Brian nodded his thanks to the two and asked Tom to make inquiries while he entered the convenience store.
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The convenience store was small, probably about forty square meters, stocked with common goods, but it had an extra selection of Hua Country's dishes.
Some of these were Brian's favorites, like the "Old Lady's Hot Sauce."
This condiment was in limited quantity here and mostly bought by Hua Country immigrants despite its steep price, but it still sold pretty well.
That made sense, given that many immigrants found it hard to adapt to the local food at first, and if they couldn't cook, using ready-made condiments from Hua Country was a great solution.
Brian always had to call ahead to reserve his purchases at the store.
Yes, most supermarkets here didn't carry these items, only some Chinese-owned stores had their own channels to stock up, unlike the convenience of e-commerce back in Brian's previous life.
But this convenience store was strange.
