I thought it was a lot of fun with a lot of fun items. I had fun shopping in the HomeGoods section…read morewhere I bought a bunch of cute dishes, I got snacks, and I even got some stuff that I see all my favorite animes, which made me really happy. My favorite part about my Marufuji is the restaurant in the back. Some of the best cuisine I've had in years. I always order a Katsudon, a bowl of miso Ramen and a large curry with rice. I can't help but grab a couple onigiri while im at it. I've ordered takeout several times and I've enjoyed every order. I'll definitely be going back

I frequently see people questioning the existence of Marufuji in the area and comparing it to Hmart…read moreor 99 Ranch and I couldn't disagree more. Marufuji does carry a lot of Japanese imported items you cannot find at other stores in the area, and I think it's a great addition to Tysons. All of the employees are so friendly too, I love stopping by just to browse the new stuff they get in every once in awhile. It absolutely is pricey, since it's a very small specialty grocery store. The produce they carry is fresh, but the markup is quite high. You're likely not going to come here for your regular weekday grocery haul. When I shop here I always make sure I'm shopping deals/sales, otherwise I come here for the meat. They have the best quality A5 wagyu and kurobuta pork. Again it's pricey, but even full price it's worth it for the insane marbling. I did manage to catch their wagyu on a sale where it was $80/lb which was a pretty cool find. I'm also personally a sucker for the gachapon machines at the front of the store (which rotate semi-regularly).

Really interesting food store! Best thing was the…read moreseafood... Lots of fresh fish, inexpensive shrimp, lowest price I've ever seen on live lobsters. Thanks were quite clean. This store also had a huge section devoted to Hispanic foods. The only disappointment was a so-called food court. There was a semisort of restaurant there. Food was OK, but I was really expecting something better.

*Food court review*…read more Absolutely amazing authentic Korean food! Going there every week! :) Food is prepared quickly & tastes great! There are around 10 tables available and the seating area is clean. When your food is ready, you need to pick it up & and when you are done, you should take the tray back. Nothing I would mind for a good quality food! :)

Fresh World International Market exceeded every expectation I had. This is the kind of place you…read morealmost don't want to tell people about because it's such a wonderful hidden treasure. Their seafood department deserves special recognition. The fish is exceptionally fresh, and the employees are knowledgeable and happy to prepare it however you prefer. That level of customer service makes a huge difference. The international grocery selection is one of the best I've seen. They carry authentic products from many countries, including items that are nearly impossible to find elsewhere. If you enjoy cooking international cuisine, you'll probably leave with more than you planned to buy. Another thing that impressed me was how clean and organized the store is. Everything is neatly displayed, making shopping easy and enjoyable. The staff is approachable, patient, and always willing to answer questions or help you find what you need. I was also amazed by the flower section. I purchased gorgeous roses at a great price, and they looked fresher and more beautiful than flowers I've seen at many traditional grocery stores. The fruits and vegetables were equally impressive--beautiful, fresh, and in excellent condition. Fresh World has earned a loyal customer. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for outstanding quality, exceptional service, and one of the best international grocery shopping experiences in the area. Five stars without hesitation.

Everyday grocery items at very good prices. Wide choice. Excellent fresh vegetables. Fresh fruits…read moreare not the greatest.

This is an international supermarket but I would also say it's a Hispanic supermarket. I like it…read morebecause I'm from the Caribbean and I can get a lot of food, drinks and snacks here that I can't get elsewhere. They have a fresh fruit, meat, seafood and bakery section. Employees are pleasant.

Bennett took my order . He showed great customer service . I…read morehave seen your products in Shoprite but got them ordered this time . These healthy snacks are delicious

I don't get out to the Sauson International Grocery as often as I used to, but I still make the…read moretrip 1-2 times a month for mainly one thing: some of the freshest and tastiest bread in all of the DMV. Every culture has their own interpretation of taking the basic ingredients of flour, yeast, salt and water and transforming it via various baking methods into their version of "bread." There is a long history of using circular oval shaped ovens in Asia and the Middle East as a way of both conserving space and to efficiently cook foods with even heat distribution and small footprints in otherwise cramped kitchens. In India these ovens are called tandoors while in Japan they are referenced as kamados. Sauson International Grocery has been in operation since 2011, and the owner, who everyone knows as "Mr. Rashid," is of Persian descent having emigrated from Iran. He is always super friendly and willing to answer questions I may have about the wide variety of Middle Eastern spices and foods this place stocks. Don't be surprised if you strike up a conversation with him, and he offers you a cup of wonderfully spiced tea and a cookie or pastry from the delectable dessert case. As some of the reviews have noted, parking is tricky. There is a small covered garage under the building. But you may have to park at the nearby church or on the street and then walk over to the store. This place is well known for their bread, which is being made throughout the day. I came a bit later today, so they had just finished making a few batches. But it's not uncommon to witness skilled bakers kneading and rolling, and then slapping the dough onto the circular metallic oven for a few minutes, before piping hot fresh bread emerges. The bread is amazing. It is pliable, without being overly chewy. It is slightly salty, with a great smoky almost charred flavor. I've had it cut into pieces and then dipped with hummus or rolled into gyros or used to sandwich kabob meat. And believe it or not, it's even pretty good as a PB&J. Everyone, and I mean everyone, I've introduced this product to usually asks: (1). What type of bread is this? and (2). Where can I buy it? Note: As of this review, the current price is $8.05 for FOUR large round pieces of bread. Apart from the bread, there is also a small butcher shop in the back, and a kitchen where hot foods like kabob platters are made. There is also a small seating area in front of the store, where folks can sip tea and relax while enjoying sweets from the display case. Sauson is a really cool place and while I usually go with the intention of only buying bread, it's not uncommon for me to walk out with a few bags of unique Middle Eastern groceries.

Impressive variety of selection and wonderful hospitality. Can't wait to go back soon.read more

This place is awesome. My husband and I discovered it totally accidentally, and were thrilled that…read morewe had. He is Indian, and I am part-Bulgarian and part-Arab, so we had a lot of fun finding foods from each of our cultures here. Check out the melt-in-your mouth dates and bulgarian feta in the counter up front. And while we found the butcher in the back to utilize slightly unclean practices (throwing different types of meat on top of the scale without any paper or plastic barrier), once we cooked the mutton we obtained, we found it to be totally worth it.

Didn't like the service, the ambiance, or the food. The selection is subpar, they dont use the…read morespace well. The food is overpriced. Definitely try other halal stores.

Great store!! Delicious snacks, clean and friendly workers!! Always so happy to visit!read more

Love Lotte Chantilly! Nicest staff, fun festival this weekend with free food and drinks and prizes.read more

One of the best things about shopping here on the weekend is their many food sample tables. There…read morewere dumpling samples, beef bulgogi, drinks and more than I really wanted to try. Aisles are always clean. Lots of inventory. Produce is fresh and plentiful. Cashiers are pretty quick.

The first time we were here, we were more focused on the food court. However, we took a few…read moreminutes to buy some manzano bananas. Their baby bok choy looked quite good and fresh. We didn't buy any because we weren't planning to cook some up any time soon. The second time, we came better prepared. I had a list of ingredients for making a bok choy recipe that we liked. Yes, we did buy the baby bok choy. Also, we found snow peas and shiitake mushrooms. We were quite impressed with the produce section as all their fruits and veggies were fresh and the store was very clean. Even though they weren't part of the recipe, we picked up more manzano bananas. Browsing the aisles, I also found some dried tree ear. One thing we saw that we liked was that they had a couple of aisles dedicated to Hispanic foods with one aisle dedicated to Peruvian foods. We were pleased to see that they had Inca Kola and bought some. For those who cook Indian foods, there is an aisle dedicated to those foods. The cashiers we dealt with were friendly. When the cashier we dealt with on our most recent visit saw that we were buying the Inca Kola and manzano bananas, she asked me in Spanish if I needed a shopping bag. I said, in English, "Yes please" which surprised and amused her. I never did get fully fluent in Spanish thus the reason I answered in English. We both agree that we would come back to shop here when we plan to do Asian cooking. Just note that parking can be tight as it is a popular place. In fact, when we entered the parking lot last visit, 6 cars decided to leave at the same time...yikes!