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Shopped twice in this store. The first time I felt funny after I cooked a bag of gyoza from this place. I though it was just an unlucky bag. Today I went to buy water and when I got home I just realised I paid £10.50 for 8 bottles of water. This is CRAZY greedy from their side.
Just moved in this area but I will never come back to this store. I will also make sure that all my friends don’t stop there either.
Poor first experience - ordered on a Wednesday with promised/purchased next day delivery didn’t happen; exhorbitant delivery charges - £12 on £25 order; had to phone two days later to chase order as still marked as being processed when clearly wasn’t; 2 out of 5 items out of stock despite website claiming they were in stock when ordered; even though I called on Friday, they wouldn’t process order till following Monday with delivery supposedly on Tuesday almost a week after order. Express delivery? I don’t think so. Avoid.
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