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| Shenyang | A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Sun August 27, 2006 02:48 AM UTC
1. Does Shenyang have some type of subway or railway system for getting around the city? If not, is it supposed to get one sometime in the future? When, if so?
2. Is there anywhere on the north side of the city to buy "foreign" type groceries like block cheese (as opposed to the fake slice cheese found in all the grocery stores) or tortilla shells or anything like that? 3. Is there anywhere in Shenyang to find Mexican food either in a restaurant or grocery store? Please answer even if you can only answer one of the questions! I appreciate any help! |
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| Shenyang | RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Sun August 27, 2006 05:21 AM UTC
I am not from Shenyang and I have been away from China for quite a long time. I don't think there is subway in Shenyang, but there are plenty of buses. When I was in China seven years ago I had never seen tortilla shell or anything like that. I don't think you can find Mexican food there. McDonald's or KFC maybe. (As I said at the begining I have been away from CHina for a while and my information may not be accurate).
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| Shenyang | RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Tue August 29, 2006 02:07 AM UTC
shenyang metro is under construction. it will be done in 5 years. we have a train to expo garden, several times a day, very convinent.
i know some american will visit a store in riverside garden, there have many original foreign grocery, you can try it. the garden is near wulihe stadium.
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| Shenyang | RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Tue August 29, 2006 05:56 AM UTC
Ok I found some answers to my questions apart from this site, so I thought I'd answer for anyone else's future reference...
There is a railway system being built and maybe already running in some areas...? We saw part of it anyways, and the taxi drivers seem to think it will be done in 2008. We haven't found foreign type foods on the northern side yet, but did find block cheeses and some other foreign type foods on the south side at the big Carrefour down there as well as at a little grocery store near where the more wealthy foreigners live. I believe the previous poster mentioned that place - don't remember what it is called. Haven't found Mexican food yet, but I'll search 'til it's found or make it myself! Thanks for the replies.
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| Shenyang | RE: RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Tue August 29, 2006 06:02 AM UTC
Ok, Yangshu - you said the metro runs to expo garden right? Where does it begin? I'm guessing it's an east/west route and not a north/south route; am I right?
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| Shenyang | RE: RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Wed August 30, 2006 03:30 AM UTC
not the metro, just comman train. you can take it in bei zhan (north station), and it's charged 3 yuan.
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| Shenyang | RE: RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Sun September 3, 2006 07:39 AM UTC
Ok, another question: Where are some good places in and around Shenyang to find a good selection of English books to buy? Is there any libraries with an English section?
Thanks!
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| Shenyang | RE: RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Mon September 4, 2006 03:13 AM UTC
i know some secret places that sell all foreign version books and cds. they are my faverites. they are near lu mei, a fine art school.
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| Shenyang | RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Sun September 10, 2006 02:49 AM UTC
Try the two Wallmark stores in the grocery section. When I was there last month (Aug 2006) they did have an international food section.
One Wallmart is located opposite South Train Station and the other near the Imperial Palace area.
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| Shenyang | RE: RE: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Sun September 10, 2006 02:52 AM UTC
my previous post should read Wallmart and not Wallmark.. oops
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| Shenyang | Re: A few questions from an American who just moved here.. Posted: Sun April 1, 2007 05:44 AM UTC
regarding imported food stuff, go to Metro in tiaxi. Was there just last week, they now have coconut to blackcurrent tea & equal sweeterners :)
fyi, to buy anything from Metro, you gota be a member, just register at the counter, they take your pix with their webcam, give you an instant card, buy your stuff by producing your card, bring your own carrier or buy small large carriers at 30/50cents respectively :) *u dun stop riding because u grow old, u grow old because u stopped riding* auntiEAGLE in shenyang
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