About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an early bird shopper was stocking up on groceries when she noticed something peculiar. A delivery driver kept glancing over his shoulder as he loaded boxes into Asda’s back door. Curious, she followed him discreetly around the corner. Turns out, he was checking if anyone was watching while secretly feeding his pet rabbit hidden in a box. The next time you see someone furtively loading things late at night—maybe they’re just feeding their bunny after all.
2. In the late afternoon, as the sun set over Asda’s parking lot, a regular heard a strange humming noise coming from inside one of the aisles. Curious, he followed it and found himself staring at rows upon rows of silent shelves, each glowing softly with an eerie blue light. Just then, a delivery driver walked by, pushing a cart full of canned goods. He casually waved, saying, ‘Same old Asda magic, mate.’ The regular shrugged it off, muttering something about LEDs and energy-efficient lighting. And so, another mystery of Asda remained unsolved—until next time.
3. In the middle of the night, a sleepy delivery driver pulled into Asda's loading dock. Suddenly, he heard a tiny voice from inside his truck: 'Mommy, why are there so many bananas in here?' The driver looked around, but saw no one. Then, another little whisper came from behind him: ‘Daddy, can I have some?’ He smiled and shook his head, thinking it was just an echo. But when he opened the door, a small hand reached out and took a banana, grinning mischievously.
4. In the dead of winter, when snow blanketed everything in sight, a neighborhood kid bundled up and ventured out to Asda for some last-minute snacks before the big game. Little did he know that every time he walked past the frozen food aisle, the freezer doors would mysteriously open, revealing a chilling spectacle. Finally, on his third trip, the boy noticed an old delivery driver staring at him from behind the counter. ‘You’re not supposed to see that,’ whispered the man with a twinkle in his eye. The doors closed with a soft hum, and the boy realized it was just another quirky Asda tradition—like how the cheese always seemed to jump off the shelves during rush hour.’