During my travels I've visited many such bazaars worldwide, however Chorsu Bazaar left a strong impression due to its size. It consists of two areas: the main circular blue dome and a huge, really huge maze of alleys and stalls all around it (imo, at least triple the size of the main bldg). The main part under the beautiful traditional blue dome sells fresh products: meat, vegetables, fruits, fish, cheese, spices, nuts.... The rest around it on small stalls is a mixture of everything: clothes, jewelry, souvenirs, fake goods, shoes, pottery, cutlery, plates, toys,....you name it, it's there. Prices are pretty cheap, however as a tourist (foreigner) your starting price will be higher, but still cheap. You can also change your money here for Uzbek Soms - many shout 'Money Change', don't be afraid, they wont cheat you and the rate is better