Men’s Health – April 2011
Wai Yee Hong’s online store is recommended as a place to buy Black Rice, historically reserved for royalty in China!
20 May 2011Press and Media Coverage
guardian.co.uk – Recommended!
Wai Yee Hong and our online store get recommended by celebrity chefs, Fuchsia Dunlop and David Thompson in articles in The Observer and guardian.co.uk!
23 September 2010studentcooking.tv – Student Shopping Guide
Wai Yee Hong features in the Bath International Student Shopping Guide! Student presenter, Sky recommends us as a supplier of international groceries and shows viewers around our store in this fun online video!
23 September 2010kingswoodpeople.co.uk 02-August-2010
“A goldmine for enthusiasts of Oriental cuisine!” Another 5* review on kingswoodpeople.co.uk makes us very proud, and we look forward to welcoming this reviewer again soon!
5 August 2010kingswoodpeople.co.uk 18-June-2010
“If you enjoy Chinese products and Oriental cooking appliances, this is the place for you!” We’d like to thank this reviewer on kingswoodpeople.co.uk for their 5* review, and hope to see them again soon!
18 June 2010yelp.co.uk 26-May-2010
“A paradise of Chinese shopping, this supermarket contains just about everything oriental you could ever want.” We’re glad to hear that this reviewer on yelp.co.uk likes our wide product range, and look forward to welcoming them in store again soon!
27 May 2010yelp.co.uk 25-May-2010
Another kind customer has written some very kind words about us on yelp.co.uk. Thank-you very much; it means a lot to us!
27 May 2010yelp.co.uk 20-May-2010
Thank-you so much to this reviewer on yelp.co.uk for their custom, and taking the time to give us such a nice review. We really appreciate it!
27 May 2010The Telegraph – May 2010
Wai Yee Hong is recommended as an online Chinese Supermarket, not once, but twice in the Telegraph in May 2010! Assam Prawns and Braised Red Pork Belly are on the menu this month!
25 May 2010ITV West – April 2010
ITV filmed in our shop as part of a report on a local Chinese cancer awareness campaign. It is believed that Chinese people adapting their diet to include more meat and dairy ingredients has led to an increase in numbers being diagnosed with cancer.
25 May 2010