How to tag a country/culture(?) specific store?

[Minh_Nguyen (Minh Nguyễn)]

If the shop doesn’t have full-service supermarket departments but still focuses on food, shop=grocery might be an option, despite what the wiki says:

@Minh_Nguyen

I’m pretty sure shop=grocery has always been used in the U.S. for what we would call a grocery store in a more formal sense. Nominatim has also supported this terminology since 2009 by calling it a “grocery shop”. However, in 2014, it was documented as a tagging mistake and deprecated in favor of shop=greengrocer, which contradicted this usage. (We have these too!) Someone soon pointed out that grocery stores are not the same as greengrocers but then proceeded to equate them with dry goods stores. A note distinguishing this tag from American grocery stores was added in 2009, but I think it confuses the colloquial and formal meanings of this term in American English.

If they sell a little bit of everything but don’t focus on foods and don’t carry any perishable foods, shop=general or shop=gift might apply.