This is a newly renovated convenience store and gas station. It's been professionally painted and…read morethe parking areas are free of trash. The inside merchandise is that of any other place in this category. I did feel that the gas prices were a little high but local competition should bring those down shortly.

Great assortment of items. Friendly staff as well. Great tacos!!! What's days are the Taco…read morerestaurant open?

I would do 3 1/2 stars if possible because the bathrooms here are consistently pretty gross BUT…read moreother than that it is a good gas station easy on and off of the interstate with a good convenient store and a good subway AND Boiled Pnuts!!!

I have a lot of memories of 7 Moon. When I used to work at Family Dollar, right down the street…read morefrom 7 Moon, I would stop in here right after work and grab some snacks and sometimes a bite to eat. They used to serve food here. The food was, alright....Def not restaurant quality. It wasn't anything to rave about. But they haven't served food in a long time. ( Though I think you can purchase pre made Bahn mi and a few other pre made things. I saw them near the check out last time I was there) This was back when I didn't have my own car yet. I used to tell my parents to purposely pick me up later than when I got off and to pick me up from here ( or at Goodwill, which was conveniently across the street.) I worked at Family Dollar for about three and a half years, so I was sort of a regular. I didn't go everyday, but I went frequently enough. When I wasn't getting anything to eat, I would grab some snacks and drinks to go. However, my favorite thing about them was that they had Vietnamese coffee and boba. The boba was not the best but it was my first time ever having it and learning about it. The Vietnamese coffee here was really good though. It was also my first time learning about this coffee brewing method and its actually one I use at home regularly now. They brought the whole set up out to you. The glass with sweetened condensed milk and ice and then the phin sitting on top with coffee slowly dripping onto the ice. I thought it was magical to be honest. It was such a great experience for me. Especially when I had a good book to read with me. They no longer serve drinks either. Which is sort of a bummer, but it's ok. The staff here has always been super nice, even up to this day. Since I used to be sort of a regular, I used to be closer to some of the staff. I actually hung out with them a few times. Less than I can count on one hand, but it was fun. They are really good people though. The store has always had a really nice selection of Asian foods. It mainly caters to South East Asian palettes, which makes sense because Spartanburg has a large South East Asian population. However, I have noticed that they have more Chinese, Japanese and Korean foods to choose from then they used to. So now they have a even better selection to choose from. Which is great, seeing that this is the only Asian market that Spartanburg has now. (Technically there is another one too, but they really only sell Indian groceries, which is nice. But it's more of an Indian market.) Also, the store may not seem clean, but it is. Honestly, I just think that the building is old. I kind of actually like how the building is set up for some reason. Things I will always buy when I visit here are ramen and instant noodles ( they have a pretty big variety), different candies and a cold drink from their chilled drinks coolers. I really enjoy visiting here. Is it the best Asian market in the world? No. But it is really nice for what it is and they have a surprisingly large variety of products to choose from. If you live in the Spartanburg area, I highly recommend you check them out. P.S. In order to use card I believe you do need to spend $10 at least. Just a friendly note :)

Fresh veggies and lots of variety. Amazing place to find tools and cooking supplies. Very helpful…read moreto help you find what's needed.

I made a quick stop at this store today to use their restroom. This is a country store and it…read moredoesn't have gas pumps. It's located almost exactly between Gaffney and Cowpens, S.C.. This place was well supplied with drinks and snacks. A lot of variety. It's my impression that they serve mainly the local community. Clean store; nice stop. Ps. I bought a bottle of water.

This is a wonderful store. Many of the people who work here do not speak English but if you need…read morehelp you can ask for someone who does. They are super helpful and always gracious. We love shopping here. They have done a LOT of renovations lately and are growing bigger each time we visit. Seriously, love this store. They have all the good products that my friends who run Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants suggest.

A few months ago, I was overcharged more for an item I buy regularly . I tried to explain the issue…read moreto the elderly lady at the register, but she pretended to be on the phone and ignored me. I found her behavior very rude. She had a distinctive appearance, with stitches around her face, which reminded me of the movie Halloween's Michael Myers. If you see this elderly lady at the register, could you please ensure that all prices are accurate and correct. Even though I got overcharged a few dollars more, I'll just think of that few dollars as a donation. I hate it when people are trying to rip me off! Deceptive business, make sure to double check the price of the items they're charging you, so you don't get overcharged! Bring it to their attention and be like hey you overcharged me 10 cents or a dollar more on this item, if the prices are increasingly fluctuating every time, all those overcharged will add up to hundreds of dollars or even more. Be careful and don't get rip off.

I laughed so hard when I saw this page on Hoarding Groceries! It's funny to me because my past has…read moreso much history to this touchy subject. In all seriousness, this can be a disease that is not a laughing matter. Please be kind to others when someone out there is suffering from a battle they cannot control. If you're older like me with family members suffered through the depression period. Food was scarce and no one had money. No such thing as to a credit to get you by, either! For those with these conditions, they literally stocked up on everything so that they would not be in a pickle, again! Funny, but not funny story, one of my friend's family had passed away. I was asked to help out clearing the house to be sold. Family members were clearing out closets and furniture. We were in the kitchen pulling out food. It's a small pantry or so we thought! It was like a cartoon! We were pulling out endless cans of food. My buddy was making tomato soup on the stovetop. As he was eating the soup, he said, it's good, but it would be better with a little milk in it! That is how grandma makes it! His mom comes in and asks us what year it was?!?! We laughed and said it's 2005 silly!! Then she says, why are all these cans say best by 1980??? We all looked at all the canned goods and every single one were about twenty plus years old!!! YIKES!! With that being said, some things can be eaten past its date?!?! I guess with caution. For me, I am a prepper! When I lived in the Midwest, we had snow, ice storms, and tornadoes! I still stock things, but in rotation! I follow some FEMA guidelines and add my own twist! Hopefully everyone is stocking enough food, but not hoarding! I hope I did not offend anyone. I just wanted to share a moment in the past that we still chuckle from time to time!!!

Writing a review for hoarding groceries definitely is a case of the good, the bad, and the ugly. I…read morehave a rather large walk in pantry at our current house so keeping a well stocked pantry has never been a problem. Years ago when my children were in middle school there were neighbor kids that felt quite comfortable walking into our house after school and go straight to the pantry for a snack before settling down for homework or after school activities. Our pantry was definitely different from what they would find at their own home. That was good. Then came Covid and a well stocked pantry provided a variety of meals for my husband and myself when grocery stores were off limits or the store shelves were bare. When we could get to the store if allowed we could purchase a few extras to restock our pantry. Once again the good. Winter in Kentucky can be brutal and if there is deep snow or ice we always have plenty of food stocked away in our pantry. You may get tired of a variety of soups every day but you're not going to starve to death. In addition to a vast assortment of canned items we also have boxed/dry non perishables that we can make meals from. Once again the good. Now for the bad. Since the pantry is on the large size and we don't always depend on that food it takes effort to rotate food to keep the items with the soonest "sell by date" to the front of the shelves. It is easy to be exhausted after shopping and just shove the items just purchased onto the shelf without putting it to the rear of existing food. THE UGLY! Each June I try to empty out the pantry and check the sell by dates on EVERYTHING. We usually have family visit in July or August and more than once I didn't totally complete my June overhaul of the pantry. Last year we had a crisis while barbecuing country style ribs. Both bottles of barbecue sauce were way past the pull date and my daughter had to run to Walmart while the ribs were cooking. THE EXTREME UGLY! My husband is now retired so the June overhaul I use to do while he was away on a business trip took place this week. Garbage day was Tuesday night to Wednesday morning. Even with emptying jars of their contents down the garbage disposal to lighten the load we had multiple garbage cans that weighed a ton. I hate the amount of money that was probably ground down the garbage disposal but at least nobody is going to get sick. It feels wonderful to have an organized pantry. It's nice to make a list of items we need to buy because we don't have one in the pantry. Lesson learned don't over hoard groceries!

Most of the food is over a year expired, but very nice employees!…read more .

By all accounts this is a very nice looking store with an inviting store front. I went inside and…read moreexpected to see a full scale butcher shop. This isn't one of those places! All of the meat that I saw was frozen and prepackaged. More appropriately, the discount grocery label on their signage is more appropriate! Even that's a bit of deception. I viewed their groceries prices somewhat on the up side. As I stated, this is a very inviting place! Don't get let down by the inventory! Can't judge a book by its cover!

Just decided to check this convenience store out while conducting a little Yelping tour today. It's…read moreconveniently located app. 1.5 miles outside of my hometown. I could find very little to complain about. The floors were clean and there was plenty of merchandise for sale. My only little complaint is that their gas prices aren't posted as required by law. In reality, that's their issue and not a big concern to me as the gas prices are after all on the pumps themselves. My conclusion is that this is a good stop and I'll likely return in the near future.

This place lies says open till 9:30 pm but closes earlier 10 mins earlier after i call and let them…read moreknow my son is walking to the store was told always closed at 9:20 pm after the owner said 9:30 the price's is to high