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    Jusgo Supermarket

    2.9 (100 reviews)
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    Rice C.

    Veggies are fresh compared to ranch 99 in Plano. But Please don't but the clearance items from this store. It happened to us few times already. The on sale items are rotten. They sneakily place the fruits in a plastic container/trays and hide the rotten parts from the package, so people can't tell they are rotten until they open the package at home....bummer! The udon noodles are on sale but we open the package at home and found that the noodles are covered with ice! I mean big chunks of ice?!! I wonder if their freezer is having problems and affects the udon noodles, so they put them on sales.... When i cooked the udon at home, the white part was having freeze burn and no matter how long I cooked them they didn't become soft!!! Make sure you look at the package inside first before buying them!!

    Curry Beef and BBQ Pork Puffs - sooooo good! (5/10/20)
    Jennifer Y.

    Huge supermarket. Competitive pricing of imported food products to other Asian markets. An array of seafood, meats, and, produce. Reasonable customer service. Nice food kiosk with freshly made and tasty offerings. Located at strip mall with a variety of Asian restaurants and also a food court. CHEERS!

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    Chris E.

    This supermarket has EVERYTHING Asian-inspired anyone would ever need in their life. Sealed snacks, frozen foods, ramen, fruits, vegetables, fresh seafood, sauces, seasoning and lots of different brands of everything to boot. Being a native New Yorker, I've been relegated to going to smaller Asian/Chinese supermarkets all of my life, but Jusgo completely changed my outlook on Asian supermarkets. Not only was the market huge, but it was very clean inside, everything was extremely organized like a Whole Foods ... that's right, I compared this Asian supermarket to Whole Foods, and they had everything I had ever needed and more. Bottom line, if you can't find what you're looking for in this supermarket, then whatever you're looking for cannot be found anywhere else.

    Mud Crabs - all dressed up!
    Laura C.

    We have been coming here for years. The grocery store has changed hands again and become a Jusgo Supermarket. Slowly but surely, they have revamped and cleaned this store up to make it more appealing. We shop here because we drive up here to eat at one of the many long standing restaurants in this shopping center off of Legacy and 75. Jusgo would not be our first choice; but they have stepped up their game and the Asian produce basics are always here and in good condition. Prepackaged thin cuts of quality meat for pho and Korean soups, bowls and the grill are also found here. The produce area still can't compete with some of the bigger stores. The other areas are very similiar. It depends what you're after and how you are used to buying something. Many items in all areas are prepackaged except for seafood. There will be a wait, although they are really hustling to fill orders by number. Jusgo is thankfully devoid of a fishy odor. I find the entire store to be very clean. I noticed they have increased their home products area and baked items. There is still a bakery outside the store entrance but within the grocery "lobby" shopping area if you want to shop for a wider variety. Since this grocery store is part of a larger shopping center made up mostly of restaurants with a food court at one end, there are no restaurants inside the grocery store. Check out is modern and easy. Credit cards accepted.

    They didn't accept it saying they never heard of it before. What the heck. They said they dont have anyone using yelp so why is it up =.=
    Sarrang P.

    Not a bad supermarket but you gotta becareful because some stuff are old so make sure you check the expiration date because its prob on sale for a reason. But they do have lots of sales and there are some decent stuff with wide variety. I don't come here too often since it is far but when I do I can find some snacks on sale. One thing that was a little upsetting was when I checked in and found a 5 percent off coupon. The cashier pretty much looked at me like I made this thing up and was crazy and called the manager who pretty much said she never seen that before and was tryna ask me where in the world I got that like I committed some sin.. she said no one runs the yelp app and was never informed about this coupon and so I said its fine. But why would you have a coupon when you can't use it and be ridiculed and emabressed by it.. man never had this happen ever. So embarrassing. And will probably try not not be back.

    If you're gonna go, let's not talk about it. Jusgo.
    Fox E.

    On the one hand I don't like supermarkets but on the other hand I like this one. That's quite a Jusgtaposition. The really cool thing about this amazing International Grocery Store in Chinatown AKA Plano is that it has a food court attached to the west side of it. That food court has all kinds of awesomeness inside it. Even if you don't come for the food court, you should definitely come for the awesome International Grocery Store options. It has so many different imported goods that you really can't find anywhere else.

    Fresh kimchi
    Amanda R.

    They have a really good selection of fish to choose from and it was really clean. No stinky fish smell. They have frogs, yes they are alive, which is freaky to see 50 of them in a container. They also have live turtles and conch to make ceviche. They have a large variety of Asian foods from various countries. They also have some of the best fermented kimchi. The selections of fruits and vegetables is pretty awesome.

    Radish kimchee, sealed in a baggie to keep my fridge from stinking.
    Tia R.

    I needed a few things that I couldn't get at Kroger or Trader Joe's. I'll be honest. I have always hated going to the Asian grocery store. Growing up, my mother always seemed to pick the smallest, dingiest and inevitably, stinkiest market. They had the best meat and seafood at the cheapest prices. The inner pirate voice in me says "Scarred ye'll be fer life!" The good thing about this place is its name is a subliminal message. I just happened to be less than 1/2 mile away from this place and I didn't want to go. I had a growing list of things. I finally drive by it and it tells me "Jus-go"! Fine. I'll go. I don't know when I'll be in this part of Plano again soon. The fact is, Jusgo has everything. And I got everything I needed to get at a bargain. Sure, they may sell some products with questionable quality, but even big chain grocery stores have sold me moldy fruit and bread (Yes, Kroger manager, I'm returning this moldy bread you sold me yesterday). As far as smell, this grocery store is the least stinkiest of the ones here in the North Dallas burbs. I guess you can say it passes the smell test for me. I'm not saying it doesn't smell funny at times. But It offers by far the most variety of different ethnic products that I need. Service is indifferent. Who cares. They do speak English at least. So, stop resisting. Jusgo.

    I don't know what these are but the bottles are so cute! And they were lined all along the freezer section
    Hazel V.

    I randomly stumbled on this place while I was walking off my food from the dim sum place next door. This place is HUGE. Like, Ranch 99 Asian Malls in California huge. There aren't that many shops in the "mall" area, and none that really caught my eye that I remember but the supermarket? OMG THE SUPERMARKET? It's like, Asian grocery store HEAVEN. It's brightly lit and spacious and omg I had no idea where to even start!! They had any and everything you could imagine and look for in an Asian market! And so organized! I grabbed some snacks since it was the day I was leaving Texas and Orlando has ONE Asian market that doesn't even have much in it so of course I went nuts and grabbed TOO MANY snacks while I was here. Hey, this is what happens when you stick an Asian from California in Florida for 4 years, okay?! The freezer section had rows and rows and rows (it seemed like it went on forever) of cute little animal piggy banks filled with fruit jellies. I was going nuts over the burst of colors! I ended up picking the brown owl (then my boyfriend went back later and got me the pink owl too). They also had rows of different types of soda's and Ramune flavors. I can't wait to move to Texas for this grocery store alone!

    Half jackfruit $8.75 ! Good deal with how much fruity flesh you get!
    Liz W.

    This store is not fancy.. And it's definitely not the cleanest asian market I've been to, but it will suffice until Mitsuwa comes to Plano. I was; however, very happy that they carried jackfruit that are cut in half. This makes it more economical for me because I live alone. A whole jackfruit would be way too much for me to eat. The jackfruit was ripe and cost about $8.75 That is the only standout item that caught my attention at this store. They do carry a variety of Chinese goods and some Korean items.

    Rice noodle from China
    Yelpe R.

    Please don't purchase this rice noodle. I followed the cooking instructions and it tasted like I was eating plastic. I returned 1 of the 2 bags I putchased.

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    This is a typical Asian market where one can find all they need to fill their pantries up with Asian goods.

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