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Tomatoes: prices at Tashkent bazaars

Fair price for October 2026 · so'm per kg · Pomidor

Pink10 500 – 21 000 so'm per kg
BazaarPinkRedCherry
Chorsu14 000–18 50010 000–13 50028 000–37 000
Alay16 000–21 00011 000–14 50030 000–40 000
Mirabad13 500–17 5009 500–13 00027 000–35 000
Farhad12 000–16 0008 500–11 50024 000–32 000
Parkent11 500–15 5008 500–11 50023 000–31 000
Kuylukcheapest10 500–14 0007 500–10 00021 000–28 000
Yunusabad13 000–17 0009 500–12 50026 000–34 000
Chilanzar12 000–15 5008 500–11 50024 000–31 000
Beshagach12 000–16 0008 500–11 50024 000–32 000

so'm per kg · Prices adjusted with 8 shopper reports from the last 30 days.

Varieties

Pink

Fleshy and sweet with thin skin. Tashkent’s summer favourite.

Best for: Achichuk salad, slicing, eating fresh.

Red

Firm, sweet and sour, keep well.

Best for: Sauces, lagman, shurpa, preserving.

Cherry

Small and sweet, mostly greenhouse-grown.

Best for: Salads, snacks, for kids.

Season and price by month

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Cheapest in August, most expensive in March.

FAQ

Tomatoes at Chorsu: what is the fair price today?

Pink: about 14 000–18 500 so'm per kg in October 2026. If the seller asks more than 18 500 so'm, the price is inflated — bargain or try the next stall.

Tomatoes: which Tashkent bazaar is cheapest?

Usually Kuyluk and Parkent. Tourist bazaars such as Chorsu and Alay are more expensive.

Tomatoes: when is it cheapest?

In season: July, August, September. In winter and spring prices are 2–2.5× higher.

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Tashkent bazaars

ChorsuAlayMirabadFarhadParkentKuylukYunusabadChilanzarBeshagach