When buying food, some foods seem cheap, but in fact they may become "price assassins", resulting in high cost in the end. Here are some foods that may become "price assassins".

Hotpot: Hotpot is a very popular food, but it may be one of the price killers. In some hot pot restaurants, the price on the menu is very cheap, but in fact there are only a few pieces of each dish, so you need to buy more to eat. Moreover, in some hot pot restaurants, the price of side dishes is more expensive than the price of staple food. Buffet: Buffet seems to be very cost-effective, but it can easily become a price assassin. There are many buffet dishes, but many of them are low-priced, and many cafeterias will limit the time and quantity of customers. If they exceed the regulations, they will incur extra expenses. Fast food: the price of fast food restaurants seems cheap, but it is easy to become a price assassin. In order to attract customers, fast food restaurants usually provide set meals, but the drinks and snacks in the set meals are often high-profit products, so it may be more cost-effective to order if you just want to eat the staple food. Seafood: The price of seafood is generally higher, but some seafood will have different prices in different seasons. In addition, some seafood shops may cheat on the price, such as indicating the price on a catty, but giving you the quantity per catty, which is prone to price calculation errors. In short, when you buy food, you should carefully look at the price, pay attention to the menu and price details, and don't be deceived by the price assassin.