The Open Guide to Cambridge - Differences between Version 6 and Version 1 of Cho Mee

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Chinese and Malaysian supermarket on [[Locale Mill Road Area|Mill Road]]. Does both wholesale and retail.
 Chinese and Malaysian supermarket on Mill Road. Does both wholesale and retail.
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[http://www.thatcanadiangirl.co.uk/blog/2005/10/15/todays-shopping-discoveries/ That Canadian Girl says] they have tapioca balls for making bubble tea! (But neither the flavoured tea powders nor the wide straws that you need to suck the tapioca up in.)
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As of December 2011, they stock multiple colours of tapioca pearl for making bubble tea, as well as the wide-bore straws needed to consume said tea.

<b>See also:</b>
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/yolise/364632136/ Yolise's Flickr photo of the noodle aisle]
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category='Chinese Food,Dim Sum,Filipino Food,Indonesian Food,Japanese Food,Korean Food,Malaysian Food,Seafood,Shops,Singaporean Food,Taiwanese Food,Thai Food,Vietnamese Food'
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locale='Mill Road Area,Petersfield'
 locale='Mill Road Area'

Chinese and Malaysian supermarket on Mill Road. Does both wholesale and retail.

Signs in the window indicate that they offer Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Singaporean, Japanese, Filipino, Thai, and Taiwanese items as well as Chinese and Malaysian; and that they have a large range of frozen fish, seafood, and dim sum. Fresh vegetables too.

Japanese Cambridge says that they stock rice, nori, wasabi, and frozen edamame, and that you can sometimes find some (frozen) sashimi-quality fish there.

That Canadian Girl says they have tapioca balls for making bubble tea! (But neither the flavoured tea powders nor the wide straws that you need to suck the tapioca up in.)

They also seem to stock things like steamers and possibly rice cookers as well.


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