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Everything I had was amazing, super easy to store frozen and heat up whenever you feel hungry. Perfect finger food for events! The service was even better, really friendly and helpful! Recommend it!!
We were very happy with the service, communication, and delivery, everything was smooth and professional.
The food was absolutely fantastic! At our party, organized by our Brazilian colleague, it was so special to have a taste of home here in the Netherlands.
Everyone loved it. We highly recommend you and will definitely order again!
I placed my order, got no feedback at all.
Expected delivery was 2 days, they didn't delivered, didn't pick up the phone, didn't answer the messages I sent.
Only way to get my money back was to reach out to the police, which seems to have convinced them to answer my messages.
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