Five stars simply for the (assumed) owner. He was incredibly nice. Help me pick out a few items to…read morecook at home. I think it's mostly African food items. Lots of frozen meats

My daughter and me loved this shop. The lady was super nice. They had loads of eastern European…read morefoods.

So many pickles! And the people working there are very nice and helpful! I can't wait to go back…read moreand try other items.

Best food! Best service! Easy to find everything! Very helpful staff! Family environment.read more

Great selection of rare international foods specifically African, also the attendants are very…read morehelpful.

Ethnic Filipino meals prepared hot daily. The service is friendly, the food is delicious, the…read moredine-in is small but organized and clean. Best tasting Lechon kawali ( deep fried pork/pork belly with skin on) The price is reasonable. Masarap dito kumain turo-turo style ( it's delicious to eat here pick n choose)

Restaurant and store are both small relative to other Asian/oriental spots…read more Filipino Restaurant: LOVE IT! The noodles (Pancit) were delicious, full of veg and pork, and WOW! the serving size was huge : 0 as I asked the server to STOP filling my plate b/c I could not eat that much. The fried rolls ("Shanghai") were tasty, flaky and crunchy, hot (pork maybe?) and another vast serving size (10-12!! : )= I was also given some roasted pork entree as a sample for free after I inquired about it .... awesome. The food was freshly made and as it was lunch hour I could see they were in the midst of making all the food items so they were all uber-fresh. Friendly, and helpful team. So good. 6-8 tables for seating. Small and clean. Store: Small. I did not see any(?) fresh food. Lots of bagged food (crisps, snacks, tea) and jarred items (salted fish, etc). Some items in wall fridges which I did not inspect. We bought a few snacks.

Friendly and very helpful service. Manager gave great advice on their products. Highly recommend…read morefor those in Raleigh seeking European food products.

From the owner: A very stong selection of authentic European and Easter European products. Immersive Cultural…read moreExperience. Affordability and Accessibility. Community Appeal.

Vietnamese owned with a good amount of Chinese and Korean products. This place, unlike several…read moreothers in the area, really strives to keep a traditional element alive by packaging unique Asian herbs, spices, and other seasoning. Not many places in the Triangle do this. The store resembles more of a Ho Chi Minh style rather than a Hanoi as the products are a bit more modern, the availability of modern Vietnamese products as well as those from a bygone era makes it neat place. They also have a decent incense selection which, for me at least, is great as Vietnamese incense is great and only bested by South Korea. I'd also add that these places carry "Chinese Medicine" but, as a rule, I rarely get anything from stores like this. Don't get me wrong, I like homeopathic vitamins and medicine as much as the next guy, it's just the pill-form of these things is pretty useless. Oh, and this isn't a browsing store like S-Mart or Grand Asia. Head there with a recipe in mind.

Love this place. Just moved from Arizona and they have everything I need to make authentic Asian…read morecuisine.

Kaw Lah Asian Market is one of those places that makes you realize sometimes the drive across town…read moreis absolutely justified. As far as I know, this is the only Southeast Asian supermarket in the area, and for anyone serious about Thai cooking, it's a goldmine. The shelves are packed with essentials -- curries, sauces, noodles, herbs both fresh and frozen, and even harder-to-find ingredients like that I honestly never expected to find locally. I was especially impressed by the variety of rice options including sticky rice and riceberry rice, plus frozen fermented crabs, meatballs, snacks, and drinks that brought back memories of browsing markets overseas. The only thing I couldn't find was Nam Pla Wan, so I still had to swing by H Mart afterward, but honestly that's a very minor complaint considering how specialized and well-stocked this place is. Also, Dora, the owner, was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Western Raleigh/Cary really needed a spot like this.

We walked in here looking for some Asian snacks . The smell was very strong and fishy as soon as we…read morewalked in . It is not specialized in snacks we quickly found out it is more of a mini Asian grocery store they had ramen and fish in bags and in the freezer. We bought 3 things because their snack selection was eh . The check out girl was super sweet thou .

This place is such a hidden gem! The food was phenomenal and hits the spot. My favorite was the…read moresisig and it is the Filipino dish that keeps me coming back.

Want to know how I know that this place is good? I've been here three times. Each time, I have…read moreover-ordered, probably have ordered 2-3 too many dishes. Each time, I've over-ordered, I've over-eaten. And each time, I have had no regrets, the food here is authentic, delicious and I love all of the people working here. Tucked inside the Oriental Mart, Filipino Express Restaurant was my first true taste of Filipino cuisine and I just cannot get enough of it. It is the go-to place of many of my Filipino friends, who have introduced me to many popular and even some uncommon delights. My previous knowledge of Filipino food was fairly limited, mainly to the traditional items which of course, Filipino Express has. Their lechon kawali (fried pork), pancit (noodles) and lumpia (Filipino spring rolls) are must gets, with each item being super fresh and tasty. Despite my admiration for the classics, there are so many new things that I've tried here that are also fantastic that I just can never decide. I guess that is why we always over-order. My new love is sinigang, a tangy soup that is filled with pork. While the sour may throw you off, it is so comforting. The longganisa is a Filipino sausage that has a unique sweetness to it that is just undeniably great. And the kare kare is a unique take on pork, with the main sauce being made of peanuts. It is a rich dish, but a unique flavor that is good at balancing out the fried and savory flavors. Lastly, I first experienced a halo halo here and it may just be a top 5 dessert. It is so much fun to eat, and delicious too! I covered some of my favorites here, but this really just scratches the surface of all of the amazing things that Filipino Express offers. I am always excited to go back and try something new, maybe the next thing I should try to do is not leave in a food coma!

Stopped by to explore this grocery store and found some great frozen foods, snacks, and…read moreingredients. I also ordered takeout from the hot food counter. I got the Chicken Hakka noodles which are bite size crispy chicken with noodles and veggies. It was piping hot and nicely spiced. Really enjoyed. I got my daughter some cheese pastries and she said they were great.

These people are really stingy and mean spirited. They have a stingy scheme of giving $20 back if…read moreyou spend $1000! Woo Hoo! And now the icing on the cake - money spent on vegetables is not included in this!! How illogical is this. They specialize there are plenty of other Indian grocery stores in the tricity area!

Que Huong is a gem. They have all sorts of Vietnamese snacks, desserts, herbs and staple foods for…read moreVietnamese meals. They even have "Ngo on" when all other Asian grocery stores didn't. The workers here, although not 100% fluent in English, are kinda and helpful.. sometimes it requires you showing them a picture of what you're looking for, and they will gleefully show you. Also, the bean sprouts here are very very fresh, fresher than any other Asian grocer I've seen in the Triangle. The way they pack it with space for air contributes to what helps keep the sprouts fresher. Honestly, if the world was in kahoots and this place was accessible, you could live here and cook so much yummy homemade food.

A nice little Asian market. I appreciate the fact that they carried a lot of Southeast Asian items…read morethat you're not able to find at the major and larger Asian grocery stores in the area. I stopped in for one item and the gentleman at the cashier was kind enough to let me pass the person with 100 items in front of me. What a thoughtful gesture! I didn't mind though.