I love how the tea specialist was so passionate

A pleasure going with you around Harrod’s

If willing to spend on expensive foods in department stores, I'd be personally more inclined on Selfridge's and Fortnum&Mason.
(Though you can find better for less in good non-touristic restaurants, bakeries and patisseries)

There's a joke of going to Harrods and getting a bag as it shows you have enough money to buy something there😅 a memento of getting something luxurious

That Dyson Farming is something created by Sir James Dyson, most known for inventing Dyson vacuum cleaner. It's very futuristic looking farming. It's meant to be more environmentally friendly, as it doesn't use the land to grow things, lots of huge rotating planters of fruit and vegetables. The produce is harvested by robots too. Looks like something from a sci fi movie.

Id rather go to a Hawker center in Singapore, lotsa seats, even more food, much cheaper. These fancy places arent for me, but the food prices were lower than I thought. Any sandwich at Amsterdam airport costs nearly the same.

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Great vlog, Mimi! Seeing Harrods’ food hall through your video was so interesting! The £15 Trio meal deal actually sounds like a great steal compared to Erewhon, though that dry pistachio cake was definitely a letdown! 😅 Shoutout to Mo the tea specialist too—he seemed so knowledgeable! What was your absolute favorite part of the Harrods experience overall, and is there another famous food market in London on your bucket list to try next?

Underrated channel. God bless you.

The meal deal was the best option for the first time visitor to Harrods as a memorable moment experience, Gr8 choice💯💖

The meal deal is fairly new and a great deal for Harrods, I woul get the chocolate or honey cake, not pistachio,.

Loving the consistent uploads. You're one of my new comfort channels.

The prices are insane. I always wonder who is supposed to pay these kinds of prices—even in London. These are very special fruits of a very special variety, so naturally, they are even more expensive at Harrods. They aren't just ordinary mangoes or anything like that. But I find it amusing how they display these special fruits—as if they weren't food at all, but rather small works of art.
I wonder who actually buys things like that. And you certainly don't find tea that is cheap per 100 grams there.
It always amazes me that Harrods can turn a profit with prices like these.

Very nice to see the different kinds of foods , soooooo yummy....... ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️ Thanks for sharing this place...... Saying hello from California 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

If you like tea and coffee, you should really visit the Twinings store in The Strand. Its really nice. It is the oldest tea shop in London. It has been there over 300 years.
H.R.Higgins is a very nice coffee and tea store too. Coffee is their speciality though, they supply coffee to the royal family

I’ve seen honey just as expensive in a basic supermarket here in Cameroon.

another Mimi Kuo banger :person-turqouise-waving:

You dont really eat fruit scones without butter or jam. Its too dry.

High & no - you are paying for mostly everything but the food contents eg staff, fixtures, brand, security, insurance, business rates etc etc

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