Awesome environment and very friendly employees. Will definitely be back! Very fair pricing and a…read moreton of assortment that reminded me of home

What a lucky find. I was across the street at the embroidery place when I spied this grocery…read more I walked in and felt like I was in Europe. A tremendous variety of items from all different countries. The place has a great vibe. Wide open feel and easy to navigate. The staff was helpful and friendly. Great meat counter as well as fresh made desserts. Highly recommend.

Small Japanese grocery store for everything you need to cook a meal at home. They close early…read moreeveryday so watch out for that.

I've been coming here since i came to Charolette. It feels like a slice of culture all its own. I…read morenever trusted big marts with my foreign product. They also have my favorite curry box here. Sure, as hell beats ordering online. The people who work here are super helpful. I always feel welcome.

I really do love Super G Mart. I frequent both locations -- the one on Independence and the newer,…read morelarger store in Pineville -- and this one feels like a destination in itself, especially with the huge food court. As a transplant to Charlotte for work, I'm always searching for the ingredients and flavors I grew up with, and this place delivers. From the fresh seafood counter -- where you'll find beautiful tiger prawns -- to the endless rows of fish sauce, oyster sauce, and every variety of soy sauce imaginable (sweet, dark, mushroom, Japanese), the selection is impressive. The aisles are thoughtfully organized by cuisine and region, which makes navigating the store surprisingly easy, even if you're new to Asian markets. The frozen section alone is worth the trip. If you're looking for dumplings -- Chinese, Japanese, Korean, even Nepalese -- they've got you covered. And don't sleep on the handmade crepe cakes in the freezer. Yes, they're about $25, but they're stunning and absolutely delicious. Honestly, they rival the famous crepe cakes from Lady M in the San Francisco Bay Area, where those cakes can easily run over $100. At this price point, it feels like a steal -- and you'll definitely impress your guests. The produce section is another highlight. The ginger is incredibly fresh, and the variety is fantastic -- from gai lan and sweet chives to cebollitas (Mexican green onions) and crisp green beans. It's a true sensory experience for anyone who loves to cook. This isn't a trendy, boutique grocery store, and that's exactly the charm. It's old-school, practical, and stocked with the essentials. Toward the back right corner, you'll find pallets of noodles in every style -- Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean -- everything you could possibly need for home cooking. The butcher and fishmonger are also available to help, which adds a nice personal touch to the shopping experience. There's also a bakery inside with beautiful fruit-and-cream cakes -- the kind you'll recognize if you've ever celebrated in an Asian household. Light, fresh, and not overly sweet. And if you're a coffee lover, keep an eye out for Café du Monde coffee -- it's usually several dollars cheaper here than at typical grocery stores. A few friendly tips: * Go with a plan -- this place can be overwhelming in the best way. * Don't bring a big entourage unless they're ready to explore. * And if you visit the Pineville location, go hungry -- the food court alone is worth the trip. Both locations are fantastic, but the Pineville store is newer, larger, and especially fun to explore. Shop curious, cook boldly, and enjoy the adventure.

Pleasantly Suprised with REAL TASTY Italian Teramisu non-refrigerated moist but not wet…read more Better than most fresh bakery Teramisu. Amazing so I wanted to write a review.

What a great place! I was so surprised to find this food hall had so much variety. I knew I was in…read morefor a treat as soon as I walked in the door. Alley 51 is a food hall next to Super G's International Market. they have an incredible variety of restaurants to choose from all of them from East Asia. You can find sushi, Vietnamese noodle bowls, Mongolian, beef, and even roast Peking duck. come on! How cool is that? I have tried a few of the restaurants. I especially enjoyed the Thai. I have had the drunken noodles which were delightful. I was able to add Thai chilies which helped the level considerably. The owner recommends the basil chicken fried rice. I have also enjoyed the Laoatian food. The Laab is really good. I plan to eat my way across the entire hall. I am looking forward to sampling it all.

We stumbled on this place as a get out of the house trip. On the outside I was not ready for the…read morepleasant surprise inside. Super clean! Well stocked and loved that the aisles were labeled by country/continent. Wide variety on each aisle. The stuff you find in the aisle is the real life to the AI snacks posted that make you mad but they exist here! From fresh fruit to imported sodas, chips and seasonings and that's just the grocery store part! The food court is almost hard to digest! We walked around 2 laps before deciding! Everyone is ready to serve you! Most had digital checkouts but I asked the actual persons so that I can ask recommendations I recommend order a little from a few different stands. My favorite was the green drink. It was kiwi lime flavored. Sweet but tangy. Delicious! My least fav was the dumpling looking things.

Lovely spot to meet your Indian grocery needs! The staff is nice and there's a small food corner…read morethat serves gol guppa, aloo tiki, and vada pav made to order. Stopped by for some snack items for chai and the shelves are well stocked with variety. Also got some henna cones which was convenient for my upcoming event. I would steer away from the gold wrapped cones though, the one I got ended up being super watery.

This location in Pineville has EVERYTHING you could possibly need to prepare an authentic Indian…read moremeal. It is a proper full service grocer that has it all (though I may have overlooked their butcher section). Tons of frozen including vegetables and full meals. Loads of dry goods and at least a dozen varieties of rice from small boxes to fifty pound sacks. Aisles and aisles of boxed and canned and jarred items. Sweets, savories, sauces, powders, veggies in bottles and cans. Coolers containing fresh produce and some unusual looking vegetables that I've not seen in the local Teeter. Again, if you're making an Indian meal then here's the spot. Everything had clear prices on it. Some of them a little high, but it is imported. That tends to add to the cost. The place is super clean and the service was friendly.

Always firing on all cylinders. Food, esp the pretzel, is always worth the visit. Easy parking and…read morethe golf range is an added plus......

We were there for my son's soccer training with his private coach at the GoalDen so my wife and…read moredaughters decided to check out MJB for drinks and dinner. I love a brewery that takes as much pride in their food as their beer. We enjoyed our sandwiches and burgers and we ordered my son garlic parm wings for after his session. Good atmosphere and service. Fun place to watch games. It was mostly families with young kids enjoying a night out! Great place in LoSo.

Love stopping by Tous Les Jours when I come to get food from Alley 51! The tiramisu latte is my…read morefavorite. It was a little later in the day, so no line this time. Drink: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Cleanliness: 5/5

This review is strictly for their Tiramisu's Matcha Latte. Man that was one of the best Matcha…read moreLatte i had in Charlotte. The foam was thick and sweet. It balanced the strong hit of matcha flavor. It was a good balance as the matcha latte wasn't that sweet. But combined with the foam it was perfect!