Greeting cards:

[KittyHawk]

I want to give a provider a small cash gift at the beginning of the new years celebration. I would prefer to put it in a card. Does anyone know of any stores (physical, not online) that sell cards in Mandarin or Mandarin and English? I was in a couple of Asian food markets a while back and don't remember see a card selection and I have never seen an Asian Hallmark store. I don't have the time for a lot of running around and coming up short so I thought I would run it by the experts in schmoozing Asian women. I'm sure she will throw it on the pile of gifts that she got from a dozen of you guys but that's OK.
Thanks!!

 

[Ellocohombre]

Try H-Mart. But it is best to do on Chinese New Year, but I guess you know that already.

 

[KittyHawk]

Try H-Mart. But it is best to do on Chinese New Year, but I guess you know that already.

I heard about H-Mart a while ago but forgot about it. Thanks for the reminder. I will definitely plan on getting there on or close to Jan. 22nd.

 

[Mbennet]

You could make your own greeting card,put the pictures, write what you want. Try CVS or Walgreens greeting cards customization. Would cost you less than 2$.

 

[KittyHawk]

You could make your own greeting card,put the pictures, write what you want. Try CVS or Walgreens greeting cards customization. Would cost you less than 2$.

That's a possibility. I didn't know that they had that service. Based on Elloco's reply, I started looking at Asian markets. I didn't realize how many there were. I have driven by some and didn't know they were there. It wouldn't be a problem to stop in when I'm on the road. I also found a very small selection on the Hallmark website (surprise there). There are a couple of stores not far from me. If worse comes to worse I'll just get a plain red envelope. It's the money that counts.

 

[Danhun]

Have found some on Amazon and greeting card universe