Price comparison where I'm at 1 green pepper is $1 but those are tiny so we'll half ($4). 1 lemon is 50c ($5). Green bean are about 70c/lbs that looks like 1lb (70c). Carrots are about 60c/lb (60c). 1 avocado is $1 the ones you got are bigger so they are about $1.50/$2 but we'll just say ($7). Bananas are about 49c/lbs ($1.50). Tomatoes are about $1.50/pound that looks like 3lbs ($4.50). The onions are about $1/lbs ($1.50). So it'd be about $20
If we shop there give the traders more money and offer advice to the traders, market inspectors and organisers to improve the infrastructure and displays Let's keep spending our money with these small businesses
Are there other vegetable markets like this in Harare? I know that this is the biggest, but can you also find markets like this on the north side of the city?
the stuff thats cheap in Zimbabwe is expensive here in usa, and the stuff thats expensive in zim its cheap in usa. Example, fast food is cheap in usa, but that fresh stuff cost a whole lot, in a wholes food market, what u bought for $7 will cost over $70 here in usa
Oh wow that's interesting! You are absolutely on fast food being expensive in Zimbabwe. KFC is quite expensive here in Zim and not a lot of people can afford it.
Really enjoyed this what about the fee for that guy that probably forced himself on you to ‘help’ 😂! Would really like to hear what you did NOT like about shopping in Mbare 😂 that perspective would be very interesting.
Price comparison where I'm at 1 green pepper is $1 but those are tiny so we'll half ($4). 1 lemon is 50c ($5). Green bean are about 70c/lbs that looks like 1lb (70c). Carrots are about 60c/lb (60c). 1 avocado is $1 the ones you got are bigger so they are about $1.50/$2 but we'll just say ($7). Bananas are about 49c/lbs ($1.50). Tomatoes are about $1.50/pound that looks like 3lbs ($4.50). The onions are about $1/lbs ($1.50). So it'd be about $20
Oh wow! What a huge difference! Thanks for that breakdown, it’s interesting to see how prices are in other countries! Thank you for watching 😊
damn it where are you pal
@@tamukachikanyairo9792 Midwest in states. It's even worse in organic stores like whole foods.
I'm watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲, I will be in Zimbabwe very soon.
Loved loved this, we rally see videos like this from Zimbabwean TH-camrs
Thank you so much for watching and we are glad you enjoyed the content .
If mbare just had decent infrastructure and more organization it would be amazing. Great prices & great produce always.
that is soo true , Mbare is an extreme sport !! the chaos is exhausting lol . Hopefully this gets fixed in future . thanks for watching
If we shop there give the traders more money and offer advice to the traders, market inspectors and organisers to improve the infrastructure and displays
Let's keep spending our money with these small businesses
@@gracesupiya5014 absolutely! We definitely need to support them more.
Great video. I have been looking for this exact thing for months.
Ah glad you found it! Thanks for watching! 😊
Just seeing this now. I miss going there and buying fresh produce. Honestly that's a lot for $5 compared to what I can buy in UK 😭. Great video guys
Well presented and replete with practical tips and information..Smashing piece of work! Please keep this going!
Binge watching cause i didnt know y'all had a page💞
I loved this.... i've noticed veggies are cheaper in Harare than in Byo. Thank you. Im subscribing immediately. 💞
Wouaw ! it's so wondeful this country
Mbare is the plug. We buy our tomatoes and stuff all the time from there
Right?! We will be doing more of our vegetable shopping there! They are the plug 🙌🏾
Awesome James from kenya❤❤❤.
Great support local businesses
Brilliant stuff guys. Absolutely loved it
Ay thanks so much!😊
In the UK I would pay £2 for one avocado about half the size of one.
wow! that's insane! so expensive!
thank you my sisters and thank you again for the info, i am living diaspora ndaneta manje! i want go back home i have subscribed
Thank you for watching, hopefully you will be home soon x
Please do one on Aspindale market as well. I want to see something
Hey! thanks for the recommendation, we had never heard of that market before so we will check it out!
Will definitely go there tadzokera kuZim 😎
This is relatable thanks
so glad to hear that! thanks for watching:)
You doing great
thank you! :)
So Zim is more cheaper than SA...interesting...i wonder if i need a Visa to travel to Zim.
Your land is rich those tomatoes wooow
Indeed! Thank you so much for watching!
Notification gang ❤️❤️
Gang gang !!
Great love Mbare musika prices. At least now I think can now tell you twinny apart, maybe because I have too many of your videos
thank you for watching. Those price prices are unbeatable
@@Afronomadszim You are blessed in Zim, average price of a single Avocado in UK is 1.05 pounds.
Hey nomads nice 1, cant wait for a supermarket one. Mapepper kuchipa 👌🏾😂
Coming soon! thank you for watching
Wow that was a bargain
Right!! it is insane
Thank you for watching !!
Are there other vegetable markets like this in Harare? I know that this is the biggest, but can you also find markets like this on the north side of the city?
I really love this video. I am coming to Zim very soon, who will join me for a beer ??? I'll probably need a guide in Harare though
Tari didn't know you had a twin sister 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Haha really? Now you know 😊, thanks for watching
Wow this is cheap here they kill us I miss home woow thank you.
Love love love this!
Thank you so much for watching 😊
Welldone guys, how much is it to rent a table / what are the requirements for one to become a supplier?
Really enjoyed this
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching 😊
Woooow it's been a minute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Those papers are £3 in the U.K. for those avocados you would pay £20 for them and haanake.
Ohh wow, the difference is crazy 😢
Those avos though, i letarally buy one for 1USD where i am. They are so overpriced here.
$1 usd for 1 is a lot ,
They are so big and ORAGNIC here !! Thanks for watching !!
Hehe hehe uriku chema price
Thanx lots. Not so many tell the truth wn u send money.
haha thanks for watching! To their defense prices in the supermarkets are definitely hiked up.
I'm from South Africa, you look like.
They are twins
I miss Zimbabwean avocados 😭
they are the best !! cheap and huge haha
Meet too , voco ne chingwa and tea
Hi... I m from india.. I love yours video.. bargaining is allowed in Zimbabwe?
Yes
I love you guys from congo
Ayy thank you! 🙏🏾😊
Woooow that's a lot for the price hey ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I know right! Things are so cheap there 😅
Are they twins?
Plz come. Our.. Country...for
Make..good..viedeo
Omg, each of those lemons, peppers is a dollar, like those lemons would be 10 bucks
Kokusimba vasikana! Zimbabwe irikufire! Vese vanoti Zimbabwe yakaoma I think ijemanewadya. Zimbabwe inonaka-I am flying back
What is the name of the market?
Hi, it’s Mbare Musika
Haaa ndarwadziwa nemakotopeya mhani....kuno half size yeayo goes for £1! US$5 yaipera yatenga 5 twumaavocado chete 😭
Eish😂😂, haha shame! When you visit home, motopedza shungu, akachipa fani 😂
Who I who and how
From Bangladesh
the stuff thats cheap in Zimbabwe is expensive here in usa, and the stuff thats expensive in zim its cheap in usa.
Example, fast food is cheap in usa, but that fresh stuff cost a whole lot, in a wholes food market, what u bought for $7 will cost over $70 here in usa
Oh wow that's interesting! You are absolutely on fast food being expensive in Zimbabwe. KFC is quite expensive here in Zim and not a lot of people can afford it.
I think its great because it lowkey encourages people to be healthy.🙏🏾
Really enjoyed this what about the fee for that guy that probably forced himself on you to ‘help’ 😂! Would really like to hear what you did NOT like about shopping in Mbare 😂 that perspective would be very interesting.
Haha that guy definitely hustled us , we ended up giving him $2 bucks. Thanks for watching , we will do a follow up on your suggestion.
@@Afronomadszim 😂 I’m familiar with the situation! Looking forward to it ❤️
SA prices are becoming crazy
Hi,are you twins
💪🇿🇼
You...black...and..i white...
But...no..diference..to..blood..
I say..from...india...