Love the pelmeni and black bread. Tastes from when I lived in Russia. Looks just like a Russian…read moreStore.

Difficult to find European, especially Eastern European goods here. Excellent selection of tinned…read moreand glass jar preserves, fish, meats and chocolates. Very good caviar choices. The whole strip mall is interesting with specialty grocery stores serving our newest Americans. Can't afford to travel right now? Spend an afternoon around here. This store also has some unusual import supply connections. I overheard another customer asking for a specific Slavic regional brand product, not in the store, but the worker (owner?) got on the phone and started making calls in what sounded like more than two languages. I wanted to stick around to see how it played out but it became obvious I was eavesdropping. I must be losing my ethnographic research chops.

Best Asian Market in the Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo area. So much Thai food to choose from as that…read moreis my favorite. The market is very clean, food looks and is very fresh. Lots of frozen options. Their fish market has a lot to offer also many items needed to make your best Thai food. Service is great with lots of smiles and help. The meat department is also awesome. Everything you need to make an awesome dish. Things I never heard of but would try.

I walk in and saw the store just empty. I walk around to observe and saw the shelve almost empty…read morejust few items here and there. Not much selection for me to buy any thing. So I just bough a soda then leave.

Unlike the other oriental stores in the metro area, this one is Filipino centric, which is…read moreconvenient because it is down the street from Adobo Boy. But they still have all the other essentials you need from the other Asian countries. The first thing you'll notice is that this place is super clean and the products are fresher and more presentable. It also doesn't smell like fish bc there is no butcher. One item that they have that is unique that is difficult to find but health experts say is a super vegetable is Moringa (in Filipino called Malungay). Also they have a lot of Filipino baked goods that come from Chicago. So if you like following trendy food on social media this is the place to come to for UBE. Like real ube. One thing I hate is that other cultures use purple potato and call it ube and cash in on our culture. Come here for the real thing!!!

I'm so glad I checked out the map before heading over to a different Asian market because we just…read morehappened to be super close to this one. Love the location as it's near the Woodland Mall and we frequently find ourselves in that area of GR. Upon walking up to the store, I got a glimpse of the Christmas parols (lit stars), and got excited that it was a Filipino owned place, because I knew they'd have specific items I was looking for! They were well stocked and had a great selection of frozen seafood and meats, dry goods, and familiar snacks. Looks like a new store and very clean and well organized. Will definitely come back when I'm in the area and so glad to have found this gem in a city with few Asian options!

Update: I went to visit them again during the weekday and there were more people in the store. The…read morevegetable section was stocked - I was pleased to see chinese broccoli and bok Choi, my favorite! And they also had coconuts, and other Asian veggies I had never heard of. Added more pics in my original review.

Bc I like the place and it looks really good and the sever is great and my son friend works there…read morewith his dad

I love this asian market in Holland! There are about 3 main asian supermarkets in town, and this…read moreone is the biggest and holds a wide variety of goodies. There are big bags of rice you can purchase (different grains and brands), kitchen supplies, snacks, cooking supplies, ramen and more! Many snacks and desserts to choose from. Nice amount of cuts of meats you usually don't see in your everyday grocery store. They also have a few selection of korean products like buldak noodles and yellow pickled radish. Next to the shop is a nail, boba, and pho shop in the same plaza all owned by the same family. Owner is super nice!

Selection and service is always top notch. Thankful for all the Asian markets in Michigan in generalread more

This store is so interesting. My understanding is that this is a Burmese owned market and I have so…read morelittle knowledge about what is available in this store, I really wish I knew more. I tried some of the fermented offerings from their cold case and picked up a few sauces I read about in a cookbook I own. I wish I knew more! I think I have met two owners and they were so nice, the last time I was there I got a piece of fresh Burmese bread and it was new to me too. I love trying new foods and learning about different places and I'm so glad that I can go here to keep exploring.

A-OK Southeast Asian grocery and I'm pretty sure it's Hornell and not "Hornbill." Another victim…read moreof Samsung Galaxy spell check I suspect. They have Burmese, Nepali goods so some South Asian goods but most of the rice are Southeast Asian varieties. I don't know what language the workers were speaking but I don't think it was Hmong, Vietnamese, or Thai. There are some Cambodian goods here too. Whatever, they have some very hot peppers and lots of groceries that I'm not sure what they are but I love shopping in a place like this. Good destination while waiting for your food at the Sri Lankan restaurant across the parking lot, you know you just can't rush Sri Lankans.

The best and friendliest owner. He is my absolute favorite. I can tell my face is memorable as same…read morewith his. I missed kimbap one Saturday and he said I could call and have it set aside! This is the spot for your homemade fresh korean dishes. Tiny shop but never too busy where you feel claustrophobic.

This page is just for the market - Seoul Market also houses Seoul Market Cafe, a tiny restaurant…read morewith delicious Korean food. Seoul Market Cafe has its own Yelp page! I love Seoul Market because they stock most of the ingredients I need to make my favorite Korean dishes at home. They don't have fresh produce (at least not recently when I've been in), but their freezer section is large and they have many pantry items as well as some kitchenware (rice cookers, chopsticks, etc.). My staples at Seoul Market are kimchi, gochujang, tteok, japchae noodles, snacks, and frozen items. The owner is super kind and friendly. I recommend using an app like Google translate to take photos of items if you're not super familiar with Korean ingredients, as many packages don't have any English on them. Prices here seem a little high, but I don't really mind since I love supporting this small store. There's always something interesting to find at Seoul Market!

Reviewing their new location: The building was well done…read moreand the store itself has a lot of variety! A great one stop shop for many. They carry other store brands and products not only Hispanic centered products which is nice and gives options. Note the prices feel a little higher than when going to a larger grocery chain but that is to be expected. They have a wonderful selection of pan dulce, beans, dried chilies, fruits and vegetables. You can find all the spices you need to make your grandmas famous dishes! So many imported goods. You can also find many different cuts of meats, hot foods and cold prepared food items for easy dinner options. Overall the store was clean and very organized. Everything was nicely displayed and the aisles were spacious. Staff was kind and friendly at checkout. Parking is easy given they do have a larger parking space compared to their previous location.

Congratulations on your new location!! Please keep an eye…read moreon the prices, some groceries are as expensive as Meijer. No bueno.