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Onions: prices at Tashkent bazaars
Fair price for October 2026 · so'm per kg · Piyoz
Yellow1 700 – 3 300 so'm per kg
| Bazaar | Yellow | Red |
|---|---|---|
| Chorsu | 2 300–3 100 | 3 200–4 300 |
| Alay | 2 500–3 300 | 3 500–4 500 |
| Mirabad | 2 200–2 900 | 3 100–4 100 |
| Farhad | 2 000–2 600 | 2 800–3 700 |
| Parkent | 2 000–2 600 | 2 700–3 600 |
| Kuylukcheapest | 1 700–2 300 | 2 400–3 200 |
| Yunusabad | 2 200–2 900 | 3 000–4 000 |
| Chilanzar | 2 000–2 600 | 2 800–3 700 |
| Beshagach | 2 000–2 600 | 2 800–3 700 |
so'm per kg
Varieties
Yellow
Sharp and versatile, the base of Uzbek cooking.
Best for: Plov, zirvak, soups, frying.
Red
Milder and sweeter than yellow.
Best for: Salads, achichuk, with shashlik.
Season and price by month
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Cheapest in July, most expensive in April.
FAQ
Onions at Chorsu: what is the fair price today?
Yellow: about 2 300–3 100 so'm per kg in October 2026. If the seller asks more than 3 100 so'm, the price is inflated — bargain or try the next stall.
Onions: which Tashkent bazaar is cheapest?
Usually Kuyluk and Farhad. Tourist bazaars such as Chorsu and Alay are more expensive.
Onions: when is it cheapest?
In season: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December. In winter and spring prices are 2–2.5× higher.
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