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Q: Where to find a good variety of cheese in Guangzhou?

For those who Jenny Lou in Beijing (now Jenny Wang), is there a similar place in Guangzhou?

12 years 26 weeks ago in  Food  - Guangzhou

 
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Sorry, read who know Jenny Lou

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metro supermarket is the answer

go there with your passport to get the card for free

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Metro doesn't that that big a selection. Try one of the Corners Deli stores (Canton place, backstreet under Citic plaza). Taste supermarket in China Plaza is also very good. There is also a small import store on Liede Dadao close to the end of Xingsheng Lu. 

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Bingo. Thats the only place to go for that kind of stuff. Corners deli takes waaaaay too much of my money.

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Thank youenlightened

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