British Supermarket Shopping Walk - Waitrose / 英国のスーパー ウエイトローズ (日本語サブタイトル）
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- This is what shopping is like at a British Supermarket, Waitrose, in London.
I visited on the day face coverings became mandatory in shops, supermarkets and shopping malls. Today we'll be walking through the store and see how Londoners have reacted to the new rules and also a glimps of the prices of products.
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Filmed: 24 July 2020
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Great idea showing everyday ordinary activities ! It gives a hyper-realistic view of life in a town, with their products, prices, promotions, etc.
Love this video very much! What a well organised supermarket. 🌻💜
I love Waitrose, quality is fantastic
The biggest plus for me in Waitrose is how well the shelves are stocked and presented. They take more pride in appearance because they want to maintain this perception they are a better class of supermarket. Plus they have some really interesting products. Much better than your aldi or Lidl.
Fascinating. New Zealand prices similar. You could have been buying for my dinners. Chicken thighs, leeks. Salmon sushi . Yum. My favourite dinners. I would buy enough for a week. I think you buy for a day or two. What an enormous supermarket. A bit dreary. Ours are bright and more colourful.. We have narrow isles and people quite friendly though not now with distancing. We have signs at the end of each aisle telling you what there is. I have plenty of toilet paper too. No pets ? Me neither now. Sadly. Do so enjoy your postings. Tomorrow I will go on a walk with you 😊
Very interesting. I always like shopping tours. I have never seen this system with the scanner before. We don't have it here but it looks very good to me. As I can't go to UK this year because of Corona I do miss the british supermarkets. They have so much more than we have in our austrian supermarkets. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching and your comment. I will go and film different supermarkets in the future. Stay tuned! 😉
Try to get here before the end of the year because after Brexit kicks in all that fresh fruit and veg will be stuck at Calais.
philip013 I hope I will be able to come to UK next year because of Corona and Brexit too 😔
The shelves and product displays at Waitrose are always top notch, everything lined up, facing the right way and done with symmetry, Waitrose isn't necessarily the most pricey shop, they have,their own low cost essentials range as well.
That essential range is legend. They have tinned artichokes, ratatoulie and focaccia in their essential range. Other supermarkets have baked beans, tinned tomatoes, economy cheese and economy bread.
Called "Facing up". I worked at the Ealing branch for years. You do it at the end of your shift to make the shelf look tidy and sometimes to make the shelf look full when it actually isn't.
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That is my local Waitrose, Canary Wharf branch, it is the flagship branch with two more levels of Homes and fashion goods above, you done a great job filming, good pace and steady camera work, I like your currency conversion rates. I didn’t realise there was a discount section near the sushi stall. Thanks for pointing this out. 😀
That was really interesting. Most people seem to be complying with the face covering rule, I was surprised how blatantly some people weren't, and they didn't even look embarrassed!! That seemed a very reasonable price for what you got.
I understand those that may have a medical condition for not wearing masks, but yes, the arrogance of some young folks swanning into shops and just ignoring health guidance just makes you wonder what sort of selfish people they are....
People are not wearing a dust mask that wouldn't even prevent the common cold let alone a supposed deadly virus that has caused a worldwide pandemic (hoax) and you think they should be embarrassed about it! Also, if these dust masks really work then they have nothing to fear from people not wearing one.
It seems to me that you just want to virtue signal to everyone at how morally superior you are.
So many products there are cheaper than Thailand, exactly beers hahaha
Mike Lee dumb
@@piedwagtailrameau Brilliant reply, you're obviously a great thinker.
I'm an American teenager my family moved to Scotland In 1998 when I go shopping with my Mom and Dad we shop at WaitRose
Waitrose was my favourite place to go shopping. They always had amazing Halloween stuff :D
Used to live in London, almost never went to Waitrose for my grocery, thought the price was better at Tesco/Sainsbury's. Surprised at how one's perception can change so drastically because everything to me seems so reasonably priced now, compared with any random supermarkets in Tokyo (except for the sushi obviously!). Meat and dairy products are much more expensive here, you'll have to go to a wholesale store only to get the price at the same level as Waitrose.
And Waitrose is one of the most expensive supermarkets. I don't really rate meat from supermarkets here in the UK. I'd imagine Japan has really good quality meat generally. In the uk you're better off going to a proper local butchers for decent quality meat. Waitrose is a higher priced supermarket but they do budget ranges and lower prices stuff too. Overall in Waitrose you're going to get a much better shopping experience and find more interesting products than you would in a Tesco or Sainsbury's.
I love the technology in how to buy the food at that store. And it looks like on that day you were there, it was a lot quieter than it probably is before the pandemic and lock down started. Whenever we get to visit our niece in England, I’m going to tell her to take me to Waitrose! Lol 😁😉
Love these shopping vlogs!!
Lovely video, I shop at Waitress as well but because the shop is cold around the fridges my glasses steam up wearing a mask. Cheers.
I was very interested in the machines to scanned your products that make the payment faster and easer, I wish we had that system in my country.
Waitrose us one of most expensive supermarkets in the UK along with Marks and Spencer, although the quality of food in both is considered better. Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Lidl, Aldi are all cheaper more or less in that order. Fresh produce is similar in all but tends to last longer in the top two, they also do better quality ready meals, bread, cakes, desserts.
You missed another important retailer in list - ASDA?
$35 for the food you got I consider very reasonable. In the US where I live esp LA wholefoods, sprouts and Erewhon would be almost $10-20 more.
I haven’t gone to wait rose but excited to do my shopping there next week
My mom lives in the L.A. area, Gardena. She goes to either Walmart or Food Max, since it’s just her living at home, she saves a lot more. Those stores you mentioned, and there’s also Gelson’s, my in-laws always shopped at Gelsons when they lived in Santa Barbara, they could afford to but those stores are like fancy gourmet, organic kinds of groceries, locally made, imported, and paying extra for the name brands and of the store name, it’s all is over priced but some really good things to buy. A lot of people like good quality food... Stores like Von’s and Abertson’s, even Trader Joe’s, are getting a bit pricier but that’s why more people go to Walmart, Target, Winco and Food Max, and Aldi, you still can cook a gourmet meal from the food they sell! 😁😉
It's actually UK's version of Hong Kong ParkNshop/Taste.😂😂 They looks very much alike and somehow even be the same in terms of interior decorations, stock shelfs, fridges...
Enjoyed the shopping walk and loved how you listed the prices in different currencies. I think I would feel safer and more comfortable if the employees wore masks too. Even here in Hawaii people are ignoring the face mask rules.
Referred to as 'Face coverings'.
Unless it is a full-face sealed rubber N95 mask, it won't stop a virus.... a t-shirt, scarf or bandanna are acceptable, as are face visors, but since they give no protection, what is the point? You have more chance of getting hit by lightening but we don't all walk around wearing earthing-rods... Compliance is for fools.
Resist and oppose the Government.
@@hezbollah670 A face mask won't necessarily prevent you either transmitting (if you are infectious) or receiving the virus from others, but it will considerably reduce the viral load, ie. inoculin. A lower dosage will greatly reduce the severity of any infection, possibly avoiding symptoms, need for hospitalization or even death, depending on your other factors, eg. age, comorbidities.
What a wonderful shopping experience thank you for sharing. Here in California, the prices are very compatible in my opinion and if not slightly cheaper. I have never seen this shopping experience before. I don't think we have markets with these scanners. I really like that👍
I am glad to hear you enjoyed the shopping experience. I would imagine that supermarkets in California are a lot bigger and sell many more varieties of foods. The hand scanner is very convenient, I really like it 👍👍
Waitrose is quite expensive compared to other supermarkets in the uk. It's where posh shop lol
@@sanpostroll2107 Supermarkets in California are not "a lot" bigger than this Waitrose.Many even smaller. This Waitrose is almost the size of a Superstore, and the superstores are not that many around.
these scanners have been used for a while, another supermarket (Sainsburys) lets you scan using an app on your phone. Vast majority of people do it the old fashion way, pay at the till, preferable servers by a human, not the self serving checkouts!
The barcode scanners are available in most British supermarket chains. Not only do you get a running total of your purchases and faster checkout, but as you scan you will receive an alert if a special offer applies, eg. BOGOF.
I’m hungry now, nice shopping tour video, nice to see markets from around the world 😊👍
hahaha thanks buddy 👍
I loved this walk through so much. Are all your markets so wonderfully peaceful, quiet, and tranquil? American supermarkets always have harsh, irritating music blaring overhead. In your market, all the other adult shoppers were considerate of other people's personal space, and also, your check out process was so easy. I wanna shop there! 🛒
Thank you for watching and your comment. There are restrictions on the number of customers allowed in store due to the pandemic. Waitrose is an upmarket supermarket so the self checkout experience is slightly different. I will try to film other supermarket chains for comparison.
@@sanpostroll2107 I definitely enjoyed the video and will look forward to other walk through. I'm envious of your quiet, luxury markets. American markets are nothing but overcrowded chaos and rude behavior. You're lucky to have such nice places to shop.
I’m a regular Waitrose shopper and it’s not always this tranquil!! 🤣 Especially on weekends and during holidays like Christmas. They’re so joyful to walk around early morning or later at night though 🥰 xx
@@amyfrosty Agreed! I also like to grocery shop early in the morning when everything is restocked, peaceful, and peope are in somewhat of a good mood.
@@sanpostroll2107 Do Lidl or Aldi please. :)
I’m from Portsmouth and currently live in Hilo, Hawai’i. Things here seem roughly twice as expensive as in your vlog, which surprised me being that you’re in London but I guess we are pretty isolated here!
Just figured out what’s different. In America we usually have music playing over some speakers in the ceiling. Usually some sort of soft rock. It’s so quiet in your stores!
That's a good point, I didn't realise!
There are licensing fees to play music in a retail space, most supermarkets don't to cut costs
I had an unpleasant suprise seeing the prices of ordinary marketers sold in this supermarket in London ! Here in Belo Horizonte, Brasil, especially after the pandemic, food prices in general have risen stratospheric and can be compared with those in London , where we know the per capita income of the of the population is much higher !
Always interesting to see what other branches in the company look like.
Great post of the supermarket chain I work for. What you should of said on your introduction was that Waitrose is the most expensive supermarket chains in the U.K.. I live n work in London in a store about the same size as this one. All shops are limited to how many people are allowed to be in at any time. Our store only allows 55 people in, so 1 in 1 out and always a queue outside just like every store/shop in the U.K.
Hi Nigel, thanks for your information and a big thanks for keeping food and esentials available during the lockdown!
Since the revised one metre+ distance for England came in, ive no longer seen queues at supermarkets, just a DIY sanitiser, station.
John Smith yes I agree but you still get them and our Waitrose is still operating half capacity and we’ve still only got 1 instead of the 2 entrances open. Keep safe
For the many people impressed by the technology, scanning using a hand scanner or mobile phone app is widely available in British supermarkets. Not only does it speed up the checkout, but you have a running total of your purchases and alerts to special offers on items scanned, eg. BOGOF. To discourage cheating, shoppers will be subject to a spot check at checkout from time to time. Waitrose are infrequent but require a full check. Asda are more frequent but of only a few items.
Very interesting to see how other folks shop! Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching! I will try to do other supermarkets as wel :)
I love grocery stores around the world. The prices you showed were comparable or a little less than WalMart in the US. You have a better selection of several items like olive oil. Leeks are almost unavailable here. Pricey if you do find them. This was a fun outing for a day of lockdown.
I live in waterlooville and the Waitrose in my area is closing waterlooville is like 60 summit miles from London
One of the most interesting videos out there. The size of the grocery store and the way customers pay was mind blowing. Prices a bit lower than in NYC. Thanks
Don't want to think about NYC prices - this is literally Britain's most expensive supermarket out of all the 10 or so main chains
Sherry Lee well, between that and Marks and Sparks.
@TheRenaissanceman65 or use an Apple Watch - no limit. Self scan is so much easier. Every 6 months or so they do a security check and check 5 random items to make sure you scanned them. Waitrose is a great store with great staff but you pay for the pleasure
@TheRenaissanceman65 Straight to prison :-)
@TheRenaissanceman65 Prices in the UK are not low, some types of products are but we cannot buy big packs to save money, as in the US. If you compare the UK with the US (not NY) the UK is madly expensive.
I’m watching this in 2022 and the prices look wonderful. It would be a happy shopping day for me if these were current prices.
I left the UK in 2013. I’ve already forgotten the masses of plastic that everything comes wrapped in over there. There really isn’t any need for leeks and carrots to be sold in plastic. Having said that, I miss the peaceful vibe and being able to buy alcohol in supermarkets!
we also have Waitrose here in Dubai, its a very nice supermarket. thanks for taking us along with you
I didn’t know that. Dubai has everything!
@@sanpostroll2107 yes i used to buy there when i was working in the nearby place.
What a trip! So much energy! Love it! Thanks so much! : )
Thank you for your videos [ i always wondered how to use those pricing gadgets in W ...!]
I live in Spain but i miss UK supermarkets for their variety of products also miss marks and sparks and Tesco
Got to love the reduced section. I'm surprised they haven't changed it and done it like Sainsbury's do ( reduce it then put it back where it should go but at the front) as I can't imagine it's good practice to have an area where lots of people will congregate and an item could potentially be picked up and put down 20 times before being bought.
Bonsoir Sanpo, en effet à ce que je vois le personnel du magasin ne porte pas de masques et certains clients non plus. Ici à Paris et en banlieue, c'est obligatoire, dans la plupart des boutiques alimentaires et autres, il y a des agents qui disent aux clients de mettre leurs masques et de se laver les mains avec du gel hydroalcoolique avant de rentrer dans les boutiques. Il y a du gel à l'entrer de tous les magasins. Il en va de la responsabilité de chacun de faire ce qu'il faut pour se protéger et protéger les autres. Les jeunes doivent se dire qu'ils ne sont pas invincibles. Nous avons l'obligation de porter un masque aussi dans tous les transports en commun. J'espère que cela s'appliquera au Royaume-Uni, il nous tarde de revenir à Londres. Merci pour cette vidéo 👍🏽😊🌞j'ai l'impression de faire mes courses avec toi 😂😂😂. A très vite
Bonjour Frantz, nous devons aussi porter dans les transports en commun mais il y a toujours des gens qui ne portent pas comme des gens dans cette vidéo. Il est censé être une pénalité de 100 £ si vous ne faites pas de couvertures faciales, mais cela ne semble pas se produire pour le moment. Oh merci de garder un œil sur ce que j'achetais 😆
Hello Sanpo
Loved the video. The prices are in line with us. Loved the tech for shopping sure speeds things up. We have been to a Waitrose bought Ben and Gary's ice cream Phish food flavour. Almost 2500 subscribers whoohoo. No cars to spot LOL. Mask are mandatory here including us the workers. Take care Chris and Sandra of Canada.
Thank you for let me know the prices in Canada. I didnt' know the word 'Phish' so I googled it. it sounds like 'fish' I was imagining a white fish flavour but I was wrong, it looks amazing. No cars today 😆😆
Pretty close cost-wise; although, the Salmon sushi was a little high? The shoppers seemed clueless - walking in front of you like they didn't see anybody. Sheesh!
I love Waitrose I usually shop there and also M&S could you please tell us where is this Waitrose shop, there are sooo many it's difficult to guess
This was Canary Wharf store.
@@sanpostroll2107 thank you🙂
Prices lower than at Monoprix in Paris. Great video, many thanks !
Wow, Paris is expensive!
Woow is that all reasonable priced. The total was like US$ 34. I live in Southern California and $ 34 won't get you very far. I could probably get
1/2 Gal organic milk, 1 Hair Conditioner and some veggies for that. And that is an upscale supermarket? How thin is the margin then overall if other supermarkets are even cheaper? Or are we just overpaying in general in the US?
I've just watched this, in Japan, with my Japanese girlfriend, and she was surprised by the cheaper prices (even in an expensive place, like Waitrose), compared to most Japanese supermarkets. She was also impressed by the variety of different food.
Usually, we go shopping in Costco in Japan, to get something like a more Western (i.e., "better") overall shipping experience, although I do like to dip into the average Japanese supermarket or convenience store to top up on smaller things or get some snacks.
We also shop online, such as Amazon, or "The Meat Guy" website in Japan (to get British or foreign food too), plus use IKEA Japan. If I really must get foreign things, I have used the smaller foreign style shops (for PG Tips, etc), but their queues and lack of tills are disgraceful.
If only Japanese supermarkets could be brought up to the better levels of British supermarkets...
I am really surprised to see that supermarket you visited is practically the same of those we have here in Bologna!
I like this video,, however, in all three stores I did not see a motorized carrt for those of us who have trouble walking.
This sort of real-time programing is amazing! You really get a sense of the area and subject matter.
Are all supermarkets like this in regards to the paying method (self scanning and paying)?
Thank you for posting.
Most supermarkets in the UK have self scan payment systems in place, Aldo and Lidl don't!
Waitrose is known to be more expensive than say Asda,Tesco,Sainsburys . It's classed as a more posh shop like Marks and spencers
Crazy because comparing those prices to regular grocery stores here in Southern California like Vons, Ralphs, Sprouts, Trader Joe's the prices in London seem to be comparable or even cheaper. If you go to our "luxury" grocery stores like Wholefoods, Gelson's, Bristol Farms, the prices at Waitrose are definitely a steal. I had imagined London to be more expensive than California or NYC in regards to groceries.
It's for people who would rather pay more than have to wash a potato or leek. I shop in Asda, it has everything I need, I don't buy processed food, and would probably pay far more in Waitrose for the same products Waitrose is more for people who don't have to count the pennies.
Interesting and fun walking tour !! Good to see the market in London 😃👍👌
little different from a normal walk 😉
I’m not all that shocked to see people so blatantly ignoring/disregarding the mandatory face mask covering rule. I work at a grocery store over here in America and I see a handful of people a day not wear them, even though it’s been mandatory since I want to say the beginning of June. Some do have medical exemptions, but then there are others who just do not care. I loved the video, I think it’s the first one in this style that I’ve found, I need to look for more. I was born in England, I miss the supermarkets the most for some odd reason?
Wonderful to see a supermarket in a city with a huge population also a much smaller country than mine has all this space for all.
Why was the total £26 when the sushi was £16 alone and halfway through the total was £21? I’m confused 😂😝 Maybe you didn’t buy the sushi and was only showing it! I shop in Waitrose all the time and that seemed super cheap! Love this branch, the one we have locally is nowhere near as big and you can’t beat Waitrose quality! Loved the video too, considering I’m so used to the noises of shopping in there it was super relaxing to watch xx
I only showed the sushi to the camera, I didn't buy them. Same for the bottle of champagne 😅. Waitrose is my favourite supermarket too! Thanks for watching!
Amazing video. How did you hold the camera?
It's about time we got back to shopping with you. We ladies like to help you select your ale for the evening.
Very Beautiful Shopping Mall👌
Wow, thats really interesting, a British supermarket!
Im really interesting Birtis afa asda Naxt suparmarketle ❤
Wow so much space in that store , great video, thanks so much 🇨🇦
Thanks Ron.
thank you for doing a supermarket tour. it was good to compare what foods are over in UK to what we have here. a few of the items you scanned were actually cheaper over in uk than what we have to pay for same item here. how the tables have turned over the years. we dont have those personal food scanners in Australia (yet) but seem a good idea. are they only used during this Covid 19 pandemic or are they permanent :)
Thanks for watching! I quite like scanning by myself as I can see how much I am buying :) These are permanent in some shops and we've been using them for a few years.
@@sanpostroll2107 i think the scanners are a brilliant idea. Im wondering if ever Australia will get them :)
Wish you had taken more time to explain how you paid ! But I enjoyed your video a lot.
There are three ways to pay at most U.K. supermarkets, cash, credit/debit card (using chip and pin) or contactless. Contactless can be used via an enabled credit/debt card or using an electronic device with an app linked to your credit/debit card such as Sage Pay/Apple Pay/Google Pay. If paying by 'contactless' the maximum transaction you can pay with that method is £45 (prior to the pandemic it was £30), which is sufficient for most people doing a quick shop. With contactless you simply touch the icon, contactless, on the screen them touch or closely hover your card or device over the screen of the payment pad.
many people like this way as it's quicker and involves less touching of foreign objects (all the screens and pads are wiped down after each use (though there maybe a couple that haven't had chance to be cleaned before another user uses it), making things a more pleasant experience, certainly taking into account it can be quite uncomfortable to wear a mask for long periods for some people.
@@4svennie no limit with Apple Pay I've paid for a shop costing several hundred pounds using my watch - no problem as long as u have the funds in the bank:-)
Waitrose isn’t actually mega expensive at all. Their essential range is on par with other stores
まさかスーパーをウロウロできるとは思わなかったですww 楽しい。ここの100％のピンクグレープフルーツジュースと赤ワインを割って謎のカクテル作ってました。少し高いけど綺麗ですよね。まぁ専らセンズベリーでしたけどね。
ネクターカードですね！
次回のお買い物はセンズベリー計画してまーす！
Safety first. But the price of face mask is quite expensive in my country. Thanks for sharing, my dear friend.
スーパーマーケットツアーめちゃめちゃ楽しかったです
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こうゆうの大好き
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見切り品コーナーは海外にもあるのですね
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日本とは違うものが沢山でずっと見てても飽きない
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自分でレジをして回る方式に驚きましたが、お年寄りにはハードルが高そうｗ
・・・・・・・たのしかったぁ～。
楽しんでもらえてよかったです😭 これも安くなんの？と見切りしてるスタッフにモノを持ち寄るおばちゃん達の光景も同じですw セルフスキャンはレジでの時間が短縮できるので便利です。
色々変わったものも売ってるので、また別のスーパーでやってみます！
是非！😁✨
I'm an Aussie and spent two months in London last year. I miss your variety of food. The food isn't better then Australia but there is far more options. I really miss shopping at M&S. Great video thanks.
Dear Mr sanpo . I'm worrying about you and your diet , please put some fresh fruit and vegetables in your trolley when you next go to waitrose .
Best wishes
Andy Nixon
Hi Andy, thanks for your concern. Yeah I need to eat more fruits and veg. By the way I will be uploading another supermarket video today, I think I put more vegetables in this time 😊
Nice and diferent video! Great job my friend!
Haha yes it’s bit different this time 😉
yes ,we want price comparison video
Wow, very interesting tour and new experience!
haha yes its bit differen from usual walk 😊
One big comparison is missing. The TASTE. UK=100 ,US=25.
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The prices seem lower than NYC. I like the self-service bar code gun - we only have one store that I know of that uses that here (an app in your phone). Thanks for the great video!
flatironnewyork it’s very common here in the UK. Many supermarkets have them. My husband calls the barcode gun a zapper. Many have apps that do the same thing. It’s great as you can zap your groceries. Put them in your bags as you go around the shop. Then you just pay for your shopping at the end. You do not have put everything from the cart for the cashier to process. Also to pay we tend to use contactless or use our phones. It means that you do not have to touch anything. Since the pandemic started I have used cash only twice.
@@alisonrandall3039 it is so much more efficient and makes total sense! i don't have the patience to stand in line for a cashier nowadays 😆
flatironnewyork I don’t either. Even though we are supposed to be famous for queuing. It always amazes me how the USA has become backward when it comes this sort of technology.
@@alisonrandall3039 It's true! We have the Amazon Go store here, which is all sensor-operated - no scanning; just walk in, get what you want, leave. Hopefully more retail locations follow suit!
flatironnewyork yes they have a few of those stores here. But many people shop online and get their groceries delivered. I work for Waitrose. I’m a dot com driver.
Informative and interesting.What is the value in Indian rupees?
manimala das - Indian rupee is roughly the same as the English penny. So just multiply by 100... for example, 3.25 Pounds (£) is about 325 rupees
Shopping tour is good experience 👍
come see the Paris market 😊
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I pay about the same for chicken thighs here in California (I live in an agricultural area) than Londoners do, $3.95/lb, but the Stells beer is $2 a can here.
It's kilos here in the UK.
@@alisonsmith4801 Yeah, 2.2 pounds to a kilo, I know. :)
Beautiful video
Wow I'd like to be there
If your thinking wow that's a cool NORMAL British supermarket then your wrong (well in my area anyways). In my area Waitrose is reserved for the upper middle class so yeah.
My wife recognised one of the Waitrose staff members. Would love to know which branch this is ?
Canary Wharf
@TheRenaissanceman65 Thank You, got it when I watched the video again.
Why don't you try Aldi - twice as much for what you paid in Waitrose
Do prices in the UK include taxes, or do you have to add taxes as in the US?
Hi Winni, taxes are already included in the price.
Most food products in the UK are tax free, with the exception of alcohol and non-essential food such as snacks, sweets, cake.
So, it’s like a British Whole Foods?
nice shopping,have a great day
Same to you!
I have never seen this kind of system. Scanning all the shoppings... Not in Finland😅😅
I've been to Finland for a couple of times and I love K-market! The product display is very colourful and the salad bar selection is amazing 😋
@@sanpostroll2107 wow really? Im happy to know that. The world is small, right?🤗🤗
It's more common now in most supermarkets. You just place your bags in the trolley and pack as you go around. Then pay at the end. There's an element of trust involved and usually you need to register either using the stores loyalty card or some other details. It's more than likely the first few times of using it you'll get a security check at the end. Also if say you scan something and then remove it (if say you put it back) you'll also get the security check. Presumably some algorithm knows what sort of scanning behaviour to pick up on. Usually it'll do a security check if you don't spend a lot and only have a few items.
Everyone loves a bargain £1.29 for a £4.29 crispy beef. Would go well with egg fried rice with peas spring onion and chinese 5 spice mmmmmm lovely.
where is this one? I've only been to very small ones
there was a girl without a mask, do ppl wear only mask or one can cover face with bandana or any piece of cloth?
Magda Ty It’s in Canary Wharf. It’s usually a lot busier because this is an office district. Offices are mostly closed there at the moment.
Magda Ty , it is big, as it is the flagship branch, 2 more levels of shopping above, selling John Lewis products. Canary Wharf Branch London.
So many people not wearing masks! Really easy to understand why there’s so much corona in the UK watching this!
Loved the video :)
Great walk 👍
めちゃくちゃ面白い発想！！真似しまぁーす！
日本はババアがレジ打ちしてます。たまにiCタグのセルフレジありますが…まぁユニクロぐらいで。
めっちゃ会計スムーズで素晴らしいですね！
ユニクロのレジ去年帰った時に使って感動しました！
日本もセルフスキャンとかレジとか増えて欲しいですねー。
Sanpo Stroll 総務省の役人と官民で価格設定して利権が確定したら広がるんでしょうね…で、税金で補助金出すまでがテンプレっす。なので遅れると思います。w
oh that's the Canary Wharf branch! nice!
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Nice job!
Guess I’ve been spoiled by 14 years of shopping at Whole Foods. Didn’t find this store that impressive or nice. When in Hong Kong, my favorite shop is City Super. Many hundreds of USD spent there!😂
please show me the clothing store
I love supermarket and shopping but I am not able togo London from india
Hope you enjoyed the video 😊
@@sanpostroll2107 🤗yes,
@@sanpostroll2107 London very beautiful city 👌👌
What is the device you have in your hand?
It's common thing in the UK, it scans the bar code as you shop, so you don't have to pay for your items to a person at a till. When you've finished shopping, you pay for your goods at an electronic machine. All high tech. I hope I've explained it well enough.
It’s a self scanner, reads your shopping, you shop, you pack, you pay at self scan till no interaction with store people. It’s quite the norm now here in the U.K. most supermarket companies have there own devices.
Amazing.
interesting video
Thanks alot brother
Staff don’t have to wear them?? That’s crazy
Just shows how all of this is one big contradiction.
They've updated the laws, staff have to wear them now unless they're in the exempt group.
So many dumb arses in shops in my town not wearing masks, I've stopped shopping at shops who don't enforce it.
I know - not only just shops, but on public transport and indoor spaces.....
@@piedwagtailrameau And it's mostly always the youngsters who don't wear them.
@@dazza9326 Yes - mainly young men I'm afraid (well the ones I've seen not wearing them!)