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Living in Moscow: Expat View on Shopping Video

If you choose to shop in Moscow, you can shop day and night. There is a wealth of different types of shopping opportunities from small convenience stores based close to apartment blocks and Metro stations, to huge shopping centers located on the outskirts of the city. If you are keen to keep in touch with western trends familiar retail chains are becoming more and more apparent each year.

In terms of supermarket shopping, there is a variety of different chains offering a wide range of produce including some expat goods. Farmers markets also exist where fresh produce can be purchased and you can get a real taste of 'local' Moscow.

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Comments on "Living in Moscow: Expat View on Shopping"

It's easier to shop ...
It's easier to shop if? you know Russian and you need to know places.

If you want to live ...
If you want to live like a peasant, it's cheap. It does NOT offer everything a big city has to offer. Half of the goods in a British supermarket are not available anywhere in Moscow. Even in rip-off Ally Parusa there are many gaps in the market. It just seems like a luxury, though when you go shopping there after going to Petarutchka or Magnet which are? a shambles!

@avenueu I think ...
@avenueu I think Zara? is Spanish.

thanks!?
thanks!?

Is Zara a British ...
Is Zara a British store? I never knew that. Maybe it is, I just never? knew. Anyway, they have GAP here now. The prices are double the US prices, but it's here and that is nice.


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	Home - Site Map - Local Internet Marketing Expat Buzz \| Best Places to Live \| Expat Videos Living in Moscow: Expat View on Shopping Video If you choose to shop in Moscow, you can shop day and night. There is a wealth of different types of shopping opportunities from small convenience stores based close to apartment blocks and Metro stations, to huge shopping centers located on the outskirts of the city. If you are keen to keep in touch with western trends familiar retail chains are becoming more and more apparent each year. In terms of supermarket shopping, there is a variety of different chains offering a wide range of produce including some expat goods. Farmers markets also exist where fresh produce can be purchased and you can get a real taste of 'local' Moscow. Be a part of our Moscow expat community on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/moscow.expat.guide If you are an expatriate, you will definitely enjoy our city guide videos http://www.expateye.com Move One is dedicated to providing seamless services for all aspects of international relocation. We offer door to door moving, fine art shipping, pet transportation and personalized relocation assistance (including but not limited to home search, school search, settling-in and immigration services) To learn about our services, visit our website: http://www.moveoneinc.com For interesting news from the industry, visit our blog: http://www.moveoneinc.com/blog/ Comments on "Living in Moscow: Expat View on Shopping" It's easier to shop ... It's easier to shop if? you know Russian and you need to know places. If you want to live ... If you want to live like a peasant, it's cheap. It does NOT offer everything a big city has to offer. Half of the goods in a British supermarket are not available anywhere in Moscow. Even in rip-off Ally Parusa there are many gaps in the market. It just seems like a luxury, though when you go shopping there after going to Petarutchka or Magnet which are? a shambles! @avenueu I think ... @avenueu I think Zara? is Spanish. thanks!? thanks!? Is Zara a British ... Is Zara a British store? I never knew that. Maybe it is, I just never? knew. Anyway, they have GAP here now. The prices are double the US prices, but it's here and that is nice.		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