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There is a new Chinese market off Pulaski Highway that opened this past weekend called Ha-ha Foods. The selection there is quite impressive and the shelves are well stocked with all kinds of Chinese groceries from snack foods to frozen dim-sum to all different varieties of soy-sauce. It may not be as big as the Korean supermarket counterparts like H-Mart or Lotte but for a Chinese grocery store, it's a pretty ambitious endeavor. I do hope they succeed. A little history: this new market is basically the new location of Eastern Foods (1201 67th St Baltimore, MD 21237) which was operating as a small no-frills grocery store with basic items in stock. They have now moved down the street in the same industrial district. Sorry, I don't have an address, but I believe it is now on 65th Street.
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Perhaps my views are colored by the fact that it's a mile from our house, but I love the selection and prices at Asia Food on York Road bw Cold Spring Lane and Norhern Parkway. For Indian-only, Punjab at 33rd and Greenmount in Waverly has terrific selection of spices, condiments, etc.
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re: lawhound
Hmmm...About Asia Food; did they just move to the back of the building? They seemed to change owners about a year ago and the street-front portion got re-modeled. The selection in that store seems to have gotten smaller but I still see a tiny "Asia Food" sign in that alley on the side of the building.
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re: hon
The "old" Asia Food moved to the back of the building, replaced by a man who thought Stove Top Stuffing was Asian. His business failed about six months ago, so the nice Taiwanese couple with a good variety of Asian fresh and dried foods are back. No, not an H Mart, but saving over an hour's driving makes it attractive for us locals.
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My Shanghainese wife's go to grocery east of I-83 is the Towson Oriental Grocery at 8424 Willow Oak Rd. This is just east of Loch Raven and south of Joppa. AA Supermarket and H-Mart are larger, but you can get a lot of things in Towson without making the trip west.
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re: Vespa1
Rich,
Just found this small article on fish sauce:
http://www.panix.com/~clay/cookbook/b...
Tons of reciepes on this site, too. Go to bottom of page and click "Return to cookbook index"
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