This is a case where I really should break it down into the good, the bad, and the proverbial ugly…read more The good: The owners are the sweetest people--it's a true mom and pop operation and they're just too nice. Also, she makes homemade kimchi and some other mitbanchan which are for sale in a fridge by the cash register--and it's excellent kimchi. Honestly, this is all I come here for, really. The bad: The rest of the store is inferior in terms of variety and quality of products overall compared to New World over on Beach. Check the dates on stuff: some things seemingly have been here since the Joseson Dynasty. The ugly: This store is in a really sketchy strip mall. How sketchy? There's a hella sketchy strip club on one side and a store selling outfits for strippers on the other. Nothing against strippers, but you know, it's just a place that doesn't attract always the best of people to the parking lot. And the building is in rather poor repair, too. However, Soriya Food Market is next to this strip mall and while it also looks super-sketch, it's a lovely Cambodian market and you're going to find fruits and meat items there you just don't find elsewhere. Honestly, I just come here for the kimchi and mitbanchan and because the owners are so nice. I will also get a large bag of rice when here to give them a little more business and their rice is always fine. I am serious about checking dates on other products here though--not being mean, it's just the situation it seems.

On the weekends, I like to take my grandma out to go grocery shopping and stopped by this store…read more It's located on Emerson street in the Wacko plaza. The place is small, but has many grocery items. From instant ramen noodles, to frozen goods (gyoza, dumplings, meat, etc.) They also have different types of produce (cabbage, dakon, kimchi, mushrooms, bamboo, tofu, etc.) It's a little crowded and the aisles are a little bit tight, but not as bad. There are also a variety of snacks, sesame oil, and noodles. They also sell some kitchen utensils and bowls as well. The prices in this store is reasonable and affordable compare to other grocery stores. The owner is super nice and kind. I said thank you to him in Korean and he was very happy. When you buy a lot from him, he gives you a free item (my grandma and I both got a free pastry). Overall, it's a nice small/welcoming store with a nice variety of goods. If you need help with anything, the owner doesn't will show you where things are.

The have a lot of items for groceries, it's very neat and very friendly, if you have questions they…read moreare always happy to help

Love this market! Stop here all the time when I make sushi or ramen and I need a few things from…read morehere. Always clean, and the ladies at register are always helpful, sweet, and professional. From BBQ sauces for meats, to rice noodles for sushi, to ramen, or even dessert.

It's a small store but it's nice to know that there a Cambodian market.. you don't see that often…read morearound Florida .. so I had to support and bought some stuff even though I was on a weekend vacation..

We visited this store last week. They have a really good selection of Asian foods and vegetables…read more We just got a few things but we'll go back soon and pick up some other items.

Looking for an aruyvedic oil my PT person recommended when Yelp suggested this grocery store…read morelocated on Baymeadows Rd near the Publix at Southside Blvd. It is a lot more than a grocery store. While they have all sorts of staples and frozen food, they also have prepared potato and pea samosa as well as onion ones. Plus rasamali dessert (cheese patties in a sweet cream sauce and pistachio). They offer coffee and teas and have a few tables outside. Eventually I stopped exploring and buying snacks for the ride home - even 3 miles needs sustenance - and found what I wanted at a price that was $3.99 vs $29.99 on Amazon. The samosas only made it home because they were spicy and I did not have a beverage with me. So cool to have a touch of India in Jacksonville. Really helpful and nice owners.

Shoutout to the local community heroes here at this venue! I can't believe that I have been in this…read morearea for @year and never came here. It is a treasure chest full of amazing foodie jewels! Fresh produce, hot and cold foods at the front deli counter, yummy mango lassi ready to go, crunchy savory samosas, aisles of Indian favorites savory, sweet, spicy, and everything in between! I easily located some of my favorites and even found great prices on hard to find items. I wish that I would have known that there is a deli counter here before I ate at a neighboring venue, because I would have loved to eat some of these amazingly gorgeous food. Since I can't eat as much anymore, I want to come back with a full appetite and enjoy these right out of the deli straight to my mouth! I live the variety of texture, flavor, mixes of different sweetness and spices that is Indian cuisine!! And the staff is so welcoming and friendly. The patrons are also so kind and patient with me as they waited for me to finish darting for one last snack that I spotted while checking out. I exited with an exuberant "you have an amazing store!". The kind lady at the counter thanked me and even said "see you next time!". This was a fun trip to the market!!

The Best Filipino Food and great people and service.... Can't wait to come back again!…read moreMas Surap

I've bought Asian fares in the store and some of the items are way too expensive. I went today to…read morebuy already prepared cooked food in the back . First the lumpia was horrible, I mean this the first time I had a vile one!! I thought you can't screw up fried spring rolls, this one went straight to the bin!!! I'm glad I just ordered 1 order of Lumpia (7 pieces for $5.50 ) what a waste of money and my taste buds. Pancit was okay, the fried crispy pork wasn't the same as it used to be, the sisig wasn't good either. Have you guys changed cooks in the kitchen? What happened guys? This place used to be my to go place when I'm hankering for Filipino food for take away. I gotta start looking for a new place from today. Too bad the quality of your food has gone down.

Yes, the location and building are pretty sketch but it's worth checking out if you're into…read moreSoutheast Asian cuisines. It's a Cambodian grocery so a rarity compared to the more-common Viet ones (which often have ample Thai imports) and has some different and notable products. However, the really big draw for me and most customers I think is the selection of fruit, vegetables, and especially exotic cuts of meat. If there are parts of various livestock you seek and can't normally get at Publix, you'll quite likely find them here. And the produce is fresh and second-to-none. As to people's reviews on Google reviews saying the store is dirty, smelly, and nasty--well, it's a bit run-down but safe. I came here with a friend who is Chamorro and thus very familiar with Asian grocers--he lived in the Philippines, as well. He's just like "yeah, this is the real deal, you can tell, this is where you come to buy liver and leave with fruit that you don't even know what it is". I think he's summed up the experience pretty fairly there.

my experience was marvelous convenient and I love the arrangements that they have for each age…read moregroup in each day of the week very interesting and good way to socialize and communicate later.

This is a small Asian market located in a nondescript shopping center. Though small, it had some…read morecool items located within its walls. I would recommend a visit here.

Small market but plenty of fresh veggies, fruits and Oriental stuff. From rice, soy sauce to fresh…read morecoconut, durian and Asian snacks. My favorite thing to buy from here is fresh sugarcane juice. It's so refreshing and delicious. But they only have it occasionally. The cashier is super friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this little gem.

This is a small, convenient oriental store. They don't carry trendy items, but if you need sauces,…read morespices, herbs, or vegetables for a dish, chances are you'll find them. The aisles are a bit cramped, and it can get busy on weekends because of the cooked foods only available then. I noticed some items lack expiration dates, and I once bought moldy shallots. Inspect the contents carefully before buying.

We needed cultural items, found what we needed. Very…read morecustomer friendly and I will shop again.