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Baraka Market

Rating 4.4
78 ratings
Open until 11:00 PM
Tashkent, Oqqorgon passage 3, 31

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Tashkent, Oqqorgon passage 3, 31
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+998 71 200 12 47
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Credit card payment
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Payment method:cash, payment by card, electronic money, QR code
Promotions:discounts, promotions, special offers, bonuses, gifts
Wheelchair accessibility:full access
Rating 4.4
78 ratings
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19 reviews

Level 11 Local Expert
June 28, 2023
As in the whole grid, there are inflated prices, especially for fruits. Rude and ill-mannered cashiers, indifferent merchandisers who do not know where any goods are located. We got acquainted for the first time with this chain of shops on Dagestanskaya Street. The staff was wonderful. Very friendly and kind people worked there. Over time, the level of service began to drop, which was disappointing, but the proximity to the office and regular promotions still made us regular customers. At the Gorky branch, we first got acquainted with the disgusting service. The branch on Novomoskovskaya Street completely discouraged the desire to enter these stores. Updated on 06/28/2023. I had to go in for milk. I wanted to take a pack from the shelf, but a fat cockroach ran right through this package (( I was scared. I confirm my opinion about this store and lower the star also for unsanitary conditions.
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Level 3 Local Expert
November 28, 2023
Very unclear service, we ordered delivery for 300,000 soums via Yandex products, there is a condition that when ordering for 200,000 delivery is free, as a result, for reasons we do not understand, we brought fewer products, with paid delivery and most importantly WITHOUT a RECEIPT, the courier says an ELECTRONIC RECEIPT, only there is no one, ... In the end I do conclusion that it is not worth making orders in the Barrack network
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Level 14 Local Expert
March 31, 2023
Sellers are kind, say hello, but they are not executive and not proactive. Many products on the shelves are not replenished as they decrease. I'm almost sure that everything is in stock, there is an assortment, but they are probably too lazy to go and bring it. The cash register system is very inconvenient. One of the two doesn't work forever. Also, a queue is going to wait until the cashier weighs everything - you get tired of waiting. Maybe you should take a closer look at your competitors - how does it all work? Free-standing scales, came up, weighed what was needed and went to the cash register. It's a small thing, but it's convenient. I ask the management to pay attention to the work with the staff.
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