QUOTE(igor_is300 @ Jun 30 2006, 01:19 PM)
Dude you forgot Meadowhall

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Yes, Meadowhall. The famous shopping complex in Sheffield. Shopping paradise.
QUOTE(azarimy @ Jun 30 2006, 04:51 PM)
well, for food related stuff, it's quite easy to get asian food in sheffield.
a couple of chinese, indian, thai restaurants near the university. havent found any malaysian restaurants yet, surprisingly. there are lots of malaysian restaurants in other places, but in sheffield, i couldnt find one!
asian grocery stores are also strewn about in sheffield. u can get from mee maggi to kicap habhal to belacan. what more do u want? all made in msia one! hahahaha.
u dont really need to bring dry food. just enough to survive for about a month or so, until u can familiarize urself around sheffield. for muslim it'll be a little harder to find halal butchers, but all the kebab stores serve halal food, so not a big deal.
and meadowhall... aiihh... the current attraction to sheffield. one of the biggest shopping complex in the midlands.
For chinese groceries, go to The Moor. There's a shop named Tai Sun. It is located opposite of Golden Dragon (chinese restaurant). That's where I got most my cooking stuff (Bak Kut Teh ingredients, noodles, soy sauce etc)
For muslim groceries, my friend told me there's shop in Filey Street or Bramhall. Check it out.
Cheap western food, go to pubs (Varsity or Cavendish). (Last time, not sure about now) They offer 2 main dishes for £5. And the dishes are reasonable size.
If you are lazy to cook, get frozen food from Sainsbury or Tesco. Frozen foods are my supper usually

As for duvet (a.k.a. blanket in Malaysia), bedsheets and pillow casing, get it from TJ Hughes. You could try Mark & Spencers but they are pricy because their stuff are quality ones.
QUOTE(INFeRNO @ Jun 30 2006, 09:54 PM)
Oh, here's another thing I just though of. In M'sia, everyone drives everywhere. Even if you're just going to the shop you drive. Don't deny it.
Well, time to get used to walking. Your 'selamba' walking style will change within 2 weeks I assure you.
Yes. I'm suprised that I could walk pretty much in UK compare to here. Probably is the heat factor. However, get a walking shoes for comfortable reason .
This post has been edited by goliath: Jul 2 2006, 02:17 AM