As far as grocery stores in our area go, Valli is one of the best. Over the years, we've seen them…read moreexpand their selection. They have one of the best selections of ethnic foods in the area so finding something special is usually easy to do there. Their produce can't be beaten. They have a huge selection of all different types of produce - fruits and vegetables, many I've never tried before but will eventually. They also have an amazing deli counter with probably the best pricing around. With good pricing, their cold cuts turn over quickly so you know you are always getting something fresh. While they used to be the least expensive store for just about everything, we've also seen their prices climb over the years. But compared to the large grocers in the area like Jewel, they are much less expensive. Shopping at Valli can be fun - you'll see things you've never seen before. Lots of people shop there so also be prepared for lines at their checkout counters. But, it's all worth it.

A good choice for produce and deli meats. The store is well stocked and clean. They have a large…read moreselection of fruits and vegetables and prices are reasonable. The deli has a larger variety than other local grocery stores and the prices for their advertised specials are lower than other places. They also have a variety of ethnic foods, spices and other items.

This is not my "home" Trader Joe's, but one I frequent, especially when doing a weekly stock up of…read moregroceries AND other supplies. The layout doesn't always make sense to my brain, but when it doesn't, the staff is usually kind to either grab the item or point me in the right direction. The manager also offered over the summer to take pre-orders for items for the marching band that I feed. It helped me avoid feeling like a donkey and buying out one item in stock. I appreciate the prices, imported items, and variety!

Trader Joe's is a nice shopping experience. You'd be surprised at the variety of unique items in…read moreeach area of the store! The prices for the products are very reasonable considering they are gourmet quality, fresh often direct from the producer. The store is kept spotless and is very well organized. They had really nice boxes of ripe Georgia peaches today (7/2/25). The Ezekiel bread is brought in fresh not frozen and a super bargain at only $5.99 a loaf!! The other grocer's are in the frozen section and charge $7.99 on sale! The flower section is really nice and offers large & small bouquets for everyone's pocketbook!

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.

May looks smaller than the ones that I have been to in the past, this place have quite a lot of…read moreselections of food items. This store has the exotic fruits that u liked which is the durian. It was super convenient to visit this location for us while in town since we stayed at a hotel around here.

I have been to H-Marts in Lost Angeles, Rancho Cucamonga, Chicago, and San Diego. It is a great…read morestore, and since I moved from California to Chicago' Northwest Suburbs a year ago, I have been missing. My menu planning has been all but crippled by not being able to shop here anymore. So imagine my delight when I found a two branches of H-Mart, both less than an hours drive from where I now live.

Jerry in the deli is an awesome employee. Always so kind and polite and very professional. I come…read moreto the deli just to see him. He always puts a smile on my face and everyone else's as well

The store is amazing in their International offerings, but where they fail is the price…read more The store is huge, and we went specifically for the loose nuts for the squirrels to give them a bit of help this time of year. Stores like Jewel do not even have loose nuts for sale. We did buy some loose walnuts but the other items - no way when we know we can get them for less.

My family visited the food court and took a stroll through the store afterwards. It appeared to be…read moreclean and well stocked. There are a lot of fresh options in the produce and fish sections, but admittedly, we were there for snacks. They have an awesome selection of snacks that are out of the ordinary (in a great way) compared to other groceries in the area. I'm not going to elaborate that much on this, but the food court experience was awesome and we loved everything we got - which was about 6 different plates from the various vendors.

I was in Schaumburg and decided to check this place out because of all the TikTok hype. It's a…read morenice, smaller Asian market located down the street from the mall, with a wide array of products. The store was clean and had a good overall ambiance. Service was average--when I asked staff about a few items, it seemed like they were still getting familiar with the layout, as I was directed to the wrong areas a couple of times. In terms of pricing, I found it to be a bit higher compared to other Asian markets in the area. Nothing really stood out as exceptional or above average. Overall, if you're in the area, it's worth stopping by to check it out, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

I rarely do reviews of grocery stores, especially the ones I regularly frequent however, I did feel…read moreobligated to do one for this particular Whole Foods. The reason I did is because I find that no matter what day or what time I come here luckily despite the very small constructed parking lot, I always find parking number two and another reason I really like this place is that I do my Amazon returns here and every time I show up here the line if there is one really moves quickly. Lastly, I really like this place because they're always stocked. It seems like to me at least and every time I come looking for something they always have exactly what I'm looking for regardless of whether it's fresh fish the specific scones I like from the bakery or trying to get some type of new organic gum mints. I will call out the reason that they are four-star is because they continually understaffed their checkout lanes, forcing us customer who already paying overpriced items to become temporary employees of Amazon and check ourselves out as well. I do not like self checkout, remove the self checkout.

I ran in for a few of my Amazon returns. In the past, this was my favorite Whole Foods because the…read morebakery carried vegan items that no other Whole Foods does. However, they no longer offer vegan blueberry or vegan chocolate chip cupcakes. My husband loved their house made sourdough garlic bread, and I was sad to come home empty-handed. He was excited for it. While some are celebrating "Veganuary," I am making an attempt to go gluten-free in order to empathize with those with Celiac Disease. Very doubtful that I can do it. I did ask at the bakery about their vegan fresh pizza cheese, and the nice young man at the counter showed me what they use, and I took the photo posted below. There are MUCH better options for vegan cheese than what they offer. I would rather just go cheeseless on my pizza with lots of veggies. I have no reason to return unless I am in the area for an Amazon return.

I like this location. Seems to be well stocked most times and clean inside. Customer service has…read morebeen pretty good. I order delivery from this store frequently and find that they do a very good job with that. I would recommend this store.

It's a big corporate grocery store, I mean the barrage of bad reviews for here basically tell the…read morestory. Now, I do come here probably the most out of our local groceries since it's closest and generally has what we need for our weekly haul. Salads, kale, milk, eggs, bananas, meats, fish, all the usual stuff. If you come on the wrong day the produce area might be bare but otherwise you might find some decent deals on stuff. The big issue nowadays is their stupid app you have to use to get these deals. Reception is bad in the store and their wifi is spotty, but you have to use the app otherwise you're just overpaying for things. And of course it's ageist...I'm used to using my phone for everything, but not everyone has a smartphone or knows how to get these deals. You already have our phone number and the data of what we're buying, why make us jump through more hoops? It's annoying, and makes what could be a quick grocery run into a frustrating experience.

A very nice gentleman runs this place, if you like middle eastern food and other stuff then this is…read morethe place for you

Wonderful shopping experience. A store full of interesting products at great prices. Some new…read morethings to try along with the standard MENA items not generally found out in the suburbs. Want a cultural experience? Pick up some bread, cheese, roast pepper spread, and an Ülker pistachio bar; it's a picnic! It's always nice to support a local business but even more so when the owner is this kind and charming.

Amazon Fresh gets mixed reviews. I like shopping there. They are not the least expensive grocery…read morestore, yet they are less than the local big box grocers. They are inconsistent in their stock - often gaps appear where something is out of stock. They also don't make it easy to find items where there are special needs, such as finding gluten-free items. Where they do have them, they are not localized in one area like you would find in other stores. We went in for a specific gluten-free item and just couldn't find it. We asked someone who works there and they said they didn't know where it was - that it could be anywhere. Regardless, I am usually able to find most of what we need. The discounts they apply to Amazon Prime members really helps, too.

This isnt for amazon fresh theres no catalog for Amazon to be placed in therefore i must use this…read moreplatform to tell my story .. I am beyond disgusted and disappointed. Like most people, I order online regularly. Amazon has become the Walmart of online shopping--you click and buy. I'm a Prime member and order weekly, so I feel it's important to point out that as a Prime customer, I almost never receive my orders within the promised 48 hours. Yet every time I place an order, that delivery window is what's advertised. As usual, the driver marked the package as delivered and uploaded a photo. The problem? The photo was of a random fence. Not my home. Not my porch. A fence. And that was accepted as "proof of delivery." I'm livid. This isn't just a careless driver--this reflects Amazon's broken delivery process and poor hiring standards. Who thinks snapping a picture of a random fence counts as evidence? It's pure incompetence. To make things worse, when you try to get help, you're forced into a scripted chat system routed overseas, where the agents clearly aren't trained to actually troubleshoot real issues. After explaining that my delivery never arrived, Amazon offered me $5 as compensation. Five dollars--for items that cost more in shipping and tax alone. I spend my hard-earned money faithfully with this billion-dollar company, yet there's no real accountability, no genuine apology, and no urgency to fix repeated delays that stretch into weeks. Instead, they add insult to injury with a $5 offer, as if that somehow makes things right. So I want people to understand exactly how companies like this see you and your money. They don't value loyalty. They don't care about inconvenience. And they certainly don't care about the customer once they've already been paid.