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SHOCKED in Chinese big-box store 🇨🇳 (inside COSTCO in CHINA)
Costco China: Exploring Shanghai's Warehouse Giant
We didn't expect an American warehouse store like Costco exists in China.
We toured a massive Chinese Costco, in search of unique items as well as the prices of staple items. This way, we can learn more about the cost of living in China, including the cost of groceries and electronics and clothing,...
We didn't expect an American warehouse store like Costco exists in China. We toured a massive Chinese Costco, in search of unique items as well as the prices of staple items. This way, we can learn more about the cost of living in China, including the cost of groceries and electronics and clothing, as well as explore more of their local food. It's a good way to see if China is expensive or cheap. Are grocery prices cheap in China? Is China expensive? is China cheap? What can $100 get me in China? What are some strange things found in Chinese supermarket? What is the cost of living in China? Is it cheap to travel China? Is it expensive to travel China? Is China worth visiting? How is the quality of life in China? Should I move to China?
Embark on a captivating journey with JetLag Warriors as they explore a colossal Costco in China. This isn't your average shopping trip; it's a cultural immersion, revealing surprising product similarities and intriguing differences compared to American Costcos. From comparing electronics prices to discovering unique local food items like wild hog burgers and durian, the video offers a fascinating glimpse into daily life and the cost of living in China. Prepare to be amazed by the sheer scale of the store and the unexpected finds along the way!
We didn't expect an American warehouse store like Costco exists in China. We toured a massive Chinese Costco, in search of unique items as well as the prices of staple items. This way, we can learn more about the cost of living in China, including the cost of groceries and electronics and clothing, as well as explore more of their local food. It's a good way to see if China is expensive or cheap. Are grocery prices cheap in China? Is China expensive? is China cheap? What can $100 get me in China? What are some strange things found in Chinese supermarket? What is the cost of living in China? Is it cheap to travel China? Is it expensive to travel China? Is China worth visiting? How is the quality of life in China? Should I move to China?
This video by JetLag Warriors gives viewers a comprehensive tour of a Costco in China, specifically in Nanjing. The experience begins with a high-speed Uber ride, setting a fast-paced tone for the adventure. The Costco itself is described as massive, with two or three floors, and remarkably similar in layout to Canadian Costcos, despite the abundance of Chinese writing.
The initial focus is on electronics, where prices for TVs are compared to those in Canada. The video then transitions to a more detailed exploration of the grocery aisles, showcasing the sheer variety and quantity of items available. Unique Chinese snacks and Kirkland brand products are highlighted, along with a comparison of bulk buying practices between China and Canada.
JetLag Warriors engage in several humorous interactions, including sampling various food items and receiving snacks from friendly staff. The abundance of food samples is a recurring theme, noted as significantly more plentiful than in Canadian Costcos. They also try various unique local foods, such as crispy meat floss and truffle-flavored chips.
The video progresses through different sections of the store, including clothing, household items, and a surprising camping gear section, highlighting the unexpected popularity of camping in China. The meat and prepared food sections are also explored, with a focus on the differences between Chinese and Canadian offerings. This includes the discovery of unique hot pot ingredients and various other prepared meals.
JetLag Warriors' personal experiences and insights add a layer of authenticity to the video. Their reactions to unfamiliar products and their comparisons to their experiences in other countries, particularly Canada and Malaysia, create a relatable and engaging narrative. The video ends with a visit to the food court, where they sample the Costco pizza and compare it to the Canadian version. The comparison highlights differences in taste and presentation, particularly the lower grease content of the Chinese pizza. The overall tone is lighthearted and humorous, with JetLag Warriors' enthusiasm for exploring a different culture shining through. The video concludes with a mention of their upcoming Walmart tour in China.
JetLag Warriors take us on a whirlwind tour of a Chinese Costco, revealing surprising similarities and unexpected differences compared to North American locations. From the sheer scale of the store to the abundance of food samples and unique product offerings, the video offers a captivating glimpse into daily life in China. Prepare to be amazed by the price differences and the sheer variety of goods available!
JetLag Warriors explore a massive Chinese Costco, discovering unique products, generous samples, and surprising price comparisons. A fun, insightful look at daily life in China!
Costco China: A Unique Supermarket Tour & Price Comparison
2:56 Costco in China offers bulk buying, similar to Canada, but with unique Chinese flavors and massive packages.
3:44 There are no tariffs on goods from Canada to China, as evidenced by Kirkland maple syrup.
9:36 China has a surprisingly large camping industry, with good roads and beautiful landscapes making RV life appealing.
13:03 Budweiser is surprisingly popular in China, with prices significantly lower than in Canada.
18:51 Using Alipay for pizza purchase in Chinese Costco is much more convenient than paying at the cash register.
2:56 Costco in China offers bulk buying, similar to Canada, but with unique Chinese flavors and massive packages.
3:44 There are no tariffs on goods from Canada to China, as evidenced by Kirkland maple syrup.
9:36 China has a surprisingly large camping industry, with good roads and beautiful landscapes making RV life appealing.
13:03 Budweiser is surprisingly popular in China, with prices significantly lower than in Canada.
18:51 Using Alipay for pizza purchase in Chinese Costco is much more convenient than paying at the cash register.
0:01 Chinese Costco tour begins
0:38 Electronics and TV prices
2:12 Grocery aisle exploration
4:06 Trying unique Chinese snacks
9:13 Discovering camping gear
10:18 Meat and prepared food
17:22 Costco pizza comparison
22:22 Walmart tour link
00:00 Chinese EV taxi drivers can win F1 racing
00:36 TV, iPhone, PlayStation prices and availability in Chinese Costco
2:10 Layout & products the same as U.S (Kirkland!)
3:50 Samples everywhere! (North America needs to step their game up)
7:32 Chinese diaper review
8:16 1000 USD PLAYGROUND! I WANT IT (for my daughter, of course)
9:32 Is camping and RVing popular in China?
10:16 Meat pricing and availability in China
13:01 Chinese beer prices
13:47 The story of Costco in China
15:07 WIld hog burgers and sliced eel
16:42 Durian
18:39 What is this on my pizza?
22:21 Check our Chinese Walmart video!
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Probably the sheer number of food samples! Way more than in Canada.
How do the prices compare to Canada?
Some things are cheaper, like Budweiser. Others are similar, but the bulk buying is the same concept.
What are some unique snacks I can find here?
Definitely try the crispy meat floss; it's amazing! And the truffle chips are delicious.
What's the pizza like?
It's different than in Canada; less greasy, but still good. They even have a raw onion dispenser!
Is camping popular in China?
You wouldn't believe it, but yes! They have a huge camping industry.
