I truly love this place.. The area is already clean and spacious. Their fresh fish market is well…read moreput together and offers a big variety of fishes and seafood. Most of the staffs are helpful. Some are short with their answers. But the best of all. They post sales and specials on their FB and IG pages all the time. And they are good at replying to your questions on there.. And to be honest. Most of their items are cheaper then other Asian grocers. Check them out

I am furious and deeply disappointed with how I was treated during my most recent visit. After…read moreyears of shopping here every single week, I was accused yes, accused! of stealing my own daughter's juice bottle that I brought in from the car. The cashier didn't ask kindly, didn't clarify, just immediately assumed the worst and treated me with blatant disrespect in front of my children. To make matters even more infuriating, my elderly mother who was just trying to help separate our groceries had a plastic divider thrown at her by the cashier, who barked, "If you aren't paying for the other customer's groceries, you need to put that down." Excuse me?? Who talks to anyone, let alone a senior, like that? The entire transaction was hostile, uncomfortable, and humiliating. I was shaken, my daughter was upset, and it was clear this employee had no interest in basic decency or customer service. To top it all off and I wish this was an exaggeration multiple items in the produce section had visible MOLD. I originally wasn't going to say anything I was just going to assume maybe it was a bad time to shop and they just maybe didn't change things over but I started looking around and wondering, how many others have been mistreated...It feels like this place is completely falling apart in so many ways. We used to know this store so well I could list off prices without looking. But I'll gladly save myself the extra out of the way 15-minute drive now and head to Super G Mart where there's better variety, better prices, respectful staff, and an amazing bakery and hot food section. This place? It's become a complete and utter disgrace. I'm never coming back. Ever.

Balageru Mart is small, but it has everything you need to make excellent Ethiopian food. My wife &…read moreI went there over the summer and bought several items, including korarima, fresh niter kibbeh, besobela, and koseret. I made injera, miser wat, and key wat, and all the items were excellent quality and tasted amazing! I highly recommend Balageru Mart to anyone interested in Ethiopian food.

Ok, we have to give this place some credit, the name is misleading, it is an international grocery…read morestore, NOT a farmers market. It even says "international grocery" on the outside. The word Atlantic means, transatlantic...Are we registering? We can't use a pure American mindset on this one. I do have to agree that there is odor in this place, but it is NOT nearly as bad as 99% of ethnic grocery stores!! They look like they do a pretty decent job at organizing their food and try to be clean, I smell bleach when I was there tonight as they are getting ready to close down. After we finished at the checkout counter a woman took a wet towel and wipe down the whole counter before she closed down for the night, seriously this is not bad, I am not sure if Harris Teeter even do this. We just have to be open minded when it comes to ethnic stores. I do have to say, about at least 1/3 of the store is not food, it'd be household goods like toilet paper, soaps and such...which is a tad disappointing because I was really hoping for a larger variety of international produce. It seems like they have a good bit of Asian grocery and Mexican grocery here, I'd say more Mexican than Asian. The price here is pretty low, I bought a peanut butter flavored beef hide bone here for my dog for $1...pssh I'd get one for my dog everyweek at this price. Oh, and this is the only international grocer that I know of that sells pet products, extra points! If you want an awesome international grocery store(Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Mexican, European, Middle Eastern and Indian goods) I'd suggest Super G Mart or Grand Asia. However, this place has a fair amount of products that are cheaper that either of the two places. They can work on getting more variety, but for now I guess this place is a OK by me.

It's a little stinky, and the layout is mixed and odd, but for convenience, price, and sweet…read moreservice, I come here damn near weekly. Most of the produce is of Mexican/Chinese source, so if you aren't a GMO fan, this is the wrong place to shop. However, what you lose in evolutionary purity, you make up for in price: Roma tomatoes, in the middle of winter, for $.49 a pound. And they were almost as good as they were gassed to look. The Mexican groceries are (obv) where this place excels. Quite possibly the most comprehensive collection of dried chiles I've seen in Charlotte. 3-4 brands of pickled jalapeno to choose from. Tortillas of every kind in abundance. Entire fridge case of Mexican/Latino cheese and dairy, in a range of quality and price. One isle is devoted to Asian products and canned goods, and most of your classics are there: Huy Fong sauces, coconut milk, curry pastes, noodles, at the same prices you'd pay at Overseas or International. What's interesting is that their standard grocery section is a bit overpriced: for frozen pizza, snacks, pet food, etc, you'd be better off across the street at Food Lion.

You're prob not gonna like this review if you're a roundeye…read more New Century offers Asian products in a uniquely Asian setting. If you're looking for a Harris teeter or Publix vibe, then stick to that. And if you don't know what you're looking for or just here to browse, then keep it moving. Maybe buy it on Amazon or make an Asian friend that's either first or second generation. The parking lot is very bad. The conditions of the shopping carts are very bad. This I cannot disagree with other reviewers with. I have to dock a star for that. But for the availability of grocery items, this is my go-to. I can't think of another market where I can find a 10lb can of sliced water chestnuts or something most roundeyes don't have a clue of. I'm here 1-2 times per week. If you see me, feel free to ask me questions. Or maybe take trip to an Asian city for a bit of culture so that you can truly appreciate what this store has to offer. There's more to life...

I needed a replacement guard to watch the door, so I ordered a New Sentry. Ended up here instead…read more Oops. Not as fancy and new as the other Asian grocery store in this Plaza, but nevertheless a really nice place to shop if you are in the Northeast burbs of Charlotte North Carolina. I love how Charlotte has quickly developed into a multinational multi-ethnic Paradise in the wake of Atlanta and long may it continue.

This is one of those small, ethnically specific stores where you can find just about anything that…read morethe big grocery stores don't have. It's a very nice little store that has all the spices and various odds and ends you might need for that new recipe you're trying. I mention this establishment because it does have something that sets it apart from the rest. If you have read some of my other reviews you've probably noticed that I am a fan of asian food, and this goes double for asian candy. This store has a larger and more diverse candy and snack section than any other market I've been to. From sweet to salty they have it all. The only problem I have with this place is that they don't have mochi and I love that stuff. Other than that, it's a great place to explore and try something new.

I'm giving this place 5 stars because it's the only Korean grocery store in Charlotte that carries…read moreKorean whiskey, Korean beer, Korean porn and Korean biblical wall art. Now that's ballsy!