They have good Vietnamese snacks that you cant find anywhere else. All imported from Vietnam. There…read moreare these coconut sheet, banana and coconut candies. Frozen food that you can heat up very easily by steaming and enjoy. Prices are reasonable. They also have seafood but I havent tried it.

Finally, we have a high quality and variety selection of Vietnamese snacks and seafood. The place…read moreis nice and clean. There are so many options of Vietnamese snacks from Viet yogurt, fruits, premade meals, desserts and dried fishes, shrimps and fresh eggs,...The people who work there is very friendly and helpful. Come check them out!

Great place find value items. Better than other dollar stores…read more For examples, phone charging cables, nail- clippers that really work, small tools, kitchen items, decorations, office supplies, etc.

I just moved back to Dallas after living in downtown San Francisco for 20+ years. Daiso is kind of…read morea way of life there so I was pleased to see that they have stores here now. I'm accustomed to the no return policy, the self checkout and less than enthusiastic employees, so none of those are deterrents. The having to look at a price sheet to convert the currency is new, but not a big deal. The store is always "hit or miss", meaning one time I come home with huge bags of stuff and another visit I find nothing. The categories they tend to do well IMO are household goods (think kitchen/bathroom/storage/hardware related), the Japanese snacks and holiday merchandise. Just don't buy batteries there, trust me on this.

So my fiancé and I decided to venture over to Dallas and check out the gourmet European market on…read morePreston Road. It is full of wonderful items from all over Europe, especially Russia and Ukraine. We chose a variety of snack items, teas, and biscuits. The young man and woman working were extremely helpful when we needed a little bit more information. Overall, a great experience and a lot of fun just to go and see what the world has to offer!

It is a great store. I went with a Russian friend. We bought a large variety of things from…read moredesserts to smoked fish and wonderful cheeses that I have not seen anywhere else in Dallas. I am sure I will be going back!

Amazing food. Reminded me of home! Service was great! Just…read moremight have to wait a few minutes because of how busy it gets there. The ambiance was like any other European spot.

This is an authentic Bosnian grocery store and restaurant…read more The people are friendly and genuinely care about service the best, authentic food from their country. The restaurant does not have the prettiest decor, or furniture. It is actually a bit of a dive, but they have the best authentic Bosnian cuisine that I have ever had! Their Bosnian stuffed pita is delicious. So good that I had it to go and served to friends at a Sunday afternoon football watching party. The drive across town to get it is well worth it.

The stares & glares at this obvious outsider almost sent me running, but that goodness I stood firm…read morein my Golden Goose sneakers & WalMart dress (do you not love the yin & yang...) because I find my coveted Betel (lotlot leaves). Yes, another review mentioned the smell; however, I also understood the honest reason for the reply: the line for seafood was SOLID. It's clear that fresh & varied ingredients are always "on the menu." As a transplant from Houston, I just might return for some hopefully fresh & authentic seafood.

Good produce selection, good fish market. Fair prices. This is one of our regular shopping…read moreplaces.

When I'm traveling and don't have the comforts of my grocery stores and restaurants nearby, my go…read moreto is Yelp. I use Yelp for everything to find what the locals are talking about. I was craving for healthy Middle Eastern goodies and Blue Fig came up on Yelp. We ventured to this store located in a sparse shopping center in the middle of beautiful homes. What we found... Ample parking Clean interior and for its small space it certainly carries many essential items: Home made flat bread - a must! It's baked on the old stone round ovens. I found rose water used for cooking in savory dishes and even in the sweets I bake. A tip for you ladies, the rose water in Middle Eastern markets are well priced and I use it as a toner for my face. I found some frozen Indian Roti in the frozen section amongst many other international goodies. Also, my favorite Turkish cheese or Lebanese cheese Labneh was priced well. Also got a can of garbanzo beans to make home made hummus. Definitely a must to go here if you are in the area. All the prices were reasonable. Why 4 star and not 5. There was only one cashier open and she was talking to another worker as the lines started to get longer. As for service you will have to look for it and ask questions. Overall a good first time experience and got all the necessary items we needed. I almost forgot, they have a small fresh fruits and vegetables section. Enjoy!

They have good prices on Fruits and Vegetables, been here twice with my service animal and the…read moreowner politely asked me to put my service dog in a shopping cart. This is specifically not allowed for health reasons apparently and second too dangerous for my dog. Tried to explain that is a violation of the ADA but he wouldn't hear of it. I said I would no longer come there and report him. Well the DOJ is responsible to enforce the ADA and can fine the store up to $75,000 for first offense but they claim while my complaint is valid they will take no action. Also notified Ken Paxton's office-awaiting response.

It's definitely an Asian restaurant and it reminds me of home, though being an Asian myself, it's a…read morelittle odd to see its patrons and staff as mostly non-Asian. The market has a lot of diverse wares, both Asian-centric and more generic foodstuffs. While the meat and vegetable sections were decidedly cheaper, and much better bargains for your money, pretty much everything else is either market value or pricier than other Asian markets. I would caution, as other posters have mentioned, to check the expiration dates of anything you want to purchase, as I noticed lots of stock on the shelves was already expired. That might also mean even items marked with a later expiration date may not be as fresh as advertised. As with most authentic Asian markets (maybe ones not named H-Mart), it isn't the cleanest, nor does it smell that good, but you're not there to sleep or live, haha. The setting doesn't necessarily reflect on the quality of food, especially if it's packaged or sealed. I'd personally pass and try to find another Asian market, but if this location is the easiest or closest for you, especially given the paucity of Asian markets in Texas, it's not a terrible choice.

if you are looking for asian goodies then this is the place to go. the fresh produce has almost…read morecomplete variety of asian fruits and veggies

Scam Alert!!! Sells expired products and changes level on…read moretop. Charing higher than sticker price. This place has been ripping customers off. Selling expired product, charging customer higher prices than sticker price then when customer points it out they refused to return the difference. They also refused to return product even if it is rotting. Here are steps you can take- 1. Charge back / dispute your credit card for what they charged you unfairly . 2.Post your negative experience online in Google, Facebook groups, Whatsapp group. 3. Compalin to Texas State attorney's office, BBB and Consumer Affairs. 4. Let your friend and family know to not to visit this place in future.

Decent buffet for under $10. The chili chicken was excellent. It's located inside the grocery…read morestore in the back left corner.

They have a restaurant in the back that serves shawarma and other Middle Eastern food. The portions…read moreare huge for what you pay for. They have beef and chicken spinning on a spit in the back. We got the beef shawarma and the lamb mandi. Both were seasoned pretty well with lots of rice and a side salad. The beef was a little dry and could've been crispier but still pretty good. You could easily split one meal between two people or save it for later. There's a couple tables to eat at but pretty limited. Service is friendly.

If you are not middle eastern and there is a line, get ready to wait. I ordered and was told 5…read moreminutes. 40 minutes later, I have seen families come in, order, leave and yet I am still the last one here waiting for a simple shawarma.... I usually don't mind waiting, but I am in a hurry and was specifically told 5 minutes.

This is a small convenience/grocery store. It has some basic items you would find at other grocery…read morestores, but it seems to specialize or offer a variety of sundries, seasonings, and sweets that herald from the Middle East. It's a little smaller than a Walgreens. It's very clean and orderly. The employee at checkout was quick and efficient.

What a perfect mini mart! Right off of W. Campbell and George Bush (Northside), convenient for…read morethose in Richardson, Garland and Plano. Turkish, Arab, Bangladeshi, Indian, Pakistani soo many different kinds of imports. Amazing curating of goods. Imported dairy, spices, grains, rice snacks and other grocery essentials, they cater to all. They even had a small pet section! There was a warm case of a few pastries as well as a halal butcher shop in the back. Freezer of imported fish and frozen snacks, meals and sweets. Amazing store hours, clean and safe location. Definitely stop by!