Places in Hong Kong to get ingredients:
Slowood
Sustainable eco-friendly store with zero-waste choice products. Many vegan choices, eco-ware and local community featured products
https://www.slowood.hk/
Citysuper
Epicurean supermarket, organic veggies, and fruits, pricey, but sales are amazingly good, so it’s good to pay a visit. The carry the brand Bob’s Red Mill that has quinoa, buckwheat, groat oats, etc..
http://www.citysuper.com.hk
Great
Another epicurean supermarket, similar to Citysuper.
http://www.greatfoodhall.com/
Wellcome
This is a local supermarket that carries the best price for Thai coconuts. For other products, it’s average price.
http://www.wellcome.com.hk
Wet markets
Central
Gage Street Wet Market: Good price for avocados, and local and imported veggies. You can find good price for macadamia nuts too.
Central Ferry Pear: Every Sunday morning a local organic market at good prices. Arrive early!
Organic shop areas
Electric Road, near the MTR exit of Tin Hau, is a street with lots of organic shop’s.
There are more shops and places I still need to add. Will continue to INSERT INTO…
Living Food Chefs & Friends
Shima
http://www.sesamekitchen.com/
Shima runs a wide range of healthy cooking classes and demos of how to make healthy meals at home. Our classes include fermented foods, raw and living foods, baby food.
Nicole Lana Lee
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Nicole Lana Lee is a food & nutrition writer, as well as media personality.
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