My colleague use to live in LA. She recommended this place and told me it was authentic. I trusted…read moreher judgement and it did not disappoint. I've had their burrito and trio tacos. Both have been amazing. The service is pretty fast but they are making it fresh so you'll have to wait, as well as it is a popular place. A lot of people come here.

I used to make it a point to stop here every time I'm in town for work--but after this experience,…read moreI won't be coming back. Last night I placed a large order: burrito de birria, two tamales, pozole, large bag of chips , guacamole, drinks . After driving 30 minutes back to my hotel, I opened the bag to find the tamales were completely missing. Then I tried the pozole, and it was so salty it was absolutely inedible. On top of that, they didn't include a single condiment--just a bland, overly salty soup. I tried calling for 30 minutes straight--no answer. Left a voicemail--no call back. Not that night, not the next morning. Completely ignored. The next day, I went in person to give them a chance to make it right. I had my order number and explained everything clearly. Instead of even attempting to help, they refused to do anything without a physical receipt. No effort to look up the order, no accountability, no customer care. Just excuses. Expecting someone to drive 30 minutes back with uneaten food just to prove a mistake is ridiculous. I ended up having to go to Wendy's just to eat dinner after spending money here--that alone says everything. Mistakes happen, but the way a business handles them is what matters. This place clearly doesn't care once they have your money. This wasn't my first issue here, but it will definitely be my last. Antes hacía un punto de parar aquí cada vez que estaba en la ciudad por trabajo--pero después de esta experiencia, no vuelvo. Anoche hice un pedido grande: burrito de birria,dos tamales, pozole, bolsa de chips guacamole y bebidas. Después de manejar 30 minutos de regreso a mi hotel, abrí la bolsa y me di cuenta de que los tamales no estaban. Luego probé el pozole y estaba tan salado que era completamente incomible. Para colmo, no incluyeron ni un solo complemento--solo la sopa, sin nada más. Intenté llamar durante 30 minutos seguidos--nadie contestó. Dejé un buzón de voz--nadie me regresó la llamada. Ni esa noche, ni a la mañana siguiente. Totalmente ignorado. Al día siguiente fui en persona para darles la oportunidad de arreglar la situación. Tenía mi número de orden y expliqué todo claramente. En lugar de ayudar, se negaron a hacer algo porque no tenía el recibo físico. Ni siquiera intentaron buscar la orden, cero responsabilidad, cero atención al cliente. Puras excusas. Esperar que alguien maneje 30 minutos de regreso con comida que ni siquiera se puede comer es ridículo. Terminé teniendo que ir a Wendy's solo para poder cenar después de haber gastado dinero aquí--eso lo dice todo. Los errores pasan, pero la forma en que un negocio responde es lo que realmente importa. Aquí claramente no les importa el cliente una vez que ya pagaste. No es la primera vez que tengo un problema aquí, pero definitivamente será la última.

My first experience at Euro Foods Bakery & Cafe was underwhelming. Given that they had good reviews…read moreon Google and Yelp, I was excited to add this to my list of "hidden gems." I went to look at their online menu and realized I'd be keeping it light for the sake of my daily food budget. I called in to order takeout and ordered the Blintz, as it was reasonably priced and fair for the portion size: two crepes filled with their beef filling and a side of sour cream priced at $7.99. When I walked up to pay, the lady rang me up for $10 and change. I thought it was weird that I was paying nearly two dollars in tax on an eight-dollar purchase. She printed out the receipt, and it showed the price was $8.99 for the Blintz. There happened to be a menu right next to the cash register, and I pointed out that it said $7.99, and that their website said the same thing. She said, "sorry ‍," and just waved me off as if it was completely irrelevant and not worth looking into. Obviously, a dollar is not the end of the world--it's more the principle of placing an order under the expectation that prices are as advertised, and that not being the case, plus them not caring about it. I paid the $10 and took the food. They forgot the sour cream, so I had to ask for that. The last disappointment was when I found out how much food I got for $10. I get that you pay a little extra for quality, but sheesh... these things are barely the size of my finger. The food was overall pretty tasty; if we're just measuring taste, I'd give it a 7.5/10. Overall, this was a very poor experience, and it might be hard for me to try again.

Ran in really quickly to pick up a bag of kasha and noticed there was a little restaurant to sit…read moredown too. I got these amazing meat pies called chebureki, I'm Puerto Rican and they looked like empanadas so I ordered them. THEY WERE AMAZING!!! The only thing I've had similar is burek but this is easier to hold. I will be coming back for 5000 of these a week as well as to try some other things on the menu. Will post an update when I try some more things!

I love the variety here... anything you can think of, they probably have it! Smaller than H L…read moremarket in North Charleston and there's no hot food served but their variety makes up for it. They even sell local foods in coolers in the front of the store. They have the best deal on oxtails that I've seen anywhere local. This was my mom and sister's first time coming with and they're ready to shop again!

The new owners of Saigon Asian Market are entrepreneurial. They make their own chè, which is a…read moreVietnamese dessert with coconut milk and jelly. It was very delicious, comparable to what I get in Boston. I recommend getting the one with jelly only, if you want to try chè. Second, customer service was great. One day, I called the market and asked if they have the pink Chè Thai available. They said that they do not but will have it made in a few hours. I came by moments later, and they have the Chè Thai ready for me! As for the store itself, their inventory was organized intuitively, but it would be nice if they could tidy the place up more. Overall, please support Saigon Asian Market as they're one of the few small businesses that think outside of the box.

Amazing place to find anything Asian. Best to know what you are looking for. The proper place to…read morefind essential ingredients.

A reasonably-large sized Asian grocery store in North Charleston that focuses on East Asian…read morecuisine. Small produce and fruit section, lots of frozen meat and other foods, and canned/bottled products and snacks. A friendly staff and a giant aisle of different kinds of ramen, too, mix of Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese food products, some Asian kitchenware. H&L = Hang Lung.

I drove over an hour from Edisto Island. Worth the drive. We ordered the Lechon plate and lumpia…read more It was so delicious. The market had a great selection and what I was looking for. I would recommend coming here for the food and the market. The staff were great and friendly.

A lumpia house, a barbershop, and an Asian market in one. It sounds like the beginning of a joke…read morebut it's for real. Fairly well-stocked with what you expect, I was seeking kimchi and there it was. Also got some interesting homemade buns to try. I had frozen lumpia in the car so didn't try theirs yet, but as they are currently hand-rolled in house, I will be back soon to do so, as the owner informed me they are in the process of outsourcing that task. He assured me they won't launch that until it's perfect, using their proprietary recipes, but I want Her touch on my first taste, so get it while the getting's good!

As a child, my mom's best friend was a fine Indian woman who lived two doors down. A high caste…read morefamily from Calcutta, entering her home always smacked me with the aroma of curry. The smack became a caress as my taste buds and adventurous palate developed. So you can imagine the excitement that struck me to find a well stocked store of the products I've been familiar with for the past thirty years. The proprietor took no interest in my history, peering ever so infrequently above his narrow framed glasses to see if I had finished talking. That is until I dropped a hundred in his store, then I was elevated to a through the spectacles look and a almost inaudible "thank you." I've been back and continue to buy my urad dal (whole and split), naan, alma pickle, gooseberry, basmati rice (in the huge burlap sack) mango pickle and more. And now, a couple of hundred later, I've been elevated to a "how are you?" It's not much, but it's progress.

Great Indian grocer. The best in the area. Thursday fresh produce including okra!! Nice staff very…read morefriendly

I want to say this is a hidden gem, but it is in plain sight! Great location! I wasn't greeted like…read morea regular first time customer......I was greeted as though I was a family member! Such amazing and warm people! A really GREAT atmosphere! I wandered aimlessly throughout the store while the chef prepared my food of Chicken Shawarma, Hummus, Baba, and fatoush. Inside this treasure, I was met with such a variety of Mediterranean options! The authentic spices to choose from was absolutely incredible! Definitely NOT your big box store selection of low grade spices. The various cheeses, teas, olives, kefir, dry beans, the 'Dubai like' chocolate with pistachio, the various meats and sausages, dried fruit available.....there is way to much to list! You have to check it out for yourself. Now my food that was prepared in the kitchen......the chicken shawarma was absolutely phenomenal! THE BEST I've ever had! So was the hummus! Homemade hummus with a bit of smokey paprika in the middle and a little drizzle of olive oil. The bread was incredible as well!!! I look forward to returning for the Falafel, as well as the Gyro! You know it's delicious when they sell out of the Falafel! But then again, I did arrive less than a hour before they closed! This beautiful establishment was on point!!!! 10/10!

Falafel is -5 Chx shawarma is +2…read moreAtmosphere is 0 Customer service is +5, thank u I understand it is supposed to be a grocery store and not a restaurant, so do not offer sandwiches.

Where I live, I have to drive an hour to get to an international mart so I was extremely happy to…read morefind this one just a mile or so during our short vacation here. It's larger on the inside, well lit, very clean with wide aisles. The shelf sections are well marked making it easy to find what you want. The refrigerated and frozen foods are marked by type - seafood, meat, ramen, potstickers, vegetables etc- and there are shelves with small appliances, dinnerware and personal care products. Everything is well organized and well stocked. Besides the cashier, there were a couple of staff on the floor stocking and organizing shelves and helping customers. Having been to so many international marts all over, this is one of the cleanest and most organized. And prices are very reasonable especially for items I can't find at my local grocery store . Will definitely return.

Fudi Mart is exceptionally clean and well organized. They have a great selection of Asian goods,…read moreespecially from Korea. They have a fancy bathroom too, it's now our go to Asain store in MB.

The market is nice with tons of variety but the stars of the show were the ladies at the cafe. So…read moresweet and welcoming. Everything we had was delicious and clearly homemade. Just real food. Everything is priced adequately. If you want to try something a little different and experience some culture, this is your place. Engage with the ladies! They are super friendly and their broken English is adorable. 5/5

Really delightful shop with a great assortment of Eastern European delights including: coffee,…read moretinned seafood, borsch, pierogis and sweets. Definitely worth a visit to find some hard to come by ingredients and unique treats. The lady that was working there was lovely.