₹180 For 1 Liter Of Coconut Water? Bengaluru Vendor's Pricing Shocks Internet
A roadside vendor selling coconut water has caught the attention of internet users. An image posted by an X user, Ritu Joon, shows a stall with a large blackboard displaying the price written in white chalk:“1 litre ₹180”.
The image quickly went viral due to its unusual pricing, as coconut water in most places across India is typically sold per coconut rather than by volume.
“I have seen coconut water sold in litres only in Bengaluru Peak Bengaluru,” Joon wrote. The post soon drew attention and sparked conversations among users, who compared the price and selling method with what they experience in their own cities.
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One user wrote,“ ₹180 is way too much, I drink it in my hometown for ₹50.” Another commented,“This kind of thing is possible only in Bengaluru.” A third user also pointed out the price difference, writing,“180 is very costly in my hometown, you can get it for 50 only.”
Others, however, suggested that selling coconut water by volume is not entirely unique. One user said,“Even in Hyderabad, they sell either per coconut or by the litre.” Another user appeared less surprised by the concept and commented,“This is normal. But don't buy like this.”
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Responding to the query, Joon clarified how the stall handles the measurement. She replied,“You can bring your 1-litre bottle, and they will fill it.”
Also Read | Bengaluru man slits throats of mother, sister and nephew Bengaluru momo seller earns ₹1 lakh per day?Meanwhile, last year, a street-side momos seller in Bengaluru gained significant traction on social media after allegedly revealing that he earned around ₹31 lakh per month - about ₹1 lakh per day. The stall, known as KK Momos, became a popular food stop in the city. Despite operating from a roadside setup, the business reportedly made“lakhs per day”.
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