Excellent service! Bathroom super clean! The place is out of this world .. is like crossing the…read moreborder and have all your antojos right here!

Fruteria Limón y Chile is a spot where options go far beyond what you'd ever expect from a…read morefruteria. Their menu is massive, covering snacks and full meals, and they've posted pictures of everything on nearly every wall and surface, so you'll never be left guessing what anything looks like before ordering. On this visit, we just tried the aguas frescas, and they were fantastic. The mango agua fresca in particular was so rich it needed to be diluted, but honestly, I didn't mind one bit, it just meant I got to enjoy twice as much. With so many other tempting choices on the menu, this is definitely a place I'll be coming back to explore more of.

The food here is great, I suggest the stone bowl bibimbop and for summer the spicy cold noodles !…read moreGreat food great service. Order at the register and bring your recipe to the kitchen and they will beep you when the food is ready while you shop around.

The authentic, budget conscious, customer service oriented, fresh produce + hot, ready-to-eat meals…read moreoffering, high quality, variety-filled, well upkept Asian grocery stores are a scarce commodity in this city. The Seoul Asian Food Market & Cafe meets all these criteria. The authentic and high quality factors are met with flying colors. A couple Korean employees, plus, yes, Hispanic workers, etcetera, which tells me it is owned by people who definitely know their product. The best selling brands in Korea, including Lotte, Nongshim, Ottogi, are stocked in this little grocery store. The budget conscious can rest assure that although we are not protected from inflation, as far as paying far less than the analogous HEB or Kroger international section upcharges, Seoul has you covered. The customer service enhancements to your grocery store experience should be appreciated here. All the workers I encountered during my latest visit (in addition to all my previous ones over the years) have been excellent-- whether the owner trying his best to locate products I was on the hunt for, the back room stockers whom may not have been able to speak English, yet still made the effort to give me big smiles, the checkout lady who was more than glad to do multiple price checks, the cafe employee who was ready and willing to offer recommendations and a welcoming smile. The hot food criteria has more than earned it's place with the inside Seoul Market Cafe-- note that this does not include the full service establishment connected next door, which includes drinks and sit down dining services, owned by the same wonderful people but with a separate entrance. They have pre-packaged ready to go meals, including all your Korean favorites including house made bulgogi, bibimbap, gimbap (seaweed rice rolls), kimchi. Nice area to sit down before and/or after gathering all your Korean grocery needs! The few areas where Seoul could benefit from some improvements are their store upkeep and the stocked shelves. Unfortunately, many times when I have visited they are out of stock of things and even more frustrating because they have such great products. Is that if you go during certain days of the week they are actually in boxes all over the store. The box is making not only difficult to navigate through the already small store, but customers are unable to access many of the goods. There is also the problem of price tags being mismatched and many missing the prices altogether. Although running these items to the front for a price check is an option, it is obviously something that is inconvenient as a regular necessity. The freshness of the produce honestly is less than ideal. You can tell a lot have been sitting around for longer than necessary. Without the regular water sprays, they also suffer from produce drying out. The variety, while sufficient for this size sore, I do often find myself wishing the store were a little larger to accompany a larger variety. With these few improvements, this little neighborhood grocery store would easily receive my five stars, that being said, I would not hesitate to revisit-- indeed, I would not hesitate to continue my semi regular visits for Korean groceries!

Lots to choose from, fair pricing and nice employees. It's improved a bunch from when I went there…read moreseveral years ago. Organized much better now and I was able to find all I needed and then some.

Food: 4 Service: 5…read more Ambiance: 3 Overall: 4 Great little Korean market with a solid hidden restaurant inside. I usually get the tofu soup and bulgogi plate and it's tasty. As far as sides, the market offers a lot of sides you can buy separately to eat with what you order. Overall our experiences here has been consistent and service has been excellent. Staff is really nice as well.

While I will say they have a unique section of items especially the frozen section, I cannot…read morejustify the prices. I understand that this economy has gone downhill in a lot of ways, but the prices are at least double to triple of any competitor. The owner was kind as they informed us about different items they had in stock. The shop itself had a lot of different decor around which gave it more life as well. Can't say I will be back.

Prices are ridiculous! A simple drink is over x2 the price at any local grocery store as well as…read morethe canned goods and other items. Total not it! The employee didn't greet us when we walked in or anything but as we were leaving the store tried to convince us to buy stuff. Not good. Only good thing is they have a good selection of stuff and the place was really nicely organized and it looked very nice and clean inside. Would not return though.

Tidy little shop, but there isn't much inside. What once was a much bigger floor room is now only…read moretwo aisles of product. No great deals to be had compared to other stores. Staff was nice enough though.

lol silly me thought this would be similar to the grocery outlet store in San Diego , disappointed…read morethis is not what i was looking for , no good deals or barley any grocerys store name is misleading .

This place is horrible. Esp the new guy in the tall white shirt who stands over card payments self…read morecheckout... I picked two three dollar shampoos and somehow he thought I was going to steel one so seeing how I was holding them I as don't have more than two hands. He was ready to pounce on me over this three dollar bottle of shampoo. Mind you I stopped in this place in a hurry. horrible experience.

We went and bought some Sushiya from HEB on Austin highway we got the South Texas combo, which…read moreconsisted of the picante roll, the Rio Grande roll, and the El Fuego Roll and The Texas Trio Combo which was a gulf Coast roll, San Antonio, roll, and an Austin roll. Their sushi is always fresh and tasty and I just love the ginger that comes with it. It's thinly sliced and it's fresh as well. You can't go wrong with Heb sushi there's a huge variety of different choices. You can get sushi at any H-E-B grocery store. My favorite is the fire cracker roll. If you like hot Cheetos, you need to try the Heb fire cracker roll

I visited Al's stall at the Pearl Farmer's Market and it was a delight talking to him! Super…read morefriendly and very bubbly personality. He offered us samples and they were all really delicious! I would say they're on the sweeter side but that's how I like it so I really enjoyed them. Apparently the most popular flavors are the cinnamon and the honey flavors, and I enjoyed the cinnamon one a lot so I got the cinnamon flavored pecans. I would definitely check out his stall if you're there and try some of the free samples! Even if you don't like nuts, just chatting with Al is plenty good reason to stop by.

The pecans are amazing! I was visiting in San Antonio and checking out the Pearl's Farmer market,…read moreAl's gourmet nuts stood out as a highlight for me, he is very warm and friendly, the samples are amazing, I purchased the lavender pecans and devoured the entire bag before the day was gone! Highly recommend.

Great service did not have what I was looking for but looked at other stores called checked with…read morethem to assure item I was looking for was actually available. I do not often shop at Walmart but what a Great experience! Btw it was a walker I needed to purchase. Thank you for going the extra mile.

On May 11th, 2026, at 10:37AM in completing my shopping at the #01347 Wal-Mart on Austin Hwy in San…read moreAntonio, Texas, I checkout through the self-checkouts. Upon receiving change, having paid in cash, the register continuously tried to complete the transaction, in releasing of my due change. However, for whatever reason it merely rambled on until I waved for the associate attending the area of the self-checkouts, wo was watching the whole time but made no gestures to walk over and assist me until I waved her over... I told her the machine still owed me a nickel but was rumbling on and on, in not releasing the nickel. She merely replied, "Humm, I see." Finally, the machine spit out a receipt tape reading ERROR in owing me still a nickel. Standing there, looking lost in what to say or do, she asked me, "Do you still want your nickel?" I replied "Yes, it's my money." She then signed her name on the receipt and told me I had to go up to the Customer Service desk for it. After a waiting behind three other customers, and then once at the desk, having to wait of the ginger-grey haired associate working the area alone, to put up some merchandise into some bins, in which she made no hurry in doing... she then walk back up to the counter and merely said, "Yes?" I told her about the situation and what the associate at the self-checkout said, handing her the signed receipt. She then grabbed a dime she had laying on her register and said, "here." I replied "fine" taking the dime and then told her I needed my receipt back and took it for proof of my purchases. She could tell I was annoyed with her in manners and unprofessionalism and only than as I was already walking off offered an apology to in in saying only, "sorry about that." I continued walking away, not replying, or looking back. Addedly, while shopping in purchasing Lodge brand frying pan, when I checked out, it rang up $5.00 higher than the shelf price. I did not bother in making a fuss about this as I wanted the item. But also, while shopping in the men's wear, in looking over the "No Boundaries" merchandise, I could not find a price tag anywhere and any of the garments there of t-shirts, short, hoodies, etc. throughout the whole display at all. There was not even overhead pricing or advertising for the brand name. And it was obviously not a display having been recently set up. There were obvious signs of the garments having been shopped through. In conclusion it is sad to see that not only has Walmart fallen short from its days of proper signing, pricing of merchandise, stocking items in their properly place... but more than anything is the lacking of customer service in merely showing respect, professionalism, and manners is something David Glass, Mark Schwartz and Sam Walton himself would have NOT tolerated. But I guess, for better or worse, the lack of accountability now found throughout our society, Walmart too, has jumped on broad that bandwagon clearly -for the worse.

8916 Le Perrin LOCATION!!! 2nd time I've had a crap…read moreinteraction with NAE! I hear and see her laughing and acknowledging customers as I'm walking around grabbing my bottled water and Mt Dew and the second I get up there to the register there is no greeting, no eye contact, no words at all even though I said "Hello. How are you doing?" She continues to ring up my 6 items - without any words or acknowledgment. The process comes up on the POS she doesn't tell me it- I put a $20 down she doesn't atleast tell me how much she's giving me back. That's it. I have don't nothing and I smile I try to make conversation and I get nothing. Which is why I always hate coming here- since this isn't a ONE TIME thing I definitely will not be coming back. Customer service is crap. Just a HELLO goes a long way lady.

Dollar General used to be one of the number one places I like to go. Shorter lines, prices aren't…read moremuch more than grocery stores and the variety is good. As far as groceries go there food and variety is good. The pet food is slightly more expensive. I've gone to the point I don't even go to them because I am not used to having to check for my receipts and make sure I got the correct change and normally everything is fine. But recently I've had issues with their customer service. When I realize I was $100 short and went back to the store, the person in charge refused to count the drawer ensure everything was correct. This man below chose to call the police to try to scare me off so he could keep the $100. I reached out to corporate, they told me they would contact the district manager and have them call me. I have not heard from the district manager as of yet it's been 48 hours. I'm sure they will correct the problem. Update to follow.