It's not sanitary, dirty, not official sellers - what admins turn a blind eye to, when it's a mess, food is sold right in this dirt and dust, someone coughs, someone sneezes, this one is all flying in the market. There's garbage everywhere.
I can't stand this shithole! It's dirty, dusty, the parking is terrible, people go somewhere all the time, don't look at their feet, it's noisy, something stinks everywhere. I don't understand why it still exists.
The lowest prices in Tashkent for vegetables. Everything you need (except vegetables) it can also be purchased at very pleasant prices. Although this place does not provide a lot of choice, but as an economy class market it has the right to exist. Cleanliness and sanitary standards are below average, but as a Central Asian bazaar conveys the spirit of Uzbekistan.
There is a good market in terms of product selection, and the prices are pleasant. But here is the contingent... the paid parking is stupid — narrow and always clogged. Cars come and go at the same time, which creates difficulties. There's a hell of a lot going on on the road adjacent to the market. Cars, minibuses, buses come and go at random. In general, if you are going there by car, then you will learn a huge share of stress and nerves, especially during rush hour
Maybe it's the norm for someone, but here the mess is at the highest level. The location of different bazaars (duffel, dehkan...) the maximum is not convenient. In general, dirt and confusion.
Dirt and mess, opuses near the metro and a lot of banks, because sellers have 70% no terminals, and in general prices are lower like it's not for everything
I always go to my friend's place from there. mixed feelings. There are a lot of people. I don't like people. 🤥🤥😔😔 So-so, but OK, Wi-not.....Don't look at the stars...more precisely, look, but at those in the sky. auf.
Everywhere there is unsanitary conditions, a focus of infection, administration, tax authorities and cops would like to make money. Prostitution, rampant threshold, shelter on the street are all here. Scammers (bearded, like hoji aka) are engaged in illegal trafficking of currencies and precious metals. There are drug sales in the corners. The same thing is also on the wall across the street.
My native Pindos bazaar)).
You can find almost everything there, but there are a lot of thieves, you see gypsies or fortune tellers of all kinds, be careful right away.
My father's wallet was stolen today, now the card needs to be restored.
This bazaar is very good, rich in various products, for every taste, and the prices here are affordable and the flavor is oriental, in general, the bazaar is excellent
The bazaar is good, the prices are reasonable. You can also buy all the necessary products.But the road to the bazaar is not very convenient. There is no transport from the city. Previously, there were 81 ,93 ,15 , 13 buses. And now it's not possible to get there. I have to take a detour. And all this inconvenience is due to the construction of the subway.
The most impetuous market is everywhere merchants, placing their goods under their feet on the sidewalks and on the market itself and on the approaches to it. Cars are also parked anywhere along the road - you can't walk or drive either. And there are all sorts of gypsies.
ALL things are from Kazakhstan. or Turkey, sellers sometimes even do not remove the Turkish price tag from Turkish cheap things and sell them for a high price. Going to court is an extreme case.
An excellent bazaar, one of the most popular and affordable in the city, relative to prices. A wide range of products, here you can find absolutely everything.