyards. In the market or in the markets you can buy products even cheaper, but keep in mind there is no meat, lard, sausages in the market. Alcoholic drinks are sold on trays from under the floor or in special. shops) Have a good rest!)
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answered 10 years ago
Yes, in different ways, to whom the soup is enough to eat and to whom give crabs shrimp .... it's hard to say what exactly will interest you. In November 2015, we rested in Hikkaduwa and, to be honest, we regretted that we only took breakfast, because the variety and quality in the hotel were many times better than what was offered outside, although the choice of cafes was great. But it also depends on the hotel of course. In ours, as it turned out, excellent food, but we realized this only when we arrived at the place. But on the way tourists were dropped off at the hotel, so there was nothing nearby, and in their situation I don’t even know where they were going to eat .. except in the same hotel .. Here, on average, we are two adults + a 9-year-old son, spent at lunch from 1200 to 2000 rupees (this is 2 servings of cream soup with shrimp + the second (either one fish with a side dish, or rice with curry, or something else) + drink (I am ginger beer, my husband is just beer, my son is some kind of juice or a cocktail.) I don't remember the exact breakdown of prices.
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answered 10 years ago
It all depends on the region, the location of the hotel and the management of the hotel. For the first time, living 10 km from the village, we "found" that the cost of food in the hotel restaurant did not differ much from cafes in the city (+ 10-15%) . But we ordered in the morning what we want and they bought it (fresh) for us and cooked it for lunch or dinner. Cost ~ $12-20 for two. In the usual "local cafe" (for the natives), you can easily keep within $ 3-4 for two. What they wrote about unsanitary conditions is how to relate to it ("spicy" they have for a reason). But where the locals eat (as elsewhere) you don’t have to worry (there is an experience of eating, more than once, pies cooked on a sheet of iron lying on a barrel of firewood).
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answered 10 years ago
As everyone already wrote:
1. It is better to take breakfast, dinner. It actually comes out cheaper.
2. An average lunch is a couple of beers, a couple of fresh juices, rice with sea and sea soup, the average price is $ 20 If a little aside from the menu like shrimp, fresh fish or lobsters, God forbid you, then safely from 30 to 60 for two :)
3. Portions are usually regular. As for a man. Do not wait for half a bucket of rice and a net of shrimp.
4. I think the idea of having a cafe in the locale will disappear by 80% how to see them. There you can only thump :)
1. It is better to take breakfast, dinner. It actually comes out cheaper.
2. An average lunch is a couple of beers, a couple of fresh juices, rice with sea and sea soup, the average price is $ 20 If a little aside from the menu like shrimp, fresh fish or lobsters, God forbid you, then safely from 30 to 60 for two :)
3. Portions are usually regular. As for a man. Do not wait for half a bucket of rice and a net of shrimp.
4. I think the idea of having a cafe in the locale will disappear by 80% how to see them. There you can only thump :)
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