Shop Reviews

The Indian lady, likely in her late 50s, was very rude. I hope management addresses this. While in the queue, I asked if I could pay with paywave, but she ignored me. I waited until she finished her current task, but she continued to ignore me. I asked again, and she replied in a loud voice, "Can't you wait? You are disturbing me." She could have simply replied with a yes or no; that's all that was needed. Totally ridiculous.

Rude cashier. I've visited this 7-Eleven a few times before, but I recently encountered a very rude cashier. While filling a Slurpee cup, the lid exploded (probably due to the gas), and a little bit of Slurpee landed on my shirt. I was going to ask the staff for some tissues to clean up the mess when the cashier raised her voice and asked, "What am I going to do about it?" The situation could have been handled much better.

"One staff member, a middle-aged Chinese man wearing spectacles, is extremely rude. I've had a few encounters with him. The tone of his voice is unpleasant, and he throws the items we purchased. The customer service is very poor, and this is unacceptable."

"The staff is very friendly and hardworking. Goods are always well-stocked and neatly arranged."

I've been here once and met a rude Indian lady, I think. When I was filling a drink, I filled it a bit too much, and she asked me to put it in a bag while sighing. Not the best experience, but the other workers are usually polite and very helpful.

The Chinese man was very patient when I bought Turbo Attax 2021 cards. I am very happy with his good attitude.

"Clean 7-Eleven. I have to commend the staff here, especially the friendly Chinese uncle. The microwave food isn't bad, and I always come here to buy things at night; it's quite convenient."

It's open now. 7-Eleven is no longer a work in progress.

The staff are efficient and friendly, and they stay open late, making it a good place to buy last-minute snacks. The chocolate scones are pretty good but rather expensive at $4.50 for six small pieces. Thankfully, there were plenty of chocolate chips, and each bite is full of chocolatey goodness.

The BreadTalk outlet is the usual one, found almost everywhere. I recently bought some scones, and while the raisin ones were good, you should avoid the cheese scones, as they were very dry and inedible. The service was, however, excellent.