PHOTO: Shin Min Daily News, Facebook/Tan EricThe proof is in the pudding - or in this case, the receipt of this diner's bee hoon.at a food court in Singapore General Hospital .
Some netizens were similarly incensed by the $8 price tag attached to the meal, describing it as "daylight robbery" while others called for a boycott of the stall. However, the stall assistant told Shin Min Daily News that he had seen the Facebook post and said that theHan, 30, listed out the charges for the individual items - $2 for bee hoon, $1.50 for fried egg, $1 for long beans ang $2.50 for vegetarian roast goose."The prices of our dishes are clearly marked and we won't charge diners random prices, so I don't know why the diner said his meal cost him $8," the stall assistant said.