I love this store! First off, they are so friendly. This store has many variety of Asian goods. In…read moreaddition, they sell fresh vegetables which is delivered every Tuesday. Be mindful that this is only possible during the summer time or when it's available. Definitely one of the best Asian store in JC. This is the ONLY store that seems to sell Filipino groceries in JC.

JC's friendly Asian neighbourhood market! I go here for all my Asian cooking ingredients. Except…read morefresh herbs like mint and basil, which I need to venture to Manhattan for. But otherwise this is my go-to.

I do think the food is pretty good. Adobo chicken is pretty good with its taste and sauce on it…read more Even the rice is cook pretty well. The service are pretty friendly and are helpful.

I've been on an exploratory restaurant kick lately. That said, I am typically open minded and…read morewilling to try anything once. We were looking for some place to get dinner in walking distance and decided on trying Ting's as I've yet to try Filipino in the KC metro. I knew from previously walking through the farmer's market on the weekends, that this would be a casual setting. I'm familiar with Filipino food so I was excited to try this spot. However, the whole set up felt odd. There's a touch screen up front for you to place your order and pay, while the cook is behind the glass cooking up orders. You have no one at the counter to speak to or ask any questions. Mind you, I was not expecting a fine dining situation, but once the food was ready and it came out on a paper plate, something in you sinks. You expect that sort of presentation from a BBQ joint. I don't expect the sole cook to have the ability to also do front of house tasks, but there was no signage indicating you're to retrieve your own plastic ware. Also, no napkins anywhere, and the dude was clearly trying to clean up and get outta there, so I didn't bother asking for any. As for the food, it was fine. Nothing to write home about. I got the chicken adobo since it's something I've had at friend's homes before, but this lacked some salt & omph. I didn't bother trying my partner's pancit. Although, he gave me a bite of shrimp that tasted over cooked. This might be better as a lunch option when things are more lively on the weekends. ___ Heads up: while their hours say they're open until 7pm, they stop taking orders around 6pm... so if you're a Rivermarket local looking for dinner options, this may not be it.

The buffet is fantastic! Great way to try many authentic Mexican dishes in one go. The mole chicken…read morewas fantastic! Rich mildly sweet sauce and super juicy tender chicken throughout.

This was a shock to me when I found out that there is a Mexican buffet! I went to try it and it was…read morenot disappointing! Everything was yummy and fresh. The service was fast and people were super nice! Price was also fair!

It's been a while since I've been back here, but I was craving some good Laotian food. I brought my…read morebrother, who was visiting from Houston, to give it a try and it did not disappoint. Everything was delicious! The laab sen was full of flavor with just the right amount of spice--it honestly made me miss Houston so much. The papaya salad was perfectly made and had a great spicy kick. The pad see ew was nicely cooked with wonderful flavor, and the khao poon was rich, comforting, and absolutely delicious. Definitely satisfied our cravings! . The owners were very nice and engaging!

I very rarely come here for produce unless it's an emergency. A small container of laogaima is…read more5.99$. Why?! When at the other Asian stores it's 2$ cheaper.

This supermarket has everything you need when it comes to Asian food. They have a huge variety and…read moreI love that they have certain things that I haven't seen at pan-Asia. They have a Korean and Japanese section. Their produce is also very fresh and clean.

Excellent as always. Service outstanding. Great selection of food. Simple ambiance. Anything you…read morewant Asian you can find here plus the fresh fruit and vegetables are reasonably priced and extensive.

My sister comes here to buy Filipino sausage they have there. I think this is the only place where…read moreyou can find them but are expensive. one pack or bag is $10. $7-8 would be better. Location is terrible you would not know it is there unless someone told you about it. The place def needs upgrading for it to be called grocery store. It is more of street vendor type vibe with refrigerators. Labeling for prices and weight is based on what they say so be cautious. Always ask for the price and weight before buying.

I was there March 27,2024. I purchase a vacuumed sealed tapang bangus vacuumed frozen fish and…read moredried squid! I ask how much it cost per package. I was told by the owner oh it is per pound. The packaging says how much it weigh already. When she was ringing me up with my goods, she still went ahead and weigh the products that is already been weighed by the manufacturer. I got 8 items and was charge almost 90 dollars. I came home and mind you i am 5 months pregnant, i was going to fry some squid because it is one thing f most filipinos fav dried fish, found black molds. Apparently it says on the package that it has to be in the cold environment at all times. Ut the owner is just letting it sits in the counter with room temperature. No wonder why molds grew inside. I called her and she got an attitude and was told" it is normal to have mold in the dried fish." So she was saying that it is ok for pregnant woman to eat mold. I told her i am servsafe certified and run a multi million dollar restaurant and i know what i am talking about. And i was told to just return it. Im Hoping she would not re sell it.

It's a grocery. Very disorganized and I will not be surprised if I pick up something expired. Huge…read moreboxes and rusting freezers everywhere. The staff are even barefoot! Its sad that this is the only Filipino Place in KC. I brought in my friend just to at least showcase what Filipino culture is and this is what I got.

i'm quite positive the Pan-American buffet this joint had is what led to it's demise…read more The foods a la carte were okay, but when you have a buffett, noobs of a certain cuizine will usually defer to that so they can get a good idea of what the big picture is. And of course, since the buffet always sucked with food that was not the freshest, they failed at impressing first time customers.

A gem of a place. I'm familiar with the Indian markets in Queens, NY and the Chinese markets around…read morecity hall in NYC. This place isn't the same but it has that vibe of unfamiliar, unexpected, unique and interesting. It's loaded to the gills with stuff from China, Korea, Japan and etc.. Japanese candies? Yup. Those odd Kit-Kats? Yup. They also have a wide freezer section of items.. fish, buns, dumplings and things I'm not sure are of this world. A great place to get those thick pieces of ginger for your tea, etc..

Decent little Asian market. Not too big but carries a good selection of Chinese, Korean, Japanese,…read moreFilipino, etc. grocery basics and snack items. Also has refrigerated and frozen cases, plus produce.