Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket

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Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket is an Asian grocery store in Myaree, Western Australia, offering a wide range of East and Southeast Asian food products, drinks, and specialty ingredients.

Myaree, Western Australia, Australia
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About Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket

Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket is a well-known Asian grocery store located in Myaree, Western Australia. It specializes in East and Southeast Asian food products, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Indonesian ingredients. Shoppers will typically find pantry staples (rice, noodles, sauces, oils), frozen dumplings and seafood, fresh produce, snacks, confectionery, drinks, and specialty items that are hard to find in mainstream supermarkets. The business is connected with the importer/wholesaler brand IMEX (imex.net), which supplies Asian food products to retail and hospitality customers across Australia.

A charge from Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket may appear on your bank or card statement after you make a purchase in-store, place a special order, or pay an invoice associated with their wholesale/import business (IMEX). The transaction description may reference “YEE SENG ORIENTAL,” “YEE SENG SUPERMARKET,” “IMEX,” or a combination of these, depending on your bank and the payment terminal used. You might see one-time purchase amounts for everyday groceries, larger amounts for bulk or wholesale orders, or a temporary authorization hold if the card terminal or your bank pre-authorized your card (for example, with contactless or chip payments). Yee Seng does not typically operate subscriptions, but recurring charges could occur if you have a standing order or regular wholesale deliveries set up through their business account.

If you do not recognize a Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket charge, start by checking recent grocery trips, receipts, and any business or wholesale orders placed via imex.net or directly with their sales team. Compare the date and amount on your statement with your receipts or invoices—many banks also show the terminal location (Myaree, WA), which can help confirm the purchase. To resolve questions, contact the store or IMEX office with the exact transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card used; they can usually look up the sale and provide a copy of the receipt. If you still suspect an error or unauthorized use after speaking with them, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute the transaction and request a card replacement if needed.

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  1. YEE SENG ORIENTAL SU MYAREE AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket or IMEX on my statement?

This charge typically comes from a purchase you made at Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket in Myaree (for example, groceries, snacks, or specialty ingredients) or from an invoice/payment processed through their related importer/wholesaler business, IMEX. The descriptor may show as “YEE SENG ORIENTAL,” “YEE SENG SUPERMARKET,” “IMEX,” or a similar variation, depending on your bank and the payment terminal used. Review your recent visits to the store or any business orders you or your company placed around the transaction date.

What are common amounts I might be charged by Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket?

Most personal grocery transactions at Yee Seng range from small amounts (under AUD $20 for a few items) to larger baskets of AUD $50–$200 or more, depending on how many products you purchase. Business or wholesale orders associated with IMEX (imex.net) can be significantly higher, especially for bulk cartons of noodles, sauces, frozen goods, or beverages. If the amount looks unusually high for your typical grocery spend, check whether a family member, business account, or authorized staff member may have used the card.

Does Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket have subscriptions or recurring billing?

Yee Seng primarily operates as a walk-in retail grocery and wholesale supplier, so they do not generally offer consumer subscription plans like meal boxes or monthly memberships. However, business and hospitality customers may set up regular or standing orders with IMEX, which can result in recurring invoices or periodic card charges. If you see repeated charges, check with your workplace or business account manager to confirm if they set up ongoing supply orders billed to your card.

Why do I see a small or duplicate pending charge from Yee Seng or IMEX?

Some banks place a temporary authorization hold when you tap or insert your card, which may appear as a small or duplicate pending amount before the final charge settles. This can happen if the terminal needed to retry the transaction or if your bank’s fraud systems are checking the card. These pending holds usually drop off automatically within a few business days and are not actual additional charges—only the final, posted transaction will be billed to your account.

How can I get a copy of a receipt or invoice for a Yee Seng or IMEX charge?

If you need a receipt, note the transaction date, time (if possible), amount, and last four digits of the card, then contact the store in Myaree or the IMEX office listed on imex.net. For in-store purchases, they may be able to reprint or email a receipt if you provide enough details and the card used. For wholesale or business orders, request a tax invoice through your usual IMEX sales contact or the accounts department, referencing your company name and order number if you have it.

How do I resolve a billing error or request a refund from Yee Seng Oriental Supermarket?

If you believe you were overcharged, charged twice, or charged for the wrong amount, contact the store or IMEX accounts team as soon as possible with your receipt, statement screenshot, and transaction details. In many cases, they can verify the transaction on their terminal records and issue a reversal or refund if an error is confirmed. Refunds are typically processed back to the original payment method, though it may take a few business days for your bank to reflect the credit. If you cannot resolve the issue directly, you can also lodge a dispute with your bank or card issuer.

Can I cancel a standing or regular order that’s being billed through IMEX/Yee Seng?

For business customers who have recurring or standing orders set up through IMEX, you will need to contact your sales representative or the IMEX office to change or cancel those orders before the next billing cycle. Provide your company name, account details, and any relevant order or invoice numbers so they can locate your account quickly. Changes made after goods have been picked and dispatched may be subject to their return or restocking policies, so it’s best to request cancellations as early as possible.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a Yee Seng Oriental or IMEX transaction at all?

First, verify with anyone who may have access to your card—such as a spouse, family member, or employee—whether they shopped at Yee Seng or placed an order through IMEX. If no one recognizes the purchase, contact the store or IMEX with the transaction details to see if they can identify who made the purchase (they may be able to confirm items bought or a signature/PIN entry). If it still appears unauthorized, immediately report it to your bank or card issuer so they can block the card, investigate the transaction, and assist with a possible chargeback.

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