I can't believe I've never written a review for Seiwa! I've been here numerous times over the…read moreyears, before and after Covid. There's ready made meals, sushi, sashimi, sides, snacks, sweets and drinks. For the chefs out there, they have premium quality meats and seafood too! Pretty much anything you'll need to complete a dish. The produce section may not be big, but it's satisfactory. On some occasions they'll have weekend pop-ups with tastings. The employees are helpful, and the store itself is clean. Something to be aware of, the line to checkout can be very long and hectic. Especially on weekends and during peak hours. If you're looking for a delightful Japanese meal, snack, or quality ingredients to whip up something magical, this is your place!

I haven't been to Seiwa ever since I moved out of the neighborhood, but I was in the area recently…read moreand decided to stop by. It really hasn't changed much! They still have a great selection of seafood, and I was also impressed by the variety of Japanese snacks. Since it was a weekday, the store was pretty quiet. There were also several promotional items near the front, and I was able to pick up a few candies at a good price. With tariffs and rising prices these days, everything seems to be getting more expensive, so I was especially happy to find a couple of good deals. I'd definitely swing by again if I'm in the area.

Allahuma barik 10/10 with new management! The store is much cleaner and organized MashaAllah. Great…read morevariety of products

Good place to shop the groceries and food and salads at one place and also kitchen gadgetsread more

I recently began experimenting with making Indian food at home and wanted to branch out from Mango…read morePickle as an accompaniment so I researched and found Vishala Grocery. I found it to be well-stocked, extremely organized and very clean. There was no smell at all. The variety of Indian condiments was incredible and took up an entire aisle. I should also mention that the pricing was excellent and cheaper than what I've seen at WalMart or HEB for similar items. Lastly, the staff were extremely welcoming and courteous. My haul included 4 different jars of Indian pickles to try as well as a big bag of dried red lentils. The lime pickle is pretty intensely flavored but calms down when mixed into plain yogurt. I'm looking forward to trying everything else and going back to Vishala again. What a wonderful, interesting place!

Great variety of Indian grocery items, you can find almost anything here…read more I was happy to find my favorite mango pickle at this store, something that I couldn't find in many local Indian grocery stores in Austin.

I had a Sushi before I shopped. It was OK. The store is huge. No Ground Meat at 2nd store I…read morevisited..service was good at Sushi Restaurant, but Sushi wasn't the best. It is a huge supermarket and the Christian music was a welcome touch. . I will be back.

I visited the Viet Hoa market last weekend and went to the fish stall. Since I had come from far…read moreaway and couldn't clearly see the prices, I asked a man in a black shirt--who looked to be about 50 and worked at the stall. With a very unpleasant look on his face, he snapped, "Are you blind? Can't you see the price written down there?" I picked out a fish and asked him to prepare it; still looking annoyed, he barked angrily, "How do you want it done?" After cleaning the fish, he scowled, slammed it onto the counter with a loud thud, and turned his back on me. I was truly shocked and terrified that day--the experience has haunted me ever since. I was a customer, yet he treated me worse than a dog begging for a bone. His attitude was insolent, surly, rude, and uncultured. (There was another woman working at the fish stall nearby who was much nicer.) I really hope the owner retrains people like that, because it has been over a week, and both my daughter and I are still haunted and terrified by the incident.Hôm bữa cuối Tuần mình có ghé chợ Việt Hoa. rồi tới hàng cá, Vì ở xa tới nên chưa Nhìn rõ giá nên mình hỏi 1 chú mặc áo đen Khoảng 50 tuổi làm hàng cá, chú đó với khuôn mặt rất khó chịu nói " bộ đui sao không thấy giá ghi ở dưới " mình lấy 1 con cá và nói chú đó làm, vẫn với khuôn mặt khó chịu hơn chú đó gằn giọng tức giận hỏi " muốn làm như thế nào " lúc làm cá xong chú đó cau có tức giận vất cái bụp lên mặt quầy và quay mặt vào trong... Thực sự hôm đó mình rất bàng hoàng khiếp sợ ám ảnh cho tới bây giờ, mình là khách hàng Mà chú đó coi mình như con chó đi chực chờ xương không bằng. chú đó với thái độ rất mất dậy,cộc càn, thô lỗ và thất học, còn gần đó có 1 chị cũng làm hàng cá nhưng dễ thương hơn. Mình mong người chủ cần huấn luyện lại cho những loại người như vậy, vì thực sự đã hơn 1 tuần rồi mình và con gái mình vẫn còn ám ảnh khiếp sợ

Cảnh báo quý bà con khi mua đồ ở chợ Tân Bình và thái độ của chủ chợ…read more Hôm qua gia đình mình có ghé chợ TB và có mua 20 trứng gà lộn. Tối mình có luộc lên 10 quả khi khui ra khi bị hư mùi thúi 3 4 quả. Mình có gọi tới chợ liền và em nhân viên có nói là mang lại chợ họ sẽ cho return nhưng cái còn lại. Chuyện không có gì đáng nói nêu trưa hôm nay mình gặp và nói chuyện 1 cô đeo mắt kiếng tại quày đồ ăn. Mình nó nói với cô là đã gọi hôm qua và có hoá đơn trong phone. Cô hỏi mình trứng bị gì thì mình trả lời luộc lên bị hư nghe mùi hôi. Cô mở bịch trứng ra và càm ràm là đi trả cũng phải trân trong chứ làm vậy bể hết trứng. Trong khi mình bỏ tất cả trong 1 cái tray của chợ. Mình mới nói với cô là trứng bị thúi hết rồi mình chạy từ Katy xuống lận. Cổ mở ra và bóc 1 trái rồi ngửi. Mình nói bị thúi không ăn được. Cô nạt mình nói là em không ăn được nhưng người khác ăn được thì sao? Phải coi hư như thế nào chứ đợi đi, return chỗ nào cũng phải đợi hết. Trong khi mình hoàn toàn không có ý hối thúc gì cô hết. Cô nói mình không ăn được người khác ăn được, chẳng lẽ cô muốn bỏ lại bán cho người sau hay sao? Chợ đã return lại cho mình $35 nhưng thái độ của 1 chủ chợ khi bán đồ hư cho khách đã không 1 lời xin lỗi còn bực dọc như vậy với khách là đúng hay sai? Sau chuyện này mình xin tẩy chay luôn chợ Tân Bình.

My cousin from the east coast raves about their house-made sausages so when she visited, I took her…read morehere to satisfy her craving. This market is one for the largest Vietnamese markets I've ever been to, offering a wide variety of fresh fruits, frozen foods, dry goods, imported sauces, sweets and more. I particularly love their extensive rice paper selections. My favorite is the "no water" rice paper, which doesn't require dipping in water to roll up like traditional ones. Unfortunately, this type of rice paper is available at every asian market so I'm happy Tan Binh has them. They also have a nice section dedicated to ready-to-eat and hot foods. You can grab and go with options like fried fish, tofu, and cooked meats. Customer service is usually pretty friendly. Just like anywhere else, you should check the expiration date of every product before buying. My cousin forgot to do so and bought two boxes of solar dried bananas that were expired. And during the warmer seasons, they set up a nice plant and herb section for sale right outside the entrance.

I'm really glad they redeveloped this shopping center and added a 99 Ranch location to the…read moreWestchase area. Located in the West on West Shopping Mall. Whenever I'm nearby, I like stopping in to pick up vegetables and check out the large clearance section, where you can sometimes find some great deals. Like other 99 Ranch locations, this store has a huge variety of Asian groceries, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese snacks, sauces, seafood, produce, frozen foods, and pantry items. I usually frequent the 99 Ranch on I-10 and Bunker Hill, but this Westchase location has a very similar layout and selection. Inside, there's also a bakery with fresh buns and pastries, plus a small dining area where you can order combo plates with different meat and vegetable options. The shopping center itself is also convenient since it shares space with other popular businesses like Lady M and Paris Baguette. I also noticed a Daiso location coming soon, which should make this plaza even better for Asian shopping. Another nice feature is the rewards program. You can sign up with your phone number, scan your card during purchases, earn points, and redeem them for discounts later. Overall, this is a great one-stop shop for Asian groceries, snacks, and pastries in the Westchase area. I highly recommend it.

Was here Wednesday 3/23/26 and arrived 8 minutes before closing but was greeted with closed doors…read more Odd considering it was still during operating business hours and customers were seen inside. I was locked outside and another was locked inside trying to get out. We both stood there on opposite sides of the glass door in confusion until a short Hispanic male worker manually opened it from within. Tells me "No Mo" while shaking his head and waving his hands around to indicate they're closed. Showed him the time on my phone and he couldn't have cared less. Told him about the hours and uncovered he didn't speak a lick of English. I looked for security and none was nearby and clearly saw people still inside and some checking out. The next customer he let out, I walked right in and straight to the cashier while he kept saying, "EH NO MO!" I asked who the manager is and informed the pretty Spanish lady what he was doing. She confirmed store is still open and to go right ahead. I quickly grabbed my drinks and was checked out like everyone else. She apologized for his actions, and I thanked her for the great service. Was very disturbed by this encounter and odd how he's trying to shut store down before closing. I only spend 10 bucks but he's costing money to be lost from every customer he denies entry. I knew he was up to something shady, so I took his photo to warn others. I never had an issue with any 99 Ranch stores until that night. Really hope management will get on track to resolve this issue. Highly inappropriate to deny us entry during store hours just so he can bail early.

Nippon Daido is a small Japanese grocery store located in Westheimer and Wilcrest. I would come to…read morethis grocery store all the time when I was a teenager. When I started my associates degree I would come here too since Houston Community College is right across the street from it. I am happy to see that this small grocery store is still standing. Although this grocery store is small, it carries a variety of products. It has poke bowls, rice bowls, sushi, and bento boxes for you in case you do not have time to prepare a meal. Nippon Daido also carries a large variety of beverages that are very known in Japan. They also carry different kinds of beer from Japan and sake as well. Everyone is obsessed with matcha right now and I saw they had a different variety of matcha. I myself am a fan of tea. Theu even have different kinds of tea that I hope to try all of them one day. If you are not a fan of tea, I also noticed they had different kinds of coffee. This grocery store also carries a good variety of Japanese candy. We have all seen and heard about the different kinds of KitKat, well, this place carries them. I ended up buying the milk tea KitKat and it a nice delight of a flavor. I noticed that this place carries stuff to do hot pot and barbeque items in the frozen section. Japanese ice cream is carried too like taiyaki vanilla ice cream and red bean ice cream. I myself am a big fan of Kirby and noticed they had a Kirby cup. As much as I wanted to buy it, I had to pass up on it today since I own too many Kirby items. They also carried some Sanrio items but a lot of kitchenware without any design. What I like about this grocery store is the fact they had origami paper and Japanese notebook if you wanted to practice writing in hiragana or katakana. I used to buy those notebooks when I was practicing learning how to write and understand Japanese. In the same section they had very adorable toothpicks to make your own bento box. Something new I saw was that this grocery store has its own little sweet shop called Sweets Oyatsu. I tried the strawberry matcha latte and from I am seeing their famously own strawberry mochi. When I tell you the strawberry mochi is to die for! It has a very sweet flavor coming from the strawberry itself with a hint of sweet red bean. The chewiness of the mochi made the experience even better. The strawberry matcha latte was pretty good. You could really taste the sweetness of the strawberry and the slight bitterness of the matcha. I grew up in Alief my whole life. Nippon Daido is a hidden gem that Alief has in Houston. This small grocery store really brings the Japanese culture closer to home. I always like supporting small local businesses and as much as I do not visit this area anymore. It reminds me to continue to support small businesses. I will try to visit this grocery store more often.

Cute and quaint Japanese grocery store with other authentic imported goods from Japan! If you…read morebrought back snaps from your most recent trip from Japan and just ran out. This place might have you covered! I also love this place because it has the cafe pop up Sweets Oyatsuku! Make sure to check heir instagram for what days they are open! The matcha was incredibly rich, nutty and creamy - you could taste the quality but definitely nothing mind blowing. I LOVED the strawberry red bean mochi daifuku. I would again just to get more! The workers were so sweet and nice. Go support and give them a try!

This is my go-to asian supermarket for my FRESH MEAT PRODUCTS!! I've bought fresh meat like short…read moreribs at another asian supermarkets and there was a big taste in difference, and there was actually meat on the ribs not just fat like other spots. The meat is always fresh here and you can definitely tell the difference with their meat products even after cooking. But I wouldn't go here for other grocery shopping items. There were times the vegetables do not seem to be cared for or restocked. It's a small asian supermarket so there is a limited number of items that they carry. They also don't carry fresh seafood.

Cảnh báo mọi người khi đi chợ Thanh Bình nên xem phiếu tính tiền nhân viên hay ăn gian tiền của…read moremình. Thứ Ba tuần vừa rồi là ngày 13 tháng 10.026 mình có đến chợ Thanh Bình mua đồ lúc đó là cuối giờ mình là người khách cuối cùng cô tính tiền cho mình bánh bông lan 11 đồng cô ấy tính mình 13 đồng không muốn Receipt cho mình và mình yêu cầu cô ấy đưa Receipt sau khi đưa receipt rồi thì mình hỏi là ổ bánh bông lan này chị bán cho tôi 13 đồng à ở trong bánh bông lan có gì trong đấy thì cô ta trả lời là không có gì hết và mình có nói với cô ta là ngày mai tôi sẽ nói chuyện với cô chủ của cô thì cô ta nhìn giáo giác và sau đó khoảng 10 giây sau thì cô ta kêu mình lại trả cho mình 2 đồng có nghĩa là ổ bánh bông lan này chị giá chỉ có 11 đồng mà cô ta cố Ý lấy mình 13 đồng sau đó mình vẫn nói là ngày mai tôi vẫn muốn nói chuyện với cô chủ của cô thì cô ta nói lại với mình là tôi đã trả cho cô 2 đồng rồi như vậy các bạn thấy cô ta là người như thế nào. Hình dáng của cô nhân viên đó là đeo mắt kiếng và tóc tém tóc bạc hơi nhiều nói chuyện rất là ngang ngược. Be careful

It's a drive. But I'll do it to avoid the one Asian store in the woodlands (Yun Lun) and their…read morebeyond rude owner. Please open a shop in the woodlands. You can easily dominate them because nobody likes them

Large Asian grocery store inside a weird looking shopping mall. Why is it call HK when this place…read moreis Vietnamese own and sell south east Asia groceries. There are so many things here. You can even buy jewelry here But it is so outdated and dirty. It has an odd smell. Looks like it hasn't change since 1970s. Just go to 99 or H mart if you want Asian grocery.

Great Asian market off I10 and Campbell. Super friendly and well organized…read more Was looking for some specially veggies cannot find in traditional markets and was happy to find here.

I like coming to this 99 Ranch location because it's conveniently surrounded by so many other…read morestores. It's close to Costco and H-Mart, and near H-Mart you'll also find Paris Baguette and Tous Les Jours. There's an 85°C nearby as well and with Costco right next door, you could easily spend half a day hopping between all these places. On weekends, traffic can be pretty crazy and parking isn't easy since everyone shops then. However, if you come on a weekday especially outside of lunchtime--it's much easier to find a parking spot. Inside 99 Ranch, there's a food court with options like San dong noodles, dim sum, stir-fry dishes, and Chinese barbecue. On the other side of the plaza, there are also several restaurants, including Korean spots and Vietnamese crawfish places. As for the store itself, there are always clearance items near the Kung Fu Tea area, which we usually check out before heading in to shop for fruits, produce, vegetables--pretty much everything. I found my favorite Japanese soy milk but this was banana flavored. Way too sweet for me and it was $4/carton. It's a large store and they offer a loyalty program. If it's your first time visiting 99 Ranch, you could easily spend an hour just roaming the aisles. There's so much to see--it almost feels like a little field trip every time we go.