State Department store Review

Very good environment. Service is good. One of the few places where foreigners can get the goods they want

Good shopping center, in the city center, where you can find a bit of everything. Also many souvenirs

Right in the middle of the city, spacious and clean. Many famous brand are present. Very nice food on ground floor cafe

In fact, it's a bit vague to get the feeling that you should go here! Cashmere is better to go to Gobi cashmere store ~

Price is high. Some items are double price then local market. But some items you can only find here (in Mongolia)

Nomin Department Store is a classic shop for tourists
If you can't go beyond this shop
There is no development in Mongolia!

Everything at one place! You could spend whole day here.

It is a state-owned department store that is old, but you can purchase the necessary items, brands, and clothing from manufacturers. There is a restaurant on the 7th floor, and there is an outdoor seating area, a More

Expensive, but optional, cool place. Parking is bad

Be there if u re a tourist, best place to find some souvenirs and made in mongolia products, 6th floor

Big, good selection, but missing certain things you'd expect them to have - like a measuring spoon in the culinary department.

It is not pretty compared to the number of doll types than I thought.
Should be a little ordinary, but?
Still, the souvenirs are all packed, so it is very good to buy souvenirs. On the first floor there is a currency exchange and a mart. snack ? It's good to buy the same thing.

Founded in 1921, Mongolia's historic department store is now a modern shopping center

Nice mall, you can find everything you're looking for her.

One of the biggest shopping mall in Ulan Bator. The price is pricey

This shopping mall offers pretty much everything from food items to souvenirs. Quality items at a slightly higher price (compared to other places on UB).

Variety of choices of souviners. Good shopping place.

This really has just about everything you need. It's like a fancier, indoor version, or Naarantul market. Head straight to the 6th floor if you're looking for tourist stuff. Just below that is a cinema. This building has been an Ulaanbatar institution and includes a grocery store, food court, ice cream shops and a flower shop. The State Department store literally has it all and is really centrally located.

just a conventional dept store. nothing extraordinary

It is an all-around place where you can solve everything at once in UB.
There is a currency exchange and a supermarket on the ground floor, so it's really easy to buy what you need.
There are also souvenir shops on the 5th and 6th floors with camel dolls, felt shoes, paintings, postcards, cashmere, etc.
There are many different products

There are also bookstores and cafes, so if you don't have time, it's a great place to solve them all at once.
The fruits and vegetables were of better quality than elsewhere.

There aren't many sales.
Gobi Cashmere plant is cheaper.

In Ulan Bator there are several branches of Nomin Market. But this is the best one in the center, everything is clothes, shoes, products, souvenirs, books, cosmetics, jewelry, currency exchange, where the course is always good.

You can find most of the things from here. Especially clothes.

The locals like this place. Good selection of tourist stuff on top level. Pricing is good.

Good selection of local merchandise great for gifts to take home as souvenirs. Good selection of cashmere products and all the normal department store goods.

Bit expensive but you can get almost everything from here

They purchase everything. Also, located heart of Ub

There seems to be no traditional market in Mongolia. Therefore, cashmere souvenir sweets and vodka to go to buy a comprehensive department store to answer the answer. Cashmere touched well and bought. Because there are many Korean guests, it is possible to communicate in Korean

By far the most confusing deal ever, from the score.

It's about halfway between rural department stores and shopping centers. There is also a modern Western shop with everything in line. Food items line up in the back, feeling super in department stores. Book and souvenir department on the top floor. Can use JCB card.

Very large selection of international brands, but unfortunately at relatively high prices. But for a very large selection also for souvenirs like the bone game for about 20,000 T

Biggiest store in Ulaanbaatar. There is everything you need. Antique shops, mongolian gobi souvenirs. And 100% cashmere and leather goods. Foods, grocery and coffee shops.

decent place to visit for clothes. supermarket. jewelries. cashmere. some brands like nrth face. mid class mall.

Something with historical value. Brands are okay but 10% expensive, good bonus card system.

It was the first state-owned department store in Mongolia, but now it is a NOMIN department store.
But if you still say Ihdelgur (Department Store) , everyone points here.
There is a foreign currency exchange center on the first floor, and the exchange rate is good.

Perhaps best shopping place in UB. Everything is there. Supermarket is good, too.

Rich choice of all kinds of goods. Best choice of cosmetics and souvenirs.

Good place for Kashmir shopping. Should have more souvenir shops and fast foods.

Matchless choice of goods and all kind of human needs to live are here ...

Their staff isn t the best, but they do have a big variety of items
If youre looking to buy some winter clothes, they have Columbia on the 3rd floor, usually has good boots, winter jackets, pants etc

Lots of variety of food, housewares, household supplies and clothing here.

Everything is good. Be kind to the people as well. Quality is guaranteed

A department store worthy of Galeries Lafayette in Paris. You can find everything the Western world has to offer; for the Mongolian middle class I think it's hard to reach or impossible. Prices for a Westerner are obviously cheaper than in France. At the entrance, perfume and food. On the floors, the European brands..Mango, Next .. a lot of cashmires obviously..I made food shopping, products of European brands, for 148 000 Tugriks, a large bag filled for the equivalent of 50 euros about ..in France, I would have paid the double see more ... At the exit, taxis wait for Westerners to offer rates "tourists", negotiate the price with a destination plan especially.

If you're looking for anything in Mongolia you will find it here. The souvenirs are slightly expensive here but of good quality.

The cash register is super slow, the goods are expensive, and there is no escape route.

Went to 4th floor to buy SIM card. Souvenir shop on the 6th floor. I bought a magnetic. There is a cafe on the first floor.

A bit of everything and the old-fashioned charm of stores like this ...

It's such a nice centralized place to shop and dine.

Supermarket where you can get everything. Some service staffs are not so friendly though.