Hong Kong table tennis star stunned by ‘scary' Las Vegas food prices
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Doo is in the casino capital this week for the World Table Tennis United Smash tournament, and called the food prices 'scary' in a social media post on Wednesday.
The Olympic bronze medallist said the restaurant prices were 'exaggerated' – especially when you add an 18 per cent service charge on top.
In a video with teammate Ng Wing-lam, Doo highlighted several issues they have encountered and joked she would need to win more just to afford a meal.
'It's the first time that I have been so reluctant and picky when ordering Japanese food, but I really couldn't go for it,' she said. 'I am now curious about how much people in the US earn per month.
Doo Hoi-kem posted a video on Weibo about the 'scary' prices of eating out in Las Vegas. Photo: Weibo screenshots
'These prices are too exaggerated. It's time to stop talking, I have to roll up my sleeves to win a few more rounds to earn back my food expenses.'
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