Thread: Gourmet Bazaar coming to Ubud/looking for vendors

Originally Posted by BKT

you might want to leave your email address, you need at least 20 posts before you can access your PM's

As you can see I am a new member .. for some reason I was not allowed to put my e-mail address... :-(.

Originally Posted by matsaleh

Type your email address like this.

johnsmith at hotmail dot com. Members can type it correctly before they send to you.

Hah.... I know there is a way to do this Thank you matsaled.....

Originally Posted by jkbali

We have secured a location in a strategic area of Ubud to open a Gourmet Food Bazaar. The idea is for one-stop-shopping for the expat, restaurant, and hotel community in the Ubud area. The facility will be divided into several different venues to be rented out to different vendors upon approval of the management. As anchor we will have a gourmet mini market featuring imported dry goods, dairy products, cheese and wine, etc. We are looking for any interested party to feature the following products: Ready-to-serve delicatessen items, butcher (local and imported meat), organic produce, bakery, and any locally produced specialty food such as: gourmet coffee, red rice, wine and spirits, etc. If you think you may be interested in participating – for more information please e-mail us at jkjude at yahoo dot com – please be specific and tell us your product and idea. We will response to every incoming e-mail

Great, can't wait for it - finally a decent place to shop in Ubud. Have you considered approaching SPS? In my opinion they offer the best cold cuts, sausages etc.

Hi Zoyra: Thanks for the input. We haven't contacted anybody yet. The property will be available to us as of September at which time we will start renovating. Figure it will take 1 to 2 months to renovate and we will start getting people in there. We have already one of the biggest imported food supplier (but not cold cuts, sausages, and cheeses) working with us. We figure there's going to be enough customer base in Ubud to maintain a profitable business.

We figure there's going to be enough customer base in Ubud to maintain a profitable business.

Real cheese would be an excellent idea,as opposed to the putty that is sold as such here.Dutch farmers raw-milk extra-old cheese,Passendale from belgium,Bleu d'Auvergne from France,real Pecorino from Italy to name a few.It is the only thing I miss here.

Originally Posted by hermit

Real cheese would be an excellent idea,as opposed to the putty that is sold as such here.Dutch farmers raw-milk extra-old cheese,Passendale from belgium,Bleu d'Auvergne from France,real Pecorino from Italy to name a few.It is the only thing I miss here.

and real gouda cheese from holland... ubud definitely needs a clean, bright, well stocked supermarket. There is definitely a market for this.