We drove here on our way back from chicago. It is about an hour more added to our drive but…read moredefinitely a great addition to this small town. This place has quite a lot of selections of food items including my favorite exotic fruits durians. There were lots of dried good items that we got as well as food courts that we brought food.

Awesome. We could not resist eating in the food court. We got jajangmyeon, tang su yuk, and spicy…read morejajangmyeon. We perused the aisles several times afterwards, lol, because everything was SO new! We bought some ramune, ramen, and some Asian snacks.

Very very limited to only certain types of food a to only a certain type of ethnic groups only very…read morenot diverse, and three out of 10 things I looked at had expiration dates that were expired,

If you're a person who loves to cook this is your spot. I always find the items that no other store…read morein town sells.

So excited to stop here during our road trip because I knew they would have allergen-friendly items…read morethat might be tough for me to find other places. Plus I knew they would have ready-to-eat prepared foods that we could grab and go. In fact, they have a microwave you can use right at the end of the registers. My kids had a lot of fund finding the ingredients for homemade trail mix in the bulk bins too. We bought gluten-free snacks and prepared foods too. I don't mind bagging my own groceries because I do that at Aldi frequently. I love the idea of having an ownership stake in a co-op! How great. My kids said it felt like a mini-Whole Foods.

Super friendly service, and even the fellow shoppers were smiling at us. They have a nice bakery,…read moreand fresh drip coffee ( but only from 7:00 am -1:00 pm so we missed jt!) but I did buy some cookies (which is what I came for) and a canned oat milk coffee beverage. Would totally belong here if I was a local!

Great little local Asian grocery store. They have a good selection of basics like soy sauce, spice…read morepastes, and oils as well as frozen dumplings, snacks, and drinks. Mr. and Mrs. Chang are always very friendly. PROTIP: They get their fresh produce on Thursdays.

Nice little Indian store. Has most of the products that you would want to buy at a Indian store…read more They have huge supply of vegetables , masalas, Indian rices, biscuits. Only negative part is the place to small and so hard to walk around with your cart. Wish it was a bigger place.

Hands down the best Indian grocery store in Champaign. This place has competitive prices comparing…read moreto local stores. Majority of Indian groceries can be found here. Store is clean and always have fresh produce. Have good deals and sales during various holidays. Family owned business and they seem to always have customers are a priority mentality. Highly recommend this store to any one looking for Indian groceries or fresh produce.

Mirsung is given representation mostly as a grocery store (at least according to its listing on…read moreYelp), but several months ago, it annexed a modest, "fast food" cafe next door to the grocery. Frankly, the purpose of my visits have been to pick up prepared lunches, not groceries, so I can't really comment on the latter. Like other Indian restaurants in town (except for the Bombay Grill on First Street), this place is mostly a greasy lunch counter for college kids. There are a few tables for anyone who wants to eat there, and while the space is brightly-lit by large shopfront windows, the decorations are sparse and uninspiring. However, don't be deterred by general criticisms on the restaurant's interior. Mirsung probably has the best deal on Indian food in Champaign. When you walk up to the front counter, you'll see a food-laden hot bar, along with a white-board listing the daily menu and prices. If you're not familiar with Indian food, this might be a good way to try it out, as you can just pick out dishes that are visually appealing to you. Each day, Mirsung serves 2 vegetarian entrees, 2 meat entrees, a special rice dish, soup, appetizers (including samosas), and DOSAS! The combination meals are around $7 to $9 (depending on whether you order meat or vegetable entrees), which is quite reasonable as your take-out containers will be bulking with food when you leave. Most of the food you receive will be rice, a contentious point for most diners (who prefer more meat for their money), but given the spiciness and richness of many Indian dishes, I usually like having more rice. If this is indeed an issue for you, I would recommend ordering the daily special rice instead of plain basmati rice, which costs $1 more per combo plate, but can easily serve as a meal by itself. I've had good experiences with the special rice dishes, including the lemon rice, tamarind rice, and chicken biryani. These rice dishes are flavored generously with spices, mustard seeds, and fresh curry leaves. I like the sauces on most of the entrees, including the chicken tikka masala, chicken vindaloo, and okra masala. The only real complaint I have regarding food is that the paneer has been a bit tough when I've had it in the past. Mirsung is located a pleasant distance from the busiest part of Green Street, which means: (1) free parking is available, and (2) you won't feel that you're trapped in some hellish war between pedestrians and traffic. Students shouldn't be discouraged from stopping by, though, as it is still an easy walk from the campus neighborhoods on First Street.

Mirsung Groceries is a great low-price option for anyone daring enough to try something new! I…read morealways find cheap read-to-eat mixes that I add plain yogurt to take down the hotness a notch. There are fresh vegetables delivered twice weekly. And FRESH samosas on Fridays. These are AMAZING!

Found this market in Urbana that has Latino products both canned and fresh. It may not look like…read moremuch but it has a lot of interesting things. El Progreso is one of those smaller ethnic markets that has authentic ingredients. Great place for finding hard to find products. The prices are okay it seems. Cramped inside. It's not big at all but there's lots packed inside to check out. They have canned items and packaged goods like beans of course as well as meats and vegetables. Has a counter in the back to get fresh meats. They also have freshly prepared items like guacamole and salads. Also has hot fried chicken. There's a shit ton of candy and sweets. Also get some authentic palentas in the freezer. They have things to make full meals. Great place to find authentic items. It's located on Cunningham close to the strip mall. There's lots of meats as well as beans and paletas.

This place is kind of hit or miss. Some things are amazingly cheap, others are astonishingly…read moreoverpriced. The produce looked a bit old (wrinkly peppers...blegh) but it looked like there are some good deals, and not all the produce looked bad. If you inspected it thoroughly you could probably walk away with some great produce for dirt cheap. This store carries primarily Asian and Mexican groceries (there's one full aisle of Asian products; the rest is mostly Mexican). There's an end-cap entirely composed of little baggies of spices; I thought that was pretty cool. This is not the place to buy beans or canned goods--they're overpriced. For unusual items that you won't find at other stores, the prices are reasonable. They have a bunch of Japanese snacks, including Pocky, that are almost all under $1. That's better than you'll find...pretty much anywhere. Also, 6-pack of Pocari Sweat! Neat. At the very front of the store there's a case of pastries. They look absolutely DELICIOUS but I haven't tried any yet. Definitely will be coming back to sample those. The owners of this store will also be opening a taco shop (Super Taco) right next door to the grocery. The sign is already up, but it's not open yet.

Great size and place to do quick shopping. Staff ready to listen and assist and guide to right area…read morefor my needs with no pressure to buy any items.

Good selection but rude staff and higher than average prices…read more On the way back from a Doctor's appointment last month, I stopped in to pick up some supplements that were recommended. While I was aware we're in a pandemic, I wore a mask and kept distance from others around me. (Mind you, the isles are very tight and, I would guess, not ADA compliant. While I was looking for the capsules I needed, the employee brought another customer to look for an item and had the audacity to look at me and say "could you move six feet away? You need to social distance." Even though I was there first, the employee was more interested in attempting to upset to a random customer than someone who had two bottles of pills in their hands. While it's a good store, I'll order online in the future. Let them pay their bills by ignoring one customer over another.