Why not touch Yangon street food

The driver said to go to Aung San Market, I originally wanted to cancel, but there was plenty of time, so I went to see local specialty products. Sure enough, jade and jewelry are the biggest selling points, and it turns out that Myanmar also produces pearls. There are also many paintings, crafts, and textiles. I spent five thousand kyats on parking fees, and didn't buy a penny of goods. After a day, I only bought two coconuts as water to drink, and I dare not eat other street food, because I have to take a long-distance bus the next day, and I don't want to have diarrhea under this circumstance. Take the travel experience in India as a lesson. One dollar can buy two coconuts, which is caused by the devaluation of the Myanmar currency.