wet markets

I eat the local food daily, shop in wet markets, have learned to eat any part of any animal, and even use chopsticks in my own home.

The wet markets are increasingly gone and in their place stand convenience stores (c-stores), supermarkets and hypermarkets.

It's also working in live animal markets -- these wet markets -- which is exactly the place where SARS emerged in Asia.

Officials went to local supermarkets, wet markets and restaurants to conduct spot checks and take food samples for analysis yesterday.

The weekly People's Square "Marriage Market" is more crowded than most Shanghai's wet markets.

A city-wide poultry cull was underway last night after the deadly H5N1 virus was found in three more wet markets.

In Hong Kong, supermarkets and wet markets are places where most people shop for food.

The latest bout of bird flu was first detected in four wet markets in Hong Kong on June 11th.

Parts of the movie were shot on location last year in Hong Kong and include some familiar sites, including the city's wet markets.

They get ready simple dinners after back from schools while their parents are still at the work sites or in the wet markets;

Towle explains that Chinese shoppers in wet markets check whether meat is fresh by seeing how warm it is;