This oriental market sits in Chinatown in Orlando. It is not part of the bigger strip but in a…read moresmaller strip on the far right side in it's own complex. We called all around Orlando for rambutan and this was the only place who sold it by the box for $19! Everyone else was selling it at $3.99 a pound and that would not have been worth it. I did not get to explore the whole place as I was just there for a rambutan run and it definitely fit my needs within my budget and I highly recommend this place for that fruit so you don't have to spend more money elsewhere for less! Definitely my go to place in Orlando for exotic fruits!

Impressive variety of products. Duck eggs, shrimp chips, soy milk tea. Service is terrible but the…read morevisit was worth it.

The food was so good! The broth in my Pho was made to perfection. Beef rib was Falling off the…read morebone. Portion was never ending. Staff were attentive with good service.

The boba comes in the cutest cup, with the bear ears and straw hole cover. If you take off the top…read moreand put it back on the plastic on the bottom can squeeze easily and liquid will fall out everywhere bc it is so thin like those go-to water bottles. I got the mama bear salt coffee and it was way too overly salty for me that I had to ask them to take it off. I'm glad I didn't mix it up so it was easy to remove and asked to top it off with more coffee instead of ice. I didn't mind a lil salt but wholly cow, just the top alone was like talking spoons of salt into my mouth, not enjoyable It is a bit warm in there and after eating some hot delicious tendon pho I got extremely hot. I enjoyed the flavor as well as the many little tendon pieces with veggies but the Thai Basil had black spots all over them and I asked for fresher ones and they brought out more, with an explanation that the spots are from the cold fridge. Still not pleasing for the eye while I eat so I picked off what I could. The liquid had a little bit more oil than I would normally like on top but it didn't upset my stomach so I was happy about that. It was a good portion of noodles with broth and was able to take some broth home to add more noodles on another day

Super friendly guy working in there he probably owns the place. For a small store they have a good…read moreselection of food items. They also seem to have some English grocery products which is nice. All the energy drink soda and a good selection of beer also.

Fantastic customer service, and genuinely has most things one could want in a Filipino specialty…read morestore. The hot bar with the daily specials (they change daily- please don't expect the full menu, as it is fresh ingredients!) opens at 11am, and the food is hot, fresh, and delicious. You can also order catering sizes of some items- I called on a Monday for a short notice potluck the coming Thursday, and got a small, 50 pc catering order of Lumpia. The lumpia came with sweet chili sauce, and I was able to also buy a bottle of banana ketchup. Everyone loved the lumpia, and it was a great way to share my heritage. I am a mixed heritage first gen Filipino American, and even though I don't speak Tagalog because my father never taught us, I felt welcomed immediately and the foods I have gotten here made me feel like I was genuinely back with my family and the foods I grew up with my paternal family serving. Cannot say enough wonderful things about this location.

The inflation affected pricing at this place…read more Example are : Young filipino guy charges differently than the woman owner who rings you up sometimes. Small order rice $3 / $1-$1.50 Drinks - $1.89 / $1.59 - $1.79 (stickers are posted on cooler) It takes energy to even inform the young guy about him over charging. So the price hikes has been affected with the hot dishes and so forth. I am not sure about dry goods. A small kare kare which is not all oxtail meat btw is $9.50 - I think if its all oxtail charge that but if I see pcs of cubed meat then you are cheating customers. The serving grandma who serves and packs food barely uses gloves and at times I have seen her fingers touch the food. They need to train the lady to use gloves when serving foods. I have noticed they do not sell or cook much food on weekends any more perhaps the pricing. Sisig is $9 from the cooler section. It needed more onions when I bought it last time. This is one of the best sellers btw. I will still support De Guzman but the price increased has slowed me down going here. My go to are the chicken afritada, dinuguan, kare kare, palabok, bilo bilo, mechado and caldareta. The pineapple chicken is not bad either. The house made lumpia are not good. I prefer brand name frozen lumpias. So far they are still closed on Tuesdays until further notice.

This is a very clean Brazilian market in an area surrounded by Brazilian businesses. You will find…read moremost of the Brazilian popular items here plus cosmetics, shoes, sandals, frozen food, meat cuts and sweets. They also have a nice restaurant with Brazilian fast food and those items we miss when living abroad. My breakfast was awesome. I also ate rabanada, the Brazilian French toast. Reminded me of my mom's. Staff is very courteous. Parabéns à vocês!

Amazing bakery and even more amazing prices. Staff is super friendly, always serving with a big…read moresmile. Try their "misto quente" (French bread, ham and cheese), pingado (Brazilian coffee with milk), and "agua de coco" (coconut water) from the coconut, it tastes just as great as coconut water at the beach in Brazil. They also serve tapioca when the tapioca lady is there to make it in front of you, when you can choose your option of savory or sweet filings. You can place orders for party cakes and brigadeiros (truffles) as well.

I've been coming here for years! I remember coming here as a…read morekid to get gifts for a cousin for her birthday since she loves Japanese and Asian things. The lady running the store was very sweet and friendly. We talked about the weather and the Knick knacks around the store. The shop has many household items, imports and gifts! There's something for everyone here!

This is not the supermarket--same folks have an Asian grocery store right up Mills, but this is a…read morefurniture and home goods store. Crowded, at times even cluttered, the service is kind and the selection very good but often changes--you never quite know what will be in stock (or not) so if you see something you fancy, buy it while you can. Foo dogs? Many varieties of maneki-neko (lucky waving cats)? Jin chan toads? All here! For sure! And much, much, much more. It's really worth checking out if into East Asian decor. Just walk with care and don't be clumsy because you're about one inch away from a lucky cat disaster in many parts of the store the way stuff is stacked up.

I've had Roka Hula on my list to try since they opened a couple years ago, and I finally made it…read more My friend and I stopped in for a late dinner after going to the theme parks, and we had such a good time! It's a hidden Asian-inspired tiki speakeasy located inside of Voodoo Bayou. You access it through a secret entrance where you sit down in fancy chairs and then the wall opened and spins you around into a separate dining area and bar. So fun! The food & cocktails also live up to the hype which is a relief -- this isn't just a gimmicky experience. Everything we had was delish! We started with the Saigon Suzy dirty martini (vodka, cocchi, smoked shoyu, yuzu ponzu, devil horn pepper, and olives) and the Bump & Grind espresso martini (tequila, coffee liquor, chai demerara, and chocolate). Both packed a punch and were very tasty. For food, we shared the hamachi crudo, the char sui pork bowl, and the spicy tuna roll - smoked (yellowfin tuna, cucumber, avocado, rice cracker, and mango habanero). The char sui was huge had a very generous portion of pork belly. I'm super picky about pork belly and this was some of the best I've had -- so tender and buttery! I also really enjoyed the spicy tuna roll and requested the smoke dome which they can do to any sushi roll. We sat at the bar and the service was 10/10 even with it being close to closing time. We had a great experience and will definitely be back!

Such a fun concept! The décor is beautiful and we got some fantastic family photos here. The vibe…read moredefinitely leaned more toward girls' nights out and date nights than families, but the staff (the Ashley's and the Bri's) made us feel completely welcome and our daughter had no trouble finding something she enjoyed. The kimchi edamame was incredible (I've never finished an entire bowl of edamame until now), the short rib gyoza was delicious, and I even brought the marinated cucumber salad home because I didn't want to waste a bite. The yuzu margarita was excellent too - not too sweet - perfectly balanced.

The woman working here was so Friendly. It is a cross between a convenience and a liquor store. It…read moreis located right by Fun Spot America amusement Park and has a few designated 15 minute parking spots in front of the store because they get consumed by the Fun Spot visitors. There is also a Amazon pick-up locker pickup in front of the store. The Supermarket is not really a supermarket. It carries snacks, drinks, alcohol, souvenirs, and a little food. It is a very cluttered joint with stuff all over the place. There is also an ATM inside, but I will be honest, there is a sketchy vibe in there. Not the store particularly, but the visitors. I felt like I was at a gas station in a bad area. Nice place to stop for a quick souvenirs, adult beverage or snack.

I whipped in here because I was looking for a store that sold "tobacco" products. I asked what they…read morewould recommend for a cookie pen I have and they didn't disappoint. Unfortunately the cartridge I purchased, it got broke a few days later and it's going to be a while before I can get back to this location. I thought I kept the packaging and I can't find it. All I know is the cartridge was recommended for my cookie pen and it was in a white packaging. They were so helpful and super friendly. Could you possibly let me know the name of the cartridge I purchased? It was up close by the register to my left when the gentleman took it down from where it was stored/hanging.