One of my fave places of all time. So much to choose from and excellent prices and great serviceread more

***Update to reply to management: Consumers should be able…read moreto make informed decisions about what they're purchasing especially with the recent Cyclospora outbreak affecting produce. My issue is not that the berries are repackaged nor is it about whether berries are in season locally. My concern is the lack of transparency. To me, the presentation and lack of labeling/pricing feel misleading as a customer. For example, if commercially grown berries (such as pesticide heavy Driscolls) are repackaged into open fruit baskets and sold in a store called a farmers market with no labels, pricing, signage, or disclosure of their source unless someone specifically asks, a customer could assume they're locally grown. (I'm using Driscoll's only as an example as again, I have no idea what brand you actually sell.) There's also a food safety concern. Repackaging produce into unlabeled containers removes Traceability customers rely on. If a specific lot was recalled because of an outbreak, how would customers know whether the berries they purchased were affected? I don't work for the Texas Department of Agriculture, so I'm not claiming any of these is a violation but the lack of transparency could raise consumer protection concerns. At the end of the day I simply believe customers deserve clear information about what they're buying. I hope this helps. * Original review: Super disappointed to find out the berries on the table by checkout are not local farms but instead Repackaged Driscoll or local Walmart strawberries / blueberries / raspberries ): what the heck! They're in open plastic bags in cute little baskets

Great places for the sugar cane drink and Vietnamese fruit cocktail dessert che Thai. The che Thai…read moreparticularly with the lychee and jackfruits tastes great. If we are in the area again, we definitely will stop here for their desserts.

My mom was in town and wanted some fresh fruit, found Mango Tropical online and the pictures or the…read morefresh fruits posted looked amazing. Once we got into the store, it wasn't what we were expecting. There weren't many fruits available to choose from and didn't look really fresh or maybe it was an off day where the shipments haven't came yet. But they do look like they have a lot of specialized items.

Reminds me of my childhood like that one scene in ratatouille. Wouldn't change a thing about this…read moreplace it's not Americanized and I'm able to find products that I haven't seen in any other Asian grocery store.

Today I stepped inside Good Fortune to pickup some red curry, baby Bok Choy, fresh wide ride…read morenoodles, along with some adorable flower shaped ramekins and a wooden rice spatula. Making red curry chicken meatballs for dinner and on Monday a red curry salmon with kale. Take a trip to China Town, Love the diversity in our little city called Richardson. oxo

Decent market. I was coming for a few vendors but they're never there anymore. The big…read morefruit/vegetable stand has never in 3 years that I've popped up, acknowledged me when I walk up. So I've never patronized them. I just don't go now.

first time here! i looooved the fruit and veggie vendor, i wish i knew their company name! i wanted…read moreto learn more about their produce and where it's grown, but anyway it was a great time

A great place to go for ingredients from any Asian Cuisine, SF Supermarket is our local place to go…read moreand explore worldwide cuisines without leaving Dallas. Be aware that the store is organized by CUISINE, not GENERAL ITEMS. So be ready to check several aisles for different ingredients, and you'll see the some brands in 2 places. The store can be crowded on the weekends, when shoppers from several counties come down for a busy shopping weekend. We love SF Supermarket - clean, convenient, good sales, and exotic foods to try and share. 5 Delicious Taste of Asia stars 5 Round the world stars!

Every supermarket has something they do better than others. For SF Supermarket (receipt says Dallas…read moreSuperstore), it is in the meat department. Pick your fresh whole fish, they will scale it, clean, cut to steak pieces, and deep fry it for about 3 minutes. No charge for the frying. Take it to the open food court, and enjoy. I bought a whole tilapia, 1.65 lb. Walked out with 5 fish steak pieces, deep fried and seasoned, for $7.63 ($2.69/lb). See photo, attached. Produce department is huge, too. Busy parking lot indicates its popularity, although there is always parking spot available. Check it out, and you will be happy you did.

I have been very disappointed in my last few visits to India Bazaar. They never seem to carry fresh…read moredill and were out of my favorite soy sauce. It's dirty and the employees seem unfriendly. I had to drive to Central Market to purchase my items.

The supervisor at Richardson store was rude, arrogant and useless. He did not know about his…read morecompany's survey program, which gave me a 10% discount coupon. He refused to scan and kept arguing and arguing, before gave up. The cashier also said that he is rude to him too. I wonder, how they employ useless people, unless it must be a family store and a bad apple from their family must be hired. They should take a page of good customer service from a good American store. No complaint about the grocery products offered at the store, but the customer service is awful and extremely bad.

They have everything you could possibly need for every day top-tier produce chef's case and options…read moreavailable for catering and creating the perfect environment for a celebration. Another bonus that I've taken full advantage of is they offer cooking classes. each class has a professional chef with recipes printed and included to take with you hands-on participation. I cannot rave anymore about the central market experience.

Fancy market for sure. Fun fruit and vegetable art work out front, just don't trip over it…read more Walking in you see that they have cooking classes and other fun assorted activities. Once you walk in, it is kind of sensory overload. There is a "food court" right up front with several options. Hamburgers, tacos, pizza, sandwiches, sushi, gelato, and more. Plenty to choose from. I also went back to the bakery and checked out their assorted baked goods. I was underwhelmed. They looked phenomenal but they were average size, etc. But the prices were outrageous. More expensive that San Diego prices which kind of surprised me. I ended up getting a hamburger. The chef was very nice, friendly, made me laugh. He built me a fantastic bleu bonnet burger. It was tasty, flavorful, filling. It was cooked a little more than I would normally want, but still yummy. the Brioche Bun was good, but did fall apart a little bit. Maybe warming it on the grill had something to do with that. I went with a combo that included a drink cup for the help yourself drink station. The drink station had interesting flavors I have never seen before, and some old standards like coke, diet coke, sprite. The combo also included crinkle cut fries. They were warm, golden brown, delicious but they were a little overdone. Definitely needed some ketchup to help eat them. The staff at the checkout lines were smiling, laughing, friendly, and when they had to check out one of their coworkers, you could see the strong camaraderie amongst the employees. It looks like a fun place to work and the team works well together. I got dessert at another place in town. Enjoy the photos.

My favorite place to visit when I'm anywhere near this area! The most delicious Turkish delight…read moreI've ever had. You must get one of everything. I'm obsessed with their smoked nuts and mixes. Such friendly staff who will let you sample because they know you'll love everything you try.

This place is so beautiful. I felt like I was at a market. Nora was so helpful and kind. She made…read moreme feel so comfortable and had me try different types of cashews and sweets. I purchased a bag a coffee and other item. Thank you!

Bought an ice cream at this store and it was expired by 11 months and had ice below the seal so I…read morewent back and exchanged it. The replacement one ended up being expired by 6 months and looked melted. Finally my spouse bought two other ice creams 4 months later from two different brands and you can tell they melted and refroze and also had a layer of freezer frost. There is obviously something wrong with their freezers and they refuse to fix the issue. How can a grocery store be selling stuff like this?

Very rude person monitoring the self checkouts and for some reason I was the one to watch out…read moreforgetting out of all the people checking out.