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liuzhou

liuzhou

I very rarely order meals now, but still in inclement weather (too wet or too hot) order ingredients to cook with. 99.99% of the time, it goes well. The food is fresher than the nearest supermarket and the range wider.

 

Today, they royally screwed up.

 

I ordered some squid, specifying from the preparation options they offer, uncut. I also ordered some coriander leaf, some sinsensis militaris mushrooms and four duck eggs. Simple. No. Here is what turned up

 

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Two wasp fish, Tachysurus fulvidraco (my least favourite fish), three tomatoes and a cucumber.

 

A quick phone call and they said they would resend.

 

Very quickly my actually order turned up. Almost.

 

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Miraculously the uncut squid has been cut and the four eggs have paired up and become two.

 

I did inform them and say 'stuff it' in Chinese. They didn't ask for the tomatoes or cucumber back. Those I still have. So I've won. They didn't want the fish either, so it has been donated to the local feral cats who are eyeing it suspiciously.

 

I must, in fairness, note that this is highly unusual. They are usually very efficient. The heat may have scrambled their brains, too.

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

I very rarely order meals now, but still in inclement weather (too wet or too hot) order ingredients to cook with. 99.99% of the time, it goes well. The food is fresher than the nearest supermarket and the range wider.

 

Today, they royally screwed up.

 

I ordered some squid, specifying as they asked me, uncut. I ordered some coriander leaf, some sinsensis militaris mushrooms and four duck eggs. Simple. No. Here is what turned up

 

notorder.thumb.jpg.3fc98928eff1f3d062db5997c4cde717.jpg

 

Two wasp fish, Tachysurus fulvidraco (my least favourite fish), three tomatoes and a cucumber.

 

A quick phone call and they said they would resend.

 

Very quickly my actually order turned up. Almost.

 

order.thumb.jpg.6ecc1eed5736aa4caa3d2ca89a84c0ed.jpg

 

Miraculously the uncut squid has been cut and the four eggs have paired up and become two.

 

I did inform them and say 'stuff it' in Chinese. They didn't ask for the tomatoes or cucumber back. Those I still have. So I've won. The fish has been donated to the local feral cats who are eyeing it suspiciously.

 

I must note that this is highly unusual. They are usually very efficient. The heat may have scrambled their brains, too.

 

 

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