The most amazing find so far (for me) in Grenoble. Tucked away across from the tram, it's…read moredeceivingly small space leads to a torrent of wonderful Asian delicacies. Best for those wanting to cook their own Chinese, Thai or even Indian food. A plethora of tea, sauces, condiments, noodles, and spices. Found everything I needed for Pad Thai here (except the fresh veggies), as well as Butter Chicken and a Thai red curry. And the tea! Wowza, don't miss the stuff behind the counter.

Huge grocery store along the bottom of a small indoor strip mall that you'd never know existed…read moreunless you walked in. Huge selection of pretty much everything you could need in a grocery store: fresh produce, meats, cheeses, bread, wine/beer, organic, toiletries, even some small appliances. Lost points for the security guard calling me a little girl and harassing customers to get out fifteen minutes before closing.

3.5 stars for me. Okay, so it has pretty much anything you'd want (think super grocery store, like…read morea Superstore or Walmart in Canada). Toys, electronics, drugstore type things like shampoo and makeup, and of course, food. Oh, the food! Cheeses, meats, wine and spirits galore... A bit overwhelming really. That's where they lose points. I couldn't find a basket anywhere, things weren't marked well for pricing or even a name sometimes, you were on your own for bags (but nary a mention of this anywhere), and it's assumed you know to weigh and bag your produce before leaving that section. Ran into a lot of empty shelves and broken items on the floor, waiting to be cleaned up. Then, the lines! Took me 20 minutes to just get through to pay. So... Yes it's great to get everything in one place (rare in France, I've found) but you pay for it in different ways.