I absolutely loved loved this place!!! I like Ice cream but the experience in this ice cream Magnum…read moreStore was beyond amazing!!! I am so glad I had the opportunity to come and try it. When yo first go in, you can pick which flavored ice cream you would like then you can choose hot white or dark chocolate, then toppings and even the small M for Magnum. The taste for the ice cream was amazing!! If you ever get the chance to have this experience!! you should do it!

This shop is a Magnum lovers dream, with the opportunity to top your favourite flavour of magnum…read morewith what you desire. However, be prepared to pay top pound for it. I thought you might be able to create your own mangum flavour, but you actually choose from a variety of available magnum and have the option of topping them in a variety of sauces and goodies. They also have many photo op rooms, all with unique lighting and backdrop for that social media picture. It was a good experience, but I think reserved for those eho love magnum.

The store has been here a long time and unusually nowadays is a normal size Tesco, not a Tesco…read moreextra superstore as many Tesco stores were extended and became, not a Tesco Metro store as seen in many places competing with local corner shops and doesn't have its own car park but you can park in the council car park adjacent to the store. The range is of course limited but 95% of items required for an average household are required. So at the weekend when I was in they had oat milk but not the no sugars oat milk, or they had Evian mineral water 6 x 500ml pack but not the 6 x 1.5L packs, garlic and corriander naan breads but not the Tesco Finest garlic and corriander naan breads to give three examples. As Waitrose and Iceland supermarkets are across the street if Tesco don't have it you can still get it in one trip to Egham High Street.

It's really good food and portions are well sized. They added a free salmon maki to my order which…read morewas a very satisfying surprise. Their driver was so nice and helped me carry my order 3 floors up. Very glad to have found this place. Will purchase again.

Yay! Another Korean grocery store! Do not be fooled by the little japanese written on their sign…read more It's mostly korean but a lot of korean food stuff is interchangeable. Like korean soy sauce for japanese soy sauce. It will still taste the same. ;-) I was impressed at what a good collection of korean frozen stuff they had. The different, dumplings, fish cakes, frozen noodles, frozen sliced pork and fish roe. Did I see Natto? (japanese fermented soy beans) Nope. But I did see a lot of other korean side dishes and 4 or 5 different shapes for dduk for dduk bokki so really... Give it a rest poser! To be fair they do say "Oriental favourite store" under their name but... ugh... come on. Every one of employees in the store was Korean. 90% of your merchandise is korean. You look like duck, quack like a duck. Dude! You're a korean duck! Claim it! own it! Even your 2 white customers in front of me, who were from Itaewon, smelled you a mile away and said Gamsa hamnida as they left. I had to laugh. (inner chuckle, inner chuckle) Great prices, like a 1.20 for a plate of Haemool Pajun (seafood pancake). Which is great because I could never finish a whole one and 3.50 for a small salmon sashimi plate. Amazing! And they lower their prices on fresh food stuff closer to closing time. I'll get over the japanese on the name because it's the best Korean grocery store I've seen in central london. It would be funny if the writing meant korean food in japanese! LOL!

Amazing little Korean market! The guys that run this place are really friendly and generous…read more Really fare prices and a great selection of Korean necessities. The family that run this place also run Soju which is really nearby and a really great place to catch a super authentic Korean dinner. Speaking of soju, you'll find the most reasonable prices in town here on a bottle!

A nice, clean convenience store. I rate them by the fact that when I buy milk there it keeps for a…read moredecent amount of time so they evidently refridgerate things properly. If you are a local they warm up on you, but before then it is just a normal level of service. Nothing wrong with that they are just not overly charming, but they do the job nicely with decent prices and a good stock. So I am happy to go there and am glad that it is there

Awful unfriendly and rude staff who are sarcastic to customers, I live locally but avoid going in…read morethere. And they charge and extra 25% minimum on what they sell, when I approached them about this they were quite aggressive! Avoid at all costs.

British 'Bucks. Costa has about the same quality of coffee. Where it shines is the food selections…read more Lots of good choices. One star down for the Mc Plastic wrap, and having to pick them, from the case, and present them for payment, reheat. Not a fan of the concept. Still a very good experience overall, especially at a busy airport!

Quick service, great coffee (MUCH better than I remember from years ago), and a massive selection…read moreof pastries & prepared food. Grabbing a cappuccino here was the best "welcome back" to England. The icing on the cake (err...coffee) was when the barista dusted a chocolate umbrella on my drink instead of the standard coffee beans, and - surprise, surprise - it was also a dreary, cold, and rainy day. Armed with my umbrella-topped capp, I walked outside with a big smile on my face.

I stopped by the World Duty Free in Heathrow Terminal 3 to grab a couple souvenirs and a bottle of…read morewater to replace the one my three-year-old wantonly stole from my brother. I wasn't there long, but it seemed like a fine duty-free, covering lots of bases, with a mix of luxury department store products and highly British souvenirs. I ended up getting fancy teas and cookies from the robust Fortnum & Mason section. Great packaging, and very "I got this for you in London." There was a short line to pay, and then I was off to my gate. If you need to do some last-minute shopping at Heathrow, you'll do just fine at this duty-free.

Great experience and found good deals on Chanel and Dior perfumes. Their retail stores on the…read moreairport had more of accessories and clothes Vs perfumes so really loved it. Convenient and good service.

Oh HELLO new local! What a find, what a night. Having heard about Wunderlust, I have been meaning…read moreto visit for some time and look behold it is right round the corner from me! I reserved an area for 40 people for the boyfriends birthday and couldn't have been happier with how the evening went. They reserved us a huge area which spanned both inside and outside the mismatch building. The first thing you notice is obviously the big red bus that you can actually dine upon. The next it's quirky greenhouse-esq. interior and then you can head out into their back garden area that has tables, a raised greenhouse area and plenty of available seating. They have a cocktail happy hour from 5 till 8 where cocktails are just £5 and they're pretty damn strong cocktails! And they also serve some fantastic street food. I opted for the wunderburger and it was god damn wunderful! Perfectly cooked juicy patty, topped with cheese, bacon and all the trimmings. Just wunderful! The only negative I have is that once they started getting busier the wait for drinks was rather extensive due to all the cocktail making so I'd just recommend a few more staff on those busy nights. Other than that I had the perfect evening and my boyfriend enjoyed his birthday immensely. Fantastic venue and another Deptford hidden gem!

Came here for a eventbrite event called 'One Sweet Social' with a friend yesterday night it was…read moreonly £3 a ticket and you get free ben and jerry's ice-cream with new flavour concoctions, frozen cheesecake and cocktails. It was about the social groups and charity groups in and around the Lewisham area and how us the community can help! There was also live music from artists in and around Lewisham and they all had a similar message and that was that we as a community, are all one and that we should work together to keep the area we live in a happy place. This was a good event and they should have more of these events around london. I didnt stay long (about an hour and a half) as i had work the next day but i would have stayed much longer! The venue itself, Wunderlust is quite a quirky place it has a huge red bus situated at the entrance and sells german hotdogs (hence the name!) Its decorated pretty with fairy lights and is like a little hidden den as it has like pathways which lead to different rooms and areas.. would recommend checking it out of your in the area..