Doing grocery shopping at this clean and well stocked supermarket might not be the most authentic…read moreexperience compares to the wet market a few blocks away. But on a humid hot summer afternoon, I enjoyed shopping here a lot more! Items from around the World! I didn't know "Canadian" pork is a delicacy until shopping here. I guess I would eat more when I am back in Toronto. Carrots from Japan. Cucumber from Korea. And all the sundries from all the "exotic" places. They also has a meat counter and fresh seafood area where you can get live seafood. My sister ended up getting this HKD$200 whole chicken that supposed to be raised locally free range and just slaughtered in the morning. Fancy place to shop. Luckily they do also carry some normal day to day items.

The fusion was recently renovated and has been rebranded as a more upscale supermarket, "food le…read moreparc." I would say it is still a notch below a City Super and more in line with a Jason's type of market. This place is really popular for the lunch crowd as eating options in the area don't meet the demand. They expanded the made to order and hot food, which now includes a more international selection. In addition to the salad bar you can have Korean, Japanese, Chinese and South East Asian options. None of these are particularly good, but are prices below the restaurants outside and taste is ok. The salad bar is still the best option here and is one of the few places in the area where you can get a salad. The supermarket overall is quite good. Pricing is on the high side but it has a good selection of produce, meat, seafood and international products. The alcohol, chocolate, and snacks section has really expanded since the remodel.

This was my grocery store when I lived in HK for hard to find items. On a recent trip, I was…read morelooking for Maldon Salt and I knew they carried it because I used to purchase it from here. Of course, I found it! This place is equal to cross between Whole Foods and Bristol Farms in CA. You'll be sure to find exclusive items you can't find elsewhere. Of course, it comes with an equally impressive price tag. My Maldon Salt cost the same as it would had I gotten it from a specialty store in SoCal such as The Butchery. I was just super psyched to have found it. Other things I like to get from here include: herbal tea and olive oil.

Has everything you could possibly want. Imported Spanish,…read moreItalian and fine European meat/deli. products, gorgeous fruit from South East Asia and a respectable selection of baked goods. Good dairy products from around the world. Huge store, prices are more up-market here. It's in my favourite shopping area on Nathan Road, right above the within Harbor City/Gateway. You can access the high speed ferry to Macau downstairs (and the Star Ferries between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island).

This Wellcome is the only chain supermarket on Peng Chau. It is conveniently located, sitting right…read moreacross from the pier and adjacent to the sports complex. The store is cramped inside but I guess everything is smaller compared to the states. It has all the essentials. The prices are pretty close to those in the urban areas. You can stock up on snacks before hiking up Finger Hill. I like to support the local mom and pop shops but sometimes they don't carry certain products that you are looking for. Wellcome then comes in handy.

Enjoyed shopping here, it's abi on the high end side from my point but it is very worth it. The…read moredeli has so much delicious foods and ready to eat foods section (hot and cold) are so yummy. There was a local old man getting the foods and gave me a thumb up and told me to get it and give it a try. Very look fresh and nicely packed. Staff are nice, friendly and helpful. Shop are tightly, clean and bright. Easy checkout either with self service or cashier service. It's located in the lower level of K11 mall and right next to the hotel I stayed. Plus it also connected to train stations too.

Loved visiting Market Place by Jasons to pick up treats for family and friends back home…read more A great place to shop for teas, snacks and cookies. Choose a box or two of tea. Oolong. Green tea. Jasmine. Pu-erh. Red tea. Chrysanthemum. A great souvenir. Grab some snacks. Mooncakes. Rice treats. Wife biscuits. Dragon candy. Biscuits. So interesting to try to figure out what we were bringing back home. Surprised to see a shelf filled with American Old El Paso Taco Shells and seasoning and Cholula Hot Sauce. Fruits and veggies looked great. Grab a cold Hong Kong Milk Tea to go. Always fun to shop at local grocery stores for treats to bring back home.

1) are you an American? 2) are you experiencing a Whole…read moreFoods grocery store withdrawal? 3) are you not insulted or put off by maybe a gourmet yogurt costing $50HKD or a fresh bright orange bell pepper that might set you back $30HKD? 4) is enjoying the finer, unique foods of the world your cup of tea? If you answered YES to 3 of 4 of the questions above, City Super is your grocery store. My only challenge is that between MTR or ding ding, shlepping your gourmet haul home can be a work out in and of itself. Taxi or personal car would be easiest. I wish this was in a better location in general to my Sheung Wan life.

When I lived in Hong Kong, this was my go-to place for lunch and groceries. Amazing as it seems but…read morethe Canton region of China is still the true culinary capital of the world and City Super brings so much of it into a food court easy-to-access environment. But I want to hit special notice here for the SUSHI. I have been everywhere around the world for Sushi -- from the Jiro-style douchebags who charge you for breathing their air to the fake Korean and Chinese run spots in Toronto and LA, to the old school Sushi-Ya in Japan where it's about the personality and experience, in addition to the rice / fish / booze...Been to them all. And this place...with a young Chinese chef is still the best, freshest fish and best prepared rice that I have had anywhere, equalling and surpassing Tsukiji. Now it's true, the selection is limited but how amazing is it that this young chef can - for 7 DOLLARS - equal the best Omakase in LA, NYC and Tokyo. Well, simple--what most of you are paying for is BRANDING. Not food. Not skill. Not quality. Brand. And I don't give a crap about the "brand" of Nozawa or Nobu or other asses that purport to represent Japan but pander to the lowest common denominator. Our Sushi man at City Super is adhering to 1000 of years of Chinese and Japanese culinary tradition, know how and exceeding where others have failed. The fact that I could spend 45 dollars for 2 orders of the same food in the west and receive cat food is the great shame of Western Civilization and it's decline. It's why China specifically and Asia in general is the future. It's why the US is owned by China and will continue to be. Try this place. Enjoy the amazing food ALL over City Super and have some incredible Sushi. in 9 years, they have not changed. Still incredible. Still polite and still setting the standard for the world to match.

SOGO Supermarket is the food hall in the basement of SOGO Department Store. Basement food halls are…read moreubiquitous in Japanese department stores and pretty much the only section of the store that I care about. You can find a variety of Japanese food products here, along with some other imported items as well. The dessert/cake section is quite extensive and there are multiple bakeries/desserteries. They have Japanese brands/companies but also a couple local ones as well. I tried their Japanese cheesecake tart place and it was quite good. The tart was fresh and warm. Their cakes are detail-oriented and glamorous like the ones you'd see at a department store in Tokyo. There's produce and meats sold here, but they're pretty pricey, as you can imagine. That week was their Taiwanese fair, so the market had an assortment of Taiwanese street food to eat. It can be super crowded here, so keep that in mind if you're not into crowds. But then, if you can't handle crowds, why are you in Hong Kong?

It will never stop surprising me how you can enter a building in HK and discover a whole new world…read more The city is practically built by stacking upwards so some of the best things are tucked away on upper and lower floors, hidden away from street level. Case in point, it took me 6 months to discover SOGO's basement even though I lived, quite literally, next door. SOGO is a gigantic department store that attracts hordes of shoppers, many with luggage, every hour of every day. I knew all this, I saw the insane mass of limbs and luggage wheels every time I crossed the street. That's why i was deterred from going in until the last month of my stay. What I didn't know was that there was a food paradise tucked underneath all the people and the floors. The SOGO grocery store is similar to other high end grocery stores, but with a Japanese focus. Very clean, very large, and with many exotic varieties at a premium price point. There is an area in the middle that sells an assortment of Japanese snacks: dango, matcha tea, sun-dried squid, etc. To be honest, I never actually bought anything from the grocery store but I did go for SOGO's assortment of ready-to-eat food kiosks, all imported from Japan, all amazing. There's a quiche place with an array of the most beautiful quiches on display (fake, but still pretty), there's a cheese tart place (BAKE) that puts a dent in my heart and wallet because the tarts are so delicious and overpriced. There are Japanese sweets, Japanese cakes, and foreign snacks that a certain Japanese shop has repackaged for the Asian population. Beard Papa (cream puffs), Juchhheim (German layered cake), iCremeria (ice cream), Kobe Beef Meat Pie, all evil temptations for someone with an empty stomach. My favourite is Croissant Taiyaki (especially with apple filling): crispy, sugary, flaky pouches that marry French croissants and Japanese Taiyaki at HKD $18 a pop. Sinfully delicious. If you've never been here, drop by. If you're from North America, DEFINITELY MAKE A TRIP HERE. It's unlike anything I've ever seen (though I hear supermarkets like this are everywhere in Japan, lucky...) It may have been a blessing that I discovered it late in my time here in HK. I would've definitely gained a lot more weight if I knew about this place earlier. (73/100) - 2017

Taste is one of the bigger names and more fancy markets in HK. The aisles and aisles of food…read moreproducts etc are at a higher price point than your typical supermarket despite it still being a chain itself. The food counters are way better than Wellcome and Park n Shop because they have so much to offer! I enjoy coming to this location right off the Kowloon Tong MTR station inside Festival Walk shopping mall. There are no seats to eat inside the market but feel free to bring all your goods upstairs to the food court where you can enjoy them instead. There are sections for Japanese snacks, wine, and other imported products for those who want something different. The line is usually long but moves pretty fast, especially if you're paying via Octopus. Overall a nice market with several unique options.

If I lived around here, I'd come here often. Taste has a nice variety of western and eastern…read moreproduce and products. The decor is beautiful and the facilities are clean. I only bought snacks here but prices seem pretty decent, even with the imported products. The layout of the supermarket isn't cramped or cluttered. It's generally organized and well-lighted.

Market Place is part of the Dairy Fram Group, that also owns Wellcome, which is one of the largest…read moreSupermarket chains in Hong Kong. Market Place was introduced around a decade ago and is the premium brand. The Market Place here at Telford Plaza was a Wellcome before. They have done extensive renovations and upgraded this shop. They have an extensive range of fresh produce including live seafood. Apart from basic groceries there's also a good range of premium products. The selection of wine and liquor is extensive as well. Although this is not a small shop, the aisles are still narrow and it can get crowded on busy days. Staff here is helpful and friendly.