Hero Mart

After a lunch with my family, my father had to get some groceries done and since Hero Mart was just a few doors down from the eatery where we had lunch, he decided to do his shopping there.
At first, I was not very impressed of the grocery store. Hero Mart, just by the name of the place, it raised my eyebrows.
My dad told me that Hero Mart is a franchise from India. And I thought to myself what’s so good about the grocery? Personally to me, there wasn’t any aspect of Indian spices or ingredients in Hero Mart.
It is just an usual/​normal grocery store or a sundry store with more things. Well, my dad was managed to find what he was looking for and I got myself an ice-​cream potong for RM.90. It was nice on a hot day.
I’d say they have most of the necessities needed but there is nothing special of this grocery store.

Has anyone heard about Heromart? Bet most you have not. I recently came across this place when I had lunch at the corner lot restaurant that is famous for their fish noodles and fish cakes.
Situated in Kelana Jaya, this mart occupies two shop lots. Despite the big space, I feel this mart is rather incomplete, You may find limited brands of household and personal care items. To add, a lot of the space in the mart is not utilized.
The place looks quite dead, with not many walk-​in customers. I wonder how they survive. Anyway, the good thing is they sell the popular ice-​cream potong that we used to eat during school days. So, this is still worth checking out, isn’t it? Heh