Where was the cheapest pilaf sold in September in Uzbekistan?

In September 2024, the cheapest pilaf was sold in the Namangan region, with one portion priced at 22,100 sums. This information comes from the Pilaf Index report published by the Statistics Agency for September.

The most expensive pilaf was sold in Tashkent city, where one portion cost 34,500 sums. Bukhara (32,800 sums) and Khorezm region (30,900 sums) followed in terms of price. The cheapest soup was also sold in the Namangan region, where one serving cost 22,100 sums.

The average prices for one portion of pilaf in regional pilaf centers were as follows:

- Tashkent city – 34,541 sums
- Bukhara region – 32,884 sums
- Kashkadarya region – 30,668 sums
- Samarkand region – 30,480 sums
- Khorezm region – 30,000 sums
- Andijan region – 28,783 sums
- Jizzakh region – 28,368 sums
- Surkhandarya region – 27,934 sums
- Navoi region – 26,759 sums
- Republic of Karakalpakstan – 25,718 sums
- Tashkent region – 25,656 sums
- Fergana region – 25,034 sums
- Syrdarya region – 24,618 sums
- Namangan region – 22,201 sums

Prices were recorded by the price registrar at the time of observation and may vary depending on the location and time. This information reflects only the average prices of pilaf in selected public catering establishments (Osh centers) and does not include prices from restaurants or teahouses.