If you don't want to eat rotten food, you shouldn't shop at Great Wall supermarket market Duluth. 3 days ago I bought 1 fresh frozen Black Chicken, 1 Asian fresh frozen Asian Chicken. Because I need to cook the Black Chicken next day , Unfortunately the Black Chicken was Rotten and stinky, they accept the return. Today I thawed the Asian chicken, it was Rotten and stinky . I tried to return they rejected my claim. I can't believe such big marked, they tried to trick on the customers , to frozen the rotten meat & chickens , no one can tell if the products are fresh, because the date is not expired , if you can't use it right 24 hours, there is no way you can claim. The rude customers staffs make all excuses to reject your claims. To me their cashiers and customer service staffs never know how to say "Hi" Thanks" And Sorry. L read more

huge selections! fresh produce, store is clean, organized, fast check out.

This supermarket's big have a lot of variety, they have fresh produce, fish and seafood, price very competitive! You can find alot of asian herbs sauce even cookies and snack. I do alot groceries to this place, the only problem that i really hate to see and i hope the management will take action is the cleaning!! Restroom was nasty and people who used is savage and irresponsible, toilet paper are everywhere! The management need to assign somebody to check the restroom regularly. After used the restroom i'm about to eat but loss my appetite. read more

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Here's the scoop on these Asian or Farmer's Market.. There are different types of such markets., and they differ due to the type customers they serve. GW serves the Chinese-Taiwanese-HK population. ASSI and HMART serves the Korean population. Buford Hwy Farmer serves the Hispanic, Eastern EU, Japanese and others. This is important to know because if you were looking for special ingredients, you will have a better chance of finding it, if you went to the right market. Say you are a soy sauce connoisseur and your sophisticated palette demands the thousand year old triple fermented GuangDong spring water infused type... you want to be in GW.. cos last week I saw it was on sale... Say you wanted late harvest KimChi from the eastern facing hills of Seoul and buried 3 seasons in the foothills of Inchon Red Hill... damn. .. I just saw that at ASSI.. Now, if it Halloween and you are dressed as a Ronin and your thirst for premo sake of the Dai Jin Go grade,, then you better head to Buford Hwy Farmers.. cos I know they got that drink there.. GW = Chinese type groceries and ingredients. And prolly 42 types of Rice. I usually get the white kind from Thailand... read more

Just when you thought Duluth had enough Asian supermarkets, another one pops up - this time it's the Chinese-owned "Great Wall Supermarket" not far from Super H Mart. They're located in the old Target, and celebrating their grand opening now. They've got 5 food stalls - 2 Chinese, 1 Korean/Japanese, 1 Vietnamese, and 1 Chinese bakery. Definitely coming back to check them out - "Top Chef Kitchen" looked most intriguing to me. Produce & Seafood departments are huge, and everything looked & smelled fresh - no surprise since it's grand opening time. Lots of great sales (e.g., 10 limes for $.99, green peppers $.59/lb). Also HUGE live lobsters on sale for $5.99/lb - I'd read in Jan K's review that they bought a 2lb lobster and then brought it over to Top Chef Kitchen to get cooked in ginger & onions for an extra $4! Awesome idea! Customers were almost all Chinese. But they do have aisles dedicated for Indian foods, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, and "Spanish". I read an AJC article that Duluth now has 6 international markets w/in a 3-mile radius. That's just crazy is all I can say. read more

Great selection of asian food. I love all the eatery inside the great wall. Inside the great wall you will find "THE BEST DIMSUM IN ATLANTA" the most authentic cantonese food in georgia. read more

For many people Great Wall Supermarket can be overwhelming. Especially if it is your first time seeing a Chinese grocery store of this magnitude. In a part of town where Korean grocery stores rule, it is nice to take a break and shop Chinese/Taiwanese items. Whenever I am in town, I always come to Great Wall for two things: 1. The amazing food court. Seriously, it is no joke. There is a bakery that also has bubble tea, two Taiwanese restaurants, a Szechuan place, and a Hong Kong style place. While not as amazing as the Chinatown Mall's food court, it is more convenient for those in the Duluth area. You will usually find me with mostly Taiwanese food, one Szechuan dish, and one HK BBQ dish. You might want to beat the crowds by showing up right at 11am. 2. The shampoo and body wash aisle. The prices are amazing for large size pump bottles of products for all over Southeast Asia. I stock up on mostly Korean shampoos and conditioners. The same Korean products are cheaper at Great Wall than they are at the Korean stores, go figure. My favorite body washes are from Singapore. I find that the produce here is not much cheaper than anywhere else. Hmart is actually cheaper on most produce. Many people come for the seafood, because they will kill and filet the fish for you on the spot to ensure freshness. read more

This place seems to be somewhat of a replacement of what we remember as 99 Ranch... those were the days. If you're looking for a supermarket that has all the Chinese goods you'd ever need in your life without flying to China, I'm pretty sure you've got it covered here. One of the things I noticed here was how neatly everything is placed and stacked in the aisles... it looks ridiculously perfect ALL the time. Watch out for runaway carts - I have a nice dent in my car (thanks, Mom) from one of these :( read more

The word on the street is that the Top Chef restaurant inside the Supermarket is the chef who used to be at Cafe 101 on Buford Highway. So most of the dishes are very similar to what they were at Cafe 101. We went with family and they have a deal, buy 5 dishes, get one free. I liked all of it, especially the 3 cup chicken (san bay gee). Another group had a total seafood extravaganza, getting the Top Chef folks to cook up their seafood. It was amazing. read more

Great Wall Supermarket is the place to go. However, their service could be a pain in the butt. Parking lot: It's big and spacious. However, you need to watch out for carts. People literally leaves their carts anywhere they can find. ANYWHERE! Don't be surprised if your car ends up with a dent. Fish Department: variety of fishes from live tilapia to live turtles. However, they have no system at all with whom to service first. It's basically, fight for their attention. Doesn't matter if you've been waiting and they take their sweet axx time. Less chat and do the work. GW should have a ticket number system so they can service customers better. Vegetables and fruits are pretty fresh. They have a counter that's for clearance vegetables and fruits. Sometimes, you can find a really good deal. Food court in GW is reasonable price ranging from Szechuan to Cantonese. Cashiers are pro at what their doing. However, at time, they can be really rude. My mom gave her our GW reward card but we found out she didn't scan it. Cashier insisted that my mom didn't give her the card to scan and that is my mom's fault. I told my mom to let it go. Restroom is really nice. They just renovated. However, it was really dirty. Floor was wet and water everywhere on the sink counter. It's a waste that the restroom is so nice. Management from GW, hopefully can take my suggestions and improve on their customer skills. read more

This is an interesting supermarket catering to Chinese and Asian visitors with many items in non-English packaging (most have English translations somewhere, whether on the package, on stickers or on the shelves) but some of this stuff may be a mystery to most non-Asian visitors. I can't vouch for the quality of the items in the market but the produce section appeared to be well stocked with fresh items. I mostly come her for the food court, which is one of the best I've experienced in Georgia - it also caters to Chinese residents and visitors with some fantastic food selections at super cheap prices. Try the pork belly at Humble House, the Beef Soup with hand-cut noodles (weekends only) at Ping's Place or the Soup Dumplings (Xiao Long Bao) or Cumin Fish at Yummy Garden. You'll be glad you did. read more

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Since this is the nearest Asian market from me with cheap prices, I'm not complaining. But since this place is in the Duluth area, and not Chamblee, be glad you're missing out on the Asian foot and car traffic associated with being surrounded with plentiful Asian food and grocery choices. The food inventory here isn't as vast as the other locations in Chamblee, but you can pretty much find the majority of what an Asian pantry will need stocking. The food here is more catered to the Chinese Community, hence the store's name, but there are other ethnic food items as well. The little food court here seems to have a bunch of goodies. Although I've never eaten here myself, my friend has said the food was pretty good for the prices paid--cheap. Overall, this place is pretty okay. I mean. If you need Asian groceries, most Asian markets you go to will be similar (inventory, shopping experience, etc.). I'd have to say H-mart is a tad more different: a cleaner & more organized shopping experience. Parking is plentiful, but be wary of those Asian drivers who seem to cross the parking lines since they aren't clearly marked. lol! read more

I thought the produce section here is cleaner than Nam Dae Mun. However it's a bit pricier too. The products here seemed more geared towards Chinese cuisine/customers..but there are large sections of other Asian products. I found tons of Vietnamese and Filipino products and sauces. My mom would love this store. It's currently going to be mid-autumn festival and they have TONS of moon cakes! There was maybe 6 bins with different brands and types. I bought some for my mom to send it to Hawaii. I even picked up a few snacks. Dragon fruit is $4.99/lb here but they're huge. The peaches looked fresh. So I helped myself to a lot :) The fish and meat department ALSO scared me here. Maybe I'll be brave enough to get something there..... Next time lol. read more

This is my love-hate relationship. Love: The selection. Any ingredient for any Asian recipe you'd likely find it in there, along with 10 other variety and 10 other brands. The quality. Because of their high volume turn around, it is expected the meat and veggy are fresh. With exception of course, caveat emptor. The convenience. A one stop shop everything for an Asian home. From grocery ingredient to houseware, to authentic cuisine in the food court, to haircuts and other services. It is mainly marketed to a Chinese shopper, so many attedants are not fluent in English if you ever have a question, or request at the meat/fish counter, or talk to anyone there. Price-wise, it is not totally low. You are paying for the quality and convenience. Mega Mart, H Mart, Nam Dae Mun, so many nearby competitors! And for the love the gods, please OPEN A DESIGNATED CASHIER FOR SMALL PURCHASES! Sometimes I just need a handful of things, or just need to run back for one thing, but gosh there is a line for every cashier with carts filled to the brim. The customer service attendant is usually overwhelmed with wholesalers and bulk shoppers, just FYI. Of course, I wouldn't expect anyone smiling or being nice in general after realizing what it takes to leave the store. Lastly, there is often peddlers around the store, and the area seems unkeep with all the gone businesses, potholed, littered and weeded lot. I HAVE NEVER FELT UNSAFE, but it could do better for the community in my opinion. read more

The food court here is unbelievably good if you love Chinese food like I do. My 4 star rating is for the food court, since the grocery portion is not that impressive. The produce and seafood do not look very fresh. read more

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This place runs and smells like a chinese supermarket. They have plenty of parking and is located close to some amazing restaurants. They also have a great food court including chatime. The produce is surprisingly fresh unlike the Vietnamese markets around town. They also have a good seafood and meat section and have probably some of the best prices in town. If you're looking for milo from south East Asian which is better than the watered down version from Australia, this is the place to get it. They also have the best selection of meats and balls for hotpot. In fact you can buy them individually instead of pre-packed which I prefer. This place gets pretty crowded during the weekends and they mainly specialize in chinese foods. For other asian fare, I recommend Assi or hmart. read more

GW Supermarket - So much produce - Grocery Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

First off I should start by saying that what distinguishes this place from the other Asian markets in the area, and why I prefer to shop here, is that it is a China focused market. Since most of the Asian foods I cook are Chinese, this place is perfect for me. You can still find ingredients from Korea, Vietnam, Japan, etc, but their focus is China. Think of this as as slightly more gritty Ranch 99. Why I love this place: - Availability of ingredients, seriously, I find anything I need here. - Nostalgia, it's like what I was used to in San Francisco and that makes me so happy. - Staff is generally really nice compared to what I've come to expect in Chinese markets - Noodle selection is amazing! Especially the fresh noodles. - Produce. Ok, yes, the produce isn't the absolute freshest you'll ever find. But, they have all the chinese veggies I've come to love and crave. Be careful what you pickup and inspect it well. Burt the prices here on produce can NOT be beat. - Prices. 99 cent strawberries FTW. - Food court. OMG the food here is good. It's not like, the best you'll ever eat, but for the ATL it's fantastic. (sometimes the restaurants fail food inspections, so eat at your own risk I guess.) What may be off putting: - Cleanliness. I mean no disrespect but most Chinese markets I grew up going to were never the cleanest places. Even bearing that in mind, this place as a bit less clean than the Ranch 99s and other Chinese marts I grew up going to. It's not gross but it's not as pristine as your local Safeway. read more

This place is friggin ridiculous on the weekends. It's like going to war, having to dodge the flurry of shopping carts and loose children. Fortunately the lines go quick since our Asian work ethic penetrates all industries. The cashiers are efficient and courteous, which is more that I would have ever expected from an Asian market. The store itself is huge. The items are cheap, and the variety is wide. I really can't complain about this place at all, other than how busy it gets. read more

GW Supermarket - Lines, lines, and lines - Grocery Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Nestled in a shopping strip off of Pleasant Hill Rd, Great Wall is a large oriental grocery store where you can anything and everything "asian" you would need. I used to have my doubts about this grocery store as this shopping center used to be dead but now it is booming with a Sweet Hut and various restaurants. Very rarely are you going to find a good spot in this shopping center on the weekend as it is usually packed out. We came in on a Sunday since my parents were in town. As you walk in, you are greeted with that usual Asian grocery smell but if you can get past that, you're in for a shopping treat. To the left there's a good variety of restaurants in the food court, everything from pastries to Peking duck. The produce and fruit we picked up were fresh. Everything from romaine lettuce, bell peppers, thyme, and garlic cloves. Recently being on the keto diet, I was ecstatic to find shiritaki noodles there in the refrigerated noodle aisle. Usually I'm a little leery of meats like steak and chicken from the Asian grocery store but we decided to pick up some ribeyes and tbones for dinner. They did not disappoint as it was fresh and tender after we grilled them up. The check out lines are usually long but the cashiers do a great job keeping the lines flowing. read more

The place for sauces! I come to Great Wall for the "hard to find" stuff. Items that I have only seen in other countries, I will find them here. I like the dried mushrooms and the vast assortment of teas here. Many times I have bought same store items that I have seen elsewhere, at a much lower price in Great Wall. Be forewarned that weekends are very busy here. Like other places the vegetables can be picked over fast. Make sure to try the food court. The dishes are great. There is a Hong Kong BBQ there as well. They have some smaller stores inside to ramble around in for for nice gifts. 45/100 read more

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I thought customers should not be required to bag the groceries. The cashier said (translation): " what are you waiting for? Do you expect me to bag the groceries for you?" I have never been treated like this in any place. Just walk away and never shop here (although they actually do not care) ! read more

Worst cashier! I had to wait over 15 min because the customer in front of me was trying to buy a couple case of vegetables. Both cashier and manager didn't know the price so they had to look at store website for price checking. After the long wait, I can checkout my 5 items without hearing any single words from cashier, not even hello or thanks. read more

This place used to be my favorite place to shop for produce. The price of produce here used to be super cheap but now it's just about the same price or more expensive than all the other asian supermarkets. Customer service here sucks. I had bought two of the same things that were in different packaging. Due to the different packaging, one of the items cost double the price of the other even though they were the exact same thing! It's not like the packaging was even fancy or anything, it just looked like the company decided to change the packaging of their product. So I brought this up to their attention and the woman at the customer service desk was horribly rude. She kept insisting that they were different items when it said right on the packaging that they were the SAME thing! read more

Cleaned up a lot and still has the best selection of Asian products around the world!!

Solid market, although its proximity to Super H will prevent me from shopping here often. The grocery section is reasonably large and has good quality produce but I don't like the prevalence of pre-bagged goods. I'd rather bag my own - mainly because I don't need a plastic bag for a lot of the stuff I see bagged here. Food court looks good. read more

I've read many of the reviews and I agree with most of them. Some reviews stated the workers there are racist because they are rude to non Chinese or if you didn't speak Chinese. I want to clarify that these workers were rude regardless of your color or race. I'm Chinese and spoke perfect Chinese and they were still rude to me. It's the management issue with non customers service. They just simply don't believe in quality services. Aside from that, the selection of products are tremendous and the prices are reasonable. I guess that's why people choose to go back regardless of their rude services. read more

Great Wall Supermarket is the best place to pick up Chinese groceries! If I lived closer to Duluth, I'm sure Great Wall Supermarket would be my go-to grocery store. You really can't beat this place when it comes to prices and the number of produces to choose from. If you're Chinese, you'll know places like Publix really just don't cut it. Great Wall really has any and all things a Chinese person may want to look for. For goodness sake, one time I was able to find Beijing Lao Suan Nai (Beijing traditional yogurt)! I also love to eat many types of veggies, such as Jie Lan, Xiao You Cai, and Suan Tai and you can't find this at many other grocery stories. When it comes to meats, Great Wall's got you covered! I love to brew soups at home. Brew soups? This makes me sound like a witch! What I mean to say is, Chinese people love to cook healthy soups with meats, veggies and dried herbs. I love to get pork femur bones filled with bone marrow (99 cents per lb) and cook that for several long hours. Super yummy and incredibly nutritious! Great Wall's also got an endless selection of seafood, sauces, and snacks! There's also a makeup/beauty store that I love to visit. Also, the Great Wall food court is DELICIOUSO! Cheap and authentic! read more

Like all asian supermarkets (except Hmart and Zion), dirty, crowded. The produce are fresh, wide variety of vegetarian frozen supply

New experience - went to buy a small white live tilapia. I asked the person to switch the fish 3 times because he grabbed fishes that didn't match what I wanted. On the third time, he picked a white small tilapia which I liked and asked him to scale. By the time I got home, I realized they had swapped out my tilapia for a frozen black tilapia. I know the fish was swapped because it didn't match the one I picked and I was the only customer there so there was no mix-up. Also, I know it's frozen because I had to cook this fish for almost twice as long as I normally do and the fish was still raw tasting and did not fall apart easily like it should. This is not how you do business. Previous experience - Terrible service and management. Treat your customers with respect! Don't call the cops and ban her over $1 of garlic. She already paid for everything else and it was over read more

Expired food for sell near the counter. Lots of expired food on shelf! After a month of coming back trying to see if they have new items in stock. It's still the same expired foods on the shelf! Be warned! Make sure to check expiration labels! But not worth the trip! read more

at Great Wall supermarket "if you touch and you have to buy it". You will be on cameras. Store manager Joshua will call the police for just checking produce quality. How are we supposed to make sure we're not buying bad produce without touching? So please don't touch any product if you are not sure you will buy it. They'll call the police for anything Shop at your own risk! read more

Yessssss! I'm not going to go into details about the insane quest that brought me here, but I ended up at Great Wall after about 4 stops at other Asian markets. I am obsessed with Greenmax products and me and my friend C. Maria C. had been scouring the area to get our purple yam and black soybean powder fix. I started getting excited when I saw several things that my bff's mom usually buys me. I had a really good feeling about this place...so many Chinese products. THEN I turned down the tea/drinks/beverage whatever aisle and saw bags and bags and bags of my beloved Greenmax stuff. Flavors I had never seen before. Super prices. OMG!!! I was uber excited and made several ecstatic phone calls to all of my friends who could appreciate this glorious find, much to the disgust/amusement of the older Asian guy who was trying to get some tea from the shelf above mine. Sorry sir. I will def be back to get all of the random non publix items I like to stock my pantry with. This place was pretty dead on a random Thursday afternoon, and I enjoyed roaming around and looking at yummy treats/future purchases. Seriously, being in there was like being a rich addict in a crack den. I was super geeked. Unfortunately, I had just spent all my money on mangosteen and passion fruit at the buford hwy farmers market, so I didn't get any extra produce stuff, but the prices looked good. If they sold my Taiwanese biore shower gel and were just a wee less OTP I would be 100% in love. Until then, I'm content with about 80% love. read more

I shop here only if I need Asian specific items. Well organized, but could be cleaner.

This ain't yo mother's super market! It is much, much worse. Bought some grapes pre-bagged. The outside grapes are good and well but the inside grapes were dead and shriveled. WTF right? Thought it was an isolated experience, so I bought some bones for soup. Usually the bones will have some delicious meat that you can suck off after hours of cooking. Only the bones showing had any meat on them. The interior bones were not the same bones and they were stripped of all mean and cartilage. Prices might be okay for some things but they're definitely trying to rip you off elsewhere. The staff is rude unless you're able to speak Mandarin. Never shopping here again. Buy as much as you can elsewhere and only come here for things you can't find at Assi/HK supermarket/H-mart/Walmart. read more

Straight outta Queens, Great Wall is a NY based, Chinese owned supermarket chain of some renown. I decide to investigate the Atlanta area installment. As is well known, you shop the Asian markets for fruit/vegetables, seafood and specialty items. This market is found wanting in all three areas. The fruit and veggies area lacks overall diversity. Hell, Publix has a better variety of hot peppers. The seafood selection is ample, and beautiful head-on wild shrimp are on sale for $2.99 lb. The live fish are pretty much limited to Tilapia, though its nice to see live turtle. The specialty items are broad (Chinese, Korean Vietmanese, Indian) if not deep. However, this market's strong suit is it's stock of Vietmanese specialties, easily the best in the area. As a side trip, I pay a visit to Iron Chef Kitchen to see if the fried rice lives up to the hype. It doesn't. The large Korean owned chain easily remains the way to go for Asian supermarkets. read more

Well, this ain't no Kroger. I found Great Wall by accident (I was curious what was behind the Quick trip gas station) and when I walked in, wow this place is big! You first encounter a pretty huge section of a variety of fruits and veggies, from your typical oranges or cucumber, to the more exotic like dragon fruit, and at prices that make you wish you'd grabbed a shopping cart. A few scores of mine were 5 oranges for $1, 5 lemons for $1 and a huge container of peeled garlic cloves for under 2 bucks. They do accept credit cards, although I can't speak for the two restaurants that are in the store. So what's wrong with this store? It definitely gets crowded on weekends and surprisingly, there are no "fast" check out lanes for people with just an item or two. Not quite certain if it was a language barrier or not but neither the guy bagging my groceries or the cashier said a single word to me, though I loved when the cashier did her best Vanna White impression by smiling and waving her hand underneath the total price on the screen. Admittedly, I didn't have time to explore the entire store, and in truth, i'd likely go to Dekalb Farmers market first (mainly because it's closer), but i'm glad I found this store and whenever i'm back in town, i'll swing on by. read more

Because there are 4 Asian supermarkets in the immediate area, Great Wall has carved its own niche catering to Chinese customers. The supermarket itself is rather nostalgic; it mimics the style of the supermarkets in China (Carrefour, Hao You Duo, anyone?). The selection of produce has a good amount of variety, but the stock is somewhat small and not the freshest. The price for produce is usually ok, but the sales aren't all that great except for a few select items. The meat and fish prices are about average, and the turnover rate is just good enough for the meat to be fresh. As for the actual goods, you'll find everything you need from every province in China, save for some of the minority nations. HMart and other grocers aren't specialized enough to carry some Chinese goods that I can find here; however, sometimes these goods are somewhat overpriced, so I find myself here if I need something I can't find at other locations. There are hardly samples, but that's to be expected if there aren't as many customers. The employees here are very helpful and their attitude reflects yours, if not simply sincerity. read more

Great Wall is great for exotic Asian finds like black chicken, eels, chicken feet, etc. They're pretty well stocked, but the selection isn't as great as Assi. This place is more catered to the Chinese population; this is how they will survive, considering how it's lodged between H-Mart and Assi. They also have a mini convenient store to buy Asian beauty products and household items and cleaning supplies. I didn't get a chance to try the food court, although it sounds pretty awesome from what I've heard. read more

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Coronavirus alert! There was a on-floor worker was taken to the hospital by ambulance this week March 29-April 4. Check your visit within this period read more

*Sigh* I died and went to heaven when we visited Saturday. My friend Tao needed a rice cooker and some Chinese products so I tagged along. The produce was beautiful but I had already gone to Buford Highway for what I needed. The tea aisle is awesome and I got some white peony tea, chopsticks to add to my huge collection, rooster sauce ($1.98 for a huge container), and the best item fresh Bánh mì from Lee's Bakery which they had in a case. It was perfect to soak up the Borscht I made. It's comparable the H Mart and Assi Plaza, but with for Chinese products. Will definitely come again...the lobsters looked sooo good. #Yelp365 45/365 read more