Does not open for business as advertised either on yelp or sign on the door. Both different. I…read moreguess they don't need the business. Horrible way to run a business. Very frustrating to customers. To top it they don't have a message when you call.

A one stop shop for all your meat and Desi grocery needs. I just call in a meat order and an hour…read morelater it is ready exactly according to my instructions. The meat is always fresh and the meat section is clean and odorless. The grocery section has pretty much everything you could ask for. The gentleman at the register, Mr. Anwar Abbasi, is very polite and efficient. It is a pleasure to shop there.

Keep coming back. This place has new dishes frequently. Today we had the Filete tropical which…read moreconsists of a grilled fillet (swai) with veggies, cilantro rice and black beans. Special sauce is awesome. I had the milanesa plate which consists of a breaded chicken fillet Spanish rice and refried beans, and fries. Delish!

I bought an item that had expired in 2023. This item says is a coconut milk drink. It can be…read moreharmful to anyone's health. I tried talking to the manager but the cashier would not let me. The expiration date was covered with the price.

OMG I ate the best baklava in Houston! When the doors of the food mart opened, the aroma that hit…read moreme was insane! I didn't bother to look at any of the products on the shelves. My nose literally led me to the back of the food mart where the bakery is. I saw trays and trays of different kinds of baklavas in the display cases. I got greedy (as usual when it comes to sweet food) and asked for eight different kinds of baklavas. The baklavas were sold by per pounds. Luckily I brought my Turkish friend along which helped in the communication part, and I was able to get a few pieces of each kind. The baklavas weren't too sweet, and they were so awesomely good. If I have to choose one favorite (trust me, it is tough to have one favorite only), it would have to be the cold baklavas with hazelnut or pistachios. Eat them straight out from the fridge is just aaahhhh... Diyarbakir Burma with pistachio had a good texture contrast that was so good. I also got the rice pudding (forgot to take a pic because I gobbled it down before I remember to take a pic) which came in a small rectangle aluminum tray. The rice pudding was baked well, and it wasn't overly sweet. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Other than sweets, the bakery sells breads too. That would be the food item l will purchase on my next visit.

In the corner of a large parking lot, Acaia was fairly busy on a Sunday afternoon. Came here…read morespecifically for Nuga Hazelnut with Milk spread and some kataifi but the sweets caught my eye and I picked out a few to try. They had great flavor but it was missing the airy crisp of the phyllo. Nice selection of products from canned goods to cuts of meat.

Note: This is a review for the food court, not the grocery store itself…read more Their food court has some really affordable meal options, but overall the food was underwhelming. We wanted to get their $20 Fajita and Sausage family meal, but they didn't have that one available, so instead we got a the Pork Rib BBQ meal. The pork ribs were good in flavor, but were lukewarm and tasted like they had been left out for awhile. The bread, mashed potatoes, and corn we got with the meal was also cold. There was a slight miscommunication issue in which we wanted to get Mexican sodas but couldn't so we ended up getting Fanta instead. I also ordered a carnitas taco, but I think the carnitas was pretty bland and lacked much other seasoning to give the taco any flavor (I honestly prefer Chipotle's Carnitas). I'm giving 3 stars mainly because the cashier was very friendly and helpful, and also because I feel like I may have had a better experience if I was fluent in Spanish haha.

If I could give a ZERO STARS I WOULD! That cashier Gloria she rude. First she ain't say one thing,…read morenot even at least told me my total, then I'm waiting for my receipt and she walk away behind the register talking it up with the work girl behind her in the fruits n vegetables section and im just standing there and she's gives my receipt. AND THEN SHE DIDNT EVEN TURN THE ROLL FOR MY BAGS, I turned that myself. I most definitely don't work here.

Adequate selection if you're far from Phoenicia. Friendly service. Charmingly outdated. Check…read moreexpiration dates!

Like this place for halal meat. Conveniently located next to our neighborhood. Great customer…read moreservice. They have a variety of items that I can only get back home and most of their products are a little pricey but we don't drive far to get them. I'm really glad we have this place in our part of town. You can ask them to cut your meat how you like it and the butcher is friendly.

I used to live 5mins away from this location and I no longer do. So whenever I drop off my…read moreboyfriend at work I pass by this location since it's close by and I did yesterday and to my surprise there was something waiting for me in my bread. Don't get me wrong I love the bread from here, reminds me of Ghana but after last night; I'm wondering how many other bread was kissed by a roach. I almost missed it because of how small it is.

Currently living in San Antonio, a Houstonian will not know how lucky they are having this type of…read morea Farmer's Market for Nigerian food. Houston does have the largest Nigerian population in the United States so it makes sense they will have this type of store. This is a one stop shops for all the items you would want from a Nigerian store. They have all types of dried goods, vegetables, meats, baked goods and shower and cleaning supplies. I would highly recommend if you are an out of towner to stock up on items. It may be awhile before you can access these type of things.

Quick service every time I've been there to have my chicken slaughtered. I'll definitely recommend…read morethis place.

I don't think that it's that natural meat . Their chickens and ducks every animals they have is in…read morea very tight space . I thought they are cage free chickens but no. So what's the purpose of buying it from them

I loved the service here and their low prices but why did it closed? We used to come here all the…read moretime for the meat

Absolutely the best place to shop for groceries for price and interesting stuff in Sugar Land…read moreTexas. The meat is the cheapest in town and their bargains are second to none, including HEB! I love this store and shop their most of the time with few exceptions.

The store manager is rude and doesn't know how to run this Aldi's location, I'm not sure what her…read morename is, but she's an older African-American lady. She's usually stocking up the products and the aisles. ..I will update as soon as I find her name. The next time I visit.. I saw her yelled at an old Asian lady .. and she was ride to several customers before. If she hates her job so much why is she working there? She has no business being a store manager.... She's always wearing L fitting tight jeans that don't even match her badly builds body.

This is usually a great store but the items I was in search of were not there. Other familiar items…read morewere priced higher than at competitors. Not too sure of the service for no one spoke to and/or with me. I did not check out for none of the items I can to obtain were palatable.

yalllll the beef was SO tender and flavorful -- highly recommend the casador mix. the portions are…read morehuge too, even during lunch, so you definitely get your money's worth. the flan was also one of the silkiest ive ever had! the place has a lovely atmosphere and decor that makes it feel so festive and inviting service was a little slow even though the restaurant wasn't busy when we went. we also did not love the ceviche :( but overall this is a place ill keep coming back to for their amazing food!

We've lived very close to this restaurant, and always thought it looked like just another Mexican…read morerestaurant and never tried it. Then I saw a short recommendation (with about a dozen likes) on another neighborhood site, and we decided to try it out. Now we've been there several times, and everything I've tried is outstanding, and the rest of my party wants to keep returning to try new things. And maybe that's especially noteworthy. Usually I go to a place and find something I like, and that's the item I get for that place. But El Fogon is 3 for 3 on perfection so far. Our first trip was a Thursday night and they have the poblano pepper fajita special for 2 on Thursday nights. The salsa is not runny, it's not ketchupy, it's not too mild or too hot -- it just has you enjoying it so much that before you know it you have to ask the waiter to bring more bowls. I won't say anything's super spicy, but it's all super flavorful. I've had the fajitas with beef and bacon. Then I had the Cameron brocheta (bacon wrapped jumbo shrimp with Monterrey jack cheese & jalapeño. The third time, I had ceviche, and they're very generous with the serving size. We're going back tonight -- the fourth time in two weeks -- and I have to try the nachos. And I still haven't had my favorite Mexican plate that I always have everywhere ... Chile relleno. And even their beans and rice are spectacular and better than maybe anywhere else. And I've had the peach margarita each time. It's very nice, though I have another spot I still like better. I always like peach, but I'm tempted to try their blackberry jalapeño margarita, or their watermelon mint. Or the pineapple rita. Or maybe tonight the mango habanero. I regret that it too so long for us to try El Fogon, but now that we've tasted how fabulous it is, we're catching up.