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What do you eat in Dominican-Republic?
Submit links and information about food in Dominican-Republic.
What did you eat when you traveled to Dominican-Republic? How much did it cost? Where did you find it? Where are the cheapest places to eat in Dominican-Republic? The best places? Submit your information below.
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First hand accounts of food in the Dominican Republic
“The fruit is cheap, which is what I like about it, but other than that we have just been eating crap food like hamburgers, french fries, beans, and fried chicken. I don’t know what the local people are eating, but they are probably making good food with all of these crap ingredients. Fried yuca is so good.” -Chaya, Sosua, Dominican Republic, February 2010
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February 5, 2010, 1:56 am
LinkI just purchased a large heated chicken sub and french fries for 200 pesos, $5.75, in Sosua. In the beach towns of the north, restaurant food does not seem to sell too cheaply.
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To make matters worse, the grocery stores in Sosua are also highly overpriced when compared to most places in the world. I saw a loaf of bad looking processed bread for 4 USD. But, then again, the Dominican Republic is an island country, and it probably is costly to import processed food.
We are coming up with a food strategy for traveling here, and we are probably spending far less money than most foreigners who are eating in restaurants at 10 USD a meal, but we are still spending more that what we would like.
Keep the high cost of food in mind when planning on traveling to the Dominican Republic.
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There are cheap options when it comes to food in the Dominican Republic, you just need to devise a strategy to find them. I pretty much lived off of beans and rice, sausages and vegetables. In all, I think that I was paying around 5 dollars a day for thee good meals, but of course I needed to cook them myself.
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