Whenever I walk past a Don Don Donki store, no matter how hard I try to resist, I can’t help but enter. There’s something about the chaotic and garish displays of Japanese products that just draws you in like a rubbish heap magnet. Well, everyone’s favourite Japanese megastore just got better with its very own credit card that will let...
Whenever I walk past a Don Don Donki store, no matter how hard I try to resist, I can’t help but enter. There’s something about the chaotic and garish displays of Japanese products that just draws you in like a rubbish heap magnet. Well, everyone’s favourite Japanese megastore just got better with its very own credit card that will let you earn sweet, sweet rebates as you spend.
DCS is a financial institution that isn’t a bank but also issues credit cards. Their cards are usually powered by payment networks like Visa, MasterCard and UnionPay DCS Don Don Donki $500 Limit Credit Card — Junior credit card with a $500 limit aimed at students and NSFs If you have the Don Don Donki $500 Limit Card: Earn up to 2 per cent cash rebates at Don Don Donki outlets Free Insurance Coverage for Regular Credit Cardmembers: Up to $1 million personal accident protection, $250,000 on-flight personal accident insurance and travel inconvenience reimbursement.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
‘High’ risks involved: Singapore Food Agency on ‘wriggling’ parasitic worm found in Don Don Donki rice bowlVideos show the parasite feasting on the tuna.
Read more »
SFA says consuming raw fish can pose risks after parasitic worm found in Don Don Donki rice bowlA spokesperson for Don Don Donki Singapore said the company is currently in touch with the affected customer.
Read more »
SFA says consuming raw fish can pose risks after parasitic worm found in Don Don Donki rice bowlSINGAPORE — Ms Jayice Tan and her husband were enjoying their ready-to-eat sashimi rice bowl that they bought from Don Don Donki Singapore's outlet at 100AM mall last Wednesday (Feb 8), when she spotted 'something unusual' on a piece of raw fish.
Read more »
After live parasitic worm found in raw fish by customer at Don Don Donki, SFA warns people ‘be aware of risks involved’ - Singapore News”Ready-To-Eat (RTE) raw fish is considered a high-risk food as it does not go through a cooking process. Besides microbiological contamination, the consumption of RTE raw fish also carries a risk of contracting parasitic diseases,” the agency added.
Read more »
askST: How common are parasites and bugs in our food?SINGAPORE - A woman was enjoying her sashimi rice bowl from Japanese speciality store Don Don Donki recently when she found a nasty surprise in her raw fish - a translucent, wriggling worm. It is likely to be anisakis, a parasitic worm that can cause an infection with symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea if ingested. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Read more »
CNA Explains: What are the dangers of eating raw fish?SINGAPORE: Seen the images of the tiny translucent worm wriggling about in a half-eaten sashimi rice bowl from Don Don Donki? A spokesperson for the Japanese discount store chain respon
Read more »