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arabic or middle eastern grocery in Hong Kong

Robert Esser

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Robert Esser

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Hi Gang - anyone know of an arabic or middle eastern grocery store (small or big) in Hong Kong? I regularly go to the stores in Chungking Mansion, but they are more Indian leaning to Pakistani. Not Middle Eastern. There are also smatterings of tiny shops scattered around Sham Shui Po and Mong Kok, but again mostly Pakistani/Nepalese, i.e not Arabic, Turkish, Lebanese, etc.

Anyone help? Would appreciate it. Thanks.

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Do you think you can ask some arabs who live in Hong Kong?

For example, there is a famous mosque in Tsim Sha Tsui (Corner of Nathan Road and Haiphon Road). It has been around for ages. Maybe walk in there and ask someone where they shop?

W.K. Leung ("Ah Leung") aka "hzrt8w"
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Hi Gang - anyone know of an arabic or middle eastern grocery store (small or big) in Hong Kong?  I regularly go to the stores in Chungking Mansion, but they are more Indian leaning to Pakistani.  Not Middle Eastern.  There are also smatterings of tiny shops scattered around Sham Shui Po and Mong Kok, but again mostly Pakistani/Nepalese, i.e not Arabic, Turkish, Lebanese, etc. 

Anyone help?  Would appreciate it.  Thanks.

Isreali Koshermart?

I once resorted to BUYING (=/= being) ingredients from the Malouf Lebanese restaurant...

Anything in particular you're looking for?

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edited, thanks liuzhou =p

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