Not only is HK$ 3 for a Coca Cola cheaper than in Hong Kong, it's cheaper than almost everywhere else in China. In Shanghai you pay around CNY 3.50 (for 330 ml). This must be a special offer.
Hotmax used to be nice 4 years ago when i arrived in Shanghai but now the price raised SO MUCH !! Do stuff especially chocolate and drinks are double what they used to be... No so much worth it anymore
They might be doing like Walmart and Amazon... cheap prices to force competitors out of business, then raise praises because they are the only one still open.
How is it balanced when you are buying junk food? Where's the fresh veg and meat? Meat is very expensive in Hong Kong, that needs to be lowered drastically.
You can get cheap veg from the wet markets, they are in every district and many ppl prefer to buy there. As for meat consumption: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_meat_consumption Hong Kong has the highest in the world. I think you should reconsider what balance means, too?
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2:47 $172/$99.5 = 73% more not 53%...
Haha white man can’t count! 😅😅
172 > 100 = 72% I make simple for you! 😂😂
That’s why America is going broke bro can’t count
1:00 yo dude, it’s not “imported” if it’s from the Mainland Mother China!! 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hong Kong still allows google , so it’s still different to China for now
Not only is HK$ 3 for a Coca Cola cheaper than in Hong Kong, it's cheaper than almost everywhere else in China. In Shanghai you pay around CNY 3.50 (for 330 ml). This must be a special offer.
在广西330ml可乐是2-2.5元
谁叫你去便利店买？
@@土馒头 Well, it's more convenient, thus the name. And HotMax can best be described as a convenience store as well.
We need this in Singapore today!
We do,its called valuedollar
Clearly a comment made foreigner pretending as singaporean, there is already mini market in every market in singapore selling cheap price
Scarlett Supermart? 😁
this is insane 0.30 usd for a can of coke how can anyone compete
Hong kong is too expensive, it needs lower prices to balance it out
This is like Aldi in europe and Dali here in the phils. 80% are house brands and store doesnt have only 1 staff and everything is self-service
He should've shown the price of the wine and liquor.
Because there are too many thing that are overprice because of inflation and underprice because of also inflation.
I just saw another video where 2 south Africans teaching in China sang the praises of hotmaxx.
Coke is 7-11 hkd?
Is it going to turn into Walmart? Undermining the competition by price and slowly draw customers from existing businesses.
Hotmax used to be nice 4 years ago when i arrived in Shanghai but now the price raised SO MUCH !! Do stuff especially chocolate and drinks are double what they used to be... No so much worth it anymore
They might be doing like Walmart and Amazon... cheap prices to force competitors out of business, then raise praises because they are the only one still open.
There's Hotmax in Shanghai?
I think I rather get the Cold Min
Competition, free market says thanks
How is it balanced when you are buying junk food? Where's the fresh veg and meat? Meat is very expensive in Hong Kong, that needs to be lowered drastically.
just eat less, average diet in develooed countries already have enough nutrition but people eat just too much
You can get cheap veg from the wet markets, they are in every district and many ppl prefer to buy there. As for meat consumption: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_meat_consumption Hong Kong has the highest in the world. I think you should reconsider what balance means, too?
@@courtly5982 Hi granny basher .😜
it was an ironic comment
They are talking about this store
$9 bucks for a coke can???? Only if ur buying at fancy supermarkets lol
it's notb 53% more expensive...more than that
Interesting to see Old Town coffee sold in HK, it’s my hometown Malaysian brand!
Is it popular among HKers?
Yes. But it’s too much sugar to me.
Yes, always happy when a client brings it from Malaysia:)
这咖啡咋样，好像是白咖啡？我在中国购物网站上看到过，不知道有没有什么正宗好喝的牌子
way too much sugar
Free market, competitive
If i am hongkongers they should just give up been two systems for cheaper livelyhood
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This reporter is not bilingual; needing another SCMP repprter 2 interpret
But he's white, so that makes him always right! Right?
The poor lun's poormarket. 😂
Our poormarket😂
對我哋嚟講仲係好豪華，我哋嘅收入唔夠買一罐可樂😂
@@isleephungry
窮 lun
The 3 dollar coke is a watered down version.. Less fuzzy and we all knew not many Chinese people grew up drinking coke so they Cant tell the differenc
＂吾駛請人” … 冇人工成本？ 咁講，自我的價值就好低喔，為左做老闆而做。
I wonder if they still have the Black Man toothpaste. My mom used to love those because it's minty fresh.
bruh🗿 i know what you are referencing
$3 for a can of coke is ridiculous
Not really. Three Hong Kong dollars is 40 cents US.
HKD not USD
@@freemagicfun oh my bad lol
Having slightly better brain capacity before writing a comment doesnt seem ridiculous
Yet another sign of mainland dominance, Chinese innovation thriving in HK is the ultimate insult.
oh shiht
Pay your rent
Probably made out of sewage oil 😭
brainwashed human right here
I actually agree with you and probably cocomelon kid from that emoji
@@deezbruh1905