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Döner for $11? I‘ve ever seen one sell for more than €5 and €3.50 seems to be an average price here.
by Tepix 7y ago
Döner for $11? I‘ve ever seen one sell for more than €5 and €3.50 seems to be an average price here.
- credit_guy 7y agoIt's probably Canadian dollars. At today's exchange rate, that is about €7.
- dmichulke 7y agoDöner + Coke = 10€ Source: Me in Oslo, 2011
- fidelramos 7y agoDöner + fries + soda = 5€. Spain 2020.
- mynegation 7y agoSo Canada is somewhere in the middle between oil-rich Norway and Spain with economy that was suffering even before COVID-19. Sounds about right.
- birdyrooster 7y agoNever been to Kebab Shop? It's like $11 for a wrap. https://www.thekebabshop.com/ https://www.thekebabshop.com/
- Symbiote 7y agoIt looks like it's fancier than average -- bread from a special bakery, "high quality beef" and so on. I wouldn't care for a fancy takeaway döner, I think other meals benefit far more from better ingredients etc. Evidently, others do appreciate it.
- tehlike 7y agoThere is a saying. If it tastes good, you don't want to know what's in it :)
- monksy 7y agoA good doener+drink for $11 is a steal in chicago.
- threatofrain 7y agoThe donner featured here is $11 without the drink. With the drink maybe it's $18 after tax?
- yung_donair 7y agoFood prices in general are pretty high here in Canada, a big mac combo down the street costs $9.69. Also, as someone who lives ~4 blocks from the restaurant in question (Wolf Down in Ottawa) I can confirm that the Doner is completely unparalleled. You can tell that they use top quality ingredients and all of the portions are super generous. tl;dr, while $11 may be expensive for a different doner in a different city, its pretty reasonable for Wolf Down in Ottawa.