I like Komart for certain items that I can't find at H Mart or other Korean groceries. It's…read moredefinitely showing its age as compared to the sparkling new HMart nearby. Still they have some hard to find items or produce that we like to have in the house. I sometimes pick up the pre-prepared bibimbap veggies and some herbs and perilla leaves. Also maybe mugwart (sometimes I don't know what I'm getting but my SO does and she points it out so I know what it looks like but not what it's called). Recently I could not find a certain type of seaweed anywhere else but Komart had it. It's never crowded and service has always been helpful for me. I have not eaten at the little cafe. I always stop at Ajumma after Komart and get some kimbap or soondae to go.

This is a smaller Korean grocery store located near H Mart. It carries most of the items I…read moretypically look for at an Asian grocery store, but it's not my favorite overall. I did notice they have a nice variety of bagged, flavored corn snack balls. I picked up the melon-flavored ones to try with my family, and we all thought they were good! They also have a food court, although the options are somewhat limited, similar to the grocery selection. That said, the food looked good, and I'd be interested in trying it next time. After exploring the store, I still prefer my go-to Asian supermarkets in the DFW area, like H Mart and 99 Ranch. However, I do appreciate that they offer items on sale. That's definitely a plus!

Very small Korean grocery, kinda hidden in a group of warehouse businesses in old Korea town. 1…read moreside is the grocery, and 1 side is food court. We came mainly for the food court, they had Japanese, Chinese, Nicaraguan, African/Caribbean. We ordered from China Factory which you have to order at the front register then they give you a ticket to take to the food counter. Overall the food was good, not very crowded here.

This grocery store is located in a small shopping plaza off of Harry Hines Blvd. Once you drive…read moreinto the plaza, it'll be on your left. It's a small and definitely old grocery store. It was warm and muggy when I walked but it isn't a big deal. First off, you cannot compare this place to HMart!!! They are completely different grocery stores because this one is 100% Korean and it's older. It is clean but it could be cleaner. All items sold at this store are in Korean and a little bit of English. There are English speaking people here (not a lot of them) however everyone does speak Korean which is fine by me because the staff were very very kind! Also, they do not sell fresh herbs or produce. Most of their food sold are packaged or frozen which come straight from Korea. They do have fresh meats and fish but I personally wouldn't buy meats here. All the fresh produce that they have like apples or Napa cabbage which aren't kept in coolers. They are on the floor around the open freezers which was odd because the store itself was not cold, it was warm throughout the store and I went here when it was 50 degrees outside. There array of numerous choices of frozen products are AWESOME! I will come back to buy dumplings and kimche and the selling point of this grocery store is that the prices are GOOD! for authentic imported Korean products, prices are so reasonable which is the best selling point of this place. Overall, I would go back just to by prepackaged and frozen food.

Simply the best and closer to me. If you can't find a certain grocery item or items, H Mart will…read moredefinitely have what you need and more, i.e. fresh produce, a great selection of meats and seafood. The shelves are always stocked, friendly customer service and clean, which is a plus. If you're thinking about visiting H Mart, go, I can guarantee you will not be disappointed. Go and you will be glad you did. :)

First of all, this is an incredible store. They have litterally anything you can think of and the…read moreprices are great!! Fresh produce is lovely (best place for strawberries) and there is always a great deal (like 10 lbs of oranges for $10)! Prepared food and kimchi are so convenient! That all being said, what I came here to review was the food court. This place is great! My mom and I ordered the bibimbap and it was INSANELY DELICIOUS!! It was the size of a dinner platter and rice was so crispy! Filled with tons of vegetables and pickled veggies on the side to explore! The only negative I have is that the water cups are the size of dixie cups so would recommend bringing your own water and every store announces " order number ____ please take the meal" every 5 seconds on the loud speaker. It's a little distracting at first, but it'll grow on you. (it's an inside joke now with my family) This place is so unique and special! Keep it up!!

No problem exchanging an item and they have products you can't buy most other places . Great…read moreselection of dried fruits and nuts

Great produce and great prices . If you want the best produce shop here . The fresh baked bread is…read morevery good and they have a great meat selection .

Highly upset that I couldn't barter to get a discount on the groceries I was attempting to purchase…read more! I wanted the best down the road price and they wouldn't negotiate with me . I'll never be back to shop again

I bought $37 worth of mango cartons labeled "deliciously sweet." However, the mangoes turned out to…read morebe very sour, raw, and inedible, so I felt that the price did not match the product. I sent an email to the customer care and they never replied.

The oldest home built in Plano, Texas was built in 1867. This shop inside the home is named The…read moreWooden Spoon and sells Scandinavian candies and gifts. The lady who helped us was as sweet as could be. The gift shop is located on the first floor of the home and had everything from candy, wooden horse toys, Santa figures, books and more. We both bought Swedish candy and I was able to sit in the original owners rocking chair. Mike B. bought a lot of delicious sweets. I am astonished that an endearing business started so long ago still exists today. Kudos to you Wooden Spoon for your delicious candy and outstanding service.

Got a some products as a Christmas gift from Wooden Spoon from shipped to me from a friend. I live…read morein Prosper TX and they are in Plano, I know it's not far but some perishable items just in a box with some Ice bags, no cooler? Also the box was packed like a kindergartner did it, horrible! On top of that many items were expired! Highly recommend you do not use them for gifts shipped, maybe the store is better but don't get stuff shipped! I see great reviews, we had a zero star experience as the recipient of shipping. At least in the store you can see if the stuff you are buying is expired.

This review is specifically for an amazing hot sauce made by Cheech Foods, Inc. - named "The Cheech…read more- Smokin' Chipotle Hot Sauce." It has a picture of Cheech Marin's face on the label. Man O' man is this stuff awesome! It's spicy hot! hot! hot! With lots of smoky flavor! This sauce has Jalapeno peppers, Red Tabasco peppers, Cayenne peppers, and Habanero peppers, plus all of the normal stuff: Molasses, cane sugar, lime juice, garlic, papaya, salt, and more! This stuff has to be tasted to be appreciated! You will definitely notice that your scalp is perspiring a few minutes after tasting/eating this sauce. You know those endorphins are kicking in! Yummm! And no, there is no marijuana in the hot sauce's ingredients! :-)

I made a comment on my friends page, that I had not found any great Filipino places to eat in DFW…read more Someone for this restaurant reached out to ask me to try this place. I love that there is a Filipino store attached because they do sell stuff that the asian market near us doesn't sell and it's very specific. The restaurant has a lot of potential, the food was authentic and tasty. They have a small stage for performances and karaoke. With proper marketing I can see this as the place to be on a Friday or Saturday night. Our meal was comp'd which was great, just like to disclose this. We didn't get much because it was pretty much my wife and I eating and my two kids wouldn't each much, so they could just share. We got lumpia, chicken adobo, pork adobo, dinaguan, and pinakbet. I don't usually eat dinaguan and pinakbet, but I had some and it was delicious. It's Turo-turo style which is cool but if I was someone who was unfamiliar with Filipino food, which is a large majority of people in DFW, I'd have labels on the food or even have some samples that people know, ur pancit, Sinigang, sisig. The food was really good as it stand the most authentic tasting food in DFW. Please give them a try.

As I walked in, the market section was devoid of anyone. The large monitor showing feed from…read moremultiple security cameras can not be missed. Staff must not spent time in this section unless necessary. When I entered the restaurant section, an employee took up a table on the far side to work. Walking toward the ordering line, the large printed menu with covered prices caught me off guard. Without prices nor descriptions, the menu was useless. Eventually, I saw the actual menu behind the counter. Without descriptions nor photos, I had to make an educated guess. After confirming with the cook that lechon was pork, I ordered the Lechon Kawali. The dining area was spartan. The tables were a combination of picnic benches and four-tops. When I went to grab napkins, I noticed the utensils were plastic. On the plus side, they had knives which eventually came in handy. As I was the sole customer, my order came out very quickly. The kitchen employee started my order before she approached the register. The food was served in styrofoam containers, the fried pork in one container and the rice in another. The sauce was served in a small plastic container. The sign by the register puzzled me. Once customers submit gratuity, it can not be refunded. Why would diners require that warning? Not as interesting, signs by the trash cans request customers to bus their own tables. Fortunately, due to the styrofoam containers and plate, that was a synch.

Absolutely the rudest, most confrontational, smuggest, young girl employee I've ever had the most…read moreunfortunate encounter with! EVER! And I'm in my 60's! Very very nasty! Do not know her name but she worked the self check out at 12:57 Monday the 22nd of July. I did speak to the manager, Estelle who was incredibly kind and assured me the employee would be spoken to but I myself will not go back when there is a 2nd choice in the same amount of distance.

Never in my life would I have thought I'd be reviewing a Walmart, but after the shocking experience…read moreI just encountered, I feel the need to testify. Just this morning I stopped at the Walmart Farmers Branch location at the corner of Josey and Valley View Lane for a few things I needed. This place is usually always very easy to shop in, and the few interactions I've had with the employees there were always positive, as they are always friendly and willing to help. Well today, I was blown away! I used the self-checkout like I always do, and when I scanned a bottle of the Equate brand of Dayquil, the usual age verification popped up, prompting a clerk to override the request. I am way older than the 19 years of age required to make this purchase. A friendly middle-aged man came by, smiled and greeted me, typed in his credentials, then walked away. For some reason, the machine did not want me to buy the item, so I flagged the nice man down and told him what was happening. He tried several times to get the item to go through, and even called a very nice Hispanic woman, who tried assisting but she could not make it work either. The nice man turned to me and told me he is comping the product as I had to wait all that time. I WAS FLOORED!! Exceptional customer service is a rarity in this day and age, let alone mostly non-existent in a Walmart. This made my day!! Thank you Walmart, and thanks to the manager who went above and beyond!

Everything is made to order but it is definitely worth the wait!…read more I really liked my kumochi puffs and my husband really liked the fresh made butter cone. The place was super cute to take pictures too!

honestly it's the mochi donuts trend but cut up…read more tastes how you would expect! chewy not too sweet depending on your toppings pretty expensive for a dessert