In general, it is a good shopping center. There is a "MAXIMA", "NORFA", a bunch of cafes, shops, shops, a cinema. But - everything is very sad, as it is everywhere in Lithuania. I couldn't find a pig's neck (raw meat) - there are small pieces of ham and ribs. I was very surprised by this. When I tried to buy light bulbs in a tool and electrical store (okay, the sellers don't speak Russian, it's not surprising), but they are terribly technically illiterate. Although they are trying their best to help. Neither in Lithuanian nor in English could they understand the difference between LED and halogen lamps, they could not pick up a power throttle, even with a lamp in their hands, they simply could not find a lamp of the declared power, although they were looking hard together, then a third came up, and together they searched for a halogen lamp on the shelves with LED lamps (they had it in their hands for a sample). I found it myself by taking two extra steps to the right. After that, they were delighted and together we went to look for a throttle of the necessary power. They don't associate the word "transformer" and "throttle" with anything. Then they happily began to chant "Ah, bloks, bloks" and led me to a locked closet, took out a box with throttles from it and began to hand them to me in turn.

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Геннадий Савицкий

Level 7 Local Expert

The store is like a store.

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igor nadel

Level 4 Local Expert

a good one is convenient, two food ones are convenient for promotions...all the others are breaking the price-cafes, furniture (there are small things, but otherwise a cheap laminated Polish stove), baggies(as usual, cheap stuff is being driven under the original), construction,

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