This is a great place to get any Korean grocery items you can't find at Asia Food Market. I mainly…read morecome here for the prepared side dishes like the spicy fish cake or squid. Sometimes when they have fresh kimbap available at the counter, I'll buy it too. There's a card minimum and make sure to bring your own bag. Easy parking and in the same lot as Tous Les Jours

Well-stocked and good balance between essentials and more novelty items. There's also kitchen…read moresupplies, dishes, and a satisfactory frozen section. I was a little surprised that the bottled beverages didn't include more tea and sparkling water from Japan, but that could be a supply issue. Employees are busy but happy to assist customers. Don't forget to bring your own bag. Some of the interior is noticeably worn and could use sprucing up, including better lighting. I don't mind as I'm used to restaurant supply store layouts, but it can be a bit daunting.

A solid Indian grocery in the plaza right at the end next to the dosa place and a restaurant…read moreproper. I've been in more frequently lately courtesy of trying a cookie/biscuit they sell that I am hopelessly addicted to. The available prepared frozen meals are good and have become a go-to freezer meal for when my husband and I don't want to cook. The Bazaar has the usual array of dal and beans you would expect at any Indian grocery. Their fresh produce is somewhat limited in scope but it's a decent place to get a big bundle of mint, dill, small green chilis, palak/spinach, taramind root, and a few other things I don't see as often in other Asian groceries. The dairy is a-okay and what you would expect of yoghurt, paneer, etc. Dry goods are the strength of the place and they have many options of 10lbs bags of rice available. I'm always tempted by the beautiful stainless steel pots and serving trays at the back of the store. There is a limited beauty supply section near the checkout. Checkout has always been fine. I usually end up distracted by the clearance shelf as soon as I get up there so I have learned to hit that first! The parking lot is angled parking and sometimes things get a little crazy so drive with caution. There aren't any bike racks that I have seen in the plaza but with a strong cable you could link up around the poles for the covered walk. It is on a bus line.

I had a great experience with India Bazaar. They provide excellent pick up and drop services, which…read moremakes everything so convenient. The Indian food selection is amazing as well fresh, authentic, and full of variety. Highly recommend for both groceries and service!

Does not have much stuff as I expected. The store is small and has few parking spots. Some items…read moreprice is okay and some is a bit over price. They offer decent frozen meat/seafood

Great selection of Vietnamese foods, very nice people. Got ingredients to make bahn mi. I'll be…read moreback soon!

I first went to Asia Food market to look for Thai basil but they ran out. I then proceeded to try…read moreto go to two other Asian markets using Google addresses and they let me know where. I was beginning to give up until I passed by this grocery store on the way home. It is a small grocery store but they sell very fresh produce and the workers there are very friendly. One of them called a customer uncle, though they were of different ethnic backgrounds. I thought that was really nice. I think they're Indian but they sell lots of south East Asian foods. They also Cell beauty products, blankets, floor mats, snacks, brooms, and produce. The Thai basil I got here was a dollar and it was very fresh. They also sell fresh red chilies (Asia Food market only had fresh green chilies, and some frozen red chilies). I didn't see a private parking lot but there is street parking that is permitted from 6 PM even days to 6 PM odd days.

Wonderful product and service! My boyfriend is so happy to have a place nearby to pick up his…read morefavorite bread from his hometown in South India when he is feeling homesick, and I love being introduced to delicious foods!

Gem of a store, primarily Vietnamese items. What sets it apart from the many other asian stores in…read morethe area are the prepared vegetarian food you can get from their refrigerated section. They also sell pastries, drinks and even have fresh banh mi bread, fried tofu and pickled carrots so you can put your own authentic ban mi together. The store looks small from outside but it's actually quite large with all you can expect from a well stocked grocer; spices, canned goods, noodles, vegetables, fruits, snacks and meat substitutes (they also sell fish and meat products). Store staff is always friendly and helpful. They also have a small reserved parking area a couple of doors down if all the spots on the street are taken.

I love Vietnamese food so much that I try to make some dishes at home, including Spicy Beef Noodle…read moreSoup (Bun Bo Hue). I couldn't find all the ingredients at asian groceries that catered mostly to the Chinese or Korean population. This place has mostly Vietnamese products, so I was very happy. I finally found the frozen uncooked pork sausage to make meatballs for my recipe. I bought a bag of shallots and some were past their prime. This day that I was shopping, they had live crabs. They had fresh produce, freezers of meat, chicken, and seafood, lots of dry noodles, and other products at good prices. I will be back!

I've been going to Oasis since they opened and stopped in yesterday again. These are just the most…read moreincredible people. They always have what I need, are so warm, and everything is such a good price. It's well worth the drive from Manlius to stock up on spices, high-quality meat, and our favorites like cardamom coffee, rose water, and pickled veggies. My kids love looking over the juices and picking something special. Pomegranate or mango juice or a special tea. I visit Montreal often but when I can't get up there in the winter, I know they always have the Afghanny "flat" bread from Quebec that we love to throw in the oven like a baguette and eat it with sheep cheese and tomatoes and parsley. I just wanted to express gratitude for you having all of these special things in one place. Mashallah!

I came here a long while back and realized I never wrote a review…read more Oasis is great! An import market with a huge variety of products, from decorations, to cookware, to clothes, to snacks and food. My favorite part was the aisles of ornate plates and tea cups. Really pretty and cool to look at. You can enjoy browsing the shelves even if you're not looking for anything specific. If you are feeling peckish, they have plenty of tasty treats, and the Habibi food truck is often parked in the lot. Worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood!

Great hidden gem! Has a great selection of products, very kind staff. Will be returning for sureread more

I went there before Christmas just to revisit because we used to live in the area. It is a small…read morestore consisting of two rooms stocked with foods in refrigerators and on shelves, many supplements, a nice selection of books, snacks, and so on. I think some is from local suppliers. Everything is very clean and nicely arranged. I bought some honey, natural soaps, and soft beverages for gifts. One thing that has changed from years ago is that they now carry a range of CBD remedies. I'm sure they have many other useful items that I don't remember now. The staff who work there I knew from years back, so I'm sure they know the answers to many questions. Don't be shy to ask. You can bring your own shopping bag(s) as you do at a grocery store.