Pricele #34: Eggs (dozen) in Vietnam 🇻🇳
The puzzle for 3 August 2026 asked what twelve large eggs of eggs costs in Vietnam. Here is the answer and the context behind it.
The answer
Eggs (dozen) · Vietnam
$1.50
39,286 VND
About 32 minutes of the average local wage buys one.
Cheaper than 90% of the 32 countries in the game.
Source: Numbeo (crowd-sourced), retrieved 2026-08.
About eggs
Eggs are the most volatile item in the game. Avian influenza outbreaks can double a country's egg price within a few months and pull it back down just as fast, so an egg price is as much a snapshot of this year's flock health as it is of local cost of living.
Where Vietnam sits
Of the 32 countries priced for eggs, Vietnam ranks #29 from the top at $1.50 — 57% below the median of $3.46.
Vietnam is among the cheapest countries in the game across nearly every item. It is also the world's second-largest coffee producer, which shows up directly in café prices. Dairy is the usual exception for a country without a large domestic herd.
What else costs what in Vietnam
| Item | USD | Local | Work time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big Mac | $2.89 | 76,000 VND | 62 min |
| Coca-Cola (330ml can) | $0.45 | 11,000 VND | 10 min |
| Cappuccino | $1.63 | 42,691 VND | 35 min |
| Milk (1 litre) | $1.45 | 37,977 VND | 31 min |
| Apples (1 kg) | $2.81 | 73,597 VND | 60 min |
| Gasoline (1 litre) | $0.86 | 22,524 VND | 18 min |
Go deeper
See the full table for eggs in every country or everything priced in Vietnam.