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Social media publications of the investor, which doubts the amazing price of an ordinary omelette in a luxury hotel, indicated discussions about the high cost of eating in high -end institutions. Babs Books, “Any idea about the reason for the cost of Plain Omelette $ 800 + 18 % commodity and services tax at Star Hotel?
Soon the viral post went, which led to a hot debate about whether the fine food prices were justified or exploitative. While some have argued that customers are paying for experience and atmosphere, others pointed to the important signs of distinguished hotels.
One of the users defended the pricing, saying: “A $ 25 omelette can be found in a place where you will not click on the pictures, and your friends will not tell this, and it will not be published on the FB, and the one who serves it at $ 25 will not have 100 people who take care of you or In a swimming pool after your meal.
Another user has linked the high cost of demand in the market, and writing, “They cost what it costs because someone (or perhaps a lot) is ready to pay. The price is the function of preparing for payment and not cost – sales 101.”
Some saw pricing as part of the luxurious food. “You do not pay the price of an adjective, sir. You pay for experience and buy your social status in return. Moreover, Omeleette is not the actual purchase, but the social situation is 😊,” one of the users commented.
Others pointed to the impact of taxes, explaining that hotel restaurants are part of the service category, which makes them subject to the rates of commodity tax and high services. Under the current tax system, taxes are imposed on five -star hotel services with the highest 28 %, that is, much more than the previous service tax (6 %) and luxury taxes in the state.
Luxurious eating has always been examined in India because of its sharp prices, but with customers is still ready to pay, the discussion is unlikely to fade any time soon.
