Not a very diverse experience in the market produce area. I came here to get some soursop, which…read moreno one had. This is mainly a Hispanic and Asian place with vendors who chose to speak Spanish to other Spanish speaking customers and ignore us English speakers. So we left to get tamales. We decided to have lunch at the Original Tamale joint and the food was absolutely delicious. The service was also great and the food options were plentiful. There's also a little sauce bar to have with your food on site. No lids for the sauce cups provided at the bar. There's plenty of outdoor and indoor seating with music playing to add to the atmosphere's enjoyment. I got quesadillas, tacos and tamales...all were great!

+Lots of Mexican produce. +The mole shop was interesting…read more -Many vendors selling the same products.

Fresh produces, seafood and meat. Store is clean and well stocked organize. They also have an…read moreinternational food court in the same building. Good grocery shopping experience here.

I am a sucker for steam table fast food Chinese and few places deliver like the food court at 99…read moreRanch. However, it should be noted, prices vary per location. At 9.99 for a three item combo, the 99 Ranch in Katy is nearly $3 cheaper than other newer locations of the same store. Selection is always great. Kids love coming here.

me and my mother where excited to go in here at first but then , felt not welcomed when we got to…read morethe cashier , we both got coconut waters my mother got a LARGE and me a SMALL and they charged us the SAME PRICE the coconut water was filled up with so much ice took the flavor from the actual coconut water they barely put the coconut meat in there also.

I came across Linda's Tropical Fruits many times on my Tiktok before my trip to Houston, so I knew…read moreI had to add it! It's located in Chinatown, which was cool to explore as well. I actually think I enjoy Houston's Chinatown better than the ones in California like SF or LA. Linda's Tropical Fruits is not only a little store where you can get produce and groceries/snacks, but also in the back, they have the drinks and acai bowls! I ended up getting the Super Fruit Slushy, which came with red and white dragon fruit, soursop, Thai banana, and sugar cane juice. It was so delicious and really refreshing! If I got the chance to come back, I would definitely want to try another one of their smoothies and try their acai bowls since those looked so amazing and aesthetic! Definitely a hidden gem :)

An adorable lil street market. The Amish bread is delicious and completely grandchildren approved…read more I bought 5 loaves and ate none by the time 11 mouths devoured it!! Lots of people selling plants and other goods!! Love it!!!

A relaxed farmers market experience which is not too big! Meet and visit with a true variety of…read moreartists,in the realms of culinary, visual and agricultural. People watching at its finest in an always Family Friendly environment. Locally roasted coffee, honey from local hives, herbs and sauces are but o few of the items your kitchen might be craving. Perhaps your sore muscles need a soothing natural rub or a bit of skin irritation needs a salve from centuries old recipes, soaps and bath salts have been noticed as well! Is it time for a new coffee table book suitable for display or to share with toddlers?? You will love what you will discover here and maybe you will find some new jewelry or home decor items as well! Baked goods and veggies beg to go home with you or as a gift for a special someone!!! A nearby playground in the Shade and live music make this a fun outing for everyone!

A great Ranch 99 branch with plenty of selection for food, snacks, fresh produce and beverages…read more Their food court is also pretty good and offers fresh deli options. They were advertising an "Instant Noodle Festival" which sounded interesting. Also I saw a wheat cracker KitKat on sale, which was cool. A recommended Ranch 99!

I came in for ingredients to my homemade fresh spring rolls that I like preparing. The produce…read moreselection was quite lacking. They didn't have Asian long cucumbers(the ones I used to grow in my garden), no mint, only basil. The Asian long eggplant was musty and beat up. Not fresh. They didn't sell three ladies rice paper brand, no vegetarian hoisin sauce. The prices were okay. The aisle with the tofu was warm unknown if the soybean products were chilled enough for purchase. They did sell San San Tofu green soymilk, block tofu, and other products. The bakery section was non-existent. I managed to get bean sprout marinated snack that I'll try in my spring roll. I can't speak on the service as none of the staff members spoke.

Everything from customer service to product outlay. The location is easy to find…read more I will recommend you give them a visit

Interesting place. Bought some red bells, tomatoes, and scotch bonnets. Honestly, I'm not sure if…read morethe bargain was worth the drive. I know the cost of everything is high these days. But so is gas. So to me, if I feel all in all I only saved $15 but spent $5 worth of gas to get here, then essentially my 1hr was worth just $10. Yea...No. but the service was swift. To the point. No frills. They almost tried to jack me and give me damn near green tomatoes. I protested and they brought me a riper box. That was annoying. Final grade: C I am not sure the bargain is worth it right now. But I might return for the scotch bonnets of they have red ones.

They have an amazing selection of Vietnamese, tropical fruits! Everything looks very fresh and well…read morepresented. There's lychee, coconut, mangoes, plum, mangosteen, jackfruit, durian, and much more. There are some frozen options in their freezer section, but there's a lot of fresh fruit options. There's also fruit drinks and smoothie options that you can order in the cashier area. Space is a little bit limited, watch your step. Most of their fresh fruits are not refrigerated and so they do as much as I can to provide a fresh selection daily.

They have an amazing selection of fresh tropical fruits well known to the Vietnamese community…read more There's lychee, plums, mangosteen, coconut, jackfruit, and many more. There are fruits are very fresh and you can smell them immediately feeling the air Once you walk through the front door. A lot of their fresh fruits on the shelves are not refrigerated. But despite that, they're still very fresh which does speak to the level of commitments that the store has in ensuring a fresh supply. They also offer a variety of pressed juices like sugar cane and pennyworth that I was able to try. The sugar cane was very refreshing and not overly sweet. The amount of ice was also fairly appropriate and not overly done. They will try to fulfill your order as quickly as they can, but if they forget, just give them a gentle reminder.

I really like this Aldi. I think the only issue, across most Aldi locations, is that there are…read moreseveral registers but usually only one person working them. For someone with just a couple of items, standing behind a full cart isn't ideal. Other than that small complaint, this location is great. It's easy to find everything you need, and the shelves are always well-stocked. I never have to worry about them running out of items.

I'm really really behind when it comes to the Aldi train. I think I might have went in once with my…read moreFather but left because they didn't have grocery bags. This was years ago. Since then I never bothered to go because I assumed (you know what they say about assumptions) that their products were subpar and that they didn't have many products in store. I have to say that this grocery store is quite lovely with fresh produce, frozen and refrigerated items as well as dry items. It is pretty cool as they just seem to offer every product in your traditional grocery store with different brand names. I would agree that the ingredients would be the same. I did scale back as I wanted to buy items that I didn't need just because of the prices and only chose a few things that I needed. Very clean and smelled pleasant.

It's a typical mom-and-pop stand with quick, friendly service. This is definitely more of a to-go…read morespot. I always get their fresh sugarcane juice with kumquat, it's so refreshing. The ambience is with average noice with families chitchatting. This place is located in the Hong Kong city mall on Bellaire.

What a little hidden gem. Like being in Vietnam. There are fresh fruits and some delicious cooked…read moreand ready to eat snacks. They even sell banh mi. I ordered a sugarcane juice and the price was not bad at all. I got a XL WHATABURGER sized drink for less than $10. It was really good. Fresh, and not added sugar. Service was great. Easy and fast. Too bad it's not more well known.

I had an extremely poor curbside experience at this location…read more I placed a curbside order scheduled for pickup between 1-2 PM. At 9:00 AM, the app showed my order as "ready" and indicated that my organic whole milk had been substituted, but it did not list what the substitution was. I also realized I needed to add one more item, so I attempted to call the store. I called the store over 10 times throughout the morning and no one answered. Because the order showed as ready, I went to the store to pick it up. Upon arrival, I again called curbside -- no answer. I was forced to go inside, which defeats the entire purpose of curbside pickup. The store was nearly empty of customers. Several employees were standing around; one was eating. I spoke to a person who appeared to be a manager and explained that I had been calling all morning with no response. There was no apology or urgency. I was directed to another employee who appeared confused by the order. When I asked what my milk had been substituted with, I was told 2% milk, which made no sense given that I ordered whole milk. When I asked why it wasn't substituted with another whole milk, there was no explanation. I was then told that whole milk was out of stock. I personally went to the milk section and found the shelf fully stocked with whole milk. I brought it back and showed the employee. He said it "must have just been restocked," yet no one had bothered to check before making the substitution. I was then told that nothing could be changed or added to my order, and that if I wanted additional items I would need to place an entirely new order -- while standing in an almost empty store. At that point, I was told I could place another order and the employee could shop it, which completely defeats the purpose of curbside pickup. I paid over $140 for a small order, received incorrect substitutions, could not reach anyone by phone, had to walk into the store anyway, and still could not get basic service or flexibility. For the prices Sprouts charges, this level of disorganization, poor communication, and lack of basic customer service is unacceptable. I will not be shopping at Sprouts again.

I love Sprouts. If you know how to shop and when to shop, you could get some deals. I also go to…read moreTJ's, Kroger. Go for buy 1 get 1 free deals. For example, milk and you'll get 2 for maybe $6-$7.xx. Cooked beans, grains, dairy, ice cream mochi, frozen foods, etc. Meals to go or meals ready to cook deals for days you just don't feel like cooking tonight. You'll have to eat it within 2 days. Raw meat packaged here seems to last longer than other markets. Sandwiches made on the spot. Good for lunchtime. I remember I used to go for this during lunchtime from my hometown. What I don't see from Spouts anymore, or any Sprouts are the self serve hot soups. When it comes to produce and veggies, these cost a little more or sometimes the same price as HEB. But Sprouts' interior design looks much better than HEB.