BUDU RM4.29 AT GIANT

By Cikgu Fonik

One small bottle of Budu cap ketereh cost a whooping RM4.29 at Giant Sandakan. As I remembered a bottle usually cost near RM3.00 only.

So much for the low price leader in Malaysia eh.

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