Useful links for buying food
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2019 8:34 pm
Now I know that a lot of you enjoy your meats.
Senor Gonbe is a good example since he was raised in Argentina.
We buy from time to time ribeye steaks set or baby back ribs from The Meat Guy
A lot of his stuff can be pricey but it is always stellar quality. Great place if you miss sausages of the UK or European type. Also has amazing lamb cuts as well as more exotic meats.
For Porky things especially Korean type porky things we shop at Kankoku Ichiba
For whole frozen chickens, salcitas, chorizo etc (also dried black beans and split peas and lentils) we shop at The Amigos and sometimes Kingmart I prefer The Amigos because they take more care with packaging etc.
You can also get proper manly deoderants at these two places.
For large amounts of whole wheat flour and baking goods Profoods Japan We go to a physical store because there is one nearby so have a look in your area. They sell stuff like lard and raw croissant and baquettes which you just have to leave to rise and then bake. They are a little expensive for some things and rediculously expensive for others, so don't visit when you have a hankering.
For the other stuff that one craves from time to time like Birds Custard Powder, Marmite, canned brocolli and stilton soup, Tunnock's teacakes and Jammy Dodgers there is The British Corner Shop
Their Shipping is very reasonable and they tell you as you shop how much space/weight you have left and how much the shipping will be.
I tend to hit it once a year and get a good load of stuff.
Thats about it from us, but please, please share your secrets.
Senor Gonbe is a good example since he was raised in Argentina.
We buy from time to time ribeye steaks set or baby back ribs from The Meat Guy
A lot of his stuff can be pricey but it is always stellar quality. Great place if you miss sausages of the UK or European type. Also has amazing lamb cuts as well as more exotic meats.
For Porky things especially Korean type porky things we shop at Kankoku Ichiba
For whole frozen chickens, salcitas, chorizo etc (also dried black beans and split peas and lentils) we shop at The Amigos and sometimes Kingmart I prefer The Amigos because they take more care with packaging etc.
You can also get proper manly deoderants at these two places.
For large amounts of whole wheat flour and baking goods Profoods Japan We go to a physical store because there is one nearby so have a look in your area. They sell stuff like lard and raw croissant and baquettes which you just have to leave to rise and then bake. They are a little expensive for some things and rediculously expensive for others, so don't visit when you have a hankering.
For the other stuff that one craves from time to time like Birds Custard Powder, Marmite, canned brocolli and stilton soup, Tunnock's teacakes and Jammy Dodgers there is The British Corner Shop
Their Shipping is very reasonable and they tell you as you shop how much space/weight you have left and how much the shipping will be.
I tend to hit it once a year and get a good load of stuff.
Thats about it from us, but please, please share your secrets.