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Food Markets & Groceries in Vietnam: real experience from chats

Short answer
When buying cashews in Vietnam, compare prices across vendors, typically expecting to pay between 200,000 and 300,000 VND per kilogram. For groceries, note that pork and beef are relatively expensive, leading many to choose chicken as a more affordable alternative.

From real experience

When purchasing cashews or other edible souvenirs in Vietnam, consider local markets and specialty stores for better prices.
Prices can vary, but for cashews, expect rates around 200,000-300,000 VND per kilogram, though this can fluctuate. Pistachios might offer better value depending on market conditions and availability. It's advisable to compare prices at different vendors before making a purchase.
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Comparing grocery shopping options and prices in Vietnam versus Thailand.
Inquiring about major supermarkets with delivery services and seeking advice on meat purchasing, considering that pork is expensive and beef even more so. Exploring alternatives like chicken and identifying potential sources for more affordable meat.
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Discussing the meat market in Vietnam, specifically the pricing of pork and beef.
Inquire about user preferences for meat consumption, typical prices, and recommendations for sourcing quality meat at reasonable costs. Compare current Vietnamese meat prices to those in Russia if possible.
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Explain the price difference between two coffee options, one priced at 300 and the other at 130. Clarify currency and potential reasons for the price disparity (e.g., size, quality, type).
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