Burglars broke into two Chichester Curry's stores over two days in February, taking around £16,000 worth of items.
The first took place at the store in Portfield Road, Chichester, just after 7.25pm on Wednesday (16 February).
Three men dressed all in black entered the store, leaving within two minutes with a number of items.
The second robbery happened at 7.35pm a day later in Lyons Farm, Worthing, but this time with four people dressed in all black and wearing facemasks.
They also then stole electrical items including iPads, tablets and laptops.
When the suspects entered both stores they shouted at staff and customers to not come anywhere near them.
Anyone with information on either incident is asked to report online or call 101 quoting serial number 1063 of 16/02.
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