What stuff did I bought and How much did it cost for my grocery?

in hive-148497 •  4 years ago  (edited)

HELLO EVERYONE!

Grocery shopping here in Japan or in a Japanese supermarket can be frustrating if you don't really speak or read in Japanese and most staff in Japanese supermarket don't know how to speak English so literally you will just keep on nodding and smiling to whatever words they will say. (Reality) It happened a lot of times on me. Hahahaha

Anyways, in my case I do my grocery shopping once a month. Why?

  1. The supermarket is far. I need to take 2 buses to get there.
  2. You can save time. In my case I need to because I only had 1 day off in a week. And I live in a small place and the bus that will go to the supermarket will just take thrice in a day.
  3. Save Money. The less time you will stay in a store the less stuff you buy.

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Today let us take a glimpse on What stuff did I bought? and How much did it cost?

Before I go to supermarket I will make sure that I already have a list of my purchases just to make my grocery shopping easier.

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I love this supermarket because it is big and it is more cheaper than the other supermarket and also all the stuff that I want to buy is there.

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When I'm at the grocery store I first go to the vegetable corner then at the meat corner and lastly to other stuff that I need to buy.

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When I am done I immediately go to the cashier to pay.
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Here in Japan you bag your own groceries not at the checkout but at the counters place in front. Also you need to bring your own eco bag because the plastic has a price. In my case I thought that 2 bags are enough so I bought plastic at the counters area for 5 yen.

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These are the items that I bought and their prices.

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ITEMSPRICES IN YEN
Meiji Milk248
Salt90
Tomato Sauce158
Half Cabbage68
Carrot150
Thousand Island Dressing188
Potato198
Onions (3)198
Bell Pepper80
Eggplant198
Lettuce98
Bread128
Kimchi278
Unagi100
Pumpkin106
Okra98
Pancit (256
Tomato120
Banana198
Ginger98
Chili Powder98
Knorr138
Garlic48
Fish (2)278
Black Pepper298
Bihon (2)330
Bean Vermicelli330
Meat Sauce180
Spaghetti Pasta198
Ground Pork253
Chicken174
Pork1224

Plus other stuff and taxes.
Total: | 8,837

Not to mention. Japan food is very expensive. You can take a look of the prices and compare it to the price of yor country :)

When I got home I cooked immediately Caldereta for my dinner.

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That's all for my Monthly Grocery Shopping. Thank you @steemfoods for allowing us to share this kind of content.

I want to extend my gratitude for the support always especially to @alikoc07, @steemcurator01, @steemcurator06 and @steemcurator02.

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