Home Sushi $1.40USD Salmon Belly, $2.80USD Tuna Belly @Mikado sushi in Seoul, SK.SSushi$1.40USD Salmon Belly, $2.80USD Tuna Belly @Mikado sushi in Seoul, SK.October 21, 20237 comments Food is so good and cheap in South Korea. Tags:Sushi 7 commentsWow! They look really tasty 🍣It’s almost at the point that it’s cheaper to fly to South Korea or Japan for sushi than to order it in the US.The prices in Asia (even in HCOL places like Seoul or Singapore) make it so depressing when back in the US.Something that is $10 there is like $40 here, especially once you add another 10% tax and 20% tip.That otoro thats $2.80 in Seoul would be like $15 after tax and tip here in the suburbs of Virginia – not even NYC or SFOtoro about 800 JPY per piece here in Tokyo, so you got a great deal.I had to double check where the decimal was. Wow what a good priceThis looks so good. This would like 5 bucks a pop per plate in the states.Yummy!!!!Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
It’s almost at the point that it’s cheaper to fly to South Korea or Japan for sushi than to order it in the US.
The prices in Asia (even in HCOL places like Seoul or Singapore) make it so depressing when back in the US.Something that is $10 there is like $40 here, especially once you add another 10% tax and 20% tip.That otoro thats $2.80 in Seoul would be like $15 after tax and tip here in the suburbs of Virginia – not even NYC or SF
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Wow! They look really tasty 🍣
It’s almost at the point that it’s cheaper to fly to South Korea or Japan for sushi than to order it in the US.
The prices in Asia (even in HCOL places like Seoul or Singapore) make it so depressing when back in the US.
Something that is $10 there is like $40 here, especially once you add another 10% tax and 20% tip.
That otoro thats $2.80 in Seoul would be like $15 after tax and tip here in the suburbs of Virginia – not even NYC or SF
Otoro about 800 JPY per piece here in Tokyo, so you got a great deal.
I had to double check where the decimal was. Wow what a good price
This looks so good. This would like 5 bucks a pop per plate in the states.
Yummy!!!!