In a Chinese supermarket (don't watch if you are Chinese)

[@CHINABEATBOX]

When I lived in France. I just took one photo to show the cheese to my parents...then they come to me and ask me to delete the photo. They told me it is not allowed in France to take photos in Supermarket. 😂😂😂😂

[@marcin5305]

CHINA BEATBOX CNBEATBOX Yea French intellectual property law is ridiculous

[@johnyankee6999]

dont even allowed to take picture in French supermarket? no way

[@hiroanz]

Same in Canada, pictures are not allowed in supermarkets in Canada even if they sell Chinese food.

[@lileo7833]

maybe in EU is like this

[@uwu_senpai]

CHINA BEATBOX CNBEATBOX I live in France and nobody care about that. Like really... As long as you do not take photos of people without their consent everything is fine.

[@weifeng1495]

I'm Chinese and I watched, cuz I love your videos ;/

[@KajaKubicka]

I'm glad to hear that!

[@starsstorms9918]

how do you chineses acess youtube ?

[@p.e.t.1105]

A Cat by VPN

[@starsstorms9918]

xin he what the fuck man? , why are you so mean ?

[@chicken.legs.]

me too

[@wz88]

3:07 The dessert you're asking at3:07 is called"Qing Tuan", which is a traditional snack, specifically in the southern area, only being available on the mark for a short amount of time. They are made of glutinous rice flour and bean-paste fillings.. always be one of my favourites!

[@FRANCISCARUSOworld]

This is the Carrefour I used to do my groceries!! I took a course at Donghua University and it was only one station away from this mall

[@jckyu]

3:01 we call that 青团 (Qingtuan). It is a traditional food for the tomb-sweeping ritual in April but is literally available throughout all year. Those packed ones don't taste well cuz they are made for long time storage. Local people usually buy them from vendors.

[@沈天鱼]

at 3：00, the green snack is called "qing tuan". its a traditional Chinese snack (popular in east and south china). its made from sticky rice and Artemisias juice (thats why it looks dark green) and the fillings are normally red bean paste. We usually eat this in spring because there is a festival in spring called “Qingming”, this snack is created to celebrate the festival. Just like moon cake for mid-autumn festival.

[@信號滿點]

如果一个中国人在西方国家超市这么拍，十有八九会被工作人员不友善的对待

[@玄影-q8r]

西方超市不让拍么！

[@lanzhij66]

you said that, it happened to me once.

[@Yok_Knnn]

玄影 对的 我在法国 法国的超市药房服装店都不能拍摄

[@weizhang2834]

玄影 是的，至少米国超市不让拍

[@歌樂山養豬場廠長]

比利时可以拍

[@alexanderyang3055]

2:48 That's basicly a sticky rice ball stuffed with red bean paste or lotus seed paste , it's green cause they mixed mugwort juice in the rice ball.

[@fanrichard8410]

In Melbourne we had white toast and toast bread ,white toast you can bought in Woolworth and toast bread you can bought in green grocery

[@Tekhelet75]

The dried items are mostly used in cooking soups. Example, dried herbs, nuts, berries, black mushroom...

[@gordonfeng365]

The green one is 青团 (the pronunciation is similar to “Chean time” in Chinese). It is a sweet green rice ball with various other food material inside. It is actually famous in Shanghai and only Shanghai. But not all green ball is good, especially in the supermarket.

[@nagisaindaegu784]

i cant even remember when was the last time i really went shopping in a supermarket. everyone shops online now. i can recall when carrefour was first introduced it was actually quite high-ended. they even have supervisor from france walking around all the time during the first few years.

[@chenyangzhao8869]

I am Ur Chinese fan! Plz don't try to keep me away from any of your vlogs~~lol....cuz I would still watch it.....Just showed my American dudes...they were so dead for the lack of cheese...

[@edisonchoi4774]

Thks for sharing the life in Shanghai

[@kccthurow]

I just arrived in Shanghai literally 2 days ago. Found your amazing videos:) Settling down in China is difficult even though I speak Chinese...

[@KajaKubicka]

I can imagine! it's never easy to move to a new place, good luck with everything! :)

[@ningtao8193]

I am a chinese and I’m watching.

[@ivanliu9092]

It's *sweet green rice ball* or *青团*. They are made of a mixture of glutinous rice flour and green plant juice, and stuffed with sweetened bean paste. People usually eat 青团 during the Qingming (清明) holiday. You can refer to this english.cctv.com/2017/04/04/VIDEQViPCheSxOovycT0bUg5170404.shtml for further info.

[@superyue7051]

Nice one. Wish you have good time in China

[@KajaKubicka]

thank you :)

[@hoern415]

xin he Shut up！Please respect her。

[@FromAshesToLashes]

I just want to add that the qingtuan is made of rice flour dyed with chinese mugwort extracts, it's a chinese herbal medicine ingredient and they're usually filled with red bean paste. its really good

[@xiaoq8329]

that's "qing tuan," meaning green buns, usually eaten in spring, a traditional food popular in eastern China.

[@mohameddaddi9043]

your channel is so helpful 👍👏💪

[@KajaKubicka]

thanks! I'm happy to hear that! :)

[@mohameddaddi9043]

+byKaja and I'm waiting for new videos still 😁😉

[@VictoriaMorganawesometori]

I really liked your intro. Short, simple and to the point

[@KajaKubicka]

thanks :)

[@Lyfey1]

The green thing is green mochi

[@xlinsdayx]

Is bread cheap overthere? (Serious question tho😂) is there olive oil??

[@KajaKubicka]

yes in supermarkets like the one i showed in this video you can definitely find olive oil, and bread is more expensive than in the west especially good bread, since it's not really chinese food

[@agatuxlv]

I am coming to china next week to live 2months ans i just found your channel and now i am watching all videos and like them all! Its so helpful to me , thank you so so much!!!!

[@KajaKubicka]

I'm happy to hear that!! :)

[@LittleYoung808]

Qīngtuán (青团) is a form of dumpling that is green, common throughout Chinese cuisine. It is made of glutinous rice mixed with Chinese mugwort or barley grass. This is then usually filled with sweet red or black bean paste. The exact technique for making qingtuan is quite complicated and the grass involved is only edible in the early spring, so it is typically only available around the time of the Qingming Festival (April 4 or 5), with which the dumpling has become associated. Much of the qingtuan consumed in China is prepared and consumed as street food from local vendors--Wikipedia

[@腊肉炒豌豆]

青团，清明粑粑

[@IzhanZubir]

Awesome vid!

[@KajaKubicka]

thank you!

[@mariamonk2592]

It's a French brand super market in china

[@cliu6906]

i was actually born in Shanghai love that place sooo much

[@irisna2513]

The green cake is called 青团[qīng tuán] ，people from the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River eat that for Tomb-Sweeping Day at first. It's getting popular for some reason after that.. haha

[@spencerjiang4302]

I will watch your video while eating after work. Your video is very colloquial and can help me improve my English, You look good, I like you

[@yifanwu5171]

It's a traditional food for our Tomb-sweeping festival. It;s not necessarily sweet, there are also salty one. By the way, carrefour is actually a French chain supermarket not Chinese brand.

[@topbiggun]

I CAN'T go back to America because I don't come from America.LOL

[@timroden6617]

In Texas I had someone tell me to go back to where I came from. I replied. Nice to be home.

[@weihan5366]

The basic yogurt got me lol

[@DHammerr]

0:01 when your grandma is watching the videos and she says she cant read the text

[@yuwang8333]

i'm a chinese and i watched, excellent as always 👏

[@KajaKubicka]

haha thank you! :)

[@yuwang8333]

keep doing ,加油⛽️

[@fyan4884]

When did you take this video? 5 months ago?

[@KajaKubicka]

nope 3 months ago ;)

[@alaindelonhj]

u missed the danish shortbread/butter cookies when you passed by the escalator ;P Thats the stuff you definitely know

[@banja1470]

I used to live near Zhongshan Park and I went to this supermarket a lot. This video brings back memories. 😁😁

[@crisaikoadtoon3227]

Thanks for your vlog, we are learned about what happened in china and we love you!. From ph🇵🇭

[@danielnascimento6300]

Love the vid!

[@KajaKubicka]

thank you!

[@seanpan5231]

3:00 looks like green mochi cakes to me.

[@JianweiChen2015]

You should try JingDong/Taobao :-) . I almost buy everything on line but not supermarket.

[@chembechenda4027]

I love taobao

[@liortepper3619]

Thanks for the video. Maybe next time show the little neighborhood markets that there are every few blocks. For me in Shanghai it was a life saver since i didnt want to spend so much like in the Supermarkets that are in the center of town (near the main street)

[@rizwanhaider3688]

Very good video

[@PhilippinesMyParadise]

Hej Kaja Mange tak for at dele dine gode videoer. Jeg kan godt lide din kanal, fordi den er fuld af værdifulde indhold, og jeg er en tilhænger i lang tid! Venlig hilsen / Ned

[@KajaKubicka]

Tusind tak! det betyder rigtig meget! :)

[@yangli1773]

The green gooey things are panda drops...seriously tasty

[@dr.hossameldien3054]

love your videos from egypt

[@leealex3320]

That stuff you said I don't know about are dry goods, or dry cargo of food in China, Chinese word is 干货。

[@fanrichard8410]

It’s called the sweet green rice ball

[@laoshapigou]

I was gonna skip this until I saw don't watch

[@KajaKubicka]

;)

[@MoreLocations]

I love this supermarket

[@jx100]

More Locations is it different from yours? which part?

[@MoreLocations]

江心 Food products 😊

[@jx100]

More Locations where are you from?

[@RespectOthers1]

This tour was probably more of a workout than the one you did at the gym! I'm gonna be different...you need to go back to China! :D

[@zhiqizhou5542]

thats is mochi its like rice cake whit filling and its really chewy

[@marryme2298]

Come on same like Cereal n cheese r everywhere just literally everywhere in the western supermarket

[@htht7831]

After I watched this video, I went up and looked for the supermarket I used to go to in Guangzhou China, it's called AEON/JESCO, and I'm surprised that it is only in Guangdong Province at the moment. It is a Japanese Brand supermarket, maybe someday it will reach Shanghai.

[@htht7831]

Certainly the price in Shanghai is too expensive, I'm living in Melbourne Australia, that price is identical to the price here, one of the most expensive city in the world (sells Coca-Cola for 20 yuan per bottle and average 60-120 yuan per person for a lunch).

[@machopolitan1]

Ignore these haters! Well-educated Chinese warmly welcome wonderful people like you!!!

[@jckalden1700]

It is an interesting introduction though. But all imported products to another country are generally higher in prices (add transportation charges, storage costs, etc.). So it is like saying fruits like pineapples, bananas, coconuts, durians, will definitely be more expensive in your home country than those available in Asian producing countries. Hence, maybe you compare the local vegetables and fruits prices with your country would be more interesting. Cheers

[@Yurita-d9r]

青团 Qingtuan, traditional southchinese pastry of the Qingming festival

[@张权印]

那个是青团 清明节时候吃的

[@gracefeng7301]

Nice video! Thanks!

[@KajaKubicka]

thank you!

[@firestrikegaming7345]

Seeing New Zealand milk in China makes me proud to be a New Zealander the milk is cheap here

[@fanrichard8410]

Kaja on March 31 I will back to china firstly going to HongKong

[@fanrichard8410]

And red pocket it’s for Chinese New Years

[@yishengdong9550]

can cooked some chinese food bykaja?

[@清德賴-v7q]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4DUe5SlebWCY9k

[@QQ-ld1vi]

Kaja, i paid 68+kuai for that goat cheese at Carrefour Gubei, i think... i laughed about the "I don't know" part, lol

[@CarlaB1B2]

The green pastry looks like Mochi.

[@fanrichard8410]

I like dragon fruit so much but I am not in Shanghai I am in Melbourne

[@tedaspane1493]

Carrefour is a French super market, not Chinese.

[@KajaKubicka]

true, but still in China they sell mainly Chinese products :)

[@gtshelby8937]

Im a Chinese,sorry for break the rule on the title.Cuz I love your video :D

[@KajaKubicka]

haha thank you! It was just kind of a joke ;)

[@kerrchingleong5818]

This is not a joke.

[@yitingzhao3997]

It's nothing ridiculous. I am living in Australia now and I was also shocked by Australian dairy products..,they add milk into every kind of food, but dairy products in Australia are really cheaper and better than in China.. I've learned how to cook my breakfast with cheese, butter, yogurt...hahaha...actually,excluding cheese, many Australian big supermarkets are same as Chinese big supermarkets. Especially for young people, many of us don't like to eat dry food . we like chocolate , hydrocarbons, sweet ,fat things.we do know it's unhealthy , but it's tasty. I love Woolworths and Coles

[@shiweicai4872]

I have learned something today.

[@热血高校国夫君]

There are too much noise in the background. Why don't you dub for your videos?

[@erwang1878]

Nice to meet you. I'm from China

[@KajaKubicka]

Get MY BOOK 'I lived in Shanghai' on Amazon! amzn.to/3pLoeQ4 the whole TRUTH about my experience living in China...

[@Weifan]

You know what I originally thought that you are an American. LoL, Don't worry I am not a hater. And, I really love your vlog since I want to see how foreign view China and Chinese.

[@KajaKubicka]

I'm glad to hear you like bye videos!! :)

[@zhiqizhou5542]

HAHAHAH kaja: the i dont know section me: i feel smart (for the first time)

[@meixingmichael2480]

during the grave sweeping era ，people eat that green ish ball

[@申家希]

Welcome to China!I’ve watched so many your videos for seeing the beautiful looking,lol .

[@蘇鵬系]

这还不简单，so easy!

[@fanrichard8410]

It’s called shampoo

[@billco73]

that is a nice Chinese supermarket

[@KajaKubicka]

true, it's pretty nice ;)

[@leonsnow9327]

Kaja, honestly, even we are locals. We could have a talk about supper market stuff we haven’t try or don’t know for all day around(especially my mom love doing that). It gave me headaches to buy stuff In market if I don’t have a clear idea what exactly I am going to buy. the kind quantities are just ridiculous huge. No wonder you saw advertisement that aim to stand out from unknown stuffs. As for your heaters, lol. Good for them. There is always a group of people in the world acting sensitive and panic about others comments. You just got little bit bigger in china because of its populations. Overall, so proud of you that you can bravely step up. Your life would keep being interesting in China.

[@adambourne260]

I really think all the Chinese are really friendly to western people. But for some political reasons, some people try to printed to be Chinese(like some Taiwanese)and let you go back to America. So never mind and ignore those idiots.

[@施怀雅]

buy it in the web Taobao,more cheap.

[@yashanhu3814]

aha, you come back to China, that is super

[@eshu1112]

I really wanted to go to China. I’m from the US but so much bad things are going on right now, and Chinese people are blaming us for certain issues and more than likely there will be a war between us, so it makes me sad. I really wanted to go to China :(

[@thesuperproify]

Firstt!

[@chazblaine2618]

Why I can’t watch this video as I am a Chinese

[@starsstorms9918]

where are you come from Kaja?

[@KajaKubicka]

Poland :)

[@xianjunli9616]

看的我好饿啊，哈哈😄

[@bcsily7548]

o，im so so hungry now.You are right, I should not look at it.

[@MlleilhamB]

You're so lucky !!!

[@yaglehoole5662]

Just about everything you showed was "I dunno." So, what do you know then? Why didn't you do some research and show viewers your clip is worth watching?

[@peterpista2652]

朕已阅

[@emmxugo4994]

Hello....nice video

[@KajaKubicka]

thank you! :)

[@peixinchen3986]

Kaja, you should find a Chinese boyfriend then all the "I don't know" will disappear! LOL

[@About彧]

佩佩 PeiPei 小姐姐真棒

[@xiaojizhu4831]

她这个身板儿不符合我们的审美，我选择PASS。

[@玄影-q8r]

达成成就！ 在KZbin看中国超市！哈哈哈！

[@kobeli3465]

Yes I am Chinese and I am watching it (stop discriminating)

[@KajaKubicka]

I'm not discriminating, it was just a joke because all the things I'm talking about are so obvious for Chinese people

[@kobeli3465]

I was joking 😂😂😂 sry for making you take it seriously

[@WEIHONGDU]

你是读书读傻了还是吃错药了？

[@kobeli3465]

没看上面的解释嘛，开个玩笑而已