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168 Oriental Nelson Street located at Nelson St, Bristol BS1 2BJ, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 07971 088418

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168 Oriental Nelson Street bristol
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Judy Holyer

5 Google Rating

Great for all sorts of Asian produce. I love browsing and finding new things to try.

5/ 5

Great for all sorts of Asian produce. I love browsing and finding new things to try.

Abigail Jilks

4 Google Rating

Best family owned oriental shop in Bristol in my opinion. Super friendly staff and loads to buy. Onl

4/ 5

Best family owned oriental shop in Bristol in my opinion. Super friendly staff and loads to buy. Only issue that its a bit small. If you dont mind aisles that are a bit small, that's fine

tünde kalocsai (elf11)

5 Google Rating

The shop has incredible wide range of Oriental products including kitchenware, that's very satisfyin

5/ 5

The shop has incredible wide range of Oriental products including kitchenware, that's very satisfying. Also the staff is nice.

Rui Li

3 Google Rating

Despite of advertised on AmEx shop small offer participant merchant, this oriental shop does not acc

3/ 5

Despite of advertised on AmEx shop small offer participant merchant, this oriental shop does not accept AmEx card, though it has a good variety of Asian food and sources.

Phil Goldsmith

5 Google Rating

Better dumpling selection than the big one at Eastgate!

5/ 5

Better dumpling selection than the big one at Eastgate!

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