Great little store that has everything you need for the Chinese grocery. They carry some fresh BBQ…read morefrom Chinatown on Friday, Saturday, and also the big holidays. They have frozen dumplings, BBQ, etc. They also have fresh vegetables. The store is clean and the owner is friendly. My favorite, is the moon cake they carry in August/September for the Chinese moon festival. Make sure go to early to get the selection you want.

Finding a small Asian grocery store that has all your daily cooking needs is hard to come by, but…read moreNaperville Oriental Foods is a good find. It's located in a strip mall in Lisle (not Naperville as the name might suggest) and has primarily Chinese and Vietnamese essentials - fresh fruit, vegetables, butcher, and there are bakery & bbq items such as siu yuk (roast pork belly). Unlike other small grocers, this spot is a bit cleaner and inventory is well stocked. You'll even find cooking tools and kitchenwares in a dedicated aisle.

I usually stop by Jofen after the gym to pick up some hot Filipino food, which is adjacent to the…read moregrocery portion of the store. They have a lot of different varieties, where I'll usually stick to lumpia, chicken/pork bbq skewers, and some of the desserts. I have always had a positive experience with the food and the staff is very pleasant every time I come in. They also have a catering menu for those interested in hosting parties - Best, Charlie

I think the cook might not be a Filipino. The food is fair…read moreand the taste is not genuinely Filipino. Please try better

My first time at H Mart and I loved it, just wish we lived closer so I could take more fresh items…read morehome! We arrived right at opening, there is a large parking lot. They have many items in bulk, a large fruit and vegetable section, prepared items, meat and seafood and all the seasonings, rice, and noodles. We purchased a bunch of prepared food since we were hungry and the food stalls hadn't opened yet. Prices were normal Asian food prices - they did have a few sales going on. Overall we loved it and hope to bring a cooler and dry ice next time!

I have been shopping here since it opened and the last two visits (back-to-back weeks), they have…read morebeen making so many price mistakes from what is on the sign to what is actually rung up on the register, that I need to speak up. These are big time $$$ differences and they add up. Watch out! As a consumer they should honor their mistakes. They said I should read. Today, I didn't bring my readers, sorry. But when you see 10 items on the shelf above the $9.99 sign, you would automatically think okay, it's $9.99, but at the register it's $12.99. I snapped a picture to prove that there were more than one box above the price. (I could have clapped back and said then your workers should read and be able to put things on the right shelf). Produce that's rotten is sold so make sure you are opening up boxes and packages. Wish I took pictures of the rotting produce. At least I didn't buy those. Saw my receipt that they charged $1.29/lb for my Korean radish which should have been 79 cents. UGH! Guys, pay attention to how they are ringing you up. Two transactions in a row with multiple mistakes. I asked to talk with the manager. The female worker said she is not here and will come at 12noon. Then said actually will come tomorrow. Went to the Customer Service desk and the guy there said the manager is in the bathroom. Both workers started to talk to each other in Spanish. The female worker telling him, tell her the manager is not coming back until tomorrow. I told them I can speak Spanish and I understood everything they said. They got quiet very quickly. As a consumer, I am warning everyone watch the registers and the quality of your food. H-Mart Naperville...DO BETTER!

I walked in because i was getting an ice cream cake next door…read more I'm pretty familiar with filipino cuisine and saw they have halo halo, which is one of my favorite childhood desserts. It was $7.99 and it was delicious! I've never had one with frosted flakes and I was pleasantly surprised. It never got soggy. It's always such a fun dessert to eat. I'll need come back and try some of their other foods as well! Also, the workers seemed very sweet.

Great place.. Hidden gem. I'm able to shop for hard-to-find items and grab lunch at the same time…read more I'm a huge fan of their Lumpias. They're so good and very reasonably priced. The store is clean and staff are helpful and friendly

Park to Shop is my go-to Asian grocery store. They have a food court inside, live and frozen…read moreseafood, a bakery section, and even kitchen supplies, in addition to fresh produce and packaged goods. Here are some of things that are usually on the shopping list: * dried rice noodles (for pho and noodle soups) * sauces or seasonings (hot pot broth packets, xo sauce, chicken bouillon, pho soup powder, bun bo hue soup powder, pho spices, chinese cooking wine, dashi, fried garlic, fried onion, etc.) * produce (bok choy, pea shoots) * tofu * baked goods (bbq pork buns, hot dog buns) * frozen items (dumplings, udon) I re-stock on items that I wouldn't be able to easily access to the grocery stores closer to me. It's definitely an out-of-the-way grocery trip for me, but the Park to Shop Aurora location is much closer than say, driving the Chinatown for Asian groceries. I am glad I can get what I need here, the prices are average/accessible, and there are so many options to eat Pacifica Square so it's fun to make a little trip out of it. My order usually is 1) eat something delicious in the food court or right around Pacifica Square, then 2) walk off the food by grocery shopping. Be sure to peruse the sauce aisle! That's my favorite.

I just want to let everyone know that there is a large rat nesting under the shelf in front of the…read moreBuldak ramen shelf. I'm sorry I didn't get a photo for proof, it was moving around a lot and I just wanted to get out of the store as fast as I could after I saw it.

Lumpia was great- easy to order and family loved it for our Father's Day weekend celebration. I…read morewould definitely go back to try their lunch.

Hole-in-the-wall. No frills. Excellent hot bar…read more We've been a few times and we almost always order the same stuff: chicken skewers, pork skewers, roasted pork belly, lumpia, and baked goods. We have thoroughly enjoyed all of those and we would really need to will ourselves away from reordering those and to try other items such as pork adobo, beef caldareta, and fried fish.

Come in here all the time For years. Owner is extremely…read morehelpful. Food is well priced and delicious.

Meats are always fresh & high quality. Breakfast from the restaurant side in the weekend is really…read moregood too.

They ARE STILL OPEN. Please stop with the horrible reviews. I've been going here for years and this…read morelady gets items for me upon request. She stands behind the quality too.

Great selection of pan-asian items - best in the southwest and south suburbs. Reasonable prices…read more Yes, some of the staff have English-language issues, but please give them some grace. And yes, they don't allow credit cards for small purchases - perhaps younger customers don't realize that everywhere used to have that policy due to high fees credit card companies charge stores.

Excellent cafeteria style deli foods. My mouth waters to think of them…read more Pancit with strips of boneless chicken and veg Tinola chicken, chayote-squash, ginger, leafy greens soup. Chicken with bones was hacked up so watch out for little bone bits here and there. It was an intimate experience extracting the juicy flesh so I'm glad I enjoyed in the privacy of my home. Lots of meat but I wish I had more squash. Shoulda gotten a large container instead of medium. Vegetable medley of bitter melon, eggplant, yam, okra, green beans. Hates bitter melon as a kid, love it now as an adult. There's a section of Baked good. I'm addicted to playa ube. Lots of snack options. Service was fast and helpful, as always.

We were headed to Starved Rock and it was getting late - figured to stop and grab a quick lunch…read morehere. Pick two combo is about $15 and the items we had were not overly seasoned or overcooked. To me, it was very much family home cooking. Portions are generous with plenty of rice to go with the entrees. Get drinks from the cooler - calamansi and mango nectar cans are just $2 while the Thai ice tea in the bottles are $4. Fresh baked goods from the grocery are up front at the counter - don't miss. A plate of fresh puto (steamed sweet rice cakes) are just $5.

I'm so happy I stumbled upon this little gem while getting our favorite banh mi's in the same strip…read moremall. They have all the Vietnamese table grocery items, plus ready to eat grab and go meals like: containers of Thit heo quay, goi du du, banh bao, and fresh che in the refrigerated section. Another bonus- fresh made to order Nuoc Mia (sugar cane juice). The auntie at the cash register was also very sweet! Now I don't have to trek all the way to Uptown for my groceries! The store is also very clean, and there is a parking lot.

Very nice and friendly trying to help me find calamansi juice. Nice market full of Asian products…read more I will come back here