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Q: Where can I find a "Amercanized super market" or something similar with u.s products in Beijing?

tooth paste, Kraft dinner, New York cut steak ... stuff like that Shy

12 years 42 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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What city do you live in? All the first tier city, and most of the second tier ones have an import store or two these days. Metro has branches all across China and they sell imported products from the u.s., but mainly in bulk. Carrefour also have an import aisle, usually.

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Carrefour is quite the place to go really. Choice is not bad at all, and it's a nice change from the street markets!

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