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    Hashi Market

    3.0 (11 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Crystal X.

    This store is incredibly out of shape. How're you going to be open when half your damn store is in the "middle" of renovation? Why do you want your employees and customers to freeze? Why is it COLDER in your broken store than it is outside? Y'all hire lazy employees who can barely communicate w me and refuse to find something in the back. And then y'all keep your poor employees FREEZING at WORK that they have to fucking bundle up in sweatshirts and vests and hats. Truly the most disappointing Asian market I have ever been to. I miss when Marina Market was still here. Hashi is total shit

    Extremely disappointed--selling rotten/moldy fruit! I bought a pack of Golden Pears from here, and it was a total waste of money. On the outside, the pears looked okay through the plastic, but as soon as I got them home and unpacked them, I realized how bad the quality was. * Visible Mold: One of the pears had large, soft brown spots on the skin with white fuzzy mold growing right in the center. * Mealy/Rotten Interior: Even the parts that looked somewhat decent were terrible. I cut into one and the texture was completely "icy" and translucent in a way that suggests it was either frozen improperly or was already rotting from the inside out. It's really frustrating that a market would let produce in this condition stay on the shelves, especially since they are wrapped in a way that hides the damage until you pay and get home. I won't be buying produce here again. Check your fruit very carefully before leaving! 我在该店买了一份黄金梨,结果完全是浪费钱。在超市里隔着保鲜膜看,梨的品相似乎还可以,但一回到家拆开包装,我就发现质量简直糟糕透顶。 * 肉眼可见的发霉: 其中一个梨的表皮上有大块变软的褐色斑点,中心位置竟然长出了白色毛茸茸的霉菌。 * 内部腐烂/口感极差: 即使是那些看起来还凑合的部分也非常难吃。切开后发现果肉呈现出一种不正常的半透明"冰渍状",这通常是由于存放不当导致冻伤或者是已经从内部开始变质腐烂了。 超市竟然把这种品质的水果摆在货架上卖,实在令人气愤,尤其是那种包装方式很容易让人在购买时忽略掉背面的瑕疵。我以后绝不会再来这里买水果了。建议大家买单前一定要翻来覆去仔细检查!

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