Each Sunday morning i go to the Nerang Market to get my produce for the week. They have a range of…read morefruit and vegetable stalls, meat vans, bakery stalls, deli items, cupcake stalls, florists and other craft and clothing stalls. It isn't a massive market but they really pack in all the stalls. You can get some great prices usually from about 10:30am onwards when it is drawing closer to the end. If you want to get the best produce you want to get there first thing so you get first pick, you'll always be paying full prices. Make sure that you take awalk around to all the stands and have a browse at what your looking to buy and notice the prices. Then on round two you know which stalls to go to for the best prices. I have never bought all my produce from stall before only because i find there are a few different stalls they have great produce and are well priced. Some specialise in fruit some vegetables. They also have a few food tents like german sausage and dumplings. there are also cafes around and they usually have a duet doing an accoustic set. If your looking for a local farmers market, i would recommend at least going along to check it out.

Fine Food Fresh Vegetables, Take a morning stroll here and try not to eat too much of the free…read moretasting tables. You will find some fine European and Asian style prepared foods and condiments such as oils jams pastries and breads. Fresh fruit and vegetables, meats are also available. There is a line for the coffee so it must be good, lots of grilled and chilled very agreeable breakfast eats there. Open Every Saturday Morning.

A great Japanese Grocer up across from Harbour Town Shopping Centre. They have a rewards card for…read moretheir customers and they are associated with Sushi Train Franchise. They have a great frozen section of meat, fish, tempura vegies and prawns (items found at sushi train), dumplings, ice creams, desserts and sooo much more. They have a fridge section too stocking a couple of types of Kim-chi and other pickled vegetables, drinks and alot of other stock as well. they have a great range of sauces and marinades, rice and noodles as well as home items and you can even buy your own Korean BBQ set up! They have a yummy range of sweet treats like biscuits, candy, gum and i always seem to add them onto the rest of my shopping. The Staff seem to be approachable and nice and hae helped me out with finding sauces and marinades before which i appreciated alot!

Definitely a nice place to get your Japanese groceries. Only a small shop but they have a nice…read morevariety covering your typical Japanese groceries which outdoes every Asian grocer with a Japanese section I have been too. It is actually run by Japanese people which is even more unusual since almost every Japanese restaurant is run by Chinese or Korean people. As expected it's more expensive than buying the same products in Japan but make sure to use your loyalty card and you eventually get 5% discount (you have to spend $600 to get $30 credit so it takes dedication!).