Actually i am from nepal...and planning to go Norway for my master. I have watched a lots of videos on your channel. It really helps all those students or people who wants to come norway to know about almost everything about it. So helpful and supportive . Thanks bro ❤️❤️
@@NamastefromNorway hello brother, many thanks to you for sharing such useful information about Norway. I have spent my entire day in watching your videos. I appreciate your time and efforts in making these videos. Last but not least, thanks to camera woman also, I think that is Mam 🙂
It's not expensive actually, the wages are pretty high n the living standards are higher, plus u get clean hygienic food for that price, I won't complain for such A life.
No. I m totally disgreed wth ur point of view. If u r saying that wages r higher than it's doesn't mean that what you will earn you will consume it on commodities. What will u save?? What it's advantage?? Like in Asian countries if u earn more, than u will save more money rather getting or making ur standards up
@@sadiamalik6280 the place is clean and hygienic, plus u will have peace of mind wherever u go, in Asia everyone fights for religions, caste, gender and every corner u go there's one idiot, there's no such thing in a place like Norway and other Scandinavian countries.
@Akanksha Sharma Asia is a religiously obsessed place, there's no proof that there's such a thing called God do exist, we are believing on a book which was written millions of years ago. Religion is like a cancer, we should not carry it in places where there is peace. India is a place full of such idiotic religious people even though I'm from India.
Thank you very much for this informative video on basic food prices in Norway's supermarkets. Since many years have past since the date you uploaded this video, could you be so kind to update prices? Copy-paste the current prices also in the description of this video, for everyone to see. Thank you in advance. 1 liter of milk in NOK: 1 kilo of chicken meat in NOK: 1 kilo of beef in NOK: 1 kilo of potatoes in NOK: 1 kilo of cheese (different types) in NOK: 1 kilo of lettuce salad in NOK: 1 kilo of apples in NOK: 1 kilo of oranges in NOK: 1 kilo of lemons in NOK: 1 kilo of blueberries in NOK: 1 loaf of bread in NOK: 500 grams of fish sticks in NOK: 500 grams of canned fish balls in NOK: 500 grams of beans in NOK: 500 grams of lentils in NOK: 500 grams of coffee in NOK:
i am indian living in america. vegetables r costly there bacause summer and sun is low hence vegitables grow less; must import from other countries. but you can grow dhania and methi-ni-bhaji [to make bhajia] in your balckony. buy auulminium tray [4 ]. this r tray generally restaurant give take away food. very cheap may be 10 indian rupee each. make 4/6 holes with nail in bottom. buy ground soil or potting soil from homedepot type store. fill 3/4 tray [ 2 ]tray each for dhania and 2 tray for methi-ni-bhaji. sprinkle water then spread whole dhana [broken seeds r better ] in tray; then add more soil on top and sprinkle water. leave tray i where u get sun rays. everyday sprinkle few drops of water [remember few drops only. similarly repeat with methi seeds in other 2 trays. in 15 days u have home grown dhania and methi bhaji to make bhajia fritters; dhebara; vada etc. when fully grown tate out from roots; it dont re-grow. you have to plant again
Nice depiction of Norway life. I just came to see this video randomly. Loved it. Any videos you have uploaded related to education and scholarships ? I would love to see that.
If you buy anything maybe chillies or coriander from ‘Reliance’ Metro, More,Big Bazaar,,Best Price D-Mart or Easy Day you have to pay for it Be it from any wholesale market.Are you living in Stavanger .Wish you good luck.Today is15th May ,day after tomorrow is 17th of May,wish you good for that& what’s that called
The prices are very similar to here in the US. I miss free curry leaves with vegetables from India. Curry leaves are $4 per pack here 300 Rs for curry leaves 😀.
What a true sense you have shared with us, I am impressed with the way you explain. We can’t ignore the fact that Indians are blessed with fruits, veggies, nothing is not new for us but when you told us about the price it was painstaking, ginger 600 kg ,
Nice video but is misleading too. You keep on mentioning prices in rupees which is not at all the right way to see things. Median salary in Norway is around 40K NOK, which comes around 2.7-2.8 Lac in rupees and your weekly shopping is around 4K rupees, so monthly it is around 16-17K which comes around to be 7% of salary in rupee terms and around 9-10% in NOK terms. So, it is not expensive at all, in INDIA it comes around 20-25% of median salary. So your comparison is not sound. So I hope in future you keep the nuances in mind. Keep making videos. Love from India.
Sorry my friend, almost all over Europe, credit card is prevalent and therefore you get a minimum of 30 days or more credit and that is free if you pay your bills in full every month.
Omg. Another one whinging about the prices in Norway. Doesen’t look like you live in poverty. But things have changed as far as prices are concerned. Happy days.. :)
Bhai ji hindi bolte hue phaadi slang aa hi jati hai apki abhi bhi 😂.Found this channel of yours today only and here I'm Binge watching all your videos. 😊 Keep up the good work brother. Love from himachal pradesh. ❤️
India mei koi mufth mei mirchi dhaniya Nahi de rahe hai 😀 those days are gone Bhai . Nice informative video 👍 Prices are reasonable according to Norway standards..same like in Dubai 👍
It is quite expensive then India and even we can get good quality in india as well just like apple milk eggs etc. But if someone in norway then its fair pricing i as their living standards and quality 🙏☮❤
@@NamastefromNorway It looks like you are in a KIWI shop. That is okay, they are cheap by Norwegian standards, but variety is less. I mostly buy vegetables and fruits in the immigrant shop, they are usually run by Turkish immigrants etc, better prices even than KIWI and REMA1000. Also much better variation, good choice in different oils, lentils, pulses etc., and also other imported foods. KIWI is good for basic Norwegian foods. If , for instance you are a vegan, then the immigrant grocery shops offer better prices and most of all variation. Namaste from Oslo
I really don’t think that it is Costly cuz I live in Pune Maharashtra and whenever I go for a grocery shopping in near by store that’s pheniox it cost me arround 5 thousand
I really laughed at your second joke at the end of getting the free chilis and fresh coriander in India lol! I suspect even in India in the big grocery stores you also won't get anything free because you will not be encountering the owner of that store at the cashier point. Anyway, nice joke.
Your videos are really amazing and informative and in this one I loved the self bread cutter machine tbh..:) I am a PhD student in India planning to apply for my post-doctoral fellowship in NTNU, Norway...I would like to know more prospects for post-doc students from you as well...
THIS VIDEO HAS SUBTITLES.
KINDLY SWITCH IT ON FROM THE TH-cam SETTING OPTION, AT THE RIGHT BOTTOM SIDE.
Bas aap ki jaisa ek professor ki jarurat hai
Swizerland is the most expensive country in the world after that Norway sir
Kia Ora
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wonderful journey through shops and nice introduction. hope someday we get to see such clean shops here too.
Thank you fo watchi.ng
@@NamastefromNorway minimum kitna pse per hr milte h students ko ,kitna smy allow h kam krne ko
Very nice comparison I wish the grocery stores over here are like Norway stores. Enjoyed the video and thank u for giving tips.
Let's wish that will happen someday. Thank you for watching.
I dont wish grocery stores become like this. Unnecessary plastic packaging and super expensive rates which you cannot even bargain.
Actually i am from nepal...and planning to go Norway for my master. I have watched a lots of videos on your channel. It really helps all those students or people who wants to come norway to know about almost everything about it. So helpful and supportive . Thanks bro ❤️❤️
My pleasure 😊 thanks for watching ;)
I love your videos. Keep them coming 👏
Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing! Nice and informative 🤟
Thanks for watching.
Amazing video brother. Super likes to the rabbit girl in the thumbnail .
Thanks bro.
"Generally mein ab family wala ho gaya..." - that was hilarious,,,love you bro😆
thanks for watching ;)
@@NamastefromNorway hello brother, many thanks to you for sharing such useful information about Norway. I have spent my entire day in watching your videos. I appreciate your time and efforts in making these videos. Last but not least, thanks to camera woman also, I think that is Mam 🙂
You are amazing Arvind bhai...so informative and at the same time very entertaining as well...
Nice to know about Norway feel that iam a part of norway high cost of living
I must say you got a great talent of explaning things in easiest way sir. Respect😊
Prices not bad for the warm weather produce in one of the coldest countries.
Norway is expensive like all Scandinavia..but oh so neat n clean.
That's true. Norway is one of the cleanest places I have seen.
@@NamastefromNorway Hi can i get a job in slvador norway pls reply with links for that
Very Good Introduction And Very Understandable Experience Sharing Bro..
Very interesting!!! I love Norway, once wished to fly ther for study.
You should! All the best ;)
I'm in Ireland, the grocery is kind of cheap and moderate.
Norway is not that expensive compared to Ireland
Ireland cheap or Norway 🙄
Great content...Keep making such videos and entertain us
Time pass bhi ho jaata hai aur achha knowledge bhi mil jaati hai ....Thank You
Very informative video in a casual way. Loved it.
You are jolly guy, and I love the way you present your vids ... Good Luck Bro 👍
Dear Abhi,
Thanks for your encouraging comment, it means a lot to me.
It's not expensive actually, the wages are pretty high n the living standards are higher, plus u get clean hygienic food for that price, I won't complain for such A life.
Yes absolutely I agree ;)
No. I m totally disgreed wth ur point of view. If u r saying that wages r higher than it's doesn't mean that what you will earn you will consume it on commodities. What will u save?? What it's advantage?? Like in Asian countries if u earn more, than u will save more money rather getting or making ur standards up
@@sadiamalik6280 the place is clean and hygienic, plus u will have peace of mind wherever u go, in Asia everyone fights for religions, caste, gender and every corner u go there's one idiot, there's no such thing in a place like Norway and other Scandinavian countries.
@Akanksha Sharma Asia is a religiously obsessed place, there's no proof that there's such a thing called God do exist, we are believing on a book which was written millions of years ago. Religion is like a cancer, we should not carry it in places where there is peace. India is a place full of such idiotic religious people even though I'm from India.
@@SanjivPrajapati lagta Hai tum Modi ki bhakt ho, aisi soch typical Indian mein hoti Hai
It is very nice video please keep on posting such videos
Thank you for your time.
Thank you very much for this informative video on basic food prices in Norway's supermarkets.
Since many years have past since the date you uploaded this video, could you be so kind to update prices?
Copy-paste the current prices also in the description of this video, for everyone to see.
Thank you in advance.
1 liter of milk in NOK:
1 kilo of chicken meat in NOK:
1 kilo of beef in NOK:
1 kilo of potatoes in NOK:
1 kilo of cheese (different types) in NOK:
1 kilo of lettuce salad in NOK:
1 kilo of apples in NOK:
1 kilo of oranges in NOK:
1 kilo of lemons in NOK:
1 kilo of blueberries in NOK:
1 loaf of bread in NOK:
500 grams of fish sticks in NOK:
500 grams of canned fish balls in NOK:
500 grams of beans in NOK:
500 grams of lentils in NOK:
500 grams of coffee in NOK:
i am indian living in america. vegetables r costly there bacause summer and sun is low hence vegitables
grow less; must import from other countries. but you can grow dhania and methi-ni-bhaji [to make bhajia]
in your balckony. buy auulminium tray [4 ]. this r tray generally restaurant give take away food. very cheap
may be 10 indian rupee each. make 4/6 holes with nail in bottom. buy ground soil or potting soil from
homedepot type store. fill 3/4 tray [ 2 ]tray each for dhania and 2 tray for methi-ni-bhaji. sprinkle water
then spread whole dhana [broken seeds r better ] in tray; then add more soil on top and sprinkle water.
leave tray i
where u get sun rays. everyday sprinkle few drops of water [remember few drops only. similarly repeat
with methi seeds in other 2 trays. in 15 days u have home grown dhania and methi bhaji to make bhajia
fritters; dhebara; vada etc. when fully grown tate out from roots; it dont re-grow. you have to plant again
Very nice video and nice information about Norway's market.
Thanks
Nice depiction of Norway life. I just came to see this video randomly. Loved it. Any videos you have uploaded related to education and scholarships ? I would love to see that.
Thanks for watching. please check my playlist on study in Norway.
Nice and simple presentation 😇👍
Thanks for the comment bro.
If you buy anything maybe chillies or coriander from ‘Reliance’ Metro, More,Big Bazaar,,Best Price D-Mart or Easy Day you have to pay for it Be it from any wholesale market.Are you living in Stavanger .Wish you good luck.Today is15th May ,day after tomorrow is 17th of May,wish you good for that& what’s that called
Very useful video . keep going 😎😎
Thanks a lot 😊
Very nice video loved it 😍😃
Thank you tara
Nice video...
Thanks for the information
Thank you for watching.
The prices are very similar to here in the US. I miss free curry leaves with vegetables from India. Curry leaves are $4 per pack here 300 Rs for curry leaves 😀.
Bhaiya tomato, Jamshedpur,Jharkhand mein maximum 100 rs per kg buy kiya hoon. Norway is expensive but income is also more so balances the effect.
Very beautiful video brother
MAN YOU ARE SO FUNNNNNNYYYYY. Awesome. Specially that daru and chakna 😂😂😂😂. Make more videos more more more ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching ;)
How make open an bank account in norway atm card operations minimum amount to maintain types of accounts
Awesome guys... will meet you both some day.
What a true sense you have shared with us, I am impressed with the way you explain. We can’t ignore the fact that Indians are blessed with fruits, veggies, nothing is not new for us but when you told us about the price it was painstaking, ginger 600 kg ,
Naveen you haven’t asked about his wages/hr or daily salary
According to it will be the salary and wages of the people! For Norway people the rates will be normal.
क्या बात है! बहुत खूब
Thanks for watching ;)
thanks for this information dear bro.....and n ur wife and daughter r very cute
love from delhi
So nice of you
Good information
Thanks
Presentation good yaar tusi great ho
Owesome information and ur smile also
Nice video but is misleading too. You keep on mentioning prices in rupees which is not at all the right way to see things. Median salary in Norway is around 40K NOK, which comes around 2.7-2.8 Lac in rupees and your weekly shopping is around 4K rupees, so monthly it is around 16-17K which comes around to be 7% of salary in rupee terms and around 9-10% in NOK terms. So, it is not expensive at all, in INDIA it comes around 20-25% of median salary. So your comparison is not sound. So I hope in future you keep the nuances in mind. Keep making videos. Love from India.
Dear Raghav, very nice analysis, I will keep your points in mind.
Yes
Hi arvid your presentation is very good
I am so happy....... From all this video...... Thank you......
Nice explation food items of norway
Thanks for guiding us. You and your videos both are awesome👍
Glad you like them!
Tnx a lot for sharing this useful video
Organic and non organic mai kya difference hota hai ?
You r pure Indian by heart.....
sahi baat hei bhai.
Is think u should add some life what is the minimum someone would weekly earn there and based on that how much would minimum weekly grocery would cost
Sir you dont have bakery stores that buying in mall
शुक्रिया आपका वीडियो देख कर बहुत मजा आया - सारे जहां से अच्छा हिंदुस्तान हमारा💐
In India ginger price 60/- per kg..
Gujarat me abhi lemon 20 rupees/kg
US mei comparatively Santa hai...
We buy grocery for 6 people including 2 kids and parents and it would come around 1000 usd per month
Aap bahut achchi vedio banatay h thanks 😊 Mera beta 20th June ko norway gya h usay help milaygi
thanks ji....sure of he need some help he can contact us...
Awesome
May God bless both of you
Thank you! You too!
Very Good Video. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Sorry my friend, almost all over Europe, credit card is prevalent and therefore you get a minimum of 30 days or more credit and that is free if you pay your bills in full every month.
Thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏 so much your knowledgeable😊😊😊😊 video always
So nice of you
Nice
Omg. Another one whinging about the prices in Norway. Doesen’t look like you live in poverty. But things have changed as far as prices are concerned. Happy days.. :)
Can i export some food items to norway? For business purpose
Loved the funny kinks! Good work
Thanks a lot, Shivam.
According to your income in Norway, the prices are quite reasonable. Of course if converted into INR will be costly.
This is the exact balance and right conclusion that should be!
Ser can I say a question that there is any Indian grocery shop
Jaruri jankari ke liye dhnyevaad...
This was so entertaining and interesting.
Glad that you found it interesting :).
Prices Comparasion should be by comparative earning in Norway..
Bhai ji hindi bolte hue phaadi slang aa hi jati hai apki abhi bhi 😂.Found this channel of yours today only and here I'm Binge watching all your videos. 😊 Keep up the good work brother. Love from himachal pradesh. ❤️
hahaha chiku bhai sahe kaha. Thanks and welcome :).
if we shop in local veg shops(forms) can we save more
U guys recently shifted to norway … what u guys do dere for living
U should go to Sweden for shopping
Can you please guide regarding the halal meat prices in Norway
nice video...please tell us about the Uni and College life in Oslo !!
Thank you watching. Will make it soon.
12:21 norway meh murga bhi aandye deta ha
India mei koi mufth mei mirchi dhaniya Nahi de rahe hai 😀 those days are gone Bhai . Nice informative video 👍 Prices are reasonable according to Norway standards..same like in Dubai 👍
Thanks for watching :)
wow amazing video bro...👍🏼
Thank you so much 😀
Omg so expensive..... But so nyc n clean place
Dear Shavnam, yes it is very expensive but as you expressed it is nice and clean as well :)
It is quite expensive then India and even we can get good quality in india as well just like apple milk eggs etc.
But if someone in norway then its fair pricing i as their living standards and quality 🙏☮❤
Namaste. Very nice information
Thanks fir watching ;)
Amazing store
It really is!
@@NamastefromNorway It looks like you are in a KIWI shop. That is okay, they are cheap by Norwegian standards, but variety is less. I mostly buy vegetables and fruits in the immigrant shop, they are usually run by Turkish immigrants etc, better prices even than KIWI and REMA1000. Also much better variation, good choice in different oils, lentils, pulses etc., and also other imported foods. KIWI is good for basic Norwegian foods. If , for instance you are a vegan, then the immigrant grocery shops offer better prices and most of all variation. Namaste from Oslo
Bhai India me to Norway ke mukabale bahut hi sasta hai . nice and entertaining video 😊😊
All the products are mostly 10 times to Indian rupees
I really don’t think that it is Costly cuz I live in Pune Maharashtra and whenever I go for a grocery shopping in near by store that’s pheniox it cost me arround 5 thousand
Your daughter looked so cute while eating Khera😍😁
U looking like chef vikas khanna from masterchef india and voice v same Ha I😮😮😊😊
Great content. Thank you very much
Glad you liked it!
Vegi v ho or egg v good combo
Bhut achha laga mger apki monthli kitna kmate h
I really laughed at your second joke at the end of getting the free chilis and fresh coriander in India lol! I suspect even in India in the big grocery stores you also won't get anything free because you will not be encountering the owner of that store at the cashier point. Anyway, nice joke.
Hamare Yahan MP Mai 15rupeye kg spinach h
😅😂
Love to be in India, we as people can keep India clean it's all upto us.
Hello sir, please let me know if there is any scope for selling our instant healthy millet food varieties( without any preservatives) in norway.
You can join the live session on Sunday (3:30 pm IST) on youtube and ask your queries from Arvind
Leman 100.zinger 100. zokeney 60. Brokenly 120.tamato 10/kg chal Raha India 🇮🇳 utter Pradesh Meerut Mai bhai
Just awesome 👏
Thanks a lot 😊
Your videos are really amazing and informative and in this one I loved the self bread cutter machine tbh..:)
I am a PhD student in India planning to apply for my post-doctoral fellowship in NTNU, Norway...I would like to know more prospects for post-doc students from you as well...
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
Sir can i manage my grocery expenses for 5000 krone month