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Lamb prices in Mongolia fluctuate significantly
Lamb prices in Mongolia fluctuate significantly. In autumn, a whole lamb could be bought for less than 10,000 MNT, and cuts for 12,000 MNT. After a harsh winter, prices increased substantially, with some locals reporting a doubling in lamb prices. Specific cuts (meat, fat, tail) were purchased for 25,000 MNT.
Ulaanbaatar does not typically have a traditional fish market because fish is not a traditional food in Mongolian…
Ulaanbaatar does not typically have a traditional fish market because fish is not a traditional food in Mongolian culture. Visitors are likely to find only canned or frozen red fish in supermarkets. This reflects a cultural dietary preference.
Mussels in oil can potentially be found in large Mongolian supermarkets like Nomin, or in Korean (E-mart) and French…
Mussels in oil can potentially be found in large Mongolian supermarkets like Nomin, or in Korean (E-mart) and French (Carefure) chain stores in Ulaanbaatar. Traditional Russian stores are not guaranteed to stock this item.
The price of ground beef in Mongolia can be as high as 37,000 MNT per kilogram, significantly increased due to a harsh…
The price of ground beef in Mongolia can be as high as 37,000 MNT per kilogram, significantly increased due to a harsh winter impacting meat prices. Lamb is also expensive.