ami@ML.usagi.org wrote:

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> ------- Message
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> Message-Id: <199812070600.PAA32593@top.win.or.jp>
> To: megami@ML.usagi.org
> Subject: Re: megami ML matome okuri
> From: Hitoshi Doi <doi@win.ne.jp>
> Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1998 15:00:53 +0900
> Reply-To: megami@ML.usagi.org
> X-ML-archive: http://www.win.ne.jp/~doi/ML/
>
> Chris wrote:
> |
> | I'm interested in how much the food costs at Anna Miller's so I can do the ye

> | n conversion and have a good howl.

Just to help Newcomer and R1 out, I'll post these prices in both U.S. and NZD's.

>
>
> Most dishes are around 1000 yen.

Works out to $8.36 U.S. or $16.00 NZ.

>
> Drinks are 500 yen or so, coffee is 450 + free refils.

Drinks work out to $4.18 U.S. or $8.01 NZ, while coffee is $3.75 U.S. and $7.20 NZ.


>
> Pies are 450 to 700 yen, depending on the pie.

Which means that pies can go up to 11.21 NZ. One word to Newcomer: OUCH!

Actually, this doesn't sound all that out of line when compared to your average American
breakfast/lunch chain outfit,
such as Denny's or IHOP. The only thing that's out of line is the coffee prices. Free
refills, though, which is a fine
tradition for any coffee drinker.

>
> Cute waitresses are free (for just looking ^_^;;)..

Absolutely correct, sir! Newcomer, take note. Take photos to show Sam.

>
>
> If you go for lunch, the set has food + drink for around 1000 yen.

> Actually, that's pretty reasonable for TKO, I suspect. That works out to around
$8.36 U.S.. A similar lunch dish in the
> U.S. is probably five to six dollars. Again, I defer to Hitoshi and Kenji (whose
wallet is usually screaming, from what
> I understand^_^) for an accurate assessment of how affordable these places actually
are to a TKO resident.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

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> Hitoshi Doi                                               Toshi Nibunnoichi
> half a UFO catcher doll, half a cel          801 tactical training squadron
> http://www.win.ne.jp/~doi/                                    doi@win.ne.jp