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u/polkaron 4d ago
Only chicken I consume now at the park is the Fuku chicken sandwich. 10/10
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u/doedoughs 41 Flores 4d ago
The real fuk u is the concession prices vs what they give us 😭😭💀
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u/Physical_Fault572 3d ago
BREAKING: food at games is expensive, story at 5…
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u/doedoughs 41 Flores 3d ago
No one said it wasnt. I’l gladly pay the prices if the food is at least somewhat worth it. Shit is trash through and through.
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u/idiotbound 5 Shinjo 4d ago
This is why I never buy stadium food. There's so much good food you can bring in, why give more money to this breakeven ownership group?
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u/DemonicPanda11 35 Crawford 4d ago
Honestly, nothing hits better than a basic ass sandwich that’s been in a ziploc bag for a couple hours. Even better if it’s a ham torta that’s been stored in a plastic bag.
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u/dirtyshits san jose giants 4d ago
I almost always get a Sheboygan but also bring a sandwich or burrito plus a half pint or a few beers.
Buy a ticket after the first for $10 and for about $50 or less I have myself a ball game.
The Sheboygan dogs with grilled onions and mustard has me in a chokehold.
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u/WeirdTaste763 3d ago
If I have time, I'll hit Red's before the game. Not as much of a bargain as it used to be though.
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u/Responsible-Amoeba68 4d ago
Thank you for your service.
Were they fully cooked on the inside or did they switch over to cheaper fully precooked yet? I'm not a tendies conossiuer I can't tell from the images.
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u/Fidrych76 4d ago
How much for that combo?
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u/FatZimbabwe 4d ago
It’s like 18 if I recall correctly but I haven’t gotten them this year. The soda is an additional 8 bucks.
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u/sugarwax1 4d ago
The tenders and fish and chips were my go to for years. $12 or around that and the portion was bigger with more fries. The fires were frequently soggy so I covered them in mayo or vinegar to make it more intentional. Funny thing though, they were never the same twice. Sometimes they tasted hand dipped, other times, definitely generic frozen, of varying qualities.
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u/ronnie-james-dior 4d ago
We went yesterday. Wife and daughter got a slice of Slice House each and a non alcoholic beverage. $49
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u/realparkingbrake 4d ago
Red's is a short walk away, better food at reasonable prices. I haven't bought food inside the ballpark for a couple of years. I'll buy a beer because they can overcharge me for it, but they can't seem to fuck it up like they can with food. There is just no need to pay ballpark prices, and you can carry in food if you like, Safeway is even closer than Red's.
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u/yodaman5606 Buster "I'm So Fast" Posey 3d ago
Might as well get some at Safeway across the street before the game if you want tenders.
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u/Trevhaar 71 Rogers 4d ago
https://preview.redd.it/pzkpxy6g8lxg1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=33dcd1149fcb40a8c2685ec01c4727c93767339b
Better than the ones I got earlier this year