I've tried several things here since they opened. There's a lot to choose from, and now even some…read moreAmerican dishes for kids or less adventurous eaters. This time I chose the mango sticky rice. I've also had their dumplings, sushi, and something else-- I don't remember the name but it's a create your own situation that's actually fairly spicy. That one is right when you walk in, closest to the steps. The rest is pretty mild or allows you to choose your spice level. Somehow it is always clean here. They do a great job of that. I think they've improved the staffing as well. I went midweek and it was pretty busy, but the service wasn't slowed down at all. They had every station open too!

Enjoyed my meal from Ramen Umei; was very filling and it hit the spot for sure! Pretty clean food…read morecourt. Only reason why I knocked a star is wishing there were more variety of food.

All staff in their Italian Market were helpful and accommodating. I was buying and tasting samples…read moreof the several dishes and, though it was busy, they answered all my questions about ingredients and made great suggestions. I bought some beef lasagna (there are several variations) and ate slivers of this over several days. It was quite good but maybe needed a little more tomato sauce in the layers, not just on top. I bought their perfectly roasted vegetables but the only one available had a honey drizzle -- a delicious balance for the slight bitterness of the Brussels sprouts. Tasted great to me but for a party I don't want to give unexpected sugars to dieting guests. I For the party I can get just straight-up roasted veggies. We'll also get poached side of salmon which you can't sample so I bought their "healthful salmon" which was moist and devine! They have many creative salads -- I bought the arugula and shaved fennel with pine nuts. Very straight forward but would have liked far more shaved fennel. The lemon vinaigrette was the perfect pairing (provided in little container along with parmesan cheese). I added more lemon juice to the dressing at home which perked it up more. I tasted the carrot side dish; very good but too sweet with agave and raisins for this event. Will likely have their orzo as the side for the salmon. Our dessert will be their flourish chocolate cake but, sadly, they don't sell that by the slice so no pre-tasting. (It's for a monumental 95th birthday so I want everything perfect. Of course.) Just for me I also hot some of their beat salad marinated with slivered onion. Very good and good for you! (Not for the party because host has light colored carpets and people drop things.) Since it's game day, I'll have to add a tray of 1/4-sliced hoagies; Greek shishkabob appetizers, and maybe their Coney Island pigs in a blanket (in their freezer case). I didn't try those but know they'll be great. Oh, don't forget to ALWAYS get a slice ... or a whole pan... of their superlative tomato pie. I've never had a better one; not even in Italy. The chunky tomato topping is so good at any temperature. I put some of their roasted veggies on top along with a fried egg for a breakfast worth flying out of bed for. Can't wait for the party. I know my 30 guests with divergent health/dietary issues will each find plenty of delicious things to eat. I bought a container of their small chocolate chunk cookies. They were fantastic but, like most fresh cookies, are at their best when fresh. So I shared with neighboring family who loved them. (And now love me.)

I'm in my Italian market era, so stopping by Carlino's after the recommendation of a friend was a…read moreno-brainer. Picked up lunch with a friend on a weekend. The counter was pretty packed, but ordering via tablet was easy, and my sandwich came soon after. Unfortunately, they seem to have forgotten to pick up my friend's order so it took a bit longer. Checking in on your order every once in a while might be advantageous. They are stocked with every angle of Italian cuisine here-- wine, cheese, bread, meats, sides. I'm not eager to get that much into the Italian deep end, so I did not indulge, but supply is off the charts here! I had the Italian hoagie as a baseline and it was definitely above average. I'd definitely come here to get my fix, but I've had better in South Philly for sure. Things are kept pretty neat around here, and they have some outdoor covered seating available if you'd like to sit in to eat your food.

Awesome Jamaican food. Curry chicken was great....jerk chicken was too but less heat…read more Quintessential hole in a wall....but nice people running it. I'm a fan of hole in a wall lol. This place is bang for the buck....portions enough for two. Can't wait to go again!

I was in the mood for jerk chicken so I took a shot at this hole-in-the-wall place I'd driven by…read morefew times. I was hopeful when I walked in, because it reminded me of some place I used to go to when I was a kid in the city. No frills menu, family owners that keep it real, that kind of thing. The jerk seasoning wasn't great though. It didn't have any heat at all. The cabbage that usually comes in a platter was kind of bland. The rice and beans were good though. Maybe I'll go back and try something else.

This is a very unique place.... unique store ... where you can find anything ... you cannot find in…read morean any store. People, we, connect to home... feel at home.. Starts with the accommodating and kind staff!!! I love EuroMarket! Food ... soul and people connect. Thank you!!! Always a special moment being there.

LOVE this place! It's family owned which I absolutely love supporting, plus they have everything I…read moreneed at a fairly good price, especially for imported goods. Great variety of foods from across Europe. I have family that's Russian/Polish and am able to find a lot of things I'm familiar with and know/love. Great variety of farmer cheese that I use for syrniki, along with vanilla sugar! :)) (& grechka, my beloved!) My one only teensy complaint, but some could view this as a positive, is that because it is food from ALL over Europe the percentage of Russian/Polish food is tiny. I notice mostly Bulgarian, Greek and a lot of southern European food. However, most of the time I am too lazy to go to NetCost or Petrovsky and Euro Market has what I need anyways and it's a better shopping experience. Tiny place but filled to the brim! My boyfriend likes the pre-made food/sandwiches. I would recommend you come here if you're looking for a lovely family owned European market with kind staff who truly love their shop!

More so came for snacks and the food court so I'll only speak on that…read more This place is huge!! Such a large selection in every category: drinks, chips, frozen foods. A vast instant noodles section. They even had premade Korean side dishes and foods. Also sold alcohol. On the 2 occassions i came by, a lot of items were on sale and decently cheaper compared to other stores. Hoping they do it often! They also have a kitchenware section and a small food court. We ordered some chicken from BBQ chicken, did our shopping and swung back for our food. Signage was clear and easy to read and navigate.

True definition of an international market as it puts the "Super" in supermarket! Best in the area…read morehands down. Anything you need or what you'll find it here from fresh veggies and herbs to fresh meats and seafood. Even has a food court with amazing food and service outlets with financial services, travel agency and health and wellness. The market is well organized and clean all around with spacious placement of items. Staff is helpful when needed when you have a question and love the quality of the kitchenwares they sell with woks and pans and rice cookers to mink blankets and drinks sets. They carry an amazing variety of international foods and snacks to teas and drinks. Great prices always and products are fresh!

Good meat market, lunch meat. ready made foods and vegetables, both fresh and frozen and service is…read moregreat.

Bought chip steak for a cheesesteak and it was good on the outside but dark grey on the inside…read more Terrible way to sell meat by hiding 2 day old meat as a filler when you think you're buying fresh. HORRIBLE!

Quick and friendly service every time. I feel transported somewhere else every time I step foot in…read morehere. My favorite menu items are the chicken curry and calpico slush

Too bad most of the "food" items from the store are highly processed with all kinds of toxic…read moreingredients. Love the restaurant food but they hardly give you any chicken in the expensive chicken curry so its a total rip off with basically rice, potatoes and carrots for $18! $2 extra for brown rice! Too bad!

We were in the Plymouth/East Norriton area for a hair styling, knowing we also needed to find an…read moreAsian market to pick up a few things for dinner (pork belly, ribs, soy sauce, chili sauce, dumplings). Yelp directed us to Tylor Asian Market only a few minutes away. Tylor is in one of the too many shopping centers in this area, but happened to be clean, well laid out and stocked with a strong inventory of Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Philippine, and Cambodian goods. They also sold their own handmade buns, dumplings and egg custard tarts. We decided to sample most of them to see what would make a return visit worthwhile. Prices were reasonable compared to a normal shop at the older large markets in Mayfair, and interaction with management was friendly and helpful in locating our list of needs and answering our questions. The fish monger was particularly strong, and there was a nice varied supply of Asian vegetables and fruit (see photos). True, Tylor operated under a municipal single use plastics ordinance like many other towns around Montgomery and Bucks Counties, but we were prepared with a supply of strong bottomed sacks in the car trunk. They also sold similar conveyancers behind the counter if needed. We were impressed with this store and started planning ways to alter our shopping habits to make use of Tylor and surrounding outlets for other products. Those ribs wokked up well, and the egg custard made us smile for dessert, so we are determined to see how often we can arrange the travel. We anticipate the rest of our haul will be as good. Will keep you advised.

Make sure you bring your own bags or be willing to empty out a grocery cart by individual items on…read moreyour own. I was a bit surprised by the bag thing as most places in the PA suburbs still let you have a grocery bag. Philadelphia and DE or major cities of DE or Wilmington seem to differ on that in this general area. They have a seafood section in this medium sized Asian grocery and are particularly good for having frogs and turtles. The prices of some things seemed a bit high, but in their dessert section, you could buy individual bars and try different flavors rather than have to buy a whole box's worth and take a risk. Also, there are a lot more English translations in this store than all the other Asian grocery stores I've been to.