Amazing selection of South Asian cooking ingredients, from amazing produce to snacks, frozen meals,…read moreand everything in between. I would highly recommend Patel Bros. To South Asians and anyone interested in cooking South Asian foods. Only 4 stars because I have an ethical problem with the owner and his sons. Do not buy or consume their "freshly prepared" foods, unless you are near a bathroom.

We tried to order samosas and sweets for a Diwali party but were told we couldn't order that far in…read moreadvance (on a Wednesday for a Monday party). Said to call a couple days before and they'd see what they could do. Disappointing. It was also my first visit to the store. A little overwhelming. Not really catering to a broad audience. I struggled to understand the layout and find what we wanted. It's a staple and a good source for Indian specific items. But not really welcoming for newbies.

European Food & Gifts is a little shop tucked behind B&B Restaurant. It's small but don't let that…read morefool you! They have a huge variety from many nice jewelry pieces, crockery, baked goods, food & dairy products, health items, frozen foods, fresh hot prepared items and a deli counter! The items are unique and some you won't find at the other European stores! Service is friendly and welcoming. Prices are comparable to others. They had a fresh baked salmon Wellington that looked really delicious! I would have purchased it but we weren't going directly home. A very clean, neat and organized store.

What an adorable store and delicious deli! When you walk in you are greeted with the smells of…read moredelicious food that made me want to try everything. I ordered a corn beef Rueben and a euro club and then munched on a mushroom role up while I enjoyed walking through the store. There are so many cool candies, jewelry and gift baskets as well as plate and cookware. I look forward to coming back and having pierogis and kahbasa

An Asian Grocery Store in Aurora! I went in today to check it out and the owner told me they have…read moreonly been opened for 3 days. The store isn't fully stocked as he is expecting more shipments this week. Most of the items were not price tagged yet, but the prices are slightly higher than your big box stores since they're smaller. That might be worth it to not have to drive 20 minutes to get to another store. 20lb bag of Three Horses rice is $21 and a 2.5oz bag of shrimp chips are $2. They are planning on carrying a wide variety of Asian groceries, including Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian, and Filipino food. They have sauces, rice, noodles, snacks, some clothes, hair dyes, beverages, frozen food and some refrigerated food. Located between Advance Auto Parts and Shan Li's. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ )

No stars. The person working there was playing on the slot machines. Never acknowledged us. The…read morestore was in disarray. Stay away!

Recently I have been shopping at the K D Fresh Market in Schaumburg, they have a hot bar where for…read more$7.99 you can get one meat & two sides, it's absolutely delicious & you get a lot of food so I make two meals!

I often wondered if I would be able to erase the imprint of Joseph's memories after it closed…read more Erased. KD is great! It is very spacious, clean, and unique! Great prices overall. Fresh produce. You can find some great deals on their fresh meats too. The bakery is dangerous for carb resistors as they prepare some treats that are truly magic in here. I can never just walk by for I am too weak. In my humble and hungry opinion, KD's highlight are their prepared items. Those soups are the best! Wild mushroom, a few borscht variations, all delicious. They have full on prepared dinners too. I can't get enough of those blintzes...blintz twice if you're addicted. Considering the competition within the surrounding Crystal Lake area, do I think K D is distinctive enough to hold it's own? Of borscht I do. #dadjokes

I love coming to this grocery store. Very unique items and always fresh. From groceries to every…read moreday items you can stock up on a lot here. The ambiance is a little tight but given the space they're working with they made it work really good. Not your typical grocery store Must try if you like trying new things.

Terribly disappointing. The rice bag was compromised, infested with maggots. The zoolbia was stale…read more I was so excited to pick up some hard to find favorites and very sad to have wasted money here. With the way inflation has taken a toll on grocery prices, this place was an expensive mistake.

Our fav place for boba tea. The best around for boba drinks. The food and other grocery items are…read moreall fresh. A great place to stop in..

The Asian grocery scene is definitely getting competitive in Schaumburg, with Joong Boo down the…read morestreet, Mitsuwa not too far away and H Mart opening...eventually. And yes, in case you didn't know, while it's called "International", all those nations are in Asia. We come here mainly for two things - either getting ingredients to make hot pot at home, or just eating hot pot here. They also have dry pot, which my wife and I really like as an option. You grab a basket and fill it with whatever veggies you want, then a separate one and fill it with proteins, then you pay by the weight. You can either get it hot pot style in a big bowl of hot broth, or dry pot where they cook it in the broth but serve your food already cooked. As far as the grocery selection, they have a big seafood selection and a decent butcher area. Also a lot of Asia snacks and frozen selection, and a small liquor section too. Produce is fine. But if you're making hot pot at home, they have the sliced meat, soup base, sauces, and a little frozen fish ball self-serve area. If you don't want to eat hot pot here, they serve other Asian hot dishes, and there's a bubble tea spot and bakery here, but I haven't tried anything else besides the hot pot. Sense a trend yet? It's not as big as Joong Boo, and it's bigger than the current H Mart for now but will be interesting to see how the new one compares. Overall it's a fine grocery store and we'll come back when that craving for mala spice strikes.

nice place get all your African stuff at affordable prices. Staff are always willing to help locate…read moreitems.

This place has the best quality products. I am a Yorùbá religion practicioner and I come here to…read morepurchase palm oil, kola nuts, bitter kola, shea butter and smoked fish and much more. They are soon going to be opening up a new kitchen and will be selling Egusi soup.

Park to Shop is my go-to Asian grocery store. They have a food court inside, live and frozen…read moreseafood, a bakery section, and even kitchen supplies, in addition to fresh produce and packaged goods. Here are some of things that are usually on the shopping list: * dried rice noodles (for pho and noodle soups) * sauces or seasonings (hot pot broth packets, xo sauce, chicken bouillon, pho soup powder, bun bo hue soup powder, pho spices, chinese cooking wine, dashi, fried garlic, fried onion, etc.) * produce (bok choy, pea shoots) * tofu * baked goods (bbq pork buns, hot dog buns) * frozen items (dumplings, udon) I re-stock on items that I wouldn't be able to easily access to the grocery stores closer to me. It's definitely an out-of-the-way grocery trip for me, but the Park to Shop Aurora location is much closer than say, driving the Chinatown for Asian groceries. I am glad I can get what I need here, the prices are average/accessible, and there are so many options to eat Pacifica Square so it's fun to make a little trip out of it. My order usually is 1) eat something delicious in the food court or right around Pacifica Square, then 2) walk off the food by grocery shopping. Be sure to peruse the sauce aisle! That's my favorite.

I am very appreciative of having a big Asian market in this area. In the past, I would have to…read moredrive further into Naperville but I like how this location has most of the things I need. The parking lot is huge and I rarely see full. Everything in the market can be hard to find but as long as you kinda know what you want, you shouldn't have a huge issues. Besides, there are always translation apps that can help you. There is a food court with plenty of options. And even outside, there are plenty of restaurants. But I normally come for the shopping.