All Together Bury: Cammie Liu, Bury Market
In the next part of our All Together Bury series, we’re celebrating the independent businesses bringing global flavours to the heart of our town. This time, we caught up with Cammie Liu, owner of Moliuliu’s Store, a family-run food spot based in Bury Market.
Serving authentic Hong Kong cuisine alongside popular Asian favourites, Moliuliu’s Store has become a go-to lunch stop for market visitors – blending traditional recipes, community spirit and world-class flavours right here in Bury.
About You and Your Business
Name: Cammie Liu
Business: Moliuliu’s Store
Location: Stall 9–10, Princess Block, Bury Market
Established in Bury: 3 years
In a few words, what do you do or offer?
We serve authentic Asian cuisine, specialising in Hong Kong dishes alongside favourites such as Japanese curry rice and Malaysian laksa noodles, all freshly prepared in Bury Market.
Your Story
How did your business begin?
I was already a regular visitor to Bury Market after moving to the UK from Hong Kong. Once I had settled into the community, I wanted to open an Asian grocery store that could provide familiar products for people who had also moved from Hong Kong, while offering support and helping them feel at home.
Bury Market felt like the perfect location because of its strong footfall and welcoming atmosphere. The business later expanded to include an Asian café, and more recently we evolved again to focus fully on serving freshly prepared hot food.
What makes your business special or unique to Bury?
We were one of the first Asian grocery businesses in Bury, and today we continue to offer flavours that are still quite unique within the market. Our menu brings together dishes from Hong Kong, Japan and Malaysia, giving visitors the chance to experience authentic Asian cuisine while visiting Bury Market.
What do you love most about being part of Bury’s business community?
I love the combination of traditional and modern businesses in Bury. That mix creates great footfall and a lively atmosphere, and it makes the market feel welcoming for both long-time locals and new visitors.
All Together Bury
How does being “All Together Bury” reflect what you do?
Community connection is very important to me. We have organised several So Hong Kong Market events and have also delivered workshops at local venues such as the art museum and The Met. My aim is to support the local community, make use of Bury’s fantastic venues, and introduce more people to what the town has to offer.
Being part of All Together Bury means sharing culture, collaborating locally and helping bring new experiences into the town centre.
Your Bury Favourites
Favourite local spot:
Bus Stop Café in the Princess Block at Bury Market.
One hidden gem or must-visit in Bury:
Chadwick’s Black Pudding.
Your go-to coffee or treat order:
An iced coffee from Bus Stop Café.
Looking Ahead
What’s next for your business?
We’re excited to be running the So Hong Kong Market again as part of the Bury Food & Drink Festival in July. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate culture, food and community while bringing new visitors into Bury town centre.
Follow @DiscoverBury to discover more stories celebrating the people, places and partnerships that make our town such a dynamic and forward-thinking place — All Together Bury.
