An Asian supermarket that is ethically Taiwanese located in Edison, NJ. The only way to access…read morethis supermarket for transportation is by car. After a sobering visitation for a beloved family member within New Jersey state, we patronized Kam Man Food to pass time while waiting for a cafe to open for the day. There is a free parking lot shared with neighboring businesses. Kam Man Food sits at 511 Old Post Road shopping complex. There is baked goods and a prepared pre-cooked Dim Sum items, a fish market, and some Chinese bamboo plants. My party found Kam Man Food extortionate high priced for a lot of items. Chinese vegetable, bok choy is $4.99 per pound where I can purchase this for $3.26 per pound key market price also in Queens, NYC. One whole red snapper fish, the display signage was $12.00 per piece where this same fish in Queens, NYC would be $10.50. Looking back, our sales receipt honestly state an utter disdain extortionate $15.07 for one whole red snapper fish!! Oh! This business practice price gouging where price is exorbitant high. We suffered from intense buyer's remorse. Cashiers appeared disgruntled with an melancholy indifferent attitude, as noted by a Yelper. Respectfully, I was not impressed with this Asian supermarket and neither was my party. Sales receipts are physically printed in English and Traditional Chinese. There is a small seating area with tables near the exit. Store policy: No refund. "Fish, meat, bread, produce, and refrigerated/frozen items may be exchanged within 2 hours of purchase w/ receipt. Other items within 7 days w/ receipt." Nota Bene: Effective May 4, 2022, New Jersey implemented one of the nation's strictest bag bans which prohibits single-use plastic bags and paper bags at large grocery stores. Bring your own re-useable shopping bags.

It's been a while since I've visited, and man did I do some damage to my wallet! It was crowded…read more(of course!), and the service was friendly. Parking was a little crazy because there were quite a few snow piles in the lot. My first stop is always the prepared food section - picked up: - roast pork (char siu) - crispy pork belly (siu yuk) - dimsum (they had a sale of 5/$20): 3 boxes of shrimp dumplings (har gow), 1 box of pork dumplings (shumai) and 1 box of fried glutinous rice dumplings (ham sui gok) - pineapple buns (bolo bao) - sweetened soybean milk - Chinese fried dough sticks (a great complement to the soybean milk) For the pantry, I grabbed some white pepper powder, hot sesame oil, and instant noodles (Shin Ramyun). Chinese New Year is around the corner, so stop by for traditional snacks!

Fresh veggies a-plenty and more selection at a cheap price in July…read more They also have a new Shanghai You Garden in the food court, so that was nice! Bakery had 50% off breads for the day.

Nice Chinese food grocery store, it also has a fish department with fresh fish and shellfish. You…read morecan ask them to clean it and have it fried as well. This store is nice, with a wide selection of Chinese food-related items. They also have a section with warm food, so you can sit and eat there as well. Over all decent place with good service. The ambiance isn't much; it's like any grocery store, with different sections. However, they do not have a butcher section for getting meat, just refrigerated packaged meats.

Great food and helpful staff. Highly recommend getting meat here. Extremely clean. They also have…read morefood which is great. The tea is superb!

If you're looking for a good place to eat that very affordable, Four seasons was a great place for…read morethat. Most dishes also range below $20 so it's super affordable for the amount of food you're getting for New Jersey. I would say that if you were a smaller eater, you can make this two meals. If you're a college student also it is so close to the Rutgers university campus. I remember a lot of people mentioning four seasons when I was a student at Rutgers. Lots of people order takeout, and they constantly had people pick up food. I'm sure some of that was the students. It had a very large menu of different Thai foods. I will say that I go very basic with Thai usually going for the pad see ew or pad Thai. They had a lot more on the menu and they also had different stars around the most popular menu items. They also have classic Thai tea if you wanted to get a drink. You had the option also to pick your spiciness level and I will say that I picked mild and it was on the spicier side so they do not play around. If you can't handle spice, don't get any spice at all! You can also pick the protein that you want with options like beef, chicken, and tofu. I will say the pad see ew very delicious, but it also wasn't necessary the best pad see ew I've ever had. Still, though with the price and the reliability of the place, it is un beatable. Service was fast. Also, it was self seating and also self paying. At the end of our time at the restaurant we waited a little bit longer because we didn't realize that we had to pay up at the counter. They had around 40 people worth of seating. The interior is a more cozy lived in wooden designed space. I wouldn't say that the interior was anything that was remarkably special, meaning the food was just made selling point. There is parking around the area so I wouldn't say that would be a problem either. It shares parking with the local other shops in that strip plaza.

Still one of my favorite Thai places when I'm in the area. I love that they give you a pitcher of…read morewater so I don't have to constantly ask for more water. We got the fried pork, pad thai and pad kee mao. All so delicious that I finished all three plates.

Very Good Place In Somerville/Bridgewater Area, Find Food & Grocery same place. Easy Parking Great…read moreCustomer Service

Excellent gujaraati food, warm and welcoming staff!…read more I highly recommend this place for a quick lunch spot and to pick up some pantry staples, including fresh produce!

I went here for the food court, and I got tangsuyuk ($18.99). The portion was small for the price…read more I definitely had better portion with better pricing elsewhere. The amount of sauce they gave for the tangsuyuk was also lacking. Not sure if it was just us but we didn't get any banchan (radish) with our order while I saw everyone else got one. I also tried to order another dish right after someone else ordered, and they told me they're closed now. The parking at this hmart was pretty bad though. It took some time to find parking in the parking lot. Probably due it's located at a pretty busy plaza with a lot of restaurants. There were a lot of people at the food court, and it was pretty noisy.

A grocery run at H Mart has become one of my favorite things to do after visiting Island Spa,…read morelocated in the same plaza. I usually swing by on weekday afternoons when it's quieter and easier to browse without the rush. Some of the prices are on the higher side, but the quality and overall shopping experience make it worth it. The store feels bright and organized which could be relaxing and a nice contrast to most grocery runs. The produce, meat, and seafood sections are always fresh and well stocked, with plenty of variety. I especially love their tofu selection, ready to eat banchans, and marinated meats, perfect for quick dinners. I find myself always ending up with a box of Korean pears, golden kiwis, and soy milk in my cart no matter what I came in for. This little spa and grocery ritual always leaves me feeling recharged, with a calm mind and a happy fridge.

I had a great experience at Bombay Spice II. We started with a rose flavored falooda with basil…read moreseeds which was creamy and delicious. For appetizers, I tried the chef's special vegetarian appetizer that came in a martini glass, such a fun and unique presentation, and the chicken 65 which was spicy, flavorful, and really well done. The sizzling prawns were amazing. The dosa was excellent, perfectly crispy and filled with spiced potatoes and topped with cheese. It came with coconut chutney, tomato chutney, spicy chutney, and sambar, the lentil vegetable soup that traditionally accompanies dosa. Everything paired really well together. We also ordered the curry chicken with garlic naan, which was rich and comforting. For dessert, I had mango ice cream served in mango purée with fresh fruit and dried fruit on top, a perfect way to end the meal. Great food, presentation, and overall experience. I would definitely come back.

Stopped in as first timers around 2:15p to grab Kati Rolls and a snack for the road as we headed…read moreback home 30 min away. I had the Lasooni Paneer Roll and specified mild- and assorted pakora while my wife had a Chana Masala roll and asked for it spicy - and a vada pav for later. Our order was read to us to confirm and we even triple validated on the register screen. The order was prepared quickly (as we were the only ones there aside from a family leaving. I began with the pakora before we even got in the car and these were delicious. Crispy and no oily residue left on the fingers. It came with a green chutney but could have used a tamarind chutney. The rolls are split in half and wrapped individually. My wife said on her chana roll the flatbread itself was good but the stuffing was overly salty. It also wasn't spicy enough for her. As I opened my Paneer roll, I noted it was pretty sloppy- there were chunks of paneer outside of the wrap under the wax paper layer. Ok fine, as long as it tastes good. As I went to take a bite I noticed an unusual amount of chili flakes. Oh no, did they mix up the spice levels even though we triple checked? Yep. Inedible. Worst part was my wife tried it and said it was just chili flakes that they used and it didn't add or help the flavor just added heat. I tried her vada pav as a substitute but as with the chana- overly salted. Great start with the pakora but poor quality control especially with us having the only order at the time.

Overall great hole in a wall for traditional Punjabi food. Daal makhani was perfect and was not too…read moreheavy. Saag and chole saag were good as well. Fish pakora was nice a and crispy, however batter could use more flavor. Hospitality was nice and workers were kind.

It's been there for a long time .. I remember eating here 6-7 years ago. I was passing by oak tree…read moreand wanted to re-visit them .. it was about 6 pm and I was craving for a quick tea and snack .. nicely located right in the heart of oak tree rd. Parking outside is good... it wasn't crowded and hence the billing and service was quick . There were some tables inside to sit and eat ... Was craving for mirchi bajji and it was pre made and kept close to the billing , so people can look at it and order . The only issue was, it wasn't. Fresh . Once I ordered , they took a couple of bajjis and fried it and brought it back . Very average bajji. It was soggy and not crispy at all. It tasted a bit sour and tangy. Just had a couple of pieces and threw it out , after coming to home . Would have returned it if I had a taste in the shop itself . Disappointed ! Also orders to-go malai kulfi and of course - they gave me mango kulfi . I couldn't return it and get my malai kulfi . But the taste of kulfi was superbbb. One of the best kulfis I have had in Oak tree area. Also ordered tea. It was average. Overall a very average visit . Will probably go back some day to taste their food .