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I started using these after a mate mentioned Siras when I was trying to make pickles at home. The dried green mango has that sharp, tangy smell straight from the packet, which is exactly what I needed. It arrived the next day, too, despite me living nowhere near the shop. Ordering was simple and didn’t feel like a faff. Bit relieved, honestly, as I’d looked around for ages.
That jar was enough for me
some pancakes I’d bought there had already smelled off and were mouldy when opened. I tried raising both problems with the shop, but I didn’t feel taken seriously and couldn’t get a useful response by phone either. Maybe it was a stock problem, I don’t know, but it’s not something I can overlook with food. I’ve kept photos and will be asking the relevant food hygiene team for advice. Really relieved I checked before serving it.
Nice selection, shame about the refunds
I pop into this shop fairly often — it's got a good range and prices that don't make you wince — and usually I'm quite happy with what I find. Trouble is, on my last visit I bought a ready-to-drink coconut drink in its little plastic cup with a straw, and when I opened it at home it was covered in mould and smelled awful. My granddaughter had actually pointed out a similar pack on the shelf that looked dodgy, but the staff just shrugged and said they don't accept returns. It reminded me of another time months ago with a jar of jaggery where the foil seal had clearly been tampered with and again there was no apology or refund. So while I like the selection and value, the shop's attitude to faulty goods is disappointing and a bit short-sighted. If you buy anything perishable here, check it there and then — saves a hassle later. Other local shops have been easier to deal with in the past.
Half-right, but not without fuss
I opened the parcel on a damp Tuesday evening, half expecting a problem and, annoyingly, I was right. I placed the order a few weeks ago and only started using some of the bits a couple of days after they arrived. First impression was good — the website looks tidy and professional — but that didn’t match reality. Several items were missing. They messaged about refunds rather than asking if I wanted a partial delivery. I argued back and they refunded the postage, which, to be fair, was decent of them. The rest of the order did turn up later, though a couple of those pieces were incomplete too. I didn’t chase a second refund; I was tired of the back-and-forth. So yes, mixed feelings. I’m sceptical about stock levels shown online now, but in the end most of what I paid for arrived and the postage refund softened the blow. Would I use them again? Maybe — with caution, and only for low-risk items.
Wrong tins, odd rescue plan
a couple of friends happily took a tin each and confessed they preferred the sweeter one with their puddings, so at least the stuff won’t sit mouldering in my cupboard. I’m thankful for that, oddly enough — could’ve been worse. I’m grateful it didn’t all go to waste, but frustrated SIRAS didn’t own the mix-up. If you’re buying for health reasons, double-check before you hit pay. And if a friend tips you off, ask them to confirm the label — lesson learned.
Not quite the sugar-free haul I ordered
I ordered ten large cans of Natco kesar mango pulp thinking I’d stocked up on the "no added sugar" kind for my morning smoothies and the occasional chutney experiment — the website showed them in stock, so I went for it. Imagine my face when the tins arrived and they were the sweetened version. Classic, right? I rang customer service who told me to email; I emailed, waited, sent a gentle chase-up after two weeks and… crickets. I can’t use sugary pulp for my dietary needs, so in the end I handed the lot out to friends (who, annoyingly, loved them — small mercy). Returning felt absurd because postage would cost more than the cans, and it wasn’t my mistake. So yeah, tasty product, but poor fulfilment and nil follow-up. It’s frustrating, especially when I’d planned meals around the sugar-free tins. Wouldn’t rely on SIRAS for accuracy or customer care.
About Siraa
Siraa is a Dutch online retailer focused on bathroom products and fittings. The range includes items such as taps, showers, accessories and related installation materials, supplied for residential renovation and new-build projects. The business serves consumers and trade customers seeking bathroom hardware for home use. Siraa operates as an e-commerce store, with products ordered online and delivered to customers.
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Half-right, but not without fu
I opened the parcel on a damp Tuesday evening, half expecting a problem and, annoyingly, I was right. I placed the order a few weeks ago and only started using some of the bits ... Read onBy: Helen