Big parking lot…read more Food organized. We Just came from california. I'm grateful to be able to find a lot of asian food, herbs and spices that I use here. Even chinese herbs. I can finally boil my asian soup. Service was decent cashier was very friendly. Generally very nice and clean. We came about 10 am and they are still unpacking the fresh fish/shrimps. I would come a little later Perfect asian grocery store for me.

Such a cool place! This was originally a type of health food store that closed so it's nice to see…read moreit filled with a large Asian/Vietnamese market. I saw some familiar things and also some new things. So many good ideas for things to try especially new recipes and traditional ingredients both fresh and preserved/dried/canned. My go-tos are usually the snacks and desserts. Who knew how many types of Oreos there were in other countries? I'll have to try more and be back Soon! Definitely recommend checking this local place out. :D

Great place and great food. I love to shop for African food…read moreat this store with satisfaction

Excellent !!! I've passed by the store so many times and just didn't bother to go into it. Today I…read moredid. I did because I was curious to what they have and I wanted to support Omaha small businesses. The only thing it did not have was fresh vegetables which I hope that someday they will sell. I spent $70 and like everything I had purchased including two fresh meals to go. I intend to go back and support this business. Unlike one store on 72nd. and Blondo, this place is immaculate. It has an eatery, bathrooms and it looks like they are trying to open a butcher shop. Felix is a very nice fella and I have every reason to return.

The men are very helpful and friendly but the lady which is probably the owner is rude and…read moreunfriendly and not warm or welcoming. I'm sticking to the Middle Eastern store that care about customers.

This is a great place to buy groceries and to visit the fantastic Desi bites next-door?read more

Small shopping market. Lots of stuff…read more Excited to see lots of different stuff available. The price tags are a little small an hard to read. And the shop is a little dark. But overall, produce looks super fresh. I didn't buy anything yet. I was only scoping it out for next week. But the lady at the fish counter was very helpful and asked if we needed anything. Excited to be back to do more shopping

As a POC Asian newly relocated to The Midwest, I find the limited cultural resources sometimes…read moreintimidating. However, knowing that places like Little Saigon Oriental Market exist helps to supply my cultural tastes and needs. Don't be surprised if you do not know the names of many of the products you may see on the shelf. But if there is anything you are looking for, the employees can usually help direct you. Store is clean but the aisles may feel a little tight due to the store trying to maximize the space. In turn this offers customers a wide range of products. However, due the true pandemic and recent global disturbances, supplies are sometimes disrupted. My particular favorite item to pick up is the packaged fish snacks. It connects me to my childhood and the rich flavors I grew up with as a child. Try this market out and hopefully you will create memories of your own.

I've been coming here for years to get my ramen and red dragon fruit fix. Tons of variety or fresh…read morevegetables depending on the dish you are making. They also have a fresh and frozen fish market in the back so if you are sensitive to smells just be prepared. Also a large variety of cooking utensils, cookware and dishes. Some of the bigger knives you might have a hard time finding someplace else or online. Rows of drinks which i love getting the Mr Brown coffees or Ramune for my oldest. You really could go up and down the isles forever checking out everything they have. They take debit and credit cards so no worries there. Come check it out!

It is true that the market sells many items people need, but the prices charged at checkout are…read morealways higher than those marked on the shelves--and when you ask, there is no explanation. I encourage everyone to pay close attention when paying to see if what I say is true.

Best place in Omaha I've found for buying Indian spices,chutneys, basmati, etc.-- good quality…read morespices at a fraction of the cost of a supermarket. Staff is always friendly and helpful.

Excellent place to collect Indian groceries . They have a huge collection of spices , snacks,…read morevegetable, and halal meat. The sales person is very friendly.

So not your typical "review", but if you haven't been to OOFG's - even just to browse - you're…read morekinda missin' out! Ran some errands and figured we'd swing by and grab some items to make sushi at home for a date night. Was I pleasantly surprised when I walked in? 100000% yes! Quite honestly I didn't have any expectations as I've got nothing to compare it to yet, but between the well laid out aisles, ZERO odor (they've got some sea food, spices, teas.. chill folks) greeting you, PLENTY of product, excellent prices you have to make it at least once! Now I didn't go for the whole frozen octopus, or the mochi for dessert, but I did toss in a few 20% proof (woo) Sake that I'm quite excited about (the sweet gal made sure I knew it'll be cloudy, so appreciated that!). Do I have children chop sticks - you know, with the cute little design or animal, perfectly spacing the "how" to use - 100000% I do! Those little rice candies? The bring back childhood eating one rice paper wrapper at a time (it's actually edible!) super fast! Never mind that very underrated fruit, LYCHEEEEE! It's like if Peter Pear and Molly Mandarin had a baby, and named it, Lychee Jolene "Taste Like" Pear-Mandarin. Am I wrong?! Yall gotta go Oh also? I didn't realize pictures or videos aren't allowed without permission, so if OOFG is in here, IM SO SORRY..

Great place to shop for Japanese food. Always very clean and well stocked! The owner is very…read morefriendly and helpful. I appreciate the sushi fish available for purchase. They even had "hamachi Kama" in the frozen section. Reminds me of a mini Marukai like in Hawaii!