I used to love the Dalel store.… But lately he's gone completely bad. In the window is an ordinary cheese with mold (and this is not a noble Dorblou, but just a spoiled product). I bought a piece of bacon and opened it at home, but it stinks sour. Is that really possible?
The guard behaves impudently, is rude, gets into arguments — no respect for customers. The cashier can't find the change every time — 2-3 tenge, then 5 tenge in general. It's not about money, it's just that it's already become some kind of system.
Once they let a homeless man just stand at the entrance to warm up — as a result, the whole store stank of urine, and the guard just stood and laughed at the remark.
It is a pity that the store, which once delighted, now causes only disappointment.
Sellers are shameless, unfriendly, and don't give you a receipt. I always ask for a check, they still look at me like that, even though they have to give the check themselves. I left the baby with the baby on the street and ran in to buy water and juice, it was lunchtime, when it was my turn, the seller abruptly stood up and said, "I have lunch, get up at another checkout." I think this is unacceptable and disrespectful to customers! Even in huge supermarkets, sellers do not allow themselves to do this, and their workload can be much higher! Now the 12-year-old daughter called in tears and said that the seller scolded her because she asked to cancel one product. I believe that sellers should be treated with courteous customer service!!! But I'm definitely not going there now!!!
There is absolutely everything you need, well, I think so, I go there very very rarely, I remember that I disgraced myself there, because of the saleswoman who yelled at me just like that, it was insulting and embarrassing at the same time, but I didn't even do anything, I bet three, just because of the goodies, and another minus, because evil sellers, or I got an evil one
It's a good store, the prices for some goods are slightly higher than in a supermarket, but the place is located near the pedagogical university, so it is often visited by students.
A mini market, I would say. It's small, but there is a choice. Dairy products, sausages, bread, freezing and its own production probably salads, cutlets,chops, side dishes, pies and many others.
A small assortment of goods. I would like to see more products from the category of household chemicals and hygiene, as well as, for example, pastries are very tasty and inexpensive
A great mini-market!
I always buy myself a snack there for lunch. There is enough choice, the products are fresh and of high quality. They have their own pastries, and they are very tasty.
The only drawback is that not all lockers have keys. And they don't always let you through with their bags.
I come here every day to buy my lunch...and I take pizza and coffee every time. The women at the bakery are wonderful)
Overall a cool place with very inexpensive pastries
A good store. This is, say, between a supermarket and shops on the ground floors. In a word, an average segment or an average supermarket. A good assortment of products, two cash registers. In general, quite satisfied
A very passable store, which forms endless queues in the morning from grandparents for bread, then a queue of drunks for checks, then schoolchildren and students for whitefish and chewing gum, at lunch for everyone's grub and in the evening after work from everyone else. I think it's time to redo the store for a mini-market