UPDATE--I have since located the additional parking-located on the side of the store, thus I now…read moreshop here more often than I already did. Tripe for menudo? pork for Pozole, beef for bbq or birria tacos--- THIS is the place to go... I also love that they have most of the hispanic spices and brands that my Nana used when cooking for delicious meals for us growing up. Tamale season is fast approaching and this is my place to shop for all my cooking and baking holiday needs, masa, cheese, husks, meat, chilis and spices. Alos, I am lazy and do not want to bake my own pan dulce until Christmas time, so I buy it here!! Take the time to look around and shop, you might even find new items to try out.

Los cajeros deberían tener retroalimentación hacia como tratar a los clientes ,sobre todo con los…read morellamadas telefónicas, son malcriados y no responden amablemente. No es posible que te cuelguen la llamada bruscamente, hay muchas personas que desean trabajar y tienen experiencia en atención al cliente.

Hubs had been wanting to give this place a try for a while, so we decided to give this place a try…read more We ordered the following: Banana lumpia- I thought this wasn't bad. It was a bit sticky but ok. Hubs said he remembered this in the past when Chinese restaurants did this. He thought it was a little sweet for his taste, but it was delicious in a nostalgic way. Lumpia - This tasted like a Chinese vegetarian egg roll. I'm used to lumpias being thin and small but this was more like an egg roll. It was still pretty good. Lechon with sausages and bean vermicelli with vegetables. Hubs said the lechon was tasty. This is similar to Chinese roast pig. He said that the sausages had a sweet and salty umami essence and that it was also delicious. The bean vermicelli with vegetables were a nice high fiber filler which we're familiar with. Bitter melon with pork belly and gravy on rice. We thought the bitter melon was a little undercooked for our taste. But, when reheated, it was delicious. The pork belly with gravy was mixed nicely with the rice. The spare ribs and potatoes were also pretty good. Hubs said that he liked it and thought it was a nice mix with the rice. This place is a hole in the wall. There was only one table in there which someone was eating when we were there. We ended up eating in the car. Service was friendly . Will return to try other items on the menu.

Still my favorite place to stop and grab Filipino food. Ready to go food and the roice is very…read morereasonable, all in all my go to for Filipino comfort food. Dinuguan, here is absolutely the best and I have eaten a lot of it in my lifetime, I buy the large size container and over steamed rice with a little vinegar it's FANTASTIC, it isn't for everyone, I am sure, because it is pork blood dish and people tend to think it will taste strange, but it is a such a savory dish, I literally have it twice a month. Again, this store has a lot of spices and sauces you can buy and I have to urge you to go by and try the hot plate food, don't be shy to try new stuff. Start with the pancit and lumpia, two favorites of mine and probably will be for you too!

Found foodstuffs I can't find anywhere else down here. Like…read moremy fav brand of cheese Pierogi. Go. Roam. Explore. Have fun. Find your traditional European born grandma/grandpa favorites or step out of your safe zone and try something new.

She's super friendly and welcoming and besides is a small supermarket I was able to buy different…read morethings to try from other countries in Europe and I loved the Kielbasa they sell there!

I stopped in and purchased a couple of prepared foods because I was expecting guests for lunch…read more Unfortunately, I didn't notice until I got home that the salami was gray in the Italian hero, and the breaded chicken cutlets in the chicken parm alla vodka hero were old and hard. The orzo had no taste. I was so embarrassed. In addition to the prepared foods, I stopped by the deli for sliced ham. I asked for it to be sliced thin. The guy at the counter seemed angry and threw the package of ham on the scale to weight it. When I got home, I realized that it was sliced thick. Needless to say, I will NEVER shop there again.

My favorite place to buy groceries! Meats and seafood!!…read more So grateful for all the fresh produce! And great selection of meats and seafood!

I don't understand how anyone can give this place anything higher than 1 star. The food was…read moreterrible and somehow the service was even worse. Save your money and go anywhere else.

The best prepared Russian food, service and ambiance ! A lot…read morebetter then Brighton Beach

Again, why I didn't write my review sooner is beyond me- it was in my notebook, but no check mark…read more Anyway- Small store by some standards, but I found that it had everything I needed to restock my pantry of items I had used up over the year. I usually wait to buy my supplies before winter hits. I have a very hard time finding the Chinese sausage the Kam Yen Jan brand, not sure why it's hit and miss at stores, but it is, not sure if it just not popular in the east coast as much as it is in the west coast where I could buy it at any Asian market. Thought and suggestions on where I could purchase, would be greatly appreciated, because when I do find it, I usually buy about 10 packages. Super nice staff, the hot food section was a nice surprise. Produce area was clean and I didn't have a problem navigating the aisles for what I wanted.

Recently got to the area and am impressed and happy to have found this place. The selection of…read moreAsian groceries was fantastic. I found a wide variety of fresh produce, including unique Asian vegetables and fruits. The quality of the produce and other products was excellent. Everything looked fresh and well-maintained. You can see employees prepping and bagging/wrapping fresh produce. The meat and seafood counters were well-stocked. There was also a traditional chinese BBQ counter with things like Char Siu and crispy roasted pork which was a great and welcomed suprise to me. The aisles were filled with a good range of spices, sauces, noodles, and other pantry staples from different asian cultures that I stocked up on. You can tell the store was a little older and gives your traditional Asian supermarket vibes so if that holds you back, I would say give them a chance anyway as it is clean, well-organized, and reminds me of my childhood stores. I found the prices to be very competitive.

Like this location so much more than the Green Brook one. It's always fully stocked and the stock…read moreguys are so much nicer! They are helpful and know what they're talking about. The bakery items are, for the most part, full of warm, fresh-baked goods. The hot food section has everything and anything you want. I like the fish guys in the Jersey City location better but other than that, this is my top Asian Food Market location!

The Asian Food Market in Piscataway is incredibly spacious! The staff were friendly and helpful,…read moremaking the shopping experience enjoyable. They offer a wide variety of items, including a buffet counter and fresh food ready to eat. The seafood section is impressive, with a great selection of fresh seafood. I had a lot of fun picking up some fancy items like pineapple cake.

Love to shop there. Beautiful workers. Olive oils , Nuts and Cheese. Plus spices in wood barrels…read more Reminds me of being back home in South Carolina.

Great spices, cheeses, olives. Service friendly and helpful…read moreI've been shopping here for years, very consistent quality

This Asian grocery store features a wide range of Korean specialties, including banchan, snacks,…read moreprepared entrees, various types of kimchi, and bags of rice in different sizes. Like any full-service market, they also have a fish department, along with fresh-cut and prepackaged vegetables, and a selection of meats. As with any grocery store, I strongly recommend checking expiration dates before purchasing. In their fish department, be sure to examine the clarity of the fish's eyes to ensure freshness. The overhead sprinklers in the produce section can sometimes oversaturate the vegetables, so it is worth inspecting those carefully as well. The employees are not particularly chatty, but if you need assistance navigating the store, they are helpful and will point you in the right direction. The aisles are generally well organized and well stocked during the weekdays. On weekends, however, the store is more crowded, and there have been times when specific items I was looking for were either limited or unavailable. The ambiance is okay, and the parking is easy, as it is in a strip mall, and there are plenty of parking spaces. There is a small eating area available if you would like to eat a prepared entree after purchasing it. A sign indicates they are happy to heat your said entree if needed, but I didn't see anyone available to assist. Given the number of excellent eateries surrounding the supermarket, we chose not to purchase and heat any entrees there. This grocery store is conveniently located for those who prefer not to travel all the way to Edison's Asian markets, particularly HMart. It's worth noting that prices here tend to be a dollar or two higher than at HMart. However, when you factor in savings on gas and travel time, it can often be more practical to shop locally.

Huge assortment of Korean food & ingredients for same.The staff is very friendly, too.read more