This is a Small simple Asian market. With Lots of variety. From many Asian countries.read more

I shopped here yesterday. It's small - but it uses it's limited space well. The focus at A&T is on…read moreThai groceries, with Chinese & Vietnamese coming in second & third. Korean and Japanese are Not in the family of products. But for its size - this is a good store. Not Cheap - but Good. A&T Market is clean and friendly, run by a father & daughter. A&T Market sells cooked prepared food near the checkout, including Duck, Bahn Mi, and rice paper Spring Rolls. I traveled 30 miles to come here, and I will do it again.

Usma Ben is nice & understanding. My Mom likes their courtesy, deals, & variety, especially with…read morebrands like Ramdev, Deep, & Nirav. When searching for items, you just have to ask & they're happy to help. Near Irving & Sutton, it's a nice stop between Sunny Hill Park around the corner & the nice drive home.

Surabhi Indian Supermarket opened probably a little over a year or so ago. I've been in it perhaps…read moretwo times before the most recent visits. I'm not very UP on the Indian cuisine or cooking, so, a lot of the snacks and other items are new to me. The supermarket is ALWAYS very clean and well stocked. They have small carts to use if you are getting more than just a few things. I usually go in for the frozen naan, which is very good considering it's frozen. They have an array of ready made indian sauces from Korma to Vindaloo to Biryani, so you can make your own chicken biryani or chicken vindaloo at home. And if you are not very cooking-inclined they have microwave curries, which turned out remarkably good considering. They also have an array of other foodstuffs that boggle the mind. Lots of Indian snacks (chat) and sweeets as well. While I am curious to try them all eventually, I stick to what I know. The tapioca chips struck me as a more exotic type of snack and then there are the plantain chips, which are popular even in my filipino ethnicity. The owner was very nice and helpful to offer an array of different foods to me as I perused the stores. One thing this supermarket does is on Fridays at 6pm, they get in a supply of hot food, chicken biryani, chicken kabob, goat biryani, goat kabob, and of course samosas. They have samosas everyday, so, stop by regularly and get a few, they are only 80 cents a piece! YUM! Definitely going to frequent this establishment again and again. Also, they have a small video section for those who are curious to watch some Indian bollywood movies. Something for everyone! :)

Very impressed by this market. Family members have been…read moregoing here for years. This was my first time shopping here. I was looking for some dates and ended up actually shopping. The fruits and vegetables were looking exceptionally good. Especially the Michigan Honeycrisp Apples. Ended up eating one in the car. So sweet and crisp. Like it was just picked. Love how apples were not dosed with all those pesticides. Prices were decent. Will definitely make this my good to. I love how there is a huge variety of items. (from here and abroad) They even carry Amish chicken! Which has become a family favorite. Store layout makes everything easy to find and easy to navigate.

This market is ALWAYS busy!…read more Love the little food stalls inside including habibi and jibek jolu! Pricing is super reasonable and their produce is pretty great. They also have a kabob station near the smoked fish area where they grill up a variety of kabobs everyday. I appreciate the variety of different types of ethnic goods and produce in general. It can be fairly busy all hours. So you may have to do a lap or two to snag a parking spot. Be kind and stay out of peoples way and you'll be alright.

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.

This place is getting worse by the minute. Pricing is ok. Not many discounted items as before, and…read morethe facility is definitely falling apart. With two new Asian stores nearby, they really do need to do something fast to improve and compete.

This place was a cool fine to walk in and check out. I recently stopped here with my wife to see…read morewhat they had to offer. We found a lot of great ethnic food here that we have never heard of . My wife is vegan and there were a lot of options here at the great price for her too indulge in. I do think it was great that they had a butcher shop and non-alcoholic drinks too. This place wasn't too busy at all, great selection of frozen meals , drinks and practical items for every day use. Even the prices weren't too bad but when we brought some food packages back home we didn't realize that some of the products had expired months ago.

This Middle Eastern grocery takes up about 2 store fronts (the entry door is the one black…read moredetailing) and appears to be pretty well organized. I found some things here my local market is out of (chocolate covered dates!) and a few I haven't seen before: dried hibiscus petals; jarred tomato paste; and more styles of canned fava beans than I've ever seen before (Lebanese, Palestinian, Saudi Arabian, Egyptian...) Both fresh and frozen traditional bread (house-made); a halal butcher shop; and various types of canned and frozen food / spices/etc.; apparently fresh takeaway food (I didn't inquire); gifts; candies; various cheeses (Armenian string cheese!) and even a bulk section. Multiple options for most things (e.g. 4 kinds of pomegranate molasses); most items but not all labeled with a price. I'm basically a tourist in international groceries, but I'm a happy one; found $50 worth of goodies. Will definitely stop here when I'm getting tasty Ethiopian food in the same strip mall.

This is a great little Indian/Pakistani grocer in the subarbs. The store is pretty big and really…read morewell stocked with lot of different item. The prices are very reasonable as well. This store has fresh meats and a video rental section as well. A pretty decent place to get some good Indian goods shopping done.

Great find in Wheaton. I had the Butter Chicken and Paneer with Naan. The chicken was well seasoned…read moreand had a nice kick to it. There is only street parking but the parking garage is near by.

This little Indian grocery in a strip mall also has a hot food menu that you can order tasty dishes…read morethat always seem to be ready in 10 minutes no matter how busy they are. Be fore warned, everything is spicy, even the butter chicken has a little kick to it! One of my friends refuses to eat here anymore because no matter how you order, he insists on mild, everything you get is hot. This is ok with me as long as I plan for it. I ordered "medium hot" chicken biryani a few months ago and it was so hot it took me two days to eat it. What a wonderful two days it was though. There is also a butcher in the very back right that another friend likes to use for diced lamb and other meat. If you are with random levels of hotness in your food, this place is worth a try. My favorites are the butter chicken, chicken 65 and the biryani.

The market is the same as all the other H-marts in Chicago area. Grocery isle is clean and fresh…read more Refrigerated and freezer items are clean and well stocked. The food court is quite awesome. Love the huge screen playing k-pop, giving a very nice, modern vibe. Each vendor in the food court was different - some more friendly than others. Food was also ok in some, bad in others. Yukgaejang This is a classic spicy dish. We always start with the basic to test a place out. The number 1, original traditional Yukgaejang was definitely not traditional. The broth tasted like it had ramyun soup in it. They also put an egg in it, like you do in ramyun. Not traditional. It just wasn't appetizing. Friend had the cold noodles with dumplings combo. The dumplings were good, but the noodles were meh. He barely ate the broth. Kumo Katsu/Ramen Traditional pork katsu was great in size, crispy in taste, and delicious. Wasn't a fan of their sauce, though, and regretted not asking for it on the side. Even if I had liked the sauce, I should've asked for it on the side. It makes the otherwise wonderfully crispy katsu soggy. I was told that k1 is the original, thin, and the k4 is smaller, but thicker. Sakura sushi and grill Had the biggest bowls I've ever seen! Hwe dup bap (korean Chirashi) was very good, and very fresh. Also looked beautiful in the biggest bowl ever. Chodang Tofu & BBQ Hot stone squid Meh. The squid was ok, and the veggies looks great. But the sauce was too sweet, and obviously too catered for the more Americanized. Traditional Korean dish would be a lot more spicy and way less spicy.

H Mart at Woodfield Plaza is one of my favorite grocery stores to explore. While it's centered…read morearound Korean culture and cuisine, it also carries an impressive variety of products from across East and SE Asia (Chinese, Japanese, Filipino). The selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, seafood, rice, artisan sodas, sushi and ready-to-go meals are outstanding and there's always something new to discover. The store itself is huge, you can easily spend an hour browsing the aisles. In fact I ended up walking over 2 miles during my visit just exploring everything they had to offer. Whether you're shopping for everyday groceries, specialty ingredients or delicious desserts, H Mart offers quality, variety and a fun shopping experience that's worth the trip.