This grocery store has a really respectable array of fruits, veggies and dry goods from Asia. A…read moregood amount of pantry staples, although not as vast as selection as say, Viet Hoa. What really shines here? Their food stall. I had the spam musubi and immediately went back inside to get 2 more lol. The person working the window even gifted me shrimp toast, which was very sweet. (The shrimp toast is fire). This is more of a pick up and go kind of spot, although they have stools and a counter if want to eat there. Think cafeteria vibes but not in a derogatory way. They sell out often. I know bc I came here yesterday around 2pm, SO excited for spam musubi, only to learn that they sold out of everything at 1pm LOL. Today? I made sure to get there around 1130am. Was able to get garlic butter shrimp (7 BIG shrimp, so flavorful) served with pasta salad (delicious, I usually do not love pasta salad), and rice. I also got a shrimp lumpia (delicious) and a spam musubi for later. Food was phenomenal as usual. The food scene in Madison is not as robust as other places I've lived, but this place? A gem. Def give them a try. Just don't go too late like I did yesterday.

This is a really nice little Asian grocery store with lots of fun snacks as well as some hot food…read moreoptions. It's fun to walk around and look at what they have. I also grabbed the sweet chili tofu chips as a snack, which had a very unique and interesting texture with a little spice as well. They weren't my favorite snack but it was fun to try them out. The service was great and staff was very helpful.

This is a wonderful Asian food store in Madison. It is clean, well kept, organized, and has all of…read morethe essentials you'd need for Asian cooking. They have well stocked pantry, freezer, and fridge sections. The owner is extremely kind, welcoming, and friendly. Prices are reasonable as well. I frequently stop by on my way home from work, and have only had positive experiences. There's a parking lot that's easy to maneuver as well. I recommend this store to any lover of Asian foods!

It is a very small store that sells Korean and some Japanese groceries in Madison where theres no…read moremajor Korean or Japanese market is to be found. I was quite surprised because I wasnt expecting this store to carry so much stuff! From condiments, frozen meats that Koreans love for KBBQ, snacks, instant ramen to dry goods, it carries almost everything you will need. Only downside of Lee's oriental is that they are overpriced. Comparing its prices to LA and/or even Hilo, its pretty expensive! However, since demand is high and you have nowhere to get it, I probably have no choice but to come here for my own satisfaction. Though most of things are available for purchase on Amazon, some things cant be purchased. That's when Lee's oriental comes in handy for your Korean or even Japanese grocery needs.

The place is my favorite because of the nice graffiti they got on their wall. Always puts you in a…read moregood mood. I've tried some of the ramen options here like the instant packets. They're better than the ones at the regular store for sure. The cashier is nice peeps too. Definitlet recommend this place.

For New Years Eve 2017, we wanted to make some homemade kimbap (Korean-style sushi-type rolls) and…read moredecided to come to Oriental Food Mart to grab most of the ingredients. The only downside was that carrots are sold in packs as opposed to individually, so we ended up for more carrots than we need. Otherwise, it's a small compacted store but it has most of the main ingredients and lots of fun finds throughout the store. I stocked up on some delicious Korean-style Cheetos snack which is my absolute favorite, try it if you haven't already! (A little pricey at $1.99 per bag but still worth it!) If you come in through the store, the refrigerated section is to the right side of the store, along the walls. Then there's some snacks and dry food in the middle, with sauces and tools near the back of the store. The cashier counter is to the left when you enter. There's some parking along the street, we usually just parallel park right outside the store.

While popping between nearby Colectivo and the adjacent park, we popped into Alimentari out of…read morecuriosity, and somehow left with a pre-made frozen dinner for the evening and a Spicy Soppressata sammy to enjoy alongside the lake mere feet away! While they seem to be known for their sandwiches, and for good reason, they have a lot of great artisanal items rooted in Italian cooking. This includes oils, wines, sauces, spices, treats and more. The "more" also includes fresh-made pasta, hand cut meats and cheeses, gelato and a few other absolutely delish items! Back to that sandwich...we were not hungry, but could not pass up a good sandwich, especially one freshly made on locally sourced and baked bread! The bread was the absolutely star of each bite, I mean...sheesh! The sandwich in full was great, and definitely worth the stop in on its own. The store itself is small, but mighty, and well laid out, stocked with all the goods, flows well, clean and in great condition. Service was stellar as well. We were greeted upon entry, checked on while browsing and chatted up while being rang out. Overall, solid spot for a ready-made meal, a special ingredient, a tasty sandwich, fresh pasta, charcuterie or just to wander around in!

Holy smokes... I am going to have dreams about this sandwich. It is definitely top 3 sandwiches of…read moremy life and maybe the best ever. I had the prosciutto sandwich and my SO had the pastrami and both had nothing but good things to say as we ate. The prosciutto sandwich had balsamic that had just started to soak into the otherwise crunchy bread, with these big chunks of mozzarella and the freshest tomatoes and greens. Alimentari itself is this awesome little deli/grocer with both bagged pastas AND FRESH PASTA/antipasti available to buy, as well as all sorts of goods, breads, coffees, chocolates, beverages and a whole wine selection. Beware that there is no seating inside but definitely do not let this dissuade you from visiting.

They have kebabs and shawarmas in the back of the market - delicious and fair priced. They are very…read morefriendly and have a little sitting area for a quick bite to eat. Really fun- they also have a huge selection of tea.

Authentic and real food lots of variety and consistent. Market has unique and special items, full…read morehalal

Excellent Spanish products food service great take out food . Customer service great meat market…read moreand produce perfect for Latino Spanish clients! Go there every week on Saturdays or Sundays!

This grocery store is packed with all kinds of produce, meats, spices, dry goods, and beverages for…read morethose that love Latino cuisine. When I say it's packed, it really is! This is the kind of store that mom goes to, then cooks an incredible family meal. A wide variety of produce and cuts of meat that most folks forsake. You'll feel like you're transported to another country.

We couldn't resist the Prime Day deal: 50% off ice creams at Whole Foods! We stocked up and…read moreprobably spent around $200 over two weeks! This Brooklyn-based brand, Van Leeuwen has quickly become one of our favorites. Their ice cream is rich, creamy, and made with simple, readable ingredients. Earl Grey. Gooey butter cake and caramelized banana are our favorites! Normally it's $7 to $8 per pint, which isn't bad for the quality, but getting it at half price was amazing. We loaded up our freezer and are still enjoying them on these hot summer days!

Came here for $12 for 12 oysters Prime deal Friday and a dessert. Since I came after work around 5…read morepm, there was only 4 options left and then there was a wait due to only 1 person working. In this economy, $12 for a dozen is a steal. Oysters were fresh and we cooked instead of eating them raw. Wish they carry more varieties of desserts in the bakery. Check out was efficient and plenty of parking.

This store sits in the former Whole Foods location, with a Mediterranean food truck parked outside…read more(not sure about its hours). I first visited in May for produce but found the quality and selection underwhelming. Later, I heard they stocked some unique ice cream brands, so I went back to check them out. While I appreciate the unique selection, the prices were pretty steep--likely due to tariffs, logistics, and convenience. There was only a couple of customers on a weekday lunchtime, so it was quiet. Since I make monthly grocery runs to Chicago suburbs, I ended up getting my specialty ice creams there instead. I also browsed their hot food bar but didn't find anything that appealed to me. There's also a small cafe attached where they sell baklava and other sweets. On the plus side, the location is very central with plenty of parking.

We were in Madison for a few days on business and stopped in the market a couple of times. Their…read morehot bar was really good, and I just can't stop thinking about their yummy macaroni salad, so much so that I will be trying to recreate it at home really soon. I took a picture of the label just in case I forgot all off the goodness in it - perfectly cooked pasta, shreds of good cheese, celery, green pepper, scallions, and apparently some cream along with the mayo. I think I will give it a shot this weekend - hopefully it will be just as yummy.