Greedy owners collaborated with private parking company UKPS to make sure you are fined for parking…read moreover 2 hours. Was visiting family and decided to be a dear to rent a vehicle and bring the family to Wing Yip to stock up on chinese grocery and have a meal there within the premises. There were no notices observed regarding the parking duration limits and boom! GBP 100 fine on top of the GBP 50 administrative charge to the car rental company. Wing Yip - please wake up your fucking idea! you want consumers to spend there at the supermarket and patronize the restaurant to ensure that they keep alive to bring you rental, do you expect consumers to finish a meal, finish shopping at your supermarket and get the fuck out of there within 2 hours? Absolutely absurd! Shame on you!

Bought seaweed which is a dry food, bought three packs, they were mouldy. Went back didn't have a…read morereceipt, got told no refund no receipt. Cashier lady did try to look for my receipt on their system but couldn't find it. They say it doesn't affect your statutory rights but reality tells you otherwise. Wing yip didn't exchange nor refund the goods. Make sure you keep your receipts people. I left the three packs there. I wonder if they will end up back on the shelf? Won't be buying seaweed there then....

I'm not Polish, but I thought I'd pop in for a look around. Nice place, I couldn't understand the…read morenames, soI went to the deli counter. Even I know what the sausages are. Bought 3 types and they tasted great.

The joy of being a foodie is that the world of food to explore out there is virtually limitless. In…read morethe quest to find more delicious food and ingredients, I'm always delighted to learn about food from other parts of the world Lesna Chata is a Polish delicatessen which has only been open a month. I came across it today wandering through Sutton and popped in to find a tidy, well-stocked shop. There were lots of shelves of groceries, some of which were recognisable goods but just with Polish brand names as well as some which looked less familiar. Some of the sauces looked interesting and may be worth a try in the future My current experience of Polish food is limited to pierogi - dumplings with varied fillings. There were a lot of pierogi in the freezer section However, my interest was immediately drawn to the deli counter at the front of the shop. There was an interesting assortment of cold cuts of meat, a wonderful array of sausages and a few cheeses. The lovely lady behind the counter was very patient in explaining the products to me and offered me tasters I walked away with 2 types of kielbasa sausage - garlic and smoked - as well as one of the Edam style cheeses. All for around £3.50 I shall be back, especially with her advice that Thursday is a good day to shop here when they have fresh deliveries. I like the sound of some of the things not available today - a fried style of sausage as well as some made with liver

Nice supermarket, good staff and excellent produce. Can't complain at all. Prices are even better,…read moreespecially for London living

Buckle up boys and girls because this little market is going to take you for a ridiculous journey…read moredown the craft beer rabbit hole. Freshfields Market is a small easily overlooked corner shop that looks like it's only used during those times in desperation (i.e., when all the other shops are closed and you NEED an obscure herb.) WRONG. Freshfields Market has an ASTONISHING array of local and international craft beers. Seriously, there is a whole freaking WALL devoted to the fine art of artisanal brews. From the well known craft breweries like Thornbridge to the distinctly local like Cronx, Freshfields has a dizzying selection of beers that would make even the most casual of drinkers tingle with excitement. Every time my husband and I visit we stand in front of the shelves like the proverbial kids in a candy shop unable to make a decision on which of the beers to try. It is no secret that I enjoy my beer. I brew it, I'm looking for a career in it... and this, man... this shop makes me feel like a child. It makes me excited to be a part of a growing demographic of young professionals who are looking to push the boundaries of brewing. Moreover, makes me excited as a consumer to see what was once a dwindling selection of ales suddenly explode into an interest in the "traditional" beer of England. If you find yourself overwhelmed by the selection Freshfields have got your back. They've hired a seasoned-drinker and well-educated staff member to help you pick out the perfect beer for your palate. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL. They not only carry bottled beer but also they have the option of purchasing four pint carry outs that are tapped from two barrels so you get your beer straight from the barrel and not bottle conditioned. As far as the prices go, they're about the price you would expect to pay for craft beer - which is to say not that cheap. However, the last two times I have gone they have done a deal on craft beers - something like 6 craft beers for £12, I can't remember. Either way, this little corner shop may seem to be like any other but don't let the outside fool you, inside it is Croydon's very own craft beer Valhalla and if it suits you, I would go on a pilgrimage as soon as possible.

Lots of fresh fruit and veg as well as the usual sundries. Some european cakes and sweets too.read more

From the owner: Welcome to Ecklee, your one stop shop for culinary delights and excellent foods from all around the…read moreworld. Ecklee is the Arabic for "My Food," and that's what we're about: anything food. We specialize in foods from around the world. We stock a wide variety of teas and coffees, herbs and spices, chocolates, Mediterranean sweets, cooking sauces and pickles. We now offer a wide selection of kitchenware products from the renowned Legnoart Emotions and Classic ranges. We bring you the best food and kitchen products from around the globe

I visited there during my Londontrip, because I love Korea. I was happy to see a huge range of…read moreproducts there, even bigger than those we have in Berlin. Here they have many different korean drinks, what I really liked. Also a lot of sweets, selfmade Kimbap and some totally other products you wouldn't expect. Even some notepapers and salt... I will visit there again next week during my short return to London. The prices are allright for the UK. If the shop was in Germany I'd say expensive. We can get things cheaper here, but out there in Seoul Plaza at UK is the better and bigger range of korean products. So for me, Seoul Plaza wins and I'm sad, that I live far.

Everything you need to make a Korean feast can be found here, including genuine Korean maple…read moresyrup. There's a larger Seoul Plaza around the corner, but Seoul Plaza 2 manages to pack a punch in a small space. I got a couple of interesting items that I hadn't seen elsewhere such as pumpkin noodles. Prices are low, and I even got a 2 for 1 soft tofu discount.

If you suddenly realise you have run out of Kimchi...this is the place to come. They have ALL…read morethings Korean here, and a few japanese goodies too. It's fresh fresh fresh. They have an extensive meat counter, and lots of ready-made dishes to take home...chapchae, dumplings..and various other tasty looking stuff. And there are always free samples of fresh fruit by the checkout. A nice healthy touch! It's open until 9.30 pm too! Marvellous.

Saw this restaurant when passing by with friends and decided to pop in and don't regret it for a…read moreminute. Food was excellent, as was the service. Staff were friendly and helpful.