Khim’s Millenium Market

If negative stars were an option, that’d be my choice. I went in yesterday and can tell you my exact purchase: almond milk, bananas, blueberries and raspberries. Everything was fine until I went to use the raspberries and was shocked to see them covered in a thick white coat of mold on the top. I went back expecting understanding and humanity, there was a mistake. Even though it had be only 1 day, they insisted I need a receipt. Even though they’ve seen me patron this location for years, they insisted on having a receipt. Even though they were standing in front of a POS where they could scan the item and see that it was sold yesterday with the exact items I listed, they insisted on a receipt. It’s this dehumanization that I loath when these people are robots who only believe in policy over passion. All I wanted was raspberries that will not give me food poisoning. I feel like that is a reasonable expectation for $ 4.49
Khim’s with their many convenient locations and great inventory lacks any sense of humanity and neighborhood vibes that you can find at any number of more pleasant healthy delis in the hood. For the nearest one to this location, I’d recommend 359 Graham AKA Graham Garden where they’ll treat you with respect.
Unable to find my receipt, I’m biking back over there to leave the rotting fruit with them since I have no need for it. They were truly rude. If you like rudeness and strict adherence to policies, this place is for you.

Normally, a perk of patronizing one of these moderately-​to-​obscenely overpriced Khim’s markets instead of your local bodega is that you are spared the stench of cat urine. Not so at this location! I walked in this morning and was nearly knocked over by it.
The fact that they had no Troeg’s beer, despite the sign out front (the reason I came in in the first place), cost them a (possible) extra star.