To be fair that was Korean convenience store which branched out to Mongolia. So it makes sense that it's placed along the Korea (though you ranked the Mongolia higher)
Everything is not Mongolian food except for the fried long dough which is a breakfast staple here. We started eating chicken as a nation in the 21st century :)
I can't stop watching your vids! As soon as one comes on I start moving to the background beat. The energy is so high that at times I literally stand up and start dancing in place, cheering you on while you sample foreign snack foods!!
Mongolia is culturally Central asian and is surrounded by Central asian countries, you just don't notice because they're under Chinese and Russian occupation
@@siyacer Central Asian countries (the Stan countries) are mostly Islamic and the descendants of turegs and Persians. Whereas Mongolians are descendants of Xiongnu. Mongolian culture is unique on its own and it's definitely different than central Asian culture which centralize around Islam. Mongolia is religiously east Asian, culturally east Asian, geographicly east Asian and just because we have nomadic lifestyle doesn't automatically mean we're central Asian.
@@speedwagon_69 this just demonstrates how little you know about central Asia. the Stan countries? nobody who actually knows anything about central Asia calls them that. mostly Islamic? central asia isn't very religious to begin with, it's as muslim as turkey. descendents of tuaregs and persians? seriously? what would the fucking Berbers be doing in central Asia? do you even know what the chief ethnicity of most of central Asia is? central Asia consists of turkic countries who literally came from what is now mongolia and shared a culture literally known as the turco-mongol tradition, shared the exact same religion before they converted, and have extremely similar core vocabulary. tell me how they're culturally apart? islam is NOT what our culture is centered around. do you think the people of kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan who have the exact same lifestyle and sometimes even share the same place with mongols are completely different cultures just because they happen to be Muslim? mongolia is central asian.
Agreed. Its really expensive in Mongolian sense for example 5K is Almost 1.5$. It sounds so cheap in dollars LoL but that sounds a lot in Mongolian Tukruk (төгрөг)
In india you can get 1 packet lays (10-50 rs max) 2 pcs samosas (30 -40 rs max) 3 pcs sattu kachodi with chutney or sabji (60 -70 rs max) 1 plate idli and dosa and wada each(160 -200 rs max) 2 cups of coffee (60 - 300 rs max) depending on the store. Most people pay 60 only. 2 glasses of any fruit juice(100 to 150 rs max) Ice cream (120 -160 rs max) Rest buy a whole chicken raw for (150 -200 rs max) Or cooked one chicken for (400 -560 rs max) Adding all the money that a normal Indian will spend is 830 rs. 10 dollars into Indian rupees is 819 rs. 11 rs difference. And you get whole breakfast lunch ready.
Funny how GS25 is actually a Korean convenient store that are now also in Mongolia. other convenient store or discount department store didn't invest much in Mongolia due to its low population but with the power of localizing, Korean Cvs and dds have made their way into Mongolia 😊
Circle K was the first convenience store to be opened in Mongolia in 2018 but unfortunately, it got wrecked by CU Korean chain. GS25 and CU are the main competitors as of right now just like they’re still a main competitors in Korea also.
Try Poland! We have chain convenience stores called Żabka and some are better, some are worse, but in general you can definitely get good meals and drinks.
You better stop gripping the dough stick like that bruh
It was trying to escape!
why it soggy
@@leafext tbh everythings sogy in Mongolia
@@Moelester3626 exactly
@@Moelester3626 ok
"all of this only for 10 dollar!"
Local:💀💀💀
Indeed🥲
Agreed💀
Why?
@@WolfClips121 in mongolia its expensive for us
Only 10 dollars. Only 10 dollars. Only 10 dollars....... Ahhhhhhhhhh too expensive
As a fellow local living in Mongolia it is not that cheap if we compare our salaries with the prices of goods. Glad that you enjoyed it. Have fun.
As a Korean, his tier list is pretty accurate. When I went to Japan, I went to a Japanese convenience store every day. It was amazing.
Glad you made it out of the desert! I literally prayed for you the whole time 😩
he was in the city. the cities are slightly better, theres... WATER at least...
Pray for me
That strawberry cream stuffed waffle looks so good 😩❤️
Thats expensive
@@Arxoenbro stfu ur just poor 3$ isn't expensive?
😂
Yeah its a bit cheap 3.6k for me I'm an child in mongolia but 4.5k for an like bbq stick yeah thats expensive
I can make you stuffed with strawberry cream if yk what i mean
Bro was holding that dough stick like it was going to cure cancer
To be fair that was Korean convenience store which branched out to Mongolia. So it makes sense that it's placed along the Korea (though you ranked the Mongolia higher)
Actually korean stores have higher price.
@@altahuunmeik so true inflation and basic cost of living is higher here, :(
That mongolian convenience store is so expensive tho!! Why did he say it was cheap!?
@@IndonesianKomodobecause when you convert it to dollars it considered cheap
@@IndonesianKomodoIts cheap if you come from a wealthy country and not cheap at all for the locals.
I need an update on how you got out of the desert. Lol
Ong 💀💀💀
UB isn't a desert 😂😂
Mexico trust
Why are Nazis and Communists in the same comment thread?!💀🤣
walking
I live in Mongolia- you should try CU here it’s a bit different than the other locations across asia!
I remember when the kimchi dumplings there were actually good
Me too but where is cu
i live in mongolia too
@@AnarBatjargal-q2o Mongolia
@@AnarBatjargal-q2oOnly in Ulaanbaatar i think
as an mongolian i can confirm that there are amazing foods here
Mongolian stir-fried noodles dish is really good because the hand-made noodles are first steamed.
Visiting my country earned my respect and sub
Thank u mongooltje
as a mongolian i am flattered by this ranking come visit again or try visiting other attractionso.
"all this for 10 dolla!"
Mongolians: 😨 THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND TUGRIKS?!
LES GO ONE TH-camR FINALLY GOT IN MY SWEET COUNTRY
English - 10 dollar is low
Mongolia - 1-dollar is so much 💰 🤑
Ots only 3600 tugrug bruh im sure every mongolian has atleast more than 50 dollars
True lol
so much? lmao
3400 tughrick great depression ahh @@kaizutv1
“All of this was only $10”
Mongolian people that lives there: he richa
why you fun of mongolia?
@@ZentaxKvn no you don’t understand
@@baihuaqiu9444 so wdym
@@baihuaqiu9444true its 30k or more in mongolia
Welcome to our country my friend ❤
im Mongolian ty for making Mongolian content!
Thank you for visiting my country 😊
Yes
Everything is not Mongolian food except for the fried long dough which is a breakfast staple here. We started eating chicken as a nation in the 21st century :)
Yu yriad bgn be tsuiwan chin mgl hool, Bas mgld uildwersen zaidas bn lol
Im so happy that someone actually tried our convenient store! I knew as soon as I saw the bill
Mongolia 🇲🇳 loves you!
I can't stop watching your vids! As soon as one comes on I start moving to the background beat. The energy is so high that at times I literally stand up and start dancing in place, cheering you on while you sample foreign snack foods!!
Go to Indonesia!!! We have tons of delicious food and affordable as well :)
Ironically, GS25 is a Korean convenient store chain.
It’s Japanese
@@canadianaviatorits korean you numbnuts
@@canadianaviatorIt is Korean you DA
@@canadianaviator its literally korean. at least look it up before commenting.
im subscribing because mongolia is my county an i like your videos
Thank u for visiting to my country 😄
im mongolian. and im sooo happy that u picked mongolia. and i never saw a youtuber pick mongolia
As a Mongolian I'm very thankful and the store you entered GS25 is one of the most expensive stores
Wow that’s amazing!!!
You should try Taiwan. By far the best
I go to Formosa every 6 years
Yes, actually in Mongolia for 1 dollar you can buy a decent meal made for two as portions are huuge
So he's saying a Korean convenience store chain operating in Mongolia is better than a convenience store in Korea. Cool.
I mean like 711 and lawson were/are american companies but they farrrr better in east asia n south east
It has more options
As a Mongolian I dream about wasting 10 dollars in the right situation
Bro didn’t go over the budget for once lol
Try the Netherlands! 🇳🇱 :3
I knew Japan is the best ❤❤ we put so much effort on combini 🙌
GS25 is a Korean convenience store, so you basically went to a Korean convenience store in Mongolia.
but he ate mostly mongolian food so ur eating mongolian food in a korean store in mongolia
Omg I am an Mongolian and that money is soooooo much for the people in Mongolia ❤
And I never seen that kind of food in the market
nah i'm a mongolian, 10$ is nothing. you must be poor student.
bti iim uruvdultei yum bich l dee hha. aiiiiimar ih ntr. 35 6k l bgazde
Mongolig gutaagad shaah yuma, yduu ch geh shig.
uruvdultei yum bichhiima gadaaduud door harj baiga shu
As a Mongolian those are soo good hope you enjoyed it
"all of this only for 10 dollar!"
Mongolia: Fuck you bro that expensive.
Thx dude for suporting my county i live in mongolia
You definitely need to try 7 Eleven in Taiwan 🇹🇼! It’s right up there with Japan!
I’m from Mongolia I really hope you enjoy your stay.
"I've never been to central asia"
Duh, Mongolia is considered east Asian
It is in North Asia
Mongolia is culturally Central asian and is surrounded by Central asian countries, you just don't notice because they're under Chinese and Russian occupation
@@siyacer Central Asian countries (the Stan countries) are mostly Islamic and the descendants of turegs and Persians. Whereas Mongolians are descendants of Xiongnu. Mongolian culture is unique on its own and it's definitely different than central Asian culture which centralize around Islam.
Mongolia is religiously east Asian, culturally east Asian, geographicly east Asian and just because we have nomadic lifestyle doesn't automatically mean we're central Asian.
@@speedwagon_69 this just demonstrates how little you know about central Asia. the Stan countries? nobody who actually knows anything about central Asia calls them that. mostly Islamic? central asia isn't very religious to begin with, it's as muslim as turkey. descendents of tuaregs and persians? seriously? what would the fucking Berbers be doing in central Asia? do you even know what the chief ethnicity of most of central Asia is? central Asia consists of turkic countries who literally came from what is now mongolia and shared a culture literally known as the turco-mongol tradition, shared the exact same religion before they converted, and have extremely similar core vocabulary. tell me how they're culturally apart? islam is NOT what our culture is centered around. do you think the people of kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan who have the exact same lifestyle and sometimes even share the same place with mongols are completely different cultures just because they happen to be Muslim? mongolia is central asian.
As an mongolian i respect you for coming to mongolia 🇲🇳
"Cheapest so far"
Philipines: u havent seen the best.
Thank you 😊 i am from Mongolia 🇲🇳 😊
I feel like you just go to different places now to go to their convenience stores 😂
That convenience store is called GS25 btw
That’s terrific, but I am guessing that locals make a whole lot less than us in the west. $10 might feed a family for a week or so.
The thing is that it is cheap for you, but it is very expensive for me 💀
Then visit Mongolia everything is cheap
@@UrbdofheodbdiddihLocals make a lot less money so it could be expensive for them.
@@Urbdofheodbdiddih the exchange rate for tugrik is just really good
Agreed. Its really expensive in Mongolian sense for example 5K is Almost 1.5$. It sounds so cheap in dollars LoL but that sounds a lot in Mongolian Tukruk (төгрөг)
Meanwhile in the US: Yeha your total is $85.34
You should try indonesiaaaa🎉🎉
Please go to the county with the most motorcycles 🛵🇻🇳
In india you can get
1 packet lays (10-50 rs max)
2 pcs samosas (30 -40 rs max)
3 pcs sattu kachodi with chutney or sabji (60 -70 rs max)
1 plate idli and dosa and wada each(160 -200 rs max)
2 cups of coffee (60 - 300 rs max) depending on the store. Most people pay 60 only.
2 glasses of any fruit juice(100 to 150 rs max)
Ice cream (120 -160 rs max)
Rest buy a whole chicken raw for (150 -200 rs max)
Or cooked one chicken for (400 -560 rs max)
Adding all the money that a normal Indian will spend is 830 rs.
10 dollars into Indian rupees is 819 rs.
11 rs difference. And you get whole breakfast lunch ready.
Yes I live in Mongolia, it is very cheap, like EVERYTHING, you can buy one set of KFC for 5 dollars
Wtf is a “set” of kfc?
@@JayStewTheAsswipe combo?
You should really try Norwegian 7/11 food and just Norwegian food in general🧡
WE NEED TO KNOW HOW U GOT OUT THE DESERT! I WAS WORRIED SICK 😭
A pb and j ice cream sandwich sounds incredible
Thank you for visiting our mongolia
We love mongolia😊🇲🇳
Funny how GS25 is actually a Korean convenient store that are now also in Mongolia. other convenient store or discount department store didn't invest much in Mongolia due to its low population but with the power of localizing, Korean Cvs and dds have made their way into Mongolia 😊
Circle K was the first convenience store to be opened in Mongolia in 2018 but unfortunately, it got wrecked by CU Korean chain. GS25 and CU are the main competitors as of right now just like they’re still a main competitors in Korea also.
Mainly it's because the majority of Mongolians are obsessed with Koreans and Korean things
Hi i’m Mongolia 🇲🇳 😊
Im glad you like our prices !
Go to Kazakhstan next! You’re already nearby
Clenched that dough stick like Arthur clenched his fist
Dude you should do 10 dollars in American convince stores
As an Mongolian I'm not complaining
I live in Mongolia and I like does foods so much you should keep staying there are more good foods
When you pulled out Mongolian currency I thought I was tripping for second until I realized you were in Mongolia lmao
South Africa next
TYSM for visiting my language hope u like our food in shop 🏬 Mongolia 🇲🇳 is real fun i love my lauguange so much hope other like mine too 😊
As a Mongolian Person myself yes it is Petty good snacks you should try it ❤
You should try south Africa
bros got like whole family meal
You should try tajikistan. It's my home country and it is IMPOSIBLE to find anyone who does this type of content there.😢
i appreciate u visiting out country.
im quite surprised that u like out conveniend store.
I have Mongolian heritage who moved to Mexico, which led to me. I hope to visit it someday!
That all looks amazing.
I've been waiting for the new shorts cause they good
"All of this was only 10 dollars!"
Locals: Holy shi- I've been blessed!
YOOO as a mongolian im very happy with being in a tier
If you from mongolia you can read this
"Энийг унш"
I'm from Mongolia too
You can get unlimited buffet for 10 dollars in India
you should try our beloved country, Philippines!
Mongolia snack is so good
Try Poland! We have chain convenience stores called Żabka and some are better, some are worse, but in general you can definitely get good meals and drinks.
Thank u for rating our convenience store
you right im mongolian to
You better have eat a "buuz" It's so cool so do it next part
My boy you went to the bad one you should have went to CU or MK these are the good ones and I should know cause I’m Mongolian
Bro is gonna be millionaire in here😂😂
Hong Kong on Korea and above Thailand tier is wild (I'm from Hong Kong)
NO ONES GONNA TAKE THE DOUGH STICK FROM YOU.
I live in Mongolia and it’s a good thing that you liked it
That looks so good! ❤
Bro I love how you can tell the chips are completely air, just by how inflated the bag is
you should try the 7/11 at cambodia its pretty good