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How much does food cost in Phuket or Koh Chang?
How much does food cost in Phuket or Koh Chang?
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I am also interested in the price of fruits in order to have some amount of money
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answered 7 years ago
local cuisine, depending on the distance to the sea, tom yam kun 80-250 baht, rice with fried minced meat in an egg 50-180 baht, watermelon 1/8 10-60 baht, small pineapple 20-50 baht, fresh 30-90 baht, assorted peeled fruits, a liter glass opposite bangly 60 baht, shrimp in batter 180-250 baht. Lived in Patong Maya patong residence (line 3)
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answered 7 years ago
Fruit on the street is cheap. Definitely affordable for any tourist. But there are many different ways to eat. Makashnitsa - 60-150 baht per person. Street cafe - 150-400 baht. Restaurants (Japanese for example) are even higher. Take with breakfast if you don't eat yourself. It is more difficult to find food on the streets in the morning, because the locals sleep until late in the morning. The breakfast is then dense and "free". For lunch, you can get by with fruit, and dinner in a cafe or macaroon, depending on the state of the wallet. In my opinion, this is the most "budget-comfortable" option. Don't stay hungry in Tai... Good luck to you!
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answered 7 years ago
how is the weather in November? is it worth going or choosing another month so that it is inexpensive
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answered 7 years ago
I have never been in November. I've been in December, January, February and April. I don't remember food prices being different. In April, the sea is a little "restless". There are small waves. But you can always swim. I even like them so much. In winter, there are usually no waves at all. The sea is like a lake. And it's even hotter in spring. Both air and water.
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answered 7 years ago
If you are in Patong, it is very profitable to order fish in Big C. It takes 20 minutes, no money is taken for cooking. Fish from 30 baht and above. After 7 p.m. there are big discounts on groceries. If you are on other beaches, then imported markets work twice a week, where cheap food, fruits and things are available.
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answered 7 years ago
For prices, I agree with leola32.
Two weeks ago we returned from Pattaya, were there at the end of June 2014 and in March 2016 in Phuket. What struck me compared to 2014: in my opinion, cheap fruit prices are a thing of the past, prices even in Pattaya are comparable to prices in Phuket during the high season. Of the previous prices, only prices for pineapples remained 20-40 baht per 1 piece. Mangosteen, passion fruit, lychee, longans 80-100 baht per kg. And in 2014, mangosteen in June were 45 baht. Mango is now from 50-60 baht to 80 (in 2014 - 40 baht), in November it will definitely be at least 80 baht per kg, in 1 kg 3 medium mangoes. Papaya 50 baht per kg. Various sliced fruits 30-50 baht per tray. In general, it's okay, but so for information about cheap fruit prices in tourist places. In 7/11 stores you can also see trays with ready-made food in refrigerators (they will heat it up at the checkout), delicious rice with the addition of a vegetable mixture and pieces of duck or other meat in sesame sauce, large portions 37 baht.
Two weeks ago we returned from Pattaya, were there at the end of June 2014 and in March 2016 in Phuket. What struck me compared to 2014: in my opinion, cheap fruit prices are a thing of the past, prices even in Pattaya are comparable to prices in Phuket during the high season. Of the previous prices, only prices for pineapples remained 20-40 baht per 1 piece. Mangosteen, passion fruit, lychee, longans 80-100 baht per kg. And in 2014, mangosteen in June were 45 baht. Mango is now from 50-60 baht to 80 (in 2014 - 40 baht), in November it will definitely be at least 80 baht per kg, in 1 kg 3 medium mangoes. Papaya 50 baht per kg. Various sliced fruits 30-50 baht per tray. In general, it's okay, but so for information about cheap fruit prices in tourist places. In 7/11 stores you can also see trays with ready-made food in refrigerators (they will heat it up at the checkout), delicious rice with the addition of a vegetable mixture and pieces of duck or other meat in sesame sauce, large portions 37 baht.
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answered 7 years ago
lysenko.lau1, mango picking season in April - then the lowest prices. It is naive to expect the same prices for mangoes in December as they are now. The locals themselves in November, say, at 150-200 baht per kilo, buy mangoes of the "nam dokmai" variety, that is, traditionally yellow sweet mango. Fruit prices vary depending on the season. If you fall into the collection season, then the price is ridiculous. If in the off-season - then the price is higher at times.
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answered 7 years ago
Waldi, I didn’t write about December in the answer, but I compared prices right now, that is, the end of June - the beginning of July in 2014 with 2017. After all, April-August is considered the season of ripening of many fruits in Thailand. So, it seems that the Thais, in tourist places, are in no hurry to reduce prices depending on the season, as in 2014, they probably sell everything well anyway. We went to a market for locals, such as Wat Bun in Pattaya, the choice is small (June), the fruits are smaller, it’s hot to go (unless you ride a bike yourself), so don’t bother, but take it in places for tourists (we then they just ate all sorts of fruits, despite the prices).
And to the question of a tourist, I answered that by November it was not necessary to wait for low prices for fruits, especially in the situation with the dollar and our money.
If they choose a hotel with breakfast, they always give pineapples or watermelons (or both) for breakfast.
And to the question of a tourist, I answered that by November it was not necessary to wait for low prices for fruits, especially in the situation with the dollar and our money.
If they choose a hotel with breakfast, they always give pineapples or watermelons (or both) for breakfast.
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answered 7 years ago
my phone number is +66 924470430 viber vatsap - I live permanently in Phuket. Call, write, I will answer any questions, help with booking accommodation, meeting at the airport - contact for taxi services. IMMEDIATELY I will say - this year should not be compared with the previous ones, today is already August 1 - and there is still no rain, although in the past from May to September it was flooded. Therefore, most likely, the rains will start later, and as on January 07, the temperature will be +24 degrees. Therefore, come now - do not be afraid, especially since Anex now has a very low price.
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answered 7 years ago
And in October, the sea in Phuket with strong waves? it will be possible to swim
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answered 7 years ago
The topic is about food, not about waves. There are already so many details on the Internet about almost every day of the year =) in October there are waves and sometimes dangerous ones. Tell us which beach you are going to so you know how much you should worry or not worry
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answered 7 years ago