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Q: where to get bagels and cream cheese or macaroni&cheese in beijing

Really craving a  bagel with cream cheese.  Or some mac n cheese.

 

I live near the bottom of line 5 (songjiazhuang) so ideally somewhere not too far out of the way. 

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You can find these items at pretty much any western grocery store in the city (excluding carfour; I'm not sure about metro)

 

My go-to spots are Jenny Lou's and April Gourmet. There are quite a few of these locations in Beijing, but unfortunately they are all pretty much in the CBD, Sanlitun and Shunyi areas, so it looks like you'll have to make a trek out to get them. 

 

http://www.echinacities.com/beijing/listing/jenny-lous.html

http://www.echinacities.com/beijing/listing/april-gourmet.html

 

Hope that helps.

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Thanks that helped a lot. Went to April's gourmet today.  Can't belive I've lived here this long and didn't know about it.  I always went to walmart/carefour/sams club for my foreign needs and was always a bit dissapointed.  I was very suprised to see the awesome selection Aprils had today.

 

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yeah, I've become a sort of unofficial spokesperson for those two stores. I think a quarter of my paycheck went to them last year (mostly on 30-50 RMB French wines).

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