Sometimes, what's shared on social media isn't about intending harm to a vendor's business. But when you're served food that doesn't match its price, it's understandable to feel disappointed. For example, a recent TikTok post expressed dissatisfaction with a vendor at a food festival stall in Padang Kota, Pulau Pinang.
The user lamented that the RM10 laksa they purchased fell short of expectations, resembling more of a noodle soup due to its thin and flavourless broth.
@cheffieza88 org nak juai laksa hampa nk juai laksa,dah la aku tgh lapaq ,laksa mmg fav aku la,sekali beli hampeehhh xsedapp!!!!!#padangkotapenang #eventchoii #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #fyp #penangmalaysia original sound - Cheffieza
"This is the saddest laksa I've ever had. I've been hungry since morning and opted for laksa among the food choices available. But after paying RM10, all I got was this watery dish. It's practically like noodle soup. I've never encountered such diluted laksa broth before. Not only is it watery, but it also lacks any flavour," they expressed their disappointment with the dish not matching its price.
Upon seeing the post, many netizens shared similar sentiments, expressing their own frustrations when buying items or food at food festivals. Many criticized vendors for prioritizing profit over honesty in their business practices.
