Bull-Ring market
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Every Saturday, we come here to shop for vegetables, meat and fruits. Things we normally buy include carrots, potatoes, onions, brocolli, cauliflower, chinese pai choy, brussel sprouts, lettuce, mushrooms, cucumbers, chicken, pork, bananas and strawberries. However, we can't find vegetables like chai sim and kang kong here.
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Chinese Quarters
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The miserably small Chinese quarters in Birmingham. There is only one Chinese supermarket and some restaurants and video shops. We used to get our supply of Thai rice, bean sprouts, tou foo and some Asian cooking sauces from the Chinese supermarket. They are, however, very much more expensive than those in Singapore.
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Row Markets
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The Row Markets selling a variety of daily groceries and other knick knaps, just like the Pasar Malam we had in Singapore.
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At Victoria Sqare, in the city center
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In the city center
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At the beautiful Cannon Hill Park near our house.
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HIPPODROME - where we watched 'The Phantom of the Opera'. It is cheaper to watch performances in UK as compared to Singapore.
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