This is a basic Asian supermarket but not that great. Soon as I walked in I noticed the shop could…read moredo with a bit of cleaning as the shelves were dusty and floors were a little dirty; not good for a food retailer. I didn't feel comfortable buying the fruit and vegetables as they are left in a box on the table outside, which probably give it easy access for flies. However they sell a good range of products for the Asian cuisine and have a halal butchers at the back but it would help if the the staff spoke good English!! Bottom line is I probably wouldn't buy anything that was kept outside, from here but I wouldn't mind buying the packaged goods because it's good quality and good value for money.

Munir's is a great little Asian supermarket, with foods from around the world, but mainly Asian…read morecountries. As a vegan that cooks most meals from fresh, I find it useful that they have such a wide variety of ingredients, rather than pre-pack meals. I try to ignore the meat counter at the back, as it freaks me out, but if you happen to be Muslim, I guess it's handy as it's Halal meat. The main thing about this place is the people that work there. They are so friendly, polite and always willing to help. They also make you feel welcome, which certainly doesn't happen in the Co-Op opposite! You might not be able to find everything you need in there, but for bits and pieces and if you enjoy cooking and Asian cuisine, then this is the place for you. Prices are pretty reasonable too!

Not the best place for furniture. Nobody was in the shop when I was!! I don't believe they…read morespecialise in "all kinds of furniture, leather goods and sofas" as they state on shop front because they mostly had plain sofas, some of which I'm sure were made of fake leather. There were a few mattresses and television stands but that's about it. Nothing stood out here because it all looked so dull! They did have some good deals like a single mattress for twenty five pounds and three sofas for three hundred and ninety nine pounds. I would only recommend this store if you had to replace something in your house or flat not if you plan on decorating.

This shop sells a bit of everything for the household, garden, kitchen and bedroom and even a few…read moreclothes. I try not to judge a book by its cover but this shop didn't look appealing and seemed as if the products sell themselves because nothing else made this shop worth going to. There were a few shelves of branded bathroom cleaning products. Some of the branded kitchen products such as Heinz tinned food were stacked in a square in the middle of the shop. Plus their clothes section consisted of a few very simple t-shirts. I understand that it is a clearance store but they didn't have much to offer. I felt a bit uncomfortable as the man who worked here stared at me suspiciously the whole time I was here and right through until I left the shop and crossed the road. On the other hand it's a good place to pick up some bargains for dried food and cleaning products. On my visit they didn't have much else to offer. I hate to admit it but this is probably the lowest standard of shop I've been to in a few weeks.

My family has been shopping at Rai Supermarket for decades. And the reason for this is their vast…read morevariety of Asian food and groceries. They're always busy, which is testament to the wide selection of products they have and offers they tend to put on. The fruit and vegetables are displayed outside where you're free to bag as much as you like and ask a staff member to keep it near the tills while you browse through the aisles inside. The staff members are very polite and offer to drop your shopping to your car, which is very helpful because parking in the area is hectic so you could be quite a walk away. Although their fruit and vegetables are competitively priced, I feel the rest of their items can be overpriced, considering the number of supermarkets you have on this stretch of the Stratford Road. They could do a better job of maintaining the shop floor and exterior considering they have many workers.

What an amazing gem of a store unbelievable customer service and the products and prices are…read moreamazing ...I personally was recommended to this store and away from the traffic I love Zarissa asianwear and now an online buyer on www.zarissa.com

When I walked into this store it appeared to be completely bereft of any staff member. Still, it's…read morea fantastic furniture store in the Tooting area, with lots of specials on bedroom units and mattresses, stylish computer stands and living room furniture. They had a really cool series of bunk beds and sleeper couches too. Their showroom is large, and they clearly keep a certain amount of stock in the back. So if you're like me, when you want it, you want it now, and you could probably take your purchase home provided you have a great big truck to take it home in. Otherwise, just opt for the free delivery and you'll get it in a few days.

I went to DD Jewellers when I was shopping for my sister's wedding. She's very particular about the…read moregold she wears, especially her disapproval of traditional designs that can be very generic. So, it's hard to please her when we go to Asian jewellers! However at DD Jewellers we were impressed to find a vast range of designs that ranged from very traditional to modern Western and/or Bollywood inspired designs. They have a lot of sets that incorporate stones and beads, which is not common in Asian jewellery shops in Birmingham. These are trademark of regal Indian jewels, which seemed to have sneaked back into fashion. They have some simpler designs, if you're on a budget, and some interesting Arabic designs that are very unique. The service was welcoming and warm. Once they know you're eager to spend; you're treated like royalty!

I have shopped at DDJ on many occasions as well as shopping in other various Asian/ Indian…read morejewellers and DD jewellers were the most honest in there prices where other jewellers were trying to rip me off doubling the price's. Therefore DDJ comes out on top and they have all sorts of designs for everyone's taste. As for the customer service it's always been excellent.

There are few boutiques in Birmingham specialising in sarees, and those that do often focus on…read morehigh-end OR more casual ranges. Sai Dutta Sarees is a fusion of elaborate to simple designs at a range of prices. I was looking to buy a print sari that imitated a Satya Paul (Indian designer) design without breaking the bank balance. I wasn't expecting to find such a beautiful print in quality fabric at just £30! However, all the sarees do not necessarily come with a blouse or already-stitched "fall". Although they do have a large selection here, including satin, cotton and synthetic readymade petticoats. I brought my friend along who is well-endowed so finds it difficult to get a blouse that fits well. She was thrilled to find it here and it was under £10! The owner is very helpful and she has a tailor who stitches blouses and attaches fall to sarees.

The service at this shop was absolutely disgusting. Yesterday my mother and I went to look for a…read moreready made blouse that would match a sari we already had. At first the owner appeared helpful but was extremely condescending in her tone. She picked out one blouse and when we asked her whether we could let my mother try on another she was extremely reluctant. She insisted that my mother tries the arm of the blouse on and not the whole garment. After much insistence on my part, she finally gave in and rudely directed my mother to the fitting room. Once my mother was satisfied that the fitting was not appropriate, we gave the blouse back to the owner and were about to make our exit. My mother then merely pointed at another rack of blouses when the owner rudely told my mother to "not poke her nose over there" and asked us to move away from the clothes! I've never heard of a shop keeper asking customers to NOT look at what they had to sell! As we were leaving, I felt that I had to let the owner know politely that she had been exceptionally rude to us from the minute we entered her shop, initially watching us like a hawk and then speaking to my mother as if my mother was an uneducated fool. Once I'd told the owner she had been rude and she should treat us a bit better since we are the consumers, she immediately started shouting at myself and my mother saying that we were the rude ones and "making more work" for her by touching her blouses!!! She also yelled that we do not speak english (which was highly inappropriate since we were politely giving her feedback) and that my mother shouldn't be poking her nose into places where she shouldn't be! How disgustingly rude. Eventually she screamed at us to get out! I can happily say that we shall never be setting foot into Sai Datta sarees ever again. We have been told by several family friends that they have had similar experiences at the shop. Some have said that she only likes those people who buy things from her shop. Personally, I felt the need to warn all other consumers out there to stay away from such a poorly serviced establishment. Poorly serviced isn't even the appropriate phrase, the owner has never been taught manners in her entire life. If only I could give zero stars.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Helpful in deciding size of unit required and very reasonably…read morepriced. Would use again.

Very knowledgable and helpful staff. Recommended room size and even showed me some vacant rooms…read more Excellent service