Tl;Dr - Spent over $30, charged twice, refused service and compensation despite lack of explicit…read moreinstruction, and I did not get to eat my purchased food. _____ Was refused compensation for burnt noodles and was charged for another package of noodles. I did not eat either of them. - cashier did not instruct or inform about cooking procedure - instructions for cooking station did not provide the explicit cooking procedure - cashier did not provide feedback after informing them about the burnt noodles (you could smell it) - Cashier double charged me despite not informing me that she could not compensate me This was an unfortunate and unnecessary situation to be in when all the employee needed was human empathy and customer service skill. Attached images show burnt product as well as the instructions that failed to tell you how to use the machine.

I am a big fan of the Asian Mart and I go there often to shop for Japanese snacks, vegetables, and…read moreomagiri's. they have a large variety of Japanese and Korean food, both prepared and frozen ready for you to cook at home. The store is very clean and organized and the staff is very friendly and will help you find whatever you need. This is a great place to find Asian specialty foods. I highly recommend.

This is an amazing place in Hollywood. They have an exceptional selection of cheese, wine and other…read morehard to find items from Greece. Also, their coffee is unbelievably good as well as their bites that you can eat there such as spanakopita. The staff is very friendly and I cannot wait to revisit

Amazing food and service! You have to try the bougasta with their Greek yogurt! Highly recommended.read more

As a Buffalo transplant, I absolutely love that I can get all my hometown favorites here, and I…read moredrive all the way from Boca. Totally worth it! They have the big packs of Sahlen's, all the Weber's and Chiavetta's products, loganberry, Chef's, all the beers, everything! My only complaint is that the Bison dip is almost always expired. The people that work there are super nice and the store is clean and welcoming. It's more than you would pay at home but they are flying it in so no reason to be negative. Love this place!

Love this place! Ralph's has an awesome selection of international groceries you can't find…read moreanywhere else. The deli food is super tasty--especially the breakfast options. Staff is always friendly and helpful. Definitely my go-to spot for unique finds and a good meal.

I've been here a handful of times after moving to Miami 2 1/2 yeas ago. It's a small place that ca…read morebe sort of tight if there are a lot of people there, but they have a great amount of inventory. The tide test was taking my Korean mom here when she was visiting, and she was impressed with the store and their selection so you know it's good! Today I went, Lunar New Year, (I know, last minute), and I was still able to buy the rice cakes I needed for new year's soup. I was looking for chives in the produce area and didn't see any so I kept going. Someone working there noticed I had been looking for something and asked I about it. I told him I was looking for chives and he told me he thought they had some in the back and offered to go check for me, asking me how much I wanted, and then he brought me a nicely packaged amount. In all a great Korean market with great selection and friendly staff.

It's Christmas Eve & Kimchi Mart saved my Christmas and Boxing Day dinners!! I realized at 6:30 pm…read moreon Christmas Eve that I ran out of oyster sauce, which I needed for the food I am making on Christmas Day and Boxing Day!! I called Kimchi Mart and they were open until 10 pm!! Score!! They are also open on Christmas Day from 8 am to 7 pm!! Thank you Kimchi Mart!!

Stopped in while in the Plantation neighborhood to check out this Asian/International market…read morelocated in the old Lucky's space off Peter's Road and University Dr in Planation. We wander in without a shopping list. Wife was shocked, her favorite 5 lb. Koda Farm sweet rice was on sale for $14.99. This product was retailed in Fort Myers for $22. Quickly she packed up Hoisin sauce, Sesame oil, Coffee Candy and several packages of Tofu, bean sprout, and baby Bok Choy. They have a huge selection of frozen foods, but we did not pick up any because we needed a cooler to keep them for our drive home! There are clams, blue crabs, lobsters in tank and other fresh seafood available. Goat meat and lamb stew meat are on display. Meanwhile, I picked several chrysanthemum tea, red date, Goji berries. The place is spacious, clean and neatly organized with plenty of parking. Many items are reasonably priced. Two self-checkout counters were available, and the cashier lines are moving quickly. The staff is courteous and helpful! This is a short and quick visit, will return to explore more on our next visit with a cooler and a shopping list!

Enson Market is hands down one of the biggest Asian markets in the South Florida area. I usually go…read moreto Kimchi Mart as the Pembroke Pines location is closest to me. Although I love the huge selection here, sometimes it's nice just to be able to walk into Kimchi Mart and get everything I need in a smaller space. Not gonna lie, it took me about 1 hour to cruise around the entire Enson Market, just to make sure I looked at everything. Most Asian markets have similar items, some have better options than others. But when you talk about ELITE Asian markets, California has the BEST options with Mitsuwa Marketplace, Tokyo Central and H Mart. I love how they incorporate bakeries, food halls and tons of fresh prepared foods as grab & go options. To be fair, Cali also has a bigger Asian population than Florida, so there's that too! Enson Market is incredibly clean, organized and a beautiful Asian Market in itself. They did a great job with the way everything is laid out. The produce, meat and seafood options look fresh! I love that they do have a sushi, onigiri and fresh grab and go food space. Although when I came around 1pm, most of these options were gone so it was mostly empty. They also have a little area next to the bakery items and seafood space where they sell roast duck, crispy pork, bbq pork (char siu), and more. I would definitely come back for these!!! Frozen food options are abundant. I can say the same about the snacks, condiments, beverages, noodles, rice, instant noodles and just about every pantry item possible. All in all, Enson Market is a wonderful Asian Market in the Plantation area. They have everything you could possibly need or want. Prices are fair, service is good and quality is stellar. They have two self checkout options by the front too. Excellent option when you need Asian ingredients or just fun snacks, food or drinks!

I used to love this place, especially when I lived in the neighborhood. However, now I have a dog…read morethings have changed. I cannot even go in anymore - no dogs allowed at all, not even service animals. I assume it's not Halal. Instead, I went to eat next-door where they were very dog friendly

The service in this establishment was super friendly and pleasant. The store offers a lot of…read moreTurkish orientated products. They also have a small eating area at the back of the store. I really wanted to love the food, but I was disappointed with my chicken sandwich. I was really hoping for more salad items such as tomatoe and lettuce to accompany it and found it too messy to eat with the sloppy additions.

I love this Greek market! My son introduced me to this store and I'm facinated with the variety…read morethat Bobby's has. From Greek feta cheese to all of the Greek olives that I know and love, they have it all. If you like Greek yogurt, you have to try theirs. It's thick like ricotta. smooth as cream cheese and the richest I've ever had. With a little bit of local honey, I thought angels were singing over my head. It was so good! The selection of fillo dough has me thinking of the Greek pastry that I can make for Easter. The are so many besides the beloved bakalava! I got the country style with 8 thick sheets per box. They have the gyro bread and pita as well. I will be stopping in again when I am in the area. Bobby is super friendly and willing to help you find items. Maybe they will expand and have a Greek cafe and bakery like the ones I enjoyedin Tarpon Springs.

Greek Products. GREAT. The place for all things GREEK in South Florida. Formerly known as HELLAS…read moreIMPORTS. Ownership had to scramble to find a new location for their grocery after their landlord sold the property at their previous location in HOLLYWOOD. The name change is in honor of the owners son BOBBY. This organization has existed for about 40 years now opening around 1984. The new location is about a 10-15 minute drive away from their previous site. Came down here to buy some TSOUREKI for EASTER. Usually I take the 45-50 minute drive south to this grocery grocery store to purchase GREEK coffee. We are not in NYC anymore so it's great that BOBBY'S GREEK MARKET exists as an establishment providing hard to find products for the GREEK and MEDITERRANEAN communities in South Florida. RECOMMEND.

We discovered Hanna & Tiger's Asian Mart in Killian by chance while taking a different route to…read moreavoid traffic, and it turned out to be such a great find. The store is very clean and well-organized, which made browsing really enjoyable. Prices are reasonable, and there's a nice variety of unique items. One standout was the strawberry-shaped ice cream--it tasted amazing and was a fun treat. We also picked up some bao buns with taro filling, which were delicious. Another highlight was the Korean coffee--simple but perfect, especially with just 2 grams of sugar. It had a great balance of flavor without being too sweet. The service at the POS was fast and professional, making the whole experience smooth from start to finish.

This is your go to for all asian needs. This establishment has been around for years now. Whether…read moreit be dumplings, fresh produce, toys, dessert, sake or even something new to eat, it's got it all.

This has always been a fine place and one of the few German centers in our community. The food and…read moreserivce have always been friendly and efficientl.

Think of Mainzer's Deli as a Bavarian bodega. Sure, you could do a bit of grocery shopping, but…read morelet's be honest, you're here to hunt down oddball snacks and niche sundries you didn't know you needed. Open since the '70s, these Pinecrest pioneers launched their Central European mini‑market as a side hustle, all while earning their keep as classical musicians. That kind of multitasking deserves a drink. Start smart with a refreshment like Almdudler. The closest American parallel is a love child of Dr. Pepper and Sprite, but that sells it short. This Austrian classic is a bit herbal thanks to elderflower and sage, yet snaps with lemon zest, and happily moonlights as a mixer for beer, wine, vodka, and even cold brew. Honorable mentions go to Apfelschorle (apple juice spritz) and the pride of Salzburg's suds, Stiegl blond lager. Whether you believe the lozenge or the tea came first, Ricola Schweizer Kräutertee, an instant herb tea, will knock a cold flat on its back. In my home, it completes an anti‑illness trinity alongside Advil and Vicks VapoRub. Mainzer's also stocks a tight but thoughtful lineup of German personal‑care creams and cosmetics, because sometimes your sinuses and skin are on red alert. The deli slings cold sandwiches stacked with Schinken (ham) or Gelbwurst, a pork‑and‑veal bologna seasoned with ginger, nutmeg, and white pepper that can be customized with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, or mustard. Hot subs come piled onto rolls with sauerkraut and mustard. The Brat and Weisswurst lead the sales, but the Double-Smoked BLT remains a point of almost defiant pride for the Mainzer clan. I could keep waxing poetic about all the shelf treasures, but this women‑owned piece of Pinecrest history demands boots on the ground. Dive into the unusually deep selection of chocolates and marzipan, debate the finest ketchup for a currywurst, and boldly snack where few South Floridians have snacked before.

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Finally I have found my spot. This reminds me of being back at home in New York. They have all the…read morestaples of a Jamaican home. The meat market is superb. Yes the prices are a little high but I'm willing to spend a little bit more for good meat. The Oxtails are cut like they're supposed to be not thick and huge. The produce section is kind of small but they still offer what you need in a typical Jamaican home. You can find your ground provisions and just about anything else you're looking for. They also have some Hardo bread but I don't know how fresh it is. They offer various spices herbs and teas . It's just a place that you need to check out. There's ample parking outside.