Leezan Da, a financial advisor in Vancouver, Wash., also primarily buys kitchen-related items such as stove liners, tea bags and vegetable cutters. Lan said she would never buy items like clothing or electronics from Temu due to their poor quality, but she swears by their household goods. “It’s cheaper, it’s packaged better, it’s got better warranty.”īy warranty, Lan refers to being able to get refunds for items that she’s had issues with. “It comes a lot faster than AliExpress,” Lan said. She used to get her supplies from AliExpress - another Chinese retailer owned by Alibaba Group - but now swears by Temu. Lan is constantly in need of things such as garnishing tools, dumpling boxes, steamer liners, parchment paper and quality disposable plates. The difference can add up when buying in bulk, Lan pointed out. “You constantly have to buy all these things in order to do your event.”Īlthough a generic fryer basket costs $5.45 each on Amazon, it’s only $1.48 on Temu. “It’s really hard when you’re in the business that I do, as a chef, to do private dinners, and culinary productions. Mimi Lan, a pop-up dinner and personal chef based in Jacksonville, Fla., said Temu has been immensely helpful in buying catering supplies to run her business. A row of lightning deals offers a random assortment of products for 73% off or 50% off. Once you enter the site, a timer in the upper-left hand corner counts down the seconds until “free shipping on all orders” is no longer available.
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