Oriental food.

[El Cid]

Does anyone know where I can find a Chinese/India/Asian food store anywhere near Malaga?

Sid

[Guest]

El Cid, don't ask where, cause I don't know but there is definitely one "somewhere in the centre of Fuengirola" because it's for sale, no location given, if you want to investigate for yourself go to businessesfor sale.com/imported-foods-supermarket-Fuengirola. if this gets wiped I'll pm you!

[Jade138]

Sorry Sid, this may or may not be helpful to you for now but just thought for future reference if you or other forummers are in Seville will find it useful.

Hiper Oriente I
Aponte, 8 (Junto Plaza del Duque)
41002 Sevilla
Telf Y Fax 95 491 59 43

Hiper Oriente II
Avda. Kansas City, 1 y 3
(Esq, Luis Montoto)
Telf. Y Fax: 954 06 02 69
41007 Sevilla

Email: [email protected]

My spanish is appalling thus copying what was printed on the carrier bags.

Horario de 12:00 A 16:30
Y De 20:00 A 24:00

Por cada consumicion en almuerzo O Cena en local (minimo 24E)
se obsequiara con un vale de dos horas en aparcamiento gratuito en el parking de la plaza de la concordia del grupo saba.

[ian.wilson]

There is an asian/oriental type spice shop in the centre of marbella town. It´s next to El Stanmore Dry Cleaners. Coming up to the main road from the Skol Hotel turn right onto the Ricardo Soriano. Walk for about one hundred metres and you will see the sign for the Dry Cleaner. Go down the steps on the right and you will see the shop on the left before you get to the dry cleaners. Sells all sorts of spices reasonably priced as well.

[silver]

There are a lot of Chinese mini super markets all over Malaga..(not in the center) that sell the usual foods. You can get lots of spices from a spice shop on the other side of the river (dry) opposite a hotel thats behind the Corte Ingles. Russian food down by the port. African shops here and there. What exactly are you looking for?

[El Cid]

What exactly are you looking for?

The usual Chinese things like black beans, yellow beans, dried mushrooms, dried shrimps, wonton wrappers etc. plus some fresh products such as Chinese greens etc.

I brought a lot dry stuff out from the UK after a visit a year or so ago but am running low now. I know some items can be found in some supermarkets but at a vastly inflated price compared to proper "ethnic" shops.

Sid

[costakid]

the asin supermarket in fuegi is near the bus station. if you walk towards the square with the church on it from the bus station keeping on the right side of the road there is an alleyway with an opticians on the corner, the supermarket is down that alley. very small tho. its next door to a carribean hairdressers.

[Guest]

Is it next door to the chinese hookers (I chew yo fat)? behind the chinese opticians (I see *beep* all)??

[Alan-LaCala]

There is also one in Fuengirola near the police station; the one where you get your NIE.

Alan

[Jade138]

The usual Chinese things like black beans, yellow beans, dried mushrooms, dried shrimps, wonton wrappers etc. Sid

Sid, the above items freezes very well.
I have the tendency to buy extras as the closest Chinese Grocery is in Seville.

[lis48]

Jade you say your closest Chinese supermarket is Seville, but I came across a brand new one in Cadiz the other day which might be closer for you. It's in Calle Nueva very close to the Cadiz Province tourist office (not the local city one).

[Jade138]

Lis, wowowowowowo extremely grateful for the information.
Shall pass info to my friends too.

[Susi]

El Cid
I know your question was about Malaga but bearing in mind your location is Granada I thought I would mention something in the latest Insight newspaper. It says that there is now a well stocked Asian supermarket just off Calle Recogidas. It is called La Casa Comercial Hua Feng, Calle Luis Braille 6. Tel 958 083606.
Don't know if this is of interest.
Susi

[El Cid]

Thanks for that Susi - I will check it out.

Sid