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That’s why you should order from places you have actually been to. I wouldn’t say the service is any different then. But again, you say you’re not in the marke
by heavenlyblue 7y ago
That’s why you should order from places you have actually been to. I wouldn’t say the service is any different then.
But again, you say you’re not in the market for 20 quid takeaways - then how much are you willing to pay for food?
That’s how much it costs to eat in London unless you’re going for cheapish fried chicken or a really bad pizza.
- esotericn 7y agoI cook for myself and get higher quality food at a fraction of the price. I generally reserve eating out for when I'm on the go or want to have a night out with friends. It's very rare that I buy takeaway food to eat at home. One of the best parts about being at home is having a kitchen. Decent quality prepared food is expensive in a ton of places, this isn't an exclusively London thing by any stretch of the imagination.
- librish 7y agoFor a lot of people assigning a "reasonable" cost per hour spent cooking results in cooking for yourself being more expensive.
- esotericn 7y agoYeah yeah, I've been through this a million times on here. Cooking is one of the pleasures of life, it ain't all about the grind.
- librish 7y agoOne of your pleasures, which is awesome for you. I wish I enjoyed cooking, but I don't, so if you've been through this a million times maybe it's time to stop assuming it's some universal joy?
- esotericn 7y agoI honestly couldn't care less whether it's a universal joy. Specialization is for insects. You do you. :)
- mantap 7y agoAbsolutely does not cost £20 to eat in London, unless you live somewhere upmarket but in that case you can probably afford it. I can get good pizza for ~£7.