Where can I buy specialized household goods, computer accessories, hardware supplies, and local food products in Batumi?

For reasonably priced kitchen scales, check stores like Gorgia instead of just the market — scales there shouldn't be overpriced.

Bee bread (perga) is usually sold by honey vendors at Batumi Central Market near Mayakovsky Street. Ask for “perga” or “bee bread”; a small jar typically costs around 15–35 GEL.

For microwave stands, shelving, and kitchen storage accessories, check the home-organization sections at Gorgia and Domino. Metal stands and wall brackets commonly cost about 40–120 GEL; measure your microwave before buying.

For an aerosol can for home, car, or DIY use, try Gorgia, Domino, or the hardware stalls at Hopa Market. Show the seller a photo or the product name, since paint, lubricant, and cleaner stock varies widely.

For CPU thermal paste, check Alta, Zoommer, and independent computer-repair shops in central Batumi. A basic syringe generally costs about 10–30 GEL; laptop owners can also ask for a cleaning-and-repaste service.

Khvanchkara is best bought from KTW outlets or dedicated wine shops rather than a standard supermarket. Expect roughly 35–70 GEL per bottle; for a glass before buying, choose a wine bar offering tastings rather than a retail shop.

For a replacement microwave glass turntable, try appliance-repair services and spare-parts shops rather than only supermarkets. Bring the tray diameter, a photo of its underside, and the microwave model; universal trays are usually around 20–50 GEL.