Hey! I'm Amy from Australia! I've been travelling around China on and off for the last 10 years now. I'm here to share some of my crazy adventures, eat some yummy food, and spread positive vibes :) xx
nowadays I mostly drink Cotti coffee, CNY 9.9 for any variety, americano, latte, blended coffee with or without milk/ juice/ cream etc. its even cheaper than luckin. and both cotti and luckin are 10000 times better than star bullshit.
47 RMB coffee is insane, considering how much a meal costs in China. But Amy, where could we find $4 coffee medium cup coffee now in Australia? I think most of them are over $4 now, unless you didn't add GST.
OMG, I clicked the video too early. My Uber Eats hasn't arrived yet. What should I do? Should I wait for my food to accompany Amy's new video or just watch it now? Panicking ~~~~~😵💫
Not only is the food dirt cheap, you can get the full nutrition in terms of protein, carbohydrates, cellulose and vitamins due to the variety of ingredients. I suspect the average Chinese enjoys a healthier diet than the average Westerner.
Arabica coffee was the best coffee me and my partner had when we were travelling in China! It was the only coffee we had that reminded us of what we’re used to in Melbourne. Its so expensive for the spending standards in China but so worth it 😂
That's not even come close to a challenge, it's an everyday life. It's the same in Indonesia, US$ 5 hoes a long way for a day. Heck I can even get drinks and snacks
I wonder if Amy will apply for a five star card, if she hasn't already. I think she definitely would qualify for it after living in China for many years, knowing the language, culture, everything.
I went to Sydney and Melbourne in 1993, and all the restaurants charge you money for ketchup. But it is completely free in America fast food restaurants.