It’s not a secret, really; everyone should know this: “Chinese places in major food courts will have boxed out dishes for sale, near closing hours. They’re yummy and slutty cheap.” This one I managed to score in Melbourne Central, the food court upstairs. Five bucks. Plenty of fried rice, lovely prawns - also there were a lot of prawns, and they’re huge - and fresh veggies with clear sauce, or whatever, some chinese thingymagic that makes it go thick and fantastic. Wow I really need to learn more about foodie vocabs. I sound like a food noob. Oh wait, I am though. Anyways - yeah, do it. It’s cheap, it’s not stealing, and you can always buy heaps and freeze it off, stock it up and make your wallet proud.

Jan 11 -

It’s not a secret, really; everyone should know this:

“Chinese places in major food courts will have boxed out dishes for sale, near closing hours. They’re yummy and slutty cheap.”

This one I managed to score in Melbourne Central, the food court upstairs. Five bucks. Plenty of fried rice, lovely prawns - also there were a lot of prawns, and they’re huge - and fresh veggies with clear sauce, or whatever, some chinese thingymagic that makes it go thick and fantastic. Wow I really need to learn more about foodie vocabs. I sound like a food noob. Oh wait, I am though.

Anyways - yeah, do it. It’s cheap, it’s not stealing, and you can always buy heaps and freeze it off, stock it up and make your wallet proud.

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