"Same Rate As Real Silver": Dosa Sold For Rs 600 At Mumbai Airport Shocks Internet
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The video has amassed 9.3 million views and 1.8 lakh views.
An internet user recently took to Instagram and shared that he was surprised to see how expensive dosas are at Mumbai Airport. The user stated that the price of a Masala Dosa with buttermilk was Rs 600. Even though items are sold at an inflated price at the airport, this price of a simple food item shocked many on the internet.
A video of the same was shared by Instagram user Chef Don India. In the clip, the chef is seen making a dosa. Later, the camera pans to the restaurant's computerised menu display. A Masala Dosa with buttermilk costs Rs 600, but a Benne Khali Dosa costs Rs 620. If a customer wants to drink lassi or filter coffee with their dosa, the cost increases even further. "Gold cheaper than dosa at Mumbai Airport," reads the caption of the video.
Since being shared, the video has amassed 9.3 million views and 1.8 lakh views.
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