buy food and eat out

[output]

Are the following both sentences correct and natural?

1. I always go to local supper market to buy food.

2. I rarely eat out in the restaurant which far away from my home, I choose to stay there to enjoy my lunch.

 

[emsr2d2]

Are the following both sentences correct and natural?

1. I always go to a/the local supper market supermarket to buy food.

2. I rarely eat out in the restaurants which that are far away from my home. I choose prefer to stay there at/near home to enjoy my lunch.

See above. What is the purpose of these sentences? What are you practising?

 

[teechar]

Are both of the following both sentences correct and natural?

or

Are the following both sentences both correct and natural?

See above correction.

 

[Barque]

It's possible that the OP did mean "supper market" and not "supermarket". The word "supper" is used in parts of East and South East Asia to refer to a late dinner, and a market can refer to a market with food stalls.

Incidentally the term "supper market" seems to be used in Canada too, from my Google results.