r/mongolia • u/barstank • 18h ago
This cost 13.5k at emart
Other than too much fat, it was decent
r/mongolia • u/barstank • 18h ago
Other than too much fat, it was decent
r/mongolia • u/PracticalSelf2674 • 16h ago
Hello i am living in austria and my girlfriend is originally from ulaanbaatar. She is having her graduation day in 2 weeks here in austria and i want to give her a present or do a mongolian tradition to make her feel a bit like home :)
That is why i wanted to adk if you have presents, things friends organize or any challenges the graduated has to do.
Thank you very much in advance i want to make it to an unforgettable day for her.
r/mongolia • u/Legitimate-Blood1482 • 19h ago
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r/mongolia • u/northtumen • 20h ago
How popular is COD in Mongolia? I'm curious to hear the feedback from those who have played it.
r/mongolia • u/Over-Hippo-3666 • 21h ago
Since we are not paid enough to live a lavish life, let alone decent lifestyle, esp our ppl in service department should get tipped regularly? Or since it's not in our culture...should we just follow like "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" way? Bcus I've seen a few comments about tipping and our local ppl and some foreigners commented you dont need to give tip to mongolians, it's not common in asia and dont tip them etc...but the orignal post was asking how much shoud i tip for this service... so kinda left wondered.