Flying Tiger Copenhagen

I really, really love this store! I am a simple man - I see cheap 1 or 2 pound tat, I buy it. I could spend hours in here, there is something for everyone and it varies from kitchenware to brain puzzles to toys and so much more. What's more us that it doesn't cost the earth! Worth a look for sure!

Great shop. A lot of knick knacks, my toddler loved it (though it's not advisable taking your toddler as it's a treasure trove with many many items for them to grab, ha!) Some great, useful things and some completely arbitrary things. Good for finding that random gift for difficult to buy for friends. Worth a visit

Bought a surprise bag for an adult, disappointing as all of the items were for a dog so absolutely no use at all and waste of money. My daughter thought it was a gift bag for a dog ! Expected to get random bits but not all dog stuff, won't buy again

Man, this place is gonna cost you pennies and cost you the earth. Wonderful trinkets of fun, all made in China, imported plastic which will leave you empty after a few seconds pleasure! The shop is tight, stock turns regularly, new items always on display to keep your inner chimp happy.

Offered a lot more choice and good prices for quality goods.There is now far less choice on stationery, gardening products, etc, and the prices for spices/condiments and similar offerings are not only expensive but almost verging on rip-off.Shame.So I go often elsewhere because this shop is not alone in what it offers, despite good service and helpful staff.

The Flying Tiger Copenhagen is found inside Queensgate Shopping Centre in Peterborough. I've enjoyed coming in here for a browse to see what things they have inside. Their stock refreshes daily and they keep up with the seasons.I do find the shop is a bit on the small side and they do fill up the place with products making it feel more of a one-way system. I like their products but I do think that some of the prices are unrealistic and expensive, my partner was looking for a teapot but it was £30 and he had to try to justify that especially given we found a cheaper version for half that price.The staff here are lovely and they are always hush cleaning up and making sure customers are happy with their products.

While the items are quite nifty they are a but expensiveIt's not disabled friendly as there's barely any space to move and it's all practically one way

Flying tiger is a great place to find all those bits and pieces you can't think of where to get them from and as you walk around, you find all the things you never knew you needed! I go here for crafts and fun things and end up walking out with teapots and accessories! Love it

Disgusting treatment from a staff member (who I believe was a manager) who accused me of stealing a £2 toy (lol).I was walking around the shop with my girlfriend, had my hands in my coat pockets and took them out when looking at items, then put them back in (which lots of people do). Next thing I hear is this women straight up accuse me of stealing..no investigation, didn't check CCTV, just jumped straight to the conclusion that I was stealing..made me empty my pockets, and then didn't even apologise for calling me out in front of the whole shop.Not the way forward, if you're going to accuse someone then at least back it up. You can't have guess work in this scenario.If you're worried about people stealing then hire a security guard who is trained to deal with these situation.

They sell an array of IKEA-like homewares and miscellaneous stuff (but no furniture). Staff are always cheerful. Shop is cheap and cheerful but not too tacky. I love coming here now and then just to see what they have in stock. Products can be seasonal in nature. Just because you've seen it in the shop before, doesn't mean it will be on sale again in 2 months!