Kipa

[tribalelder]

Don't be taken in by wonderful opening offers....it is what prices are like in a few weeks when it has settled down that will matter.

[stoop]

They do have a Kipa Clubcard. This is from their site:

About Clubcard Kipa:

For every £ 1 spent in purchases earn 1 point for customers, collect $ 2 discount when they reach 200 points for money Clubcard vouchers and Special Discount Coupons Newsletter every three months with a Clubcard home is mail.

[karaokemark]

There is an HSBC ATM in the car park that dispenses TL, Euro's and Pounds which is handy
Mark

[cenk]

At least, it saved us from Efes monopoly in Tansas and Migros  

[Scunner]

That's right Cenk, as I showed you Tesco owned supermarkets sell a bit more than just Efes. Including one of your favourites, "Super Bock"

[scouser2]

quote:Originally posted by Winklepicker

We and friends were silly enough to go on opening day...phew...met the English top man who lives in Izmir and oversees all of the Turkish Kipa shops...asked questions like, why isnt there more Tesco products and named a few...his reply was, customs wont let Tescos import them...so there you go straight from the top.  I will say that after that experience we will never go to another new store opening anywhere we will wait awhile.

Very strange that the pork shop in Calis sells Tesco bolognaise sauce, but we couldn't find any in Kipa.

[Firo]

If Kipa run the same way as UK Tesco's (proven to be successful), then the offers will last for a 4 week period.
Usually offers are on the gondola ends in the central aisle and then across the bottom gondola ends in the shop.Look for Red and Yellow offer labels as this makes it easier to spot offers in the main shelving.
We still think generally that prices are similar overall to the other supermarkets but there are bargains to be had.
Been in twice and there has only ever been 6 ladies t.shirts on sale plus some swimwear..

[scouser2]

Must admit to buying 2 cotton T shirts for the wife.They are thinner cotton than in the U.K, but better for the weather here.

[stoop]

quote:Originally posted by scouser2

Must admit to buying 2 cotton T shirts for the wife.They are thinner cotton than in the U.K, but better for the weather here.

Sounds similar to those I bought in Thailand last year - thinner but good quality and good for the warmer climate.

[Rindaloo]

Shopped in both Tansas and Kipa yesterday.  Their Antrikot was 28Tl in comparison with Tansas's 35Tl!!!  Now, we rarely buy it but I began keeping an eye on the prices when I bought some just over a year ago in Tansas.  At that time it was normally 24Tl but was reduced to 17Tl.  SO its a massive hike up to 35Tl!!!!

Anyway, there's a saving if you want to treat yourselves.