[BenderBends]

Im looking for a deli that sells meats / cheeses?

i want to buy thinly sliced:
1 pound yellow american,
1/2 pound of genoa salami,
1 pound of pastrami,
1/2 pound of peppered ham
1/2 pound of honey turkey
1/2 pound of munster


where can i buy cause im getting hungry

[KnowItAll]

The larger park 'n shops should have most of what you're looking for.

Just remember to ask in Kilos or grams.

[BenderBends]

where in the Park and Shops?
In the whampoa one (which is a huge superstore) i have checked all over and only seem to find the pre-packaged stuff (like processed chedder white slices.......mmmmmmm...processed)

[KC Paul]

Hi Matt,

Try the Taste Supermarket in the Festival Walk shopping mall in Kowloon Tong. They have a nice fresh deli department with everything your looking for. Enjoy.

[KnowItAll]

Matt, there is a deli counter at most of the large Park 'N Shops / Welcomes where they'll slice up the meats / cheeses for you.

Should be close to where the chilled meats / live fish are.

[Lammarite]

Originally Posted by mattstewart

(like processed chedder white slices.......mmmmmmm...processed)

unlike the yellow american, genoa salami, pastrami, peppered ham
and honey turkey which are all in their natural form!

[BenderBends]

Originally Posted by Lammarite

unlike the yellow american, genoa salami, pastrami, peppered ham
and honey turkey which are all in their natural form!

lol...you know what i mean

processed is cool in some ways....but when its over the top...it just tastes and feels bad

[eat_drink]

Depending on where you live, larger supermarkets that should have the things you want include:

Oliver's - Prince's Building (Central)
Taste - Festival Walk (Kowloon Tong), Tung Chung
Wellcome - Repulse Bay, Westwood
Great - Pacific Place (Admiralty)
Jusco - APM (Kwun Tong)
Uny - Taikoo Shing
City'Super - IFC, Gateway (TST)

Oliver's generally has a good deli section. The quality at City'Super can vary because of low turnover (I've had Roquefort from City'Super that tasted more like rancid salty sweaty cardboard).

Also, there's a good small "gourmet" deli in Happy Valley called Fentons: http://www.fentonsgourmet.com/db/index.asp. (The website kinda sucks)
Address: 151-153A, Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong

[theshoreguy]

There are so many unfriendly and stupid people here in Geoexpat!

[BenderBends]

huh?

how is talking about deli's classify me as being unfriendly or stupid?