Food Prices Are Rapidly Increasing at Train Stations in South Korea.
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The prices of foods like gimbap, ramen, udon, jajangmyeon, and bibimbap sold at train stations in South Korea have increased by an average of 24.4 percent in the last five years. The highest increase was seen in gimbap, at 33.3 percent, and it was determined that some of the food sold at the stations was more expensive than the average price at restaurants in Seoul. 🚆
The prices of foods like gimbap, ramen, udon, jajangmyeon, and bibimbap sold at train stations in South Korea have increased by an average of 24.4 percent in the last five years. The highest increase was seen in gimbap, at 33.3 percent, and it was determined that some of the food sold at the stations was more expensive than the average price at restaurants in Seoul.
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