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1.5 (43 reviews)

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Michelle D.

DO NOT COME HERE. It was horrible customer experience. The lady owner almost yelled at me when I asked her three times for the receipt. Speaking of other reviews, they were all real. I got one durian with a ton of mold. I didn't see the outside of the durian because it was frozen. It got expensive mangoes ( $6/lbs) and it was something like that it has been in fridge for months. The Queen Fruits, don't be surprised if the Health department come visit your store one of the day for selling molds product which affect public health. Customers are smart. They cannot be fooled long.

浩邦

Don't go to this place half of the fruit in my box is rotten. The jujube taste bad as well. Even though the service was ok, the quality of jujube is bad.

Banh Trang tron aka rice paper mixed
Hoang N.

I came here on a Saturday morning while waiting for my battery changed I went i and grab a box of pre cut jackfruit, 12 chicken ballots and a pre made box of 'Banh Trang tron' aka rice paper mixed. I have to say the rice paper mixed is really good . Jackfruit is not as fresh as I expected. The store is unorganized, hard to navigate around, very cramped. However, the cashier is friendly.

Ter L.

During a visit to Grand Century MaLL with my mom, we stumbLed across this LittLe gem offering tons of fresh fruits. The shop itseLf can come across a bit cLaustrophobic. There are boxes on boxes stacked not onLy in the estabLishment but aLso aLong the outside of the buiLding. Fruit cost can range from moderate to downright expensive depending on what you are purchasing but the price tags seemed fair. As an added bonus, Queen Fresh Fruit aLso has a tiny area where they offer fLower bouquets for saLe. Score for aLL the forgetfuL or Lagging patrons Like myseLf.

a coin in a wallet
Vincent P.

Rip off and they over charged. They said it was 2 lbs for a bag of makok fruit but when I got home and weighed it, it was just 1.6 lbs. they also gave me back $1 Philippine coin for change. Karma will bite this owner when they die. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME TO GO TO A BUDDAH TEMPLE OR A CHURCH ASKING FOR FORGIVENESS.... THE OWNER WILL PAY WHEN YOU TAKE YOUR LAST BREATH :)) enjoy your life and take people money while you can. You will not be able to take with you to your grave...

Old jackfruit. About 1/4 of the box
Tracy P.

Bought a small container of pre-cut jackfruit. It looked very good and the first few pieces were very good. However when I got the the bottom of the container, these pieces look like there are starting to get rotten. I think the owner deceptively put old pieces on the bottom so they can get rid of the rotten fruit. This is very deceptive. Be careful and look through the whole thing before you buy. The container was not cheap either.

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Bán hàng chảnh quá, hàng ko ngon và mắc , đồ cũ cũng bán cho khách . Buôn bán ko có tâm .

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