The store sells tons of things but I just focused on beef jerky and dried fruits. It was usually…read morehard for me to find the Vietnamese beef jerky and I don't like the ones in the Asian and American stores. Man, this is exactly what I missed the whole time. They sell several flavors and I love them all. Before covid 19, you could try everything but not anymore. Man, I salivate now thinking about those sweetness, spiciness, lemongrassy, curry, five spice tastes. Dried fruits are ok but I am happy finding my childhood snacks here. Cash only.

If my friend didn't go to this place before, I wouldn't know it exists! The place is tucked between…read moreseveral Vietnamese stores and nothing in front of the store made it stood out. I guess they are still in business because of the delicious Vietnamese beef jerky. The name of the store says it all. They sell beef, squid, chicken, and fish jerky and pickled plums/fruits. All delicious Vietnamese snack! Aside from that, they also sell plants, cross, Jesus statues, Buddha statues, Vietnamese/Chinese medicines, herbs, supplements, phone cards, etc. Sounds like heaven for Vietnamese people who live in areas where the Vietnamese population is small. We mainly came for the beef jerky and dried beef liver (for Vietnamese papaya salad) since Nashville doesn't have anything like that here... If you're Vietnamese or you're interested in Vietnamese beef jerky, don't forget to make a trip here! Just make sure you bring lots of cash because it is not cheap. 2013/#86

I'm so excited to find this supermarket near me!! I haven't see such a well stocked, super clean,…read moreand internationally diverse grocery store since leaving the Northwest!! Upon entry, the warm smells of steaming sweet potatoes greets you! I think you can buy a bag & snack while you shop! I highly recommend eating BEFORE you go here, or you'll be tempted to buy a little bit of EVERYTHING! All the eastern Asian flavors and popular brands as well as the generics, Latin items, American staples, from fresh to frozen! The fresh seafood and hot deli items was cool. There were people stocking more things while I was there on a mid-Friday. The staff wasn't overly friendly, but they were around in case I had a question. There are cafe vendors and a dining area past the cashiers. They had Korean BBQ, hot dog on a stick, shave ice, & more. There's even a minimal area offering clothing and Korean skincare! For the kids (& the kid in you), there was an arcade including the Gacha games! Prices weren't outrageous and actually comparable to other international markets. Now that I know where I can get all my childhood delicacies, I'll be coming here often!!

This Doraville H-Mart is just ITP off PT is smaller than the Duluth HM but has all sections...just…read moresmaller grocery areas. Known for its multicultural shopping experience, H-Mart has been a popular destination for Asian ingredients, particularly Korean attracting diverse customers. HM is well clean, well stocked and organized comparable to main stream grocers. HM stock ingredients popular with East Asians, not carried at common grocers such as soup mushrooms, variety of produces, rice, Asian snacks, variety of kimchee, speecialty sauces, seaweeds, fresh, frozen and dry noodles, cuts of meat, condiments, frozen and live seafood and typical Korean prepared foods etc. Beyond, fresh produce and live seafood, HM carry common brands with more processed foods with many add-ons, not the highest quality ingredients. So, I've been shopping less at H-Marts for the past couple of years and their pricing has risen outpacing high inflation. Previously, their pricing was reasonable for common ingredients in Asian cooking like scallions and soup mushrooms. However, the value largely disappeared ahead of inflation. To my surPrise, on my latest unplanned visit to this Doraville H-Mart, I found HIGH quality sauces with awesome prices! The ingredients were ReaL and zero synthetic chemicals! So, soO hapPy! They had a reset going on during my visit in September, 26. The CLEAN discovery prices were still higher than their usual brands but perhaps they are adding some higher quality goods? Beyond the groceries, this Doraville HM has a handful of restaurants in their food court, collectables / license goods, kitchenware, bakery, beauty, apparel shops and ATT. The Korean resto at the end near the exit is the best in my experience. The fish waffles at this location are a bit too sweet. The Cantonese resto is passable... their Singapore noodles are not as good Ming's. The trendy corndog resto seems to be popular. Service is helpful. Staff here do not speak English fluently but the management / customer service is pretty reliable. Parking is shared with other shops and restaurants at this shopping center. It's usually packed and patience may be required.

Got a few prepared foods to go. Upon reaching home, I opened the hummus container and there was…read morefungus on top. That made me question the tabouli salad but it tasted fine. Dry, but fine. The beef and spinach turnovers were overly doughy. The cheese turnover had good flavors and the ratio of filling to dough was good. The beef grape leaves were frozen and when thawed and heated like the guy told me, they were nasty. I did not get groceries so maybe it is a good grocery store, but the prepared foods are not worth it, especially when they have fungus indicating that it is not fresh.

My favorite place for fresh and delicious middle eastern foods! Also the owners are the kindest and…read morealways eager to help.

Came by on a Saturday around noon and got their halo halo to go! Really nice and welcoming people…read more For $8 after tax the halo halo was just OK for me - a little too sweet and not much fillings. There's a variety of fillings - beans, jellies, cornflakes, ice cream but only a little bit of each. Considering all the beans and jellies are canned I felt like the value wasn't completely there. It was mostly sweet milk that was a bit too sweet for me. I am glad I got to try it though!

This is a charming Phillipino grocery store. They will make the halo halo dessert when you order…read moreit so order it when you get there. The staff is always super friendly. They have popups sometimes on the weekends, and they have bakery items in the fridge from a few different Philippino bakers in the area.b

Nothing to say just try the foods and meats. I wish you guys are all like this.read more

When my friend came here he thought may be the fish wasn't good. But when I explained about it he…read morebought it and try it. Then every month he come here and buy a fish and meat...

Bought most recently for HH…read more Brisket, apricot chicken, tzimess, roasted potatoes, apple kugel Every item delicious. Makes it too easy not to cook yourself .

!!!!What a horrible and disgusting service. Horrible customer service and they give your food away…read moreto other clients!!! I placed two orders over a week ago. I get an email late last week saying that my order is going to be ready for pick up on a date but fails to provide the date. I called yesterday at 11:52 am to confirm when I can pick up. The lady on the phone said my order was in fact ready for today but because of very bizarre business hours (7-2) I asked if I can pick up on Wednesday morning instead. She said yes no problem. Today I get a phone call (1:20pm) and I called back a few minutes later (1:23pm) as I was in between patients. The lady on the phone, KAYLA, told me that my order was incomplete and had out of stock items. I whispered back, as I was in the clinic, saying I'm confused why my order was complete yesterday but not today. I followed up by saying as a customer it is concerning to me that it seems like my food is being given to other priority clients. KAYLA responded "I do not know" and I said well that's not reassuring to hear as a client. Typically, if a client is skeptical of this grave practice, they would be reassured that the ethics and values of this company does not practice this. However, it was not denied. KAYLA seemed frazzled and said I just got your paper and I said I can't be on the phone anymore please email me with update. I asked if I can still show up tomorrow for pickup and she said yes. I specifically said thank you and have a good day. Six minutes later I get a missed call with a disgustingly toned voicemail (attached below) saying "... let me just say this I do not appreciate you being rude or insulting Any one of my stuff that will not work with us...". I also receive an email regarding the out of stock items. I respond to the email as I was in clinic saying the situation and how I simply had a question and concern that my items were being given to other priority clients. I explained how I was not being rude or never ever insulted someone. I couldn't even raise my voice as I was whispering. I never even complained about the actual items being out of stock. I am appalled that I even received such voicemail. Then, instead of apologizing or offering any type of customer support, PETER was implying that he was able to hear my conversation. Which great!! Because I truly am confused since I was not rude nor insulting anyone. Additionally, how is peter able to hear my conversation if I was whispering? He also apologizes "if that is the case" that someone said my order was ready for pickup today. Why if that is the case? Why are you questioning the client??? Regardless, the concerning part is that he doesn't even apologize to me for leaving such email AND DOESNT EVEN DENY OR ADDRESS MY CONCERN OF THEM GIVING AWAY MY FOOD TO OTHER CLIENTS!! I am still waiting for an apology and for a clarification on this. But I guess no answer is an answers and confirmation that they do. I then respond to their email confirming the substitution and that I will be there tomorrow morning as planned and as per the confirmation via phone today. Then I get a response saying not to come pickup tomorrow until confirmed??? They're truly a mess and don't know what they're saying on the phone and what they're emailing either. Side note, their website advertises that they deliver to my zip code. When asked over the phone and in person, they say no?? They have disgusting customer service and to be honest it's sooooo sketchy and weird place. It's a warehouse you have to go pick up at in the middle of no where. No thank you!! Taking my business elsewhere!! Peter- per your email, if you really appreciated my business is this how you respond or treat a customer? Especially a new one?? Attached below are the proof of the emails and voicemails. Shame that a Jewish facility practices this way.

IndoEats is a small local shop located just across from SweetHut. As soon as you step inside,…read moreyou're welcomed by the rich aroma of freshly prepared dishes. The store primarily carries Indonesian products, including unique items you won't typically find in larger Asian supermarkets.

Great little Indo market! It's right by the new Indo dessert shop. So we got dessert there first…read moreand walked over the IndoEats and was happily surprised with some of the things they had there. Great service also!

$16 for a tasteless bland chicken shawarma sandwich? i would pay $3 honestly to just fill me up. I…read moredebated on whether i should finish even half of it but my wallet was crying and i had to. would not come back as there was a little taste in the sauce and pickles were quite bland and virtually no taste from the chicken. i feel i coukd have gone to costco and just bought 3 rotisserie chickens. it makes me a bit sad. onward to finding better shawarma...

Love their Schnitzel and grilled chicken! I highly recommend…read moregoing there for delicious cooked food

My family and I wanted to try this new bengladeshi restaurant. We walked in and noticed how clean…read morethe place was. We ordered our food at the counter and to our surprise, the food was actually reasonably price for bengladeshi food. Our total came up around $60 for three people and we still had food remaining. A couple things I didn't like: They used paper plates which I find was not presentable especially with this type of cuisine since some of our dishes were saucey. I also didn't like how they gave us the rice in one paper plate. They should've given us rice in individual bowls. Also the sauces for the chicken samosas lacked flavor and was too liquidy They also used a lot of oil in their cooking. What we ordered: three chicken samosas, chicken tikka masala, goat curry, chicken roast, garlic naan, and lamb biriyani Our favorite dish was the goat curry. It was very flavorful and had the perfect amount of spice that kind of just sneaks up on you. Chicken tikka masala was also great if you like it in the sweeter side. I also felt like it could be creamier. The lamb biriyani was okay but it had the most oil on the plate. Least favorite was the chicken roast. I thought it was going to be like a bbq type of chicken but it turns out that it's just a really saucey dish. Sadly, I didn't really like the flavor of it. Overall, I think that ZamZam is worth visiting again but I will probably only order to-go instead of dining in. I really liked how the food was reasonably priced.

This is a Bangladeshi Restaurant…read more Horrible Hygiene. Dirty!! Stinky!! Expensive!! Let's talk Money vs. Quality!! SMALL paper bowl of Chicken Curry $9.99 SMALL paper plate of low quality Rice $3.00 That's $13.00 Before tax for a chicken curry that has 1 small tiny piece of bone chicken, a bunch of thick goopy gravy and other chicken bones without the meat. It cost the restaurant about $3.00 or less for serving you paper plates or low quality chicken & rice making them a minimum of a $10 profit. Quality: horrible. However they do give you a free glass of tap water. The food is PRE-Made frozen and microwaved and served to you. Scam!! Not fresh. Service- it's the kitchen staff serving you and they don't speak English. Ambience- it stinks like raw goat meat cause there is a butcher shop right inside the restaurant and a supermarket with over priced stuff. The cash register guy was picking his nose and texting. Rolled his booger after picking it and flicked across the room!! Yuck!!! Toilet has one of those bum washing water containers so folks can wash their behind with their fingers. Imagine your cook takes a dump and washes his behind with his fingers and uses the butt washer water container and than goes and cooks your food after. Throw-up!! Not paying $13+ for a nasty plate of low grade SMALL chicken curry and rice. I can go to a buffet and get a full meal plus for that price.