It is smart that Australia’s largest number of mooncakes is present in Australia’s largest Chinatown. Haymarket in interior Sydney has a wealthy multicultural historical past. Thai Kee IGA grocery store, specifically, is the beating coronary heart of the realm, the place locals profit from the ‘finest and widest’ number of Asian items within the metropolis.
The homeowners of Thai Kee journey to South Korea, Japan and China on mooncake sourcing journeys, in addition to collaborating with smaller native makers. They’re working a pop-up mooncake sale as a part of Market Metropolis’s Moon pageant.
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