Dun Huang — Local services in Ghent

The moment I turned around to go out after I checked out my grocery at the cashier, I broke 4 bowls of this stores. My large shop bag shattered 4 bowls in the corners of the table accidentally.

I checked the old photos of this store, the bowls area was placed book instead.

The bowls are really closed to the cashier place, and I had a experience nearly broke it before. But this time I am not that luckily. Each bowl is 11.8euro, I paid 47.2euro totally. I don’t know why they place those expensive bowls on such dangerous place, and I don’t know if they means to place those expensive bowls in a easy to break place. Because obviously not much people will buy it.

I really want to warn people who shops in this store be careful at the cashier. And I don’t know if other people had...

Asian supermarket with very friendly owners. It's not that big but stuffed to the brim with all kind of food from China, Korea, Thailand, Japan and other Asian countries. The staff is multilingual and speaks Dutch, English and several Asian languages. There is a big selection of frozen foods as well as a fridge with fresh produce like vegetables and tofu. You can find noodles, instant ramen, sauces and condiments, drinks, tea and sweet and savory snacks. They also sell liquor and ceramics and tableware. Highly recommend! And yes they have a...

Cozzy shop with unique assortiment Asian food (Japan, Thai, Chinese,...) Snacks, curry, thee, noodle, rice, drinks, liquor, sauce,... The assortiment changes frequently. Parking is paying and not always easy to find close to the shop. Public transport nearby. Watch out for the bycicles and tram when you cross the street! A little more expensive than other Asian shops in the city, but ask for a loyalty card and get 5% reduction for...