[free_bucks]

Ok I know I can get rice paper at Citisuper and those other overpriced import supermarkets. But where can I find a vietnamese grocery store that vietnamese people would go to for their daily needs without spending a fortune??

[Nudle]

Originally Posted by free_bucks

Ok I know I can get rice paper at Citisuper and those other overpriced import supermarkets. But where can I find a vietnamese grocery store that vietnamese people would go to for their daily needs without spending a fortune??

When you find out, let me know too!

[cK123]

What particular ingredients r u looking for? I found most of the ingredients from local wet market, except for those herbs eg rau hung, rau thom, rieng...

[Nudle]

"rau dip ca"?

[cK123]

Can't find that stuff here my dear, sorry. Just wonder how u get to like that herb as it very diff. to digest

[minack]

Our new thread
http://www.geoexpat.com/forum/showth...080#post103080

Vietnamese- part 2.
Hope get more responses this time

[eat_drink]

I see this thread has sorta been abandoned and there must be heaps of people clicking in to see if they can find out where to buy Vietnamese groceries, only to find that no-one knows!

I'm not too sure either, but many SE Asian herbs and ingredients can be found in Kowloon City (for very hip-pocket-friendly prices). Most of these mini-supermarkets are run by Thais, so you might not find everything you want, but it's worth a go nonetheless. Sorry I don't have the exact address(es) but there are quite a few of these stores in Kln City so you're bound to bump into at least one while you're there.

[discobay]

Yes definately Kowloon City.

[misao]

Where to buy vietnamese fish sauce, soya sauce and noodles?

[Janet_cbc]

I've gotten some of those items at JUSCO grocery stores and I think TASTE has them too. I've seen some at PARKWAY as well, but the fish sauce is not good there. It's still not the same as what I get back home Guess, we got to keep on testing them until we stumble on some good stuff.