My daughter and I both got the classic chicken sandwich a were very happy with it. Everything was…read morefresh and warm. Glad we found this gem on 58. My grandson got grilled cheese and he was happy too

Ordered chocolate covered peanuts during the Arctic blast we had here in Florda and what arrived…read morewere 3 cans of fused product, melted clumps that are inedible. Customer service response: should have read the fine print when I ordered chocolate covered peanuts in the shipping section-seriously. How about this idea: Insert chill packs with the product and double box for added insulation, added cost, less than a dollar. Take a lesson from the pros that ship chocolate products correctly. Terrible customer service on a high margin product. Someone should school shipping on how to correctly ship chocolate, in any weather and to any state. What should have been an easy, inexpensive fix cost them my business going forward and I liked the product. Saving the dime has cost them the dollar.

Found a hidden gem for pierogi! It's very population north, so to find some homemade frozen ones…read more.. I was excited! The store has plenty of good treats, deli meats, frozen food and etc. The guy at the counter isn't friendly or helpful, so I was scared to ask him any questions LOL!

I was SO happy to find the Kielbasa Euro Deli in Virginia Beach! For background -- I grew up…read morePolish American Catholic in Pennsylvania. Our traditions for Easter were very specific. Our large multi-generational family would attend church and then return home to indulge on traditional Polish foods, including smoked kielbasa (pork sausage), ham, beet horseradish, poppy seed and walnut rolls (sweets!), and bread/butter that had been molded into the shape of a lamb. This year would be different. I'd be in Virginia Beach, visiting our adult daughter -- and we'd be guests at her boyfriend's, whose parents would also be visiting. While the meal would be Italian American (their heritage), we wanted to share some traditional Polish favorites with the group. We discovered the Kielbasa Euro Deli online, and rushed on over. Upon entering, you find a small shop with aisles of mostly jarred and canned food items from Poland, some souvenir items, and freezer/refrigerated cases with pierogies (filled dumplings), farmer cheese, and other treats. At the back, there's a deli with kielbasa and other meats. As we considered one particular kielbasa, the worker in the deli area offered us a taste. Sold! We ended up finding and buying many of our traditional favorites. We missed out on the butter lamb. While the store carried them, we watched another patron buy the final one that was in stock. More would be in stock in a few days. *Kielbasa. We bought a large 2 pound link. (smaller links are also available). It was good, but our personal favorite continues to be the smoked kielbasa from Schiff's in Scranton. *Horseradish. (jarred). Excellent. Pungent. *Pierogies. We bought three frozen packets, each of which contained 12 small pierogies. (1) The potato and mushroom ones were disappointing. The potatoes were grainy, and we couldn't tell that they included mushrooms. (2) Blueberry -- as expected, but more of a dessert because of the sweetness. (3) potato and cheese -- haven't tried yet. *Poppy seed rolls. Very good, but still can't replace fresh and homemade! *(Wal)nut roll. Disappointing. More bread-y than sweet, a bit stale, and with an insufficient amount of nuts. Our final bill came to above $75. Note that, based on the labels, it appears that most of the "fresh" items are not made in Virginia Beach. Rather, they're coming from New York. I would return to this shop for Polish foods -- which are unique and time-consuming to make. It's great to have the shop in VB! Enjoy!

The staff is very friendly and the food is good. I just wish it was bigger portions. I'm use to…read moreFilipino plates being $10 and loaded. (I'm half Filipino and from Cali... big Asian community) so paying $17 for one scoop of rice, one chicken thigh (adobo) and a small scoop of sigsig just didn't seem right to me. But I get it I'm in va and no other local Filipino stores. But like I said... the food is good.

I saw this come across my FB timeline and everything looked yummy!!! I called my order in (2 hrs…read morebefore closing) and they still had a dish that I wanted to try. Today was their first day in their new location and it looked very inviting. Not sure if it was customers or family/friends that were there chilling at the pool table or at one of the dine in tables but the vibe was friendly. I talked with the owner and she was so nice and friendly. She explained how to get some of the poplar dishes before it all sold out for next time ... there will definitely be a next time!!! She even gave me an order of pancit to try. I ordered the chicken curry and a dessert sampler. Everything was so good. I can't wait to try a new dish next time!!!

Really cute little Asian market hidden between other businesses, a sweet little gem I found just by…read morechance. Very nice staff! Cashier was nice and courteous, said hello and goodbye, and checked out my items quickly. A very sweet encounter. They have shopping baskets! A very nice touch to such a small store. Store is small but well organized- a lot of merchandise varying from food products to glassware, even origami papers and little snacks that are hard to find elsewhere. Rice, seasonings, curry packs, fish, kimchi, sweets, ice creams, drinks, chopsticks, little gifts for all the ones you love. It's got everything wrapped up in a little store. No noticeable loud music- if there was music, it was very quiet and ambient. This store has a relaxed environment. I didn't feel rushed by staff (only one visible staff member) to hurry up and get out or anything. Crowd rating: When first entering the store, there was one other customer already checking out. The whole time I was in there (for some 20 minutes) I was the only customer. Not a popular spot just yet but I'm sure it'll catch the attention it deserves. Prices posted! All prices are either on the shelf or on the item itself. Not one of those sketchy places where prices are unknown- very reassuring knowing how much I'm about to spend. Cheap! Good prices! I go to a few of these every now and then and by far, for the selection and service, these prices are a steal! I got three things here that wouldn't have been available at one store, let alone for the price I got. I spent 12 dollars. Anywhere else, it would most likely be closer to 20-25. Summary: Want a beautifully quiet hole-in-the-wall comfortable store to buy some high quality choice Asian food Mart items? This place is a must! Please check it out- truly going on my text thread of favourite stores like this. :)

Nice little Japanese bodega. It's tidy and nicely unkept, however the selection is a little…read morelacking. Albeit the store itself is small, the majority of the items are dried foods, then some frozen snacks, and finally a small section of cutlery like teapots and cups. Nice for a small dip into the Japanese cuisine and the owner is friendly to do business.

Their foods are great plus their dishes are very cute. Haven't gone yet please go.you won't be…read moredisappointed we promise

Such an amazing selection of international foods!!! They were very helpful in helping me choose the…read morecorrect kind of Kielbasa for my recipe. Thank you!!

Who would have thought with a name like Uncle's Farm, that it would be disguised as a Korean…read moregrocery store or in Korean "hanguk shikpoom"? I was told by some trusted sources that there were two other mom-and-pop Korean grocery stores other than the Grand Mart and E-marts of the area! I happened to be in the Peninsula and decided to pop in for some goodies before my next appointment. When you walk in, to the left, they have the refrigerators with the produce and the wall in the back is lined with more fridges and freezers to store all the cold, perishable and frozen items. I saw things like fresh perilla leaves, kongnamul (Korean bean sprouts) and what I loved about this particular mart was that they had a good variety of ready, grab-n-go banchan in smaller sizes. I was told by the nice lady who worked there that they make kimbap on the daily (if you didn't know, the best and cheapest way to get kimbap is at almost all the Korean grocery stores). She also said that the owner makes all the banchan and usually makes them on fridays. I picked up things like purple potato starch noodles (say what?! The noodles used for japchae are purple...maybe the Koreans are getting on the ube train...), a box of Bacchus-D (Korean energy drink that was the inspo behind Red Bull), Banana milk, Coffee milk, and some Korean ssuk gae-tteok, which is a chrysanthemum leaf rice cake (or muwgwort), coated in a bean powder! It was SO GOOD and so fresh! It's a Korean version of mochi, if you're familiar with that. All in all, I can't wait to go back and stock up on banchan that I am too lazy to make and try their kimbap. Things to note: I was told that this is strictly a Korean grocery store and not an "International" one as most of the Asian grocery stores label themselves. There are no other products related to other Asian cuisines, just Korean. Enjoy, Friends!

The Owner is super nice.I got some gimbap so Good and I…read morecall the owner back.She gave me some great advice for pan frying left over gimbap Oh , and I got some strawberries too so good

Great little grocery store in central Virginia Beach! It's in a little shopping center right off of…read moreVa Beach Blvd and Aragona, easy to find/get to and a good amount of parking. As other reviewers have said, it IS small. But the great thing is, they've managed to pack a whole lot into the small space, so you'll be able to find a lot of things you may be looking for. I personally wasn't looking for anything specific, just went to browse around. They have refrigerated and freezers on the right side (with gyoza, frozen seafood, frozen apps), condiments and sauces towards the back, dishware and non-food related things on the left wall. more things in the middle (chopsticks, household items). They have several types of boxed curry roux in the back, which I was really happy to find (Java curry and Vermont curry as well as the Golden curry). Kewpie mayo, sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, etc. They have a few snacks on the left side of the wall and plenty of drinks in the refrigerated case up front and near the cash register. They also have desserts like matcha ice cream, mochi ice cream and some dessert breads in their coolers. Overall, a great little store, if you need to pop in real quick to pick up some Japanese ingredients. The employees/owners are really nice and polite. Great service, great location, great selection of items. Would definitely recommend~!

I love an oriental store and I'm into Japanese culture, so finding this gem was happiness for me…read more It's in a small store front and it's like walking into your parent's food pantry to collect stuff for your home. The gentleman who I believe is the owner was very nice and helpful and answered all my questions. A lot of products were Japanese, so I was asking! LOL I love the cool finds from the snacks, noodles, frozen veggies, frozen fish, frozen fried rice, juices, onigiri and etc! It can really stack up fast and it's a little pricey, so with that mind it's a cool place!

I had high hopes for this business as they have been the first place I found that made fried whole…read morebelly clams. I got a three portion lunch basket, 2 portions whole belly clams, 1 portion scallops, my 2 sides, coleslaw and onion rings. The scallops were undercooked, all the breading was falling off and worse it was salty. The onion rings uses the same batter which to me is a mistake, not great for onion rings. The whole belly clams were a little salty too. Coleslaw was good, a tad sweeter then I'm used to. The people were really nice.

First time in the seafood market and came out with the best scallops I have seen in a long time…read more The owner was very friendly and helpful. I'm looking forward to my next visit.

The first time I came here the cashier was pleasant. Greeted me with a smile and didn't mind…read morestepping away from the cash register to help find a few products I couldn't find. The establishment is clean and well organized. Prices are well reasonable for products to be imported. They also sell avocados and holy candles. It's about a 5m drive. I would rather come to this store and get the wonderful service I've got than to go to somewhere else where the cashier just points with their finger to tell you where the item is located. Great service 10/10!

We are visiting Newport News from out of state to accompany our son, who is working at Riverside…read moreHospital during Thanksgiving. We stopped by The Fresh Market/Farm Fresh because it was convenient. We found the dry spice package we needed, but the packaging was broken. We went to customer service and spoke with the man in charge, but unfortunately, he told us it was the last one in stock. Since we are not familiar with the area and weren't sure where else to go, we decided to take the broken package and use it anyway--it's a dry spice, so we figured it would be fine. To our surprise, the same gentleman came to the cashier and told her not to charge us--it was free. Even though the cost of the spice wasn't significant, his thoughtfulness and kindness truly impressed us. This kind of gesture doesn't happen often in international markets. He made this Thanksgiving feel even more like Thanksgiving.

Farm fresh is a place to be for your produce that is hard to find. I'm not talking bell peppers or…read moretomatoes, I'm talking bok choy or nopales, Thai chili pepper, mangoes, fancy mushrooms, they've got it all. This is the spot we get all of our hard to find produce, as well as our ingredients for Asian/hawaiian meals as the selection is expansive and you can usually find nearly everything you need. Since it has a lot of specialty items, I couldn't tell you if they are good deals or not, but I can tell you, they probably have it so that's half the battle!