Food – Restaurants and Supermarkets
A large part of Chinese culture revolves around food and meals shared with loved ones. Without the typical food chains (e.g. Café de Coral, Maxim’s, Fairwood, etc.) or convenience stores (e.g. 7-Eleven, Circle K, etc.) you may see everywhere in Hong Kong, living in Manchester may seem alien to you.
However, there are delicious restaurants to eat out at, as well as Chinese supermarkets to buy your own ingredients. Most local supermarkets now stock Chinese ingredients as well, such as Asda, Ocado (which combines many known stores, including M&S), Tesco.
| Supermarkets | Restaurants |
| Wing Yip | Glamorous (Parking) |
| Chi Yip / Hello Oriental (Online) | Ocean Treasure (Parking) |
| Wing Hing Lung | Tai Wu (Parking) |
| Hang Won Hong | Mei Dim (Central) |
| Wing Fat | Jade City (Central) |
| Woo Sang | Pearl City (Central) |
| Chinastar Wholesale | New Emperor (Central) |
| Oseyo (Korean) | Yang Sing (Central) |
| Little Yang Sing (Central) | |
| One Plus (Central) | |
| Happy Seasons (Central) | |
| Real Taste (Parking) |
The best way of knowing which places are right for you is to try them out. Are there any other places that you’ve discovered and you enjoy? You can share them in the comments below.
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