Pros: Came here looking for this viral toasted yogurt. It was easy to find. It was on sale. Super…read moretasty. Huge parking lot Cons: none

Terrible service, especially when ordering togo !! The cashier forgot to include utensils, so went…read moreback before getting into my car. The cashier spoke nicely to Chinese speaking customers, but when I speak English to them, the two staff there got belligerent...say no utensils comes with your togo food. I ask fork and they reply no fork. I ask for spoon amd they respond no spoon. I said that I know how to use chopsticks and they say no chopstick. They told me to go into the main store to buy myself utensils...ridiculous how they treat non Chinese speaking Asians !!! How to improve: Learn to ask customer buying if he/she wants utensils and no discrimination against non-speaking Chinese customers.

This has many items from the Indian sub-continent. The owners need to put in a little more effort…read moreinto keeping the store clean and tidy !! Also, I have to keep checking expiry dates on the products. Expired items need to be removed from shelves on a daily basis.

Not going here again. Worst service and expired merchandise…read more Patrons please beware.

We came after the bosnian herzgovania game looking for bosnian food in Dallas. There's a restaurant…read morein the back of the store. We got the cevapi meat pie, mashpotato goulash and mixed grilled meats. Everything was so delicious, big portions and did not disappoint!! So good Im already craving more. Don't expect restaurant type service since there was only 1 person managing the store and 1 cook. The store has a good selection of balkan food imported from the balkans/Europe. Even deli cheese and meats. We will definitely be back for both market and kitchen.

Amazing food. Reminded me of home! Service was great! Just…read moremight have to wait a few minutes because of how busy it gets there. The ambiance was like any other European spot.

Not the most customer friendly store in the least bit. No one cares if you shop there, nor care if…read moreyour service is great. This is one of those stores, you go into, get what u need and go, if they don't have it, leave anyway.

The item price displayed was different from the price charged at the billing counter. If I hadn't…read morequestioned it, I would have been overcharged. Please ensure each item's price is verified at checkout

If you are looking for authentic Mexican food hidden in plain sight, you have to check out La…read moreSuprema Market. I went last week and was completely blown away by the quality of the food. It is a fantastic spot, and I will absolutely be back! Ambience It has the ultimate hidden-gem vibe. The dining area is tucked away right in the back of the market, which gives it a super casual, no-frills, and highly authentic feel. They feature a giant menu packed with traditional Mexican dishes, so there is plenty to choose from. Service The service was efficient and helpful. They handle the massive menu well, and I really appreciated how accommodating they are with letting you customize your order, especially when it comes to picking your proteins. Food + Street Tacos (Tripa and Lengua): Particularly enjoyed these! Both the tripa (tripe) and lengua (beef tongue) were prepared perfectly and tasted incredibly authentic. + Quesabirria Tacos: These were absolutely on point. Rich, savory, and delicious. + Gigantic Burrito (with Lengua): This thing was massive! I love that you can choose any meat to go into it, and putting lengua in it was an awesome choice.

I wanted to love this place so much, but unfortunately, overall, pretty much everything about my…read moreexperience today was underwhelming. First of all the customer service wasn't horrible, but it wasn't great either. The cashier lowkey seemed annoyed as soon as I walked in. She wasn't like rude but she wasn't particularly nice either. Also, the pricing is kinda sketchy. They have a sign saying that the pricing they have up isn't accurate and is subject to change with inflation, which, I understand, but still. Even though it was kind of a red flag, I was already committed to the adventure! Plus, as much as I love food, I have no problem paying a premium for anything as long as the food is fantastic/the overall experience is worth it. I wanted to try a few things so I got the taco plate which comes with three tacos, and rice and beans and then I ordered two additional tacos a la carte so I could try other protein options. So the taco plate + 2 additional tacos (5 tacos total) up being $22.72. Which - seemed kinda wild, but whatever, obviously at this point, my expectations are through the roof! I got the Fajita Beef, Fajita Chicken, Al Pastor, Carnitas, and Barbacoa tacos. Unfortunately, none of them blew me away. The rice and beans were standard. The salsas were solid, as well, and extremely spicy! The fajita beef was the most flavorful of all the protein options, but everything else was just okay. Edible, yes. Fantastic? Absolutely not. I actually had to add more seasoning to each protein when I got home. Also, I noticed that, (with the exception of the fajita beef), the meat on the tacos was somehow pretty dry while the taco was greasy at the same time. Not sure how that's even possible. The Al pastor was the most disappointing. Not only was the flavor lacking, but it didn't come with pineapple, which is typically my favorite part. Also, nothing on the receipt was itemized, so I don't even know how much the taco plate was or if I was even charged correctly. For the price, I was expecting this to be an above average experience, but unfortunately, it was not. Definitely a bummer because I've been looking for a really good, tucked away, taco gem in the area, but baby this is NOT the one!

So my fiancé and I decided to venture over to Dallas and check out the gourmet European market on…read morePreston Road. It is full of wonderful items from all over Europe, especially Russia and Ukraine. We chose a variety of snack items, teas, and biscuits. The young man and woman working were extremely helpful when we needed a little bit more information. Overall, a great experience and a lot of fun just to go and see what the world has to offer!

It is a great store. I went with a Russian friend. We bought a large variety of things from…read moredesserts to smoked fish and wonderful cheeses that I have not seen anywhere else in Dallas. I am sure I will be going back!

A hidden gem in Z-Tao Market -- authentic Northern Chinese comfort food made with heart…read more My mom and I stumbled across this cozy dining hall tucked inside Z-Tao Market, and I can't stop thinking about the experience. It's run by an incredibly sweet elderly couple--especially the grandpa, who is unmistakably from northeastern China. His cooking? Absolutely phenomenal. You can tell it comes from years of experience and deep-rooted tradition. We tried the handmade buns and scallion mandarin rolls 花卷, and both were unreal. Fluffy, flavorful, and so authentic--exactly the kind of food that brings back childhood memories or feels like home, even if you didn't grow up in China. They also offer Mahua (fried dough twists) and a wide variety of other traditional northern Chinese dishes, all displayed beautifully and made with care. What makes this place even more special is the warmth of the owners. They were so kind, and you could tell how much pride they take in their craft. It's rare to find food made this way anymore--these are the old-school flavors that are slowly disappearing. Prices are very affordable, and the quality is unmatched. If you're in the Plano or North Dallas area, I genuinely urge you to visit, support this small business, and taste the kind of cooking that truly deserves to be preserved. In a time when it's tough for small immigrant-run businesses, especially with rising global tensions, showing up and supporting them means everything. And trust me--it's more than worth it. Whether you're a diehard fan of northern Chinese 东北饭 food or just a lover of real, soulful cooking--this spot is a must-visit.

The cashier was like a robot--no greeting, no closing. They might as well replace them with…read moreself-checkout so customers don't have to deal with the attitude.