Hadn't been there in 4 years. Took 1 step inside and almost left. Looked back at my phone.Yes,…read morethat is my review. Yes, this is the same building, outside. Not so much inside. Walked down a couple aisles thought "yep", this is the same place! It is so neat and well, organized; absolutely phenomenal! Had my arms full, turned towards the register. An absolutely beautiful young woman, Vivian, said she'd get me a cart, and verified they had done a complete makeover 3 years earlier. I must have been in there for at least 45 minutes. Staff were busy behind the counters and in the aisles. Everyone acknowledged my presence and offered their help. I scored BIGLY! The Musakhan* (chicken with sumac) didn't make it out of the parking lot. It was deeelish. That was a new dish for me. Yum... *I think

Employees are wonderful; helpful and friendly. The food is fresh and the meat is delicious. My kids…read moreand I love the fresh Kibbeh and Falafel. We come often and are so happy to support this market.

So many items to look at and choose from . I always grab my cooler bag because of their frozen…read moreoptions are so many I usually get alotthey have all kinds of ramen to pick from and different types of drinks from cold to box. The only negative I have of the store is the fish area really smell bad.

You should never judge a book by its cover or an Asian Market by building or location. I work a…read morecouple of days a week about a mile north and stopped for gas near it so I decided to stop. I had been looking for sushi unagi sauce at a few other Asian Markets and couldn't find it and most of the time couldn't find help that spoke my language. Really, really miss EBS on these shopping trips. But I found both, the sauce and service. Even another customer tried to help me. I also found rice by the pound so I can make sticky rice balls at home in my tiny rice cooker. Living alone now means 5 or 10 pound bag of rice last too long. I found everything that I love except frozen chive dumplings. Not has large as others, but have a selection of most Asian types. Fresh fish counter is in the back and a whole row of frozen. Fruit and veggies also. I will be back when I need more.

I went to the shop to welcome and help the new business . I…read morewas sold 740 ml Cheenai Cters Rasam for 6.99 , the real market price is 3.99 (3 $ excess) Kamal Kalkatta meetha paan was sold to me for 4.99 , market price is 3.99 (1$ excess). Thats 4 $ overpriced for two items only . My wife is furious. Not fair to the customer.

We tried the new food court concept here. I loved it! It was so much fun going to different windows…read moreto try so many new items. We got a few items from Cheng's dim sum. I got some sticky rice, a beef rice roll, fried sticks, and tofu skin rolls. From Tabe sushi we got a tempura chicken roll. From Yuan Yang, we got chicken skewers, a chicken sandwich, and two drinks, a mango pomelo sage and watermelon coconut water drink. It was all pretty good, some a bit more expensive than others, but we will definitely be back to try more. We cannot wait to try Mala Town and the yet to open Thai food stall. I was also happy to see the main store food court area is still available. We ordered a to-go plate for my other child. She wanted crawfish. It was such an amazing deal, we got 2.5 pounds of spicy crawfish for $20! You can see the photo below. It was so large, they put it in a metal tray and I needed a box to get it home. Although three of us were eating it, it was quite literally party sized. I love all of the updates they are doing here, including creating a new grab-and-go area where they were placing sushi from the food court, and their updated toy section in the front. It seems like they are making a lot of positive changes here. I do miss the old area near the bakery where you could get Halo Halo. Perhaps they will bring back that dish to the food court?

This review is for the 168 BBQ and restaurant section of the store, located in the back, inside the…read morestore. The 168 restaurant offers a large selection of prepared Chinese dishes sold by the pound - meats, vegetables, noodle dishes, including fresh warm soy milk. You can also place an order for items pictured on the wall by number. We placed an order for the duck soup $10.99 - duck was good but soup broth wasn't flavorful and noodles weren't fresh and were overcooked. It came in a carry out bowl, comparable to an XL size instant ramen bowl. Service in this area was ok, the cashier taking the order was impatient because we could not understand what she was saying and thus took longer to place the order. BBQ - we ordered the roast duck rice meal which came with a lot of rice, chopped duck pieces, steamed green veg and a small container of sauce. Duck meat was very tasty but very cold, and deceivingly a small amount of meat in the meal because it was full of bones. Regardless it was still a decent value for $8.98. Service was quick, but a bit unfriendly as well. I would come back to buy the roasted meats but would buy whole or large cuts (I.e. whole duck, whole chicken), cut it up myself to minimize bones in each bite and warm it up at home.

Cute little korean grocery store with a decent selection of items. I like how they sell instant…read moreramen individually so I don't have to buy a pack of 8 every time. However, their made to order food is never available, so perhaps you should call ahead or something. I'd like to try their housemade kimchi next time.

Sure, you can get a good amount of items at the Chinese markets around town that are bigger by…read moresometimes, you need specific korean items you are gonna have a problem finding. They have almost everything you're gonna need to make any korean meal including marinated meats if you're too lazy to prepare bulgogi or galbi (me). The most important thing though is they MAKE THEIR OWN KIMCHI IN HOUSE. Sometimes you want that hand made delicious kimchi, and by sometimes I mean all the times. Kimchi is at its peak and best when made by hand in smaller batches. They also prepared foods I haven't tried yet but I'm sure I'll get around to it

So the good part about this is that they've managed to cram a decent chunk of variety into a pretty…read moresmall store. The bad part is, the customer service here is absolutely horrible. I've been probably four times and every time has had me scratching my head. To start with, a lot of the stuff is missing the price tag on it, so you have to keep going up to the counter with the item and asking them how much it is. Secondly, it always seems like there's someone different at the counter, and it takes them quite a while to check you out because it seems like none of them are familiar with how to process the Cash register, are familiar with any of the prices they should be charging, or are just generally very slow.

I wanted to try cooking Indian food for the first time and came to this store to find the specialty…read moreingredients. The store had everything I needed and had a large selection. It also sells fresh produce, some of which you can't find in a standard grocery store. The owner was friendly. It's a nice specialty grocer that is reasonable priced. Will definitely be back.

I never noticed this place in the past. So I popped in really quick just to check it out. They have…read moreso much stuff. Very very full on every single shelf. Definitely a mom and Pop shop looking type of place. If you need to find some random Asian food items, you could probably find it here. It's closer to the Novi Farmington area then some of the other store so it's the best go to if you're looking for Chinese groceries.

Delightful market with huge inventory of everything one needs to make authentic Chinese cuisine…read more The owner operator is very friendly and knowledgeable. She even has a nook set aside so customers can just chill.