Great service! Thanks for helping me find what I was looking for. Great with patience, helpfulness.read more

This place is the only Asian/mostly Pinoy market in Beaumont and I guess closest to Louisiana…read more With that being said, people from Louisiana come over here to see what they got and stuff. The owner seems really nice and he'll start a conversation with you whenever you check out. All the korean goodies that a review mentioned before were not present when I went. So I guess they just didn't restock them anymore. (FMI) I realized that Beaumont had a handful of Pinoy population just enough to make some nursing associations (2) so that somewhat intrigued me for the moment. This place is worth a visit if you are craving Asian (Pinoy, Viet, Chinese) food. Just don't come here expecting they have Korean goodies.

It really feels like that Hawaiian experience. It took me back to Hawaii the moment I walked…read morethrough the door, between the music and the friendly employees really give the authenticity of a Hawaiian local restaurant in rural Louisiana! 10/10 would highly recommend if you have been or have not been to Hawaii this is what it's about, family, friends and great food!

Really nice guys in this food truck and since there wasn't a line the food came out fast. I've…read moreheard a lot of great things and so thought I should try. First the flavor of the beef was nice. Not really hot as I guess I would expect the temp to be considering. The slaw was not great but that's just my experience. The macaroni was pretty good. I would love to try the chicken next time! Overall it's great to have something like this in the area and definitely worth supporting.

I would shop here regularly if it weren't for the husband. He consistently overcharges and isn't…read moreparticularly friendly. I've purchased the same items multiple times, but whenever he rings me up, the price suddenly increases significantly. This seems to be why most products don't have price tags. While paying extra for convenience is understandable, in an era where online shopping is effortless, they might want to reconsider their approach and ease up on the markups. Clearly labeling prices and charging fairly, rather than based on what they think they can get away with, would be a smarter strategy. Most people are happy to support small businesses when the staff is friendly, helpful, and trustworthy. Building long-term loyalty with local customers is far more valuable than squeezing as much as possible out of them in a single visit. I've been coming to this store since childhood, but after too many suspiciously inconsistent pricing experiences, I've decided to stop. For anyone looking for alternatives, a large Asian market just opened in Lafayette and has been receiving rave reviews. At this point, I'd rather make the drive and stock up--it's more affordable and convenient, even factoring in the cost of gas.

This store carries stuff I can't find anywhere else in Lake Charles. Not super cheap but neither…read moreis shipping from overseas.

Tepenyaki / Hibachi Grill /Mongolian BBQ is back at China Star…read more Tonight I went to China Star, on Dowlen, next to Chucky Cheese and across from Parkdale. This was my first time back in several months to what had been our family favorite. The buffet and sushi bar were substantially unchanged, but I was pleasantly surprised to see that China Star had reopened it's "Hibachi Grill" where patrons can assemble their choices of vegetables, noodles, spices, chicken, beef, pork, and steak. The plate will be cooked to order with the patrons' choice of sauces, all in front of the customer. There is no extra charge for this. Among the choices of raw items that may be chosen are minced garlic, pineapple, celery, shredded carrots, cabbage, green onions, mushrooms, and eggs. The proteins mentioned above were chicken, beef, pork, and steak. I normally would get one plate, plus the buffet and sushi, but tonight (since they had my favorite cut of steak) I had two plates, and less buffet.

Went for lunch the tuna sushi was like rubber. The pork ribs were cold. Green beans were cold…read more Sweet and sour chicken was cold. General Tso chicken was very tough.