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Fast food prices have significantly increased in recent years, often outpacing inflation and other food-related costs. These hikes can be attributed to several factors, including rising labor costs, increased food prices, and operational expenses. This trend is driving some consumers to consider dining options that offer better value or dining experiences, such as sit-down restaurants. Despite higher prices in both areas, the increased costs in fast food are particularly noteworthy because they traditionally served as a more affordable eating option. Now, with fast food no longer representing the economical choice it once did, consumers might find better value or quality for money in traditional restaurants, where prices have also risen but may offer a perceived higher quality of food and experience[1][2][6].