Don’t grocery shop on a Sunday in China. This picture explains why, the lines are so long. Walmart in the USA doesn’t compare.
To me the grocery stores in China are like FREE museums that I get to tour or sometimes they are concerts I have to endure. It’s a museum because there are so many unfamiliar food items I have never seen before that intrigue me. The experience starts feeling like a concert after so long of not being able to read and know what things are or where I can find something; that causes a huge headache. Overall, the shopping experience thus far is bittersweet.
The store reminded me of a huge Dollar General!
Below are some food items that caught my eye. Enjoy the FREE museum.
It looks like it’s dried shrimp; I’m not sure? Grocery shopping in China is sometimes a guessing game for me right now.
The meat departments in China lay their food in the open, no glass case or anything.
I hope no one is crabby while reading this post. Smile!
Pigs feet, they are quite common here.
I was told this fruit is very healthy but smells like stinky feet.
Dragonfruit
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