Papua New Guinea is now a land of abundance. Living in New Zealand, I'm pleased that my taxes contribute to the Gordans Market. I'm excited to visit PNG in January 2024 for a week and look forward to sampling the local produce.
Haha you’re not the first viewer to recommend buying local vegetables from the Highlands! Sounds like incredible value! We’ve had vege supplies from Goroka, and their locally grown strawberries are so sweet and juicy!!!
Your channel is the only youtube site that gives valuable information about living in Port Moresby on a regular basis..I am glad your number of subscribers is steadily increasing.You'll easily reach 10000 subscribers pretty soon. Arigato gozaimas.
Thank you so much for your motivational comment!! :) it really means a lot to hear that from a viewer! We really hope to hit at least 1000 subs soon! As we’ve had slow but steady growth over the last 6 months! :) Daniel and Yuka :)
Thankyou for smashing the like button, subscribing AND commenting!! The perfect triple combo of support!! ❤️ Glad you enjoyed our video and were able to shed light on the mystery vegetable! Snake Gourd! Hope you’ve been enjoying our other content too! Do you have any suggestions for any videos you’d like us to react to or consider doing? :) Daniel and Yuka
Great video. Just want to mention that the 'Aibika' you labelled (4:15) was actually kango. Aibika looks totally different and comes in many varieties. Try Aibika next time, its an excellent source of iron. Otherwise its a good video to show that definitely its cheaper to buy at the local markets comparted to supermarkets. Local markets fruits and vegetables are organic from rich soil with no chemicals. Buying from local markets also support the families. Thank you Daniel and Yuka. Head to Sepik and check out the Wewak market, you wont be disappointed. Your K100 worth of fruits and vegetables would make the car tyre go flat... (wink wink).
Thanks Yang Ewan, for clarifying Aibika = kangkong… we asked the vendors and they told us aibika. You’re right, aibika leaf does look totally different! Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
Wow, that is crazy cheap 70 KG of vegetables for K100! It must be super easy and affordable to be vegetarian in Mt Hagen! :D Thanks for watching and commenting! Daniel and Yuka
Thanks for watching! Still cheaper than at other supermarkets! We're sad that we missed the Sogeri Pineapple Festival last weekend! But had videos to edit! :)
Really enjoying your great videos of life in Moresby. Nice one Daniel, and Yuka seems like such a lovely girl. I've subscribed and looking forward to more.
Thanks for commenting Keisha!! Which region of PNG is your fiancé from?? Hope you are enjoying our PNG content!! We’re in Goroka now and exploring the Highlands!
Thank you for sharing fresh vegetables and buying local at Gordon's market. The snake plant you bought is made into penis gauge in Western Province, Tabubil and Sundaun Province Telefomin for man to wear.
Interesting video. Gordon's market is such a great place for people to do their marketing. If you don't mind me asking what do you guys do on PNG? Amazing house!
100Kina is pretty good Amount imo. Also that's snake gourd , i used to grow them but they were malnourished 😂 not like those in the video . Also Thank you TH-cam for this Video Recommendation 😀👍🏽
Hi Iriani, we weren't able to 100% identify what the mysterious vegetable is named, but it seems to be a type of bitter gourd vegetable... We agree it is tasty with coconut rice and tuna! Thanks for watching and subscribing to our channel! :D
Trust me you'll get triple the amount of fruits and veggies with 75 Kina at Lae or Hagen main markets. Port Moresby markets are the most expensive in PNG.
@@tristantristobelt9847 thanks for your comment! Well relatively speaking in comparison to our local supermarkets, Gordon’s market seemed crazy cheap! So living in Lae or Hagen and getting “fallen-off-the-back-of-a-truck” prices sounds like living the dream!! 😂
Well we sort of got harassed by some random guy who tried to drag us to the police station because I was filming and he was of the opinion that I was exploiting the market vendors by filming “without their permission”, so it sort of soured the experience a little and has kinda deterred us from going back to Gordon’s Market, then the second wave of COVID-19 hit PNG so we haven’t been back again since. Which is a shame as we really enjoyed the experience until this guy was a jerk… if we weren’t in a group it would have been a lot more intimidating - hence my casual suggestion to go in a group. :)
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Papua New Guinea is now a land of abundance. Living in New Zealand, I'm pleased that my taxes contribute to the Gordans Market. I'm excited to visit PNG in January 2024 for a week and look forward to sampling the local produce.
If you had spent K100 for veggies in the highlands Region of PNG, that table would break. I'm am not kidding. Great content.
Haha you’re not the first viewer to recommend buying local vegetables from the Highlands! Sounds like incredible value! We’ve had vege supplies from Goroka, and their locally grown strawberries are so sweet and juicy!!!
I concur with you ❤️
Your channel is the only youtube site that gives valuable information about living in Port Moresby on a regular basis..I am glad your number of subscribers is steadily increasing.You'll easily reach 10000 subscribers pretty soon.
Arigato gozaimas.
Thank you so much for your motivational comment!! :) it really means a lot to hear that from a viewer!
We really hope to hit at least 1000 subs soon! As we’ve had slow but steady growth over the last 6 months! :)
Daniel and Yuka :)
@@DanielandYuka You're welcome..and I love your videos.
Thanks
Great share 👍
The mystery vegetable is called "Snake gourd" hahaha. Love you guy's contents! Already subscribe and yes I smashed the like button too! 🤣
Thankyou for smashing the like button, subscribing AND commenting!! The perfect triple combo of support!! ❤️ Glad you enjoyed our video and were able to shed light on the mystery vegetable! Snake Gourd! Hope you’ve been enjoying our other content too! Do you have any suggestions for any videos you’d like us to react to or consider doing? :)
Daniel and Yuka
Love your videos... From a Papua New Guinean. Keep putting more contents.. You got yourself a subscriber 😂❤️
Thank you for your kind comment! We'll continue to keep trying to showcase the beauty of PNG to the world! :D Thanks for subscribing!
Most of these vegies are transported from the highlands so it's a bit expensive. Try Goroka market in eastern highlands province.
Amazing
Great video. Just want to mention that the 'Aibika' you labelled (4:15) was actually kango. Aibika looks totally different and comes in many varieties. Try Aibika next time, its an excellent source of iron. Otherwise its a good video to show that definitely its cheaper to buy at the local markets comparted to supermarkets. Local markets fruits and vegetables are organic from rich soil with no chemicals. Buying from local markets also support the families. Thank you Daniel and Yuka. Head to Sepik and check out the Wewak market, you wont be disappointed. Your K100 worth of fruits and vegetables would make the car tyre go flat... (wink wink).
Thanks Yang Ewan, for clarifying Aibika = kangkong… we asked the vendors and they told us aibika. You’re right, aibika leaf does look totally different! Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
PNG is land of plenty
i urge you to go to Mt hagen, another center up in the mainland of highlands. K100 will 70kg worth of vegetables.
Wow, that is crazy cheap 70 KG of vegetables for K100! It must be super easy and affordable to be vegetarian in Mt Hagen!
:D
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Daniel and Yuka
@@DanielandYuka yeah lots of vegetables in the highlands.
The pineapple was quite expansive. The Gordons market has changed a lot. Great content.
Thanks for watching! Still cheaper than at other supermarkets! We're sad that we missed the Sogeri Pineapple Festival last weekend! But had videos to edit! :)
Ahaaaa! I love your Chemical Brothers tshirt bro!! I love Sugar fruit btw
Very informative, at least newbies in PNG will have an idea on how much they need to spend for fruits and veges.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment and for watching our video! :D
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Really enjoying your great videos of life in Moresby. Nice one Daniel, and Yuka seems like such a lovely girl. I've subscribed and looking forward to more.
Thanks for the sub! We appreciate your kind comment! :)
My husband to be is from PNG . Please film more about png. Love there culture 🤞🏽🇵🇬💕HAPPY PNG WEEK💕🇵🇬🔒🌺
Thanks for commenting Keisha!! Which region of PNG is your fiancé from?? Hope you are enjoying our PNG content!! We’re in Goroka now and exploring the Highlands!
Where r u guys right now?
Fruits n veges are more cheaper in the Highlands region...come visit sometime..either Goroka or Mt Hagen
Thank you for sharing fresh vegetables and buying local at Gordon's market. The snake plant you bought is made into penis gauge in Western Province, Tabubil and Sundaun Province Telefomin for man to wear.
Interesting video.
Gordon's market is such a great place for people to do their marketing.
If you don't mind me asking what do you guys do on PNG? Amazing house!
Yeah the new renovated Gordons Market is MUCH cleaner than it used to be!
Editing TH-cam videos seems to take most of our time now! :D Thanks!
100Kina is pretty good Amount imo.
Also that's snake gourd , i used to grow them but they were malnourished 😂 not like those in the video .
Also Thank you TH-cam for this Video Recommendation 😀👍🏽
Yay TH-cam’s recommendation algorithm is working to recommend some of our older popular videos!! :)
most veg theytransport Highland, K75 is too much. This veg you can buy around K25 at Mt Hagen.
Hi Bro...could you please give information how much for rent apartment per week in port Moresby?
Very expensive, i should say if withine the city......
I havent been here but PAU. Thing with the same price in supermaket around here.
Well Gordons Market is much easier to get to than PAU! :D Great vegetable prices at Gordons Market!
Can please give me information how much for rent apartment one week at port Moresby?
Hi Daniel & Yuka, great video. did you guys find out what the ‘mysterious veg’ was? 😊 It’s nice with canned tuna & coconut rice
Hi Iriani, we weren't able to 100% identify what the mysterious vegetable is named, but it seems to be a type of bitter gourd vegetable... We agree it is tasty with coconut rice and tuna! Thanks for watching and subscribing to our channel! :D
@@DanielandYuka 😊 it’s a snake gourd
@@kanaka_pikinini HI Irian, Thanks for letting us know! :D
😇What a bargain ......K75
Gordons Market has changed
Port Moresby is expensive, but Lae main market is cheapest. Pineapple would be K2.00
Wow that is super cheap for Pineapples! We'll have to visit Lae market sometime!
:D
Trust me you'll get triple the amount of fruits and veggies with 75 Kina at Lae or Hagen main markets. Port Moresby markets are the most expensive in PNG.
@@tristantristobelt9847 thanks for your comment! Well relatively speaking in comparison to our local supermarkets, Gordon’s market seemed crazy cheap! So living in Lae or Hagen and getting “fallen-off-the-back-of-a-truck” prices sounds like living the dream!! 😂
Lae is becoming like gordons market to, getting expensive to
Maybe because of COVID-19 and increased shipping costs? thanks for watching our video Keturah!
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Just casually throw in "it's probably safer to go in a group" at the end. Wait, what? Elaborate please!
Well we sort of got harassed by some random guy who tried to drag us to the police station because I was filming and he was of the opinion that I was exploiting the market vendors by filming “without their permission”, so it sort of soured the experience a little and has kinda deterred us from going back to Gordon’s Market, then the second wave of COVID-19 hit PNG so we haven’t been back again since. Which is a shame as we really enjoyed the experience until this guy was a jerk… if we weren’t in a group it would have been a lot more intimidating - hence my casual suggestion to go in a group. :)