(08-10-2025, 11:42 AM)ScornfulScone Wrote: I was quite surprised to watch them make the gravy from scratch for each batch of order. No wonder they can charge RM38 for each plate and still have so many customers.

Gd point. RM38 is quite expensive for a coffee shop meal but I think you'll be paying for real substance too, like Icicle mentioned.

(10-10-2025, 02:36 PM)kxingstar Wrote: Afghan boy selling fries in a Pakistani city. Nothing fancy but just sheer hard work. 

A lot of Afghans living in Pakistan are refugees or asylum seekers. If this guy is one, then his entrepreneurship is even more admirable.

(12-10-2025, 03:36 PM)adrenalinn Wrote: A lot of Afghans living in Pakistan are refugees or asylum seekers. If this guy is one, then his entrepreneurship is even more admirable.

was thinking tt too when watching the video. big respect for the young man.

(10-10-2025, 02:36 PM)kxingstar Wrote: Afghan boy selling fries in a Pakistani city. Nothing fancy but just sheer hard work. 

The toppings and seasoning look quite fancy leh actually.

(09-10-2025, 10:02 PM)vikfen Wrote: Gd point. RM38 is quite expensive for a coffee shop meal but I think you'll be paying for real substance too, like Icicle mentioned.

I think it's a good sign that a stall or restaurant can charge so much and still be around for so long. Probably a reliable sign of quality.

(10-10-2025, 02:36 PM)kxingstar Wrote: Afghan boy selling fries in a Pakistani city. Nothing fancy but just sheer hard work. 

(16-10-2025, 03:59 PM)totoro08 Wrote: The cube croissant looks amazing.

Both videos are great in different ways.

(16-10-2025, 03:59 PM)totoro08 Wrote: The cube croissant looks amazing.

I'm wondering if making it square makes it crispier or something or is it just for the vibes?

(10-10-2025, 02:36 PM)kxingstar Wrote: Afghan boy selling fries in a Pakistani city. Nothing fancy but just sheer hard work. 

I got a feeling that his young assistants will try to seize his business when they grow older...