The Stomper was charged $9 for the ikan bilis and drumstick alone.
A diner paid $13 for nasi padang at a food court in Jewel Changi Airport and called it"unacceptable".shared photos of the food and the receipt from the Food Republic stall taken on Friday ."It looks like the food court should have a menu for you to check the price before picking the food."
According to the receipt, the Stomper was charged $1 for rice, $3 for two vegetables and $9 for two meat dishes. The two vegetables were long beans and bitter gourd while the two meat dishes were ikan bilis and a chicken drumstick.Get more of Stomp's latest updates by following us on
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