1/5 Rishabh Sen G. 10 months ago on Google • 8 reviews
My
key
takeaways
after
having
frequented
the
S.R
Das
road
shop
thrice.
1.
All
over
get
up:
The
store
is
compactly
set
up
but
one
faces
the
inconvenience
of
having
to
open
their
shoes
every
time
they
enter
which
is
highly
unfeasible
and
inconvenient
to
consumers
on
the
go.
The
owner
should
make
necessary
arrangements
to
solve
the
same.
2.
Service:
The
store
owner
is
well
behaved
and
accomodating
but
his
primary
assistant
has
a
very
haughty
attitude
reeking
of
arrogance.
I
remember
having
gone
in
the
owner's
absence
requesting
the
assistant
to
fetch
me
some
rock
salt
to
treat
my
fish
and
he
rudely
remarked
that
they
only
sell
aquarium
salt
and
should
go
to
a
departmental
store
instead.
(naturally
anyone
with
common
sense
would
visit
a
pet
shop
to
buy
products
that
are
niche
and
specifically
catered
to
their
animals
and
not
the
ones
used
in
day
to
day
life).
I
also
noticed
that
the
owner
exercised
preferential
treatment
based
on
his
perception
of
customers
which
is
very
unfair
in
my
opinion.
3.
Products:
The
shop
houses
a
variety
of
fish
and
an
assortment
of
products
but
I'd
advice
any
new
hobbyist
to
visit
the
shop
only
after
doing
their
homework.
I
purchased
a
few
plants
(mainly
Anubias
and
Java
fern
and
they
held
up
pretty
nicely).
Now
here
is
the
flip
side,
i
got
two
baloon
platies
and
they
were
infected
with
gill
fluke
and
other
parasites.
The
owner
quoted
a
price
of
Rs.
150
per
piece
(which
is
comparatively
steep
in
terms
of
market
price
to
those
sold
in
other
online
and
offline
chains).
The
owner
could
contend
that
the
same
price
is
reflected
due
to
the
premium
value
or
novelty
attached
to
product
but
that
argument
would
fall
in
shambles
because
the
fish
were
exhibiting
signs
of
infection
which
show
poor
quality
of
the
livestock
in
itself.
This
accounts
for
GROSS
FAILURE
in
the
adherence
of
basic
industry
standards
of
quartining
and
selling
healthy
fish
followed
by
most
fish
traders
world
wide.
Lastly,
the
owner
might
contend
that
I
as
buyer
should
have
exercised
the
principle
of
caveat
emptor
(buyer
must
beware)
but
that
would
again
be
a
wrongful
premise
to
adhere
to
in
this
case
as
such
transactions
often
happen
on
mutual
trust/fiduciary
relations.
Conclusion:
All
over
very
dissapointed
by
the
quality
of
service
afforded
in
this
shop.
I
would
request
the
store
owner
to
hire
competent
staff
who
know
how
to
cater
to
clients
instead
of
posing
to
be
Fish
Pundits
and
acting
out
in
a
whimsical
and
capricious
fashion.
Secondly,
would
advice
the
owner
to
sell
healthy
livestock
and
do
something
about
having
to
open
shoes
everytime.
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