Eurasia Shopping Center
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Asian Shopping Center
Dobrodošli u Asian Shopping Center, vašu destinaciju za moderna kupovina i široku ponudu proizvoda!
O Nama
Asian Shopping Center se nalazi u Bloku 44, na adresi Jurija Gagarina 155. Ovaj tržni centar je poznat po bogatom asortimanu kineske robe, nudeći kupcima raznovrsne proizvode po pristupačnim cenama. Naša misija je obezbediti vam raznoliku ponudu proizvoda koja zadovoljava različite potrebe i želje kupaca.
Naša Lokacija
Asian Shopping Center se može pohvaliti savremenim ambijentom i jedinstvenim akcijama koje čine vašu kupovinu još prijatnijom.
Tržni Centri
| Naziv Tržnog Centra | Opis |
|---|---|
| Eurasia Trade Center | Moderna kupovina uz bogatu ponudu i jedinstvene akcije. |
| TC Piramida | Veliki izbor domaćih i uvoznih proizvoda po pristupačnim cenama. |
| Chinese Shopping Mall | Proizvodi kineske proizvodnje: odeća, obuća, elektronika i još mnogo toga. |
Naša Obaveza
Naš tim je posvećen pružanju vrhunskog iskustva kupovine, sa naglaskom na dostupnost proizvoda i zadovoljstvo kupaca. U Asian Shopping Center verujemo da svako treba imati pristup raznovrsnim i kvalitetnim proizvodima po pristupačnim cenama.
© 2025 Asian Shopping Center. Sva prava zadržana.
Možnosti storitev
- Storitve na kraju: Da
Dostopnost
- Dostop za invalidske vozičke: Da
- Parkirišče dostopno za invalidske vozičke: Da
Udobnosti
- Stranišče: Da
- ponedeljek 8. do 17. ure
- torek Zaprto
- sreda 8. do 17. ure
- četrtek 8. do 17. ure
- Petek 8. do 17. ure
- sobota 8. do 17. ure
- nedelja 8. do 17. ure
Google
Sve je minimum 2x puta skuplje nego na buvljaku u Pančevu
Google
Neverovatno kao da ste ih uvredili što ste uopšte došli Ako je radnja orijentisana na veliko prodaju neka tako napišu. Ta drskost me uvek nervirala ali ovo je previše.
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nije guzva, provetreno. ima mesta za parkiranje
Google
Ocekivala sam da ce sa novim trznim centrom biti bar malo uredniji izlagači al i dalje im je svinjac od prodavnica.
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Za preporuku dumplings u lokalu 221!
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Inteligentna kineska prevara!!! Restoran Shaxian snacks do, I sprat, zaobići u širokom luku, ne ulaziti. Način obmane je sledeci: u buretu od bambusa zapremine 2lit. se nalazi vaša posuda, zapremine 300 mil sa obrokom koji ste naručili. U posudi je 300gr pirinča i do 50gr mesa, paprike i luka. Bukvalno kao dekoracija pirinča. Rezime: prodaju vam 3 šake pirinča za 800 dinara. U Beogradu za iste pare imate bar 100 restorana sa poštenim pristupom poslu, gde je procenat mesa i povrća 50% posto u odnosu na nudle ili pirinač. Ja više nikada neću krociti u taj nazovi Restoran.
Google
Svašta nešto ima, kvalitet diskutabilan, cane onako nije sve povoljno. Nije bilo gužve, dosta lokala ne radi.
Google
Great food, very cheap.
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Strange working hours. The area around is still under construction, so currently it looks like a building in the middle of the field. Gypsy settlement is nearby so you get surrounded by beggars the moment you step out of the car. The center itself is clean and tidy inside, but some shops are chaotic, packed with random goods, hard to find prices. Probably you can find lots of things here, but you'll need to spend hours.
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Čisto. Odlična hrana u restoranima. Butici nemaju kabine. Cene nisu istaknute.
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Zanimljivo i dobro snabdeveno🙂
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Sve super, ako kupujete neke ovako stvari.. ali ako kupujete hranu i grickalice u marketima gledajte rok trajanja. Prosao je rok trajanja na svemu sto smo kupili 🤷🏻♀️ Ja nisam ni obracala paznju jer mi je mozak bio na sto strana, tek kad sam stigla kuci sam vidjela, ili ja ne znam citat 😅
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sve u redu
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Mesto je predivno, cisto i mirno. Sve je povoljno i jako sam zadovoljna uslugama. Osecam se kao da sam u Raju. Zivela moja braca Kinezi! 🇨🇳🇷🇸🥰
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Living just around the corner, I thought, why not? Let’s support the local scene, see what’s inside, maybe find a good lunch spot, maybe discover something new. What I got instead was a masterclass in confusion — a place floating somewhere between retail, reality, and something that vaguely resembles a shopping experience. The moment you walk in, it’s like you’ve crossed an invisible border — but not the fun kind with duty-free perfume. More like walking into a customs inspection where no one asked you to come, no one wants you there, and everyone’s silently asking: “Why are you here?” Forget the basics. No “hello.” No eye contact. Either you’re completely ignored like a decorative plant, or stared down like you’ve triggered a silent alarm. The energy is less “welcome” and more “we’re watching.” Most shops feel like temporary pop-up storage units. Shelves are packed with cheap plastic goods that feel like they’ll break on the walk back to your car. It’s not “retail therapy” — it’s retail survival. And then there’s the food situation. Oh boy. Ordering food here feels like a scene from a sci-fi movie where two alien species are trying to negotiate peace without speaking the same language. You point. They stare. You show a picture. They squint. You smile. They disappear. It’s less “menu” and more “guessing game with noodles.” Communication is done entirely through gestures, awkward silences, and the occasional Google Translate screen waved like a white flag. And when you finally do manage to order? The meal arrives with all the warmth of a prison tray. Bubble tea? €5 a cup. From the fridge. Factory-made. In Belgrade. For reference: in half of Europe, that’s the price of a full espresso brunch with a view. Here? A plastic cup with sugar water and disappointment. There are no receipts. No cards. No clarity. Just cash and confusion. It’s hard not to wonder — is this even a licensed operation? Because nothing about it says “regulated business.” It’s like shopping in the Bermuda Triangle. To be fair, there are a few bright spots: a handful of Serbian-owned shops that actually feel like they belong in the neighborhood. They’re clean, respectful, and genuinely trying. But they’re surrounded by chaos, lost in a space that doesn’t know if it wants to be a mall, a market, or a maze. So what is Eurasia? It’s not East. It’s not West. It’s not Serbia. It’s a liminal zone with a roof, questionable customer service, overpriced noodles, and a general lack of “hello.” Come once — if you’re into urban anthropology or shopping as an obstacle course. But twice? Only if you’re writing a thesis. #EurasiaCenter #BelgradeShoppingMaze #NoReceiptsNoRules #CashOnlyWorld #BubbleTeaDisappointment #FoodFromAnotherPlanet #StorageUnitChic #CustomerServiceGone #RetailFeverDream #WelcomeNotIncluded #UrbanTwilightZone #WhereAmIShopping #SupportLocalRealShops #CulturalDisconnect #NoodlesAndGlances #DobarDanIsNotHard
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