Lucky

This store seems good locations, check out on May 27th 2026 aeound 9:35 AM, the female receptionist is nice and professional, the guys who help to stored packages is extremely rude and staring at me as a customer, will never come back again, sucks a terrible management training quality. Some people like this can work as customer services? Terrible! Such a lazy pathetic personality.

The security does not allow bicycle inside the shop. Threatens with gun and says “time to go back to your country”. Not racist but the color receptors in the visual cortex is seeking to trigger. After the confrontation, he doom scrolls instagram…

I know this seems weird, but I'm on a run of reviewing grocery stores. People have to shop at home more than they eat out these days, So it only seems appropriate that I would review some grocery store experiences as well. As I move from place to place, I often try to integrate myself with the people that live there. That means shopping at the local markets and getting locally sourced food. Unfortunately, my most recent stay placed me next to this Lucky. Because of the dramatic increase in the cost of groceries, I get why some of the more expensive grocery stores are starting to lose business, but my experience here was simply ridiculous. To start, Lucky is considered a premium grocer. They aren't "Whole Check" expensive, but they definitely aren't on the cheap side. Even with a membership to their shopping club, I'm still spending roughly 20% more per visit than when I shop at local markets. This is amazingly ironic, considering local markets usually are the ones that are most expensive because they don't do the same volume as larger chains. It appears the supply chain problems have had an inverse effect on where people should buy groceries. The extra expense of shopping at Lucky has had another adverse effect, that's low turnout. This store is mostly empty. It's not like I really enjoy grocery shopping in large groups, but the lack of turn on groceries has a negative effect on all of the most important foods you buy. Without a lot of people to clear out the bakery, the butcher, and the fresh produce, you get the worst of the worst. In this case, I was shopping for meat, and I came across an entire section that was rotting. Maybe this isn't the norm, but it's more frequent than I'm sure they would like to admit. No matter what the rest of my experience was like, I simply just can't get over the rotting meat. So, I have to give them two stars.

I wanted to buy Lavazza coffee, but all the cans were dented. I asked for a discount — they refused, even though the price tag showed $8.99. When I decided to buy it without the discount, the price at checkout came up to almost $20. I called an employee to clarify, but instead of helping he said the product was in the wrong place and repeatedly told me to “step away,” even though we were standing about two meters apart. In the end, I didn’t buy anything and just wasted my time. The items were misplaced and the employee behaved unprofessionally.

Huge store, lot's of inventory, lot's if variety. Rude staff culture at Lucky. Most employees seem miserable. Prices are higher than other grocery stores. I only go here if something is on sale.