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Fruits on the market in the village of Goynuk at the end of March
I read that the market is on Fridays (by the way, how does it work and what time is it better to go?). Is it possible to buy cheap fruits on another day. Where? I would like to understand what fruits will be at the end of March (24-31). Is there any way to get a price quote, that would be great!
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There will be citrus fruits and last year's apples. They will be given to you at the hotel. For other fruits, March is still too early. The market, the one on Fridays, is a flea market for the locals, with clothes, household goods, food mixed. You can ask for oil, pomegranate sauce, etc. there. But it is better to buy all this in the Migros or Tansash supermarkets.
Nuts, dried fruits, figs are more expensive than we have in Kyiv. Moreover, it is decently more expensive, a kilo of good dried figs we have 5 dollars, they have 10.
Nuts, dried fruits, figs are more expensive than we have in Kyiv. Moreover, it is decently more expensive, a kilo of good dried figs we have 5 dollars, they have 10.
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you! I'll keep it on mind.
in the market is it better not to buy because of the quality or the price?
And where are the supermarket., O cat. You write?
in the market is it better not to buy because of the quality or the price?
And where are the supermarket., O cat. You write?
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answered 14 years ago
The quality is normal, it's just cheaper in the supermarket. I mean products. I usually bring olive oil, walnut oil, pomegranate sauce, fig jam, black bitter chocolate with pistachios.
Both Migros and Tansash are located in Kemer not far from the exit towards Tekirova (this is opposite from the direction to Goynuk). Baklava by weight is also in Migros. But if you buy home nougat and Turkish delight, then it’s good to take it at the bazaar. Also, there may be a little cheaper home textiles - towels, bathrobes, etc. Sometimes, very rarely, in such markets they sell olive oil on tap, I took it several times in Kemer - very good, sealed hermetically, cheaply.
We have not been buying clothes in Turkey for a long time, except for leather. If something comes across at a normal price and of good quality, we take it, but you don’t need to tune in to such shopping - it’s expensive in resort cities and towns, there will be no sales in the spring.
Z.Y.
There is also a huge shopping center Migros 3M at the exit from Antalya towards Kemer, there is a lot of everything - both clothes and food.
Both Migros and Tansash are located in Kemer not far from the exit towards Tekirova (this is opposite from the direction to Goynuk). Baklava by weight is also in Migros. But if you buy home nougat and Turkish delight, then it’s good to take it at the bazaar. Also, there may be a little cheaper home textiles - towels, bathrobes, etc. Sometimes, very rarely, in such markets they sell olive oil on tap, I took it several times in Kemer - very good, sealed hermetically, cheaply.
We have not been buying clothes in Turkey for a long time, except for leather. If something comes across at a normal price and of good quality, we take it, but you don’t need to tune in to such shopping - it’s expensive in resort cities and towns, there will be no sales in the spring.
Z.Y.
There is also a huge shopping center Migros 3M at the exit from Antalya towards Kemer, there is a lot of everything - both clothes and food.
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