Food 5 service 5 ambiance 5 so don't be shy and go in don't walk run you might have made the best…read moredecision in your life.

It's a tiny market, and weirdly seems to have good selections on a few types of items but overall…read moreis missing a lot. Notably, I could not find any fresh hummus, which seems to me like the #1 thing the term "Mediterranean market" would be advertising. They had plenty of canned hummus, as well as some canned fava beans that I like. There were plenty of dried beans, a lot of cheese, and only a few other things really. As such, I found a few things worth buying but was a bit disappointed overall. As the moment, the restaurant next door is closed temporarily but does have a restart date, so I'll likely come back and try it.

I visited this establishment on Sunday 4/20/25 in search of only one item, Thai Basil, to accompany…read moremy homemade Pho Ga. My young companions and I did end up browsing the aisles to see what products the store offers. I must admit the cleanliness of the store was definitely a positive. The aisles and shelves are very organized and things are grouped in such a manner that it makes items easier to locate. Although they did have Thai Basil in stock, it was old and of poor quality so I did not purchase it. Quite a bit of the produce was not in the best shape. I did however purchase a non-produce item. The staff member at the cash register was very kind, interacted with genuine consideration of the young children whom were with me, answering several of their questions. He then offered them both a Pocky snack free of charge for both of them, they were ecstatic! If I am in the area and have need of non-produce items, then I will return to this establishment.

We were on the way through the shopping plaza and I wanted to stop in…read more They have such a great selection of frozen dumplings, egg rolls, bao buns. Condiments I've never seen before , mochi , ice cream. Fish balls (not too sure about trying those simply because I'm not a fish fan). They also have a tank with HUGE crabs. I will say this I'm born and raised in New York and spent a lot of time in China Town and I'm accustomed to the smell of fish. So if you're not you may be surprised when you walk in. The woman at the register was friendly and smiled when we walked in. The store itself was well organized and clean. As for the pricing it was definitely reasonably.

I keep getting a 10% off 30 min purchase coupon in the mail and this time I decided to get a new…read morecarbonated beverage. The new beverage of choice was Pakola. Apparently, this carbonated beverage is produced in Pakistan. That is new! One fun fact is that they would pour this into chilled milk as communal for Ramadan. How cool is that? I am not religious by any means, but basically that is their version of a dirty soda. I really want to try that now...

Super selection of items and great customer service at the checkout too. They will help you find…read moreanything you need. Check out the desert cooler by the checkout....they are great. Try their ice cream selection for a different taste than what we westerners are used too. Needs a few more produce selection. I will be returning

Great prices , great varieties . Fresh Halal meat , the…read morebutcher there is so professional . Also fresh vegetables every week.

Super friendly staff. They're always willing to help me locate an item. Spices are good and…read morereasonably priced. I, too wished they had a fresh meat option but I have bought their frozen lamb and it was good. My favorite go to thing is the instant chia tea in the orange box. It's so good and quick to make.

Sai has become our favorite Indian place in town, especially for the weekend all-you-can-eat…read morebuffet. Everyone here is so nice and the food is SO flavorful. They spice everything perfectly, it is not your typical Americanized Indian restaurant. We love everything we've had from here.

So this was the first time I actually went by myself. My parents came to this store when visiting…read moreLexington to get some Indian ingredients, which they had. Fast forward to today, I go in and purchase 12 cans of Limca and Thumbs Up. These are basically Indian versions of Sprite and Coca Cola (I personally think the Indian versions taste better and they use sugar instead of High Fructose Corn Syrup). I also wanted to use a 10% off coupon for spending $30. I get to the register and this pale (just for identification) Middle Eastern looking or Indian gal looks at the coupon and states, "6/30/2025, is this expired?" I had to tell her that today was June 1st, 2025 and you know what the funny part is? I AM INDIAN! So this is not a hoodwink other ethnic groups into buying everything at full price. And likewise, I have been to other business where other ethnic groups were employees and managers and called them out as well. This is Kentucky and so if they end up taking out a gun, then just let them charge full price (I have not had this happen yet, but have heard news on altercations beginning this way). So whatever ethnic group you are, just be sure that when you use a coupon; you stick by what you know, in this case, the date of today and what it states on the coupon. This could have just been a one off experience, but for profit businesses are always looking for ways NOT to discount certain items. Just an FYI. I am GLAD that I saved $3.09! I just bought soft drinks, Red Label and Gold Label teas!

A Turkish acquaintance told me about King Tut's. I was nearby and decided to check it out. It's…read morenot a pleasing store, and the products appeared from the time of the Pharoah. I was skeptical about purchasing anything as most looked rather old, and I wondered about the freshness. I was unable to read the Arabic labels and had to guess at some of the products. The proprietor was at the back of the store chopping meat, which was not at all appealing. We chatted briefly, and I departed. I think I will not enter Tut's domain again.

I'll start off with saying I've been here before and didn't smell anything fishy. And today was no…read moredifferent. Some of the reviews I read complaining about the smell of the store have clearly never been to China Town in NYC or the Fulton Street Fish Market close to the South Street Seaport. And as a native New Yorker I LOVE China Town& The Fulton Street Fish Market. I was looking for something very specific. I wanted pork buns and pork dumplings. They do have an extensive selection of frozen food you aren't going to find at grocery stores. I found what I was looking for all the way in the back of the store they had multiple freezer cases. They actually have home made dumplings and pork buns flown in from China Town in NYC. I was so happy when the woman at the register told me. Each bag was 14.99 and you get a ton for the price. I can't wait to eat some! They do have a variety of condiments, cookies, candy, fresh vegetables and fruits. They also have fresh seafood. I looked at the tanks and the crabs were big and not crowded at all. They are reasonably priced and you'll find things you can't find elsewhere. As for the customer service we were greeted as soon as we walked in. Upon checking out the woman at the register and I had a conversation about New York because she's going next week and I'll be going home to New York at the end of October for vacation.

I came here looking for ice creams and they did indeed have the ones I was looking for! Service was…read morefine they rang me up fast. My only qualm is that they are very much a seafood heavy store so the entire place smells like an ocean. It's fishy. I did also find frozen roe balls though which are my favorite.