T-Bones Fresh Food Market

"Beat the Supermarket Duopoly with low prices at T-Bones! Especially the meat is really affordable. You do have to be careful with the fruit and vegetables, but at a quarter of the price of the supermarkets it's hard to complain. The shop can be a little busy and things are packed in quite tightly, and you need a coin for the shopping trolleys. But all in all, really a great shop to help beat the cost of living crisis."

"Was shortchanged (miscounted) on several items today. Bought some smoked fish. In the docket it was $24.99 as “open veggies” and $23.99 on the shelf. Also bought “oven backed roast pork” roasted pork at $4.99/kilo. In the docket it was “roasted pork belly 4 kg” @ $23.99. Be warned and check your dockets."

"Prices are economical but The shopping experience is going bad and bad these days. The veggies bought from here tends go bad really soon, same with fruits and garlics. I did buy garlic for the 2nd time in a row and all of them were not eatable. Same with potatoes, and others. Never this coincidence while shopping at any other other place. I was hesitant to write this review but it's consistently bad. Heads up to all other customers, if you see any special thing, please please check the expire date or best before date on it. A lot of products will be beyond their best before date and when bringing it up to their staffs attention, the reply I got was they were aware of it and they say, there are list of items which is okay to consume even after the best before date so thats the reason they were still selling them. This is also something you don't see with other stores. And generally as well, please check the expire date on all of the products here. Perfect example of "you get what you pay for". Never again though."

"Don't waste your money on the mangos. Very disappointing to pay for something you can't eat. I cant remember price. Maybe 2 dollars each? Looked fine on the outside. Disappointed. Save money and buy elsewhere so that you can at least eat."