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Cmart brings Asian groceries to Broad Street Mall

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Wednesday, May 28, 2025 5:16 am
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Store Owner Brian Xhao said he was: "incredibly excited to be part of the Broad Street Mall community," as the store throws open its doors to customers. Picture: Broad Street Mall

Store Owner Brian Xhao said he was: "incredibly excited to be part of the Broad Street Mall community," as the store throws open its doors to customers. Picture: Broad Street Mall

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A NEW store has opened in Broad Street Mall, bringing the culinary heritage of East and Southeast Asia to Reading.

Cmart has opened its doors to customers in its new home in the unit next door to Metro Bank on St Mary’s Butts.

It offers shoppers a range of Asian groceries, including foods sourced from China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines, such as steamed buns, noodles, and dumplings.

It also bring fresh vegetables and ingredients such as sauces and everyday staples, as well as snacks, beverages, and specialty ingredients.

Steven Connolly, General Manager Broad St. Mall says: “We’re thrilled to welcome Cmart Oriental Store to Broad Street Mall.

“It’s a fantastic addition to our centre, bringing even more variety and cultural richness to our shopping experience.

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“We’re confident it will be a hit with our visitors and a great place to discover new flavours.’’

Brian Xhao, Cmart Oriental Store Owner says: “We’re incredibly excited to be part of the Broad Street Mall community.

“It’s a fantastic location, and we’re proud to bring the beautiful and authentic flavours of Asia to the people of Reading once again.”

Cmart is open daily from 10am–7pm.

More information about the store and what else is on offer at Broad Street Mall is available via: broadstreetmall.com

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