🇺🇸 뉴욕 맨하탄 식료품 가격은 어떨까? [트레이더 조 쇼핑 하울] | Trader Joe's

New York is known for its high food prices As I said in MMM, New York is known for its high food prices When you first go to a restaurant in the U.S., you might think it's expensive, but it's similar to expensive restaurants in Seoul But when you get your check, you're surprised because you get a fine and a tax It's about 10% more expensive than you think And if you use your credit card, you get a tip I've seen it for $23, $25, $30 If you want to go to a good restaurant in New York, you have to spend a lot of money So you have to spend money at home There are a lot of videos about New York's food prices But there's a trap New York has different prices depending on the mart brand and the neighborhood New York is a neighborhood where many immigrants live So there are many supermarkets where certain ethnicities buy their favorite food For example, in Upper West Side, there's a supermarket called Zabals that Eastern Europeans love And in the lower part, there's a supermarket that Jews called Roths and Earls traditionally used There's also H Mart in K-Town, which we know well But most of all, in Manhattan, there's a supermarket called Trader Joe's where a lot of single or dink-type professionals go So I'm going to check if the notorious New York prices are really that expensive and I'm going to go shopping Let's talk about it one by one Six packs of beer cost about $13 in Korean money It's 10,000 won for four cans at a Korean convenience store You can say it's about the same, because it's sweet beer And the orange juice is 1.8 liters It's about 7,000 won here There were many kinds of orange juice, but I bought the expensive one I think the average price is similar to that in Korea Let's look at the price of meat We talked about comparing the prices of meat in M&M and we said that the price of meat in New York is usually cheaper than in Korea It's 0.66 pounds, so it's about 300 grams But it's about 16,000 to 17,000 won So compared to Korean prices, meat is definitely cheaper In Korea, it's about 15,000 won for 100 grams, so it's definitely cheaper And then it's a much bigger chunk It's 0.9 pounds, so it's about 400 grams Rib eye 23,000 won? 18 dollars? This is also much cheaper than in Korea So it's definitely an advantageous country for meat And then milk They sell half a gallon of American milk One gallon is 4 liters This is half a gallon, so it's 1.89 So it's almost 2 liters, but this is 5,000 won It's about 5,500 won for 5,000 won And then frozen food Mac and cheese that Americans often eat This is really cheap It's 2,500 won In the U.S., the expression that you only eat frozen food comes out in dramas It's called TV dinner People who eat together and live alone while watching TV I think it's an expression that it's really hard to live by eating only TV dinner Because you can eat a meal for 2,500 won in New York In my opinion, what the U.S. is definitely advantageous in terms of paint is Fruits They sell blueberries for 7,000 won at the vegetable store in front of my house It's this big But this is 7,000 won But this is the smallest size The price of strawberries is the same as in Korea They sell strawberries for 20,000 won They sell strawberries for 6,000 to 7,000 won Fruit prices are advantageous because the country has a lot of land And then I'll look at cereals In Korea, 600g is about 7,000 won This is 600g and a half It's 4,000 won I think it's similar One thing that can't be left out of everyday prices is eggs It's hard to compare to superchars like me In Korea, they sell 10 eggs, but here they sell a dozen So how can I compare the prices I have to calculate it in my head A dozen eggs are about 5,000 won Trader Joe's is all about animal welfare Organic is what they promote If you look at the price of animal welfare eggs in Korea It's similar And then here's pasta About 3,000 won If you look at pasta sauce, it's about 3,000 to 3,500 won Yogurt? Look at the size of the yogurt It looks like plain yogurt for cooking 6,500 won? About this much Let's calculate American breakfast for one meal I put a lot of peanut butter and jelly on the bread How many pieces are there? 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 pieces 3.5 dollars for bread Peanut butter is 2.3 dollars Jam is 4 dollars 9.8 dollars So it's about 13,000 won You can make 8 sandwiches for 13,000 won Except for the toaster electricity bill Then it's about 1.2 dollars to make one So about 1,500 won Ordinary New Yorkers have breakfast And then drip coffee You don't have to calculate the unit price Just keep pouring hot water It's almost free And then I bought some snacks I think Koreans have to have something like this I bought this First of all, the size is American size Compared to my face, it's about this size And then vegetables, broccoli When I looked at the whole market It's about 120,000 won I think about three people will eat for 2 nights and 3 days In conclusion, New York prices are similar to Korea But here's one thing to be careful about In the case of Korea, ramen, milk, and eggs The same items from the same company They don't sell it at different stores in the neighborhood But in the case of the United States In a supermarket out of the Bronx or Brooklyn They sell a 1.8 liter bottle of milk for about 1.4 dollars They sell it for about 2,000 won In the most expensive supermarket in the most expensive neighborhood 7.8 dollars It's about 10,000 won The price difference is huge even in the neighborhood It's a bit of a hassle to say that New York prices are like this With one internet content In New York, it's a little bit higher than the middle Meratan's hip Union Square, where a lot of young people live The price of the supermarket in the neighborhood If you think it's about the same as the E-mart internet price in Korea Actually, when I think about it I think Korean prices are expensive Because Korean E-mart prices Whether you're from Seoul or not It's the price of a supermarket that everyone uses This is a store for young professionals living in the center of New York If it's similar to Korean general mart prices I think New York prices should be cheaper I've been shopping like this For the time being, in New York I'll make a lot of fun content Today's Cho Seung-yoon's exploration life This is a rooftop, so the pronunciation is a bit strong Today's Cho Seung-yoon's exploration life ends here Next time, with a more interesting cultural history story I'll see you guys Goodbye