Neighborhood Store in Moscow. 'Real Russia' ep.75

In the 61st episode of "Real Russia" we have been inside of the big supermarket in Ufa, the capital of Bashkortostan Republic of Russia.

But in this video we are getting inside of so called "neighborhood store". This is a kind of food and everyday products stores located in a massive living districts for a quick access of it's citizens.

We have visited one of DIXY stores at Rustaveli Street in Moscow, not far from "Dmitrovskaya" Metro Station where we live.

DIXY is one of Russia's leading retailers of foods and everyday products with almost 200 stores in Moscow.

And one special things about DIXY is a full disclosure policy for filming. You don't have to ask anyone to film inside of their stores. In their streets doors they have a stickers with a friendly image of the camera and caption: "You can [film] here".

But the main idea of this episode is to show where people in Russia make shopping if they won't go far and up-to-date for March, 2014 prices for the most popular products in Moscow.

[personstandingup]

I honestly have no idea why I'm watching this but I like it

[reload-zfod]

I don't know why but I always love watching people just go around and do normal things like shopping in their own country. I love seeing how each country is unique in their own ways. Nice video

[Sumonash]

“Let’s make shopping right now, together.”

Beautiful

[sctncl]

And in this edition of ‘youtube’s algorithm for weird insomniacs’ we watch some russian dude buy groceries.

[richardescobedo]

I am an American, I live in San Antonio, Texas.
It's so cool to see how Russia's culture is like.
So happy to see and learn about Russia.

[joshuastien]

No fake and no bullshit!I love your videos! Toronto, Canada!

[nataliejunge]

Good idea with lockers up front and the cashier gets to sit down. I also noticed many products packaged in more eco friendly containers. Very interesting, thank you for sharing!

[scout]

Seeing how excited that man got over Pringle's made my day

[luisforeal]

This reminds me I need to buy paste for the tooth.

[SalemK]

Omg cashiers get to sIT DOWN?! My legs kill me after cashiering all day;-; Standing for 10 hours straight. I envy them!

[pamelamojofabulous]

Nothing like Walmart. No screaming kids or people in pajamas.

[BaldwinBay]

Enjoyed your accent...You speak english very well.

[lindai]

I work in a grocery store and i can tell just from this video that the store is well maintained. The shelves are neat. Everything is well stocked and pulled forward, everything in neat rows. That takes a lot of work to keep everything looking that way. Nothing wrong with this place.

[joycewalbert]

Thank you for your tour- you are intelligent, well dressed and have great manners.... The prices here are very similar, but we rarely run into people who can speak even English so fluently... and knowing that your native tongue is Russian- you do an EXCELLENT job. Again- Thank you.

[StillUpDate]

3:45 The leg of the kitchen ...
Where do you cook?
In the chicken. :D

[frenchbroad]

I am unable to travel, so I love to visit your country this way. Thank You

[subculturenz]

Mmm my favourite... leg of the Kitchen.

[terrafirma]

I like listening to Russians speaking English. Their accent goes easy on the ears unlike some others. 

[adi_andoyo]

I am an Indonesia, I live in Yogyakarta.
It's so cool to see how Russia's culture is like.
So happy to see and learn about Russia.

[danno]

I very much enjoyed Russian markets, both large and small. My favorites were actually the smaller markets in the countryside and near villages. They were run by families and had a beautiful selection of items. The workers were helpful and polite even though they were wary of me (speaking English).