On Feb 19th, I bought ground sirloin and salmon from HEB Sugar Land (it shows as store #627 on my…read morebank statement). Went to cook them today, and both were spoiled. This is the third time I've bought protein that was spoiled, from this location. The ground sirloin looked perfectly red on the outside but the inside was completely gray. The same thing happened with a package of ground chuck I previously purchased at this location. The salmon looked fine, wasn't slimy, and didn't smell while it was raw. But as it cooked, it smelled weird. I finished cooking it and (reluctantly) tried it, and it tasted just as weird as it smelled. I tossed both in the trash and called for a refund, which I can't get until I go back into the store

I absolutely LUUV H-E-B!…read more Who still shops at Walmart for their grocery needs? Why? Walmart veggies go bad with 24 hours and you can see mold. Now don't try and compare and say Fiesta because no comparison not same level and I'm not going to waste my tap, tap on my iPhone or my thinking abilities to debate..Fiesta's meat YUCK. Or how comparing Joe V's to HEB - NOT because Joe V 's gets most of their item from picked over canned goods from HEB..look their dented and shelf life not far off. If you have a family of 6 and food goes fast Joe V's. Joe V's pastries expire with 2-3 days, veggies picked over from HEB...I'm not here to convince only review for sport. Going to H-E-B for me is like Little Red Riding Hood skipping through the forest on the way to grandmas house. Y'all need to check out their Meal Simple meals, if I had a family of 4 to cook for and didn't want to slave over a stove BOOM HEB is your go to. Office workers, y'all can pack your microwave lunch for under $10....LOOK at my photos! Vitamins, just the other day I noticed they not only have pharmacy vitamins but also an entire idle devoted to all natural vitamins, minerals, diet pills, informercial brands vitamins and shark tank supplements. They offer weighted coffee, nuts and bulk foods for your nutritional needs. Go check out your local H-E-B they will change your life.

This is my first time here and definitely last. I went to the bakery section and the sushi guy had…read moreto go get the lady who was hiding in the back her name is Claudia. I asked if she had an item and she was so rude "Don't ask me, I just the employee" she says. The other story has it "I not the other store" she was so heated from the introduction and I did not enjoy it one bit. Lowkey ruined my day and inspired me to write my first review ever.

I bought fresh cooked chicken and service was great. The other great thing is how affordable their…read morefresh cooked chicken is.

Whole Foods Market is where I always go when I want food with good ingredients or healthier…read moreoptions. I trust their standards, especially when I'm trying to avoid unnecessary additives and preservatives. I'm a very loyal customer to their bakery, especially for special occasions like birthdays. Their Chantilly cake is hands down the best cake I've ever tried, and it's what I always come back for when celebrating. The bakery alone keeps me coming back, and I always rely on them for cakes. I also love their bread. It does expire faster, but that's actually a good thing since it has minimal ingredients. I just pop it in the freezer and take it out when needed and it tastes exactly the same. The quality is great, and the bread is pretty affordable for how clean the ingredient list is. The ambience is great and honestly one of my favorite parts of shopping here. The store feels clean, calm, and enjoyable to walk through, which makes the experience better overall. Service can be okay. Most of the time it's fine, but occasionally the cashiers near the beverage area can come off a bit rude. It's not a huge issue and hasn't stopped me from shopping here. Yes, it can be expensive if you grab the wrong items, but the 365 brand is usually much more affordable and still great quality. Overall, I really love shopping here and keep coming back for the quality, bakery, and atmosphere.

This is one of my favorite stores that's becoming unfortunately impossible for me to shop at…read morefinancially. While, I love the abundant selection, the open salad bar, the open soup bar... There just is nothing so overwhelming that the price per pound should be as high as it is. Salad bar items are 11.99 a pound. Olive bar, I would expect to be higher but not 11.99 as well. I completely understand and it's very well known that because of its organic food selections and quality that Whole Foods does selectively market to a higher economic demographic that is less price sensitive. However, I am in that upper demographic and I'm getting distracted by getting a salad and some olives and walking out of the store with a $35 bill. At this price, I can just eat at a restaurant, and a decent one at that.

A great Ranch 99 branch with plenty of selection for food, snacks, fresh produce and beverages…read more Their food court is also pretty good and offers fresh deli options. They were advertising an "Instant Noodle Festival" which sounded interesting. Also I saw a wheat cracker KitKat on sale, which was cool. A recommended Ranch 99!

I came in for ingredients to my homemade fresh spring rolls that I like preparing. The produce…read moreselection was quite lacking. They didn't have Asian long cucumbers(the ones I used to grow in my garden), no mint, only basil. The Asian long eggplant was musty and beat up. Not fresh. They didn't sell three ladies rice paper brand, no vegetarian hoisin sauce. The prices were okay. The aisle with the tofu was warm unknown if the soybean products were chilled enough for purchase. They did sell San San Tofu green soymilk, block tofu, and other products. The bakery section was non-existent. I managed to get bean sprout marinated snack that I'll try in my spring roll. I can't speak on the service as none of the staff members spoke.

After Office Hours and our Yelp field trip to the Moosa Colony Food Bazaar, I stopped at the Asian…read moreMarket. Love it! So many great choices. Spices, soups, biryani. Garlic paste. Ginger paste. Starters for curry. Snacks. Crackers. Cookies. Pomegranate juice. Scan the oversized QR code outside for recipes and menu suggestions. Love the large selection of tea. Masala chai, anyone? So warm and comforting on a chilly day in Houston. It is 44° this morning! Parking is a bit strange in this shopping center, but found a spot which led me to the Asian Market. A fun place to shop in Fort Bend.

I went to buy a few things at the store. The lady behind the counter seemed to have a bad day. The…read moreservice was pathetic.

I found the staff quite helpful…read more When I asked for a particular item that I couldn't find, an employee from another area escorted me to the area. She didn't see it and asked another employee who told her it was seasonal and not in stock. I went to the photo counter and asked if the machine was working. I had needed photos made at Christmas and it wasn't working. (Their photos are pretty clear at an affordable price.) They explained there were so many orders that it was constantly working and a specific piece (he said the name but I can't remember) broke and had to be ordered.

Requesting two new tires and they generated three brand, Michelin, Goodyear, and Dextro. Chose…read moreDextro with the clerk and then verified with the mechanic which is twice as cheap. Once pulled up and gave information, a manager later got back to me about they don't have low bearing? I ask what is that so I mention is this the tool and they look puzzuled. It was used to hook underneath the car. After that, the mechanic got back to me they dont have the tire except the two brand. Michellin or Goodyear. I refuse and drove off...​​

Seafood City Supermarket is our family's go-to supermarket for Filipino groceries. They have a…read moregreat selection of everything from fresh produce to instant noodles, seasoning packs, juices, canned meats, sauces, frozen foods, and snacks--basically all the essentials in one place. The food court is a big bonus and something we look forward to every visit. With the live grill and multiple spots for comfort food, it's easy to eat before heading home. On top of that, shops seem to be renovating or popping up almost every month, so it feels like a new experience each time we visit. They also have fresh bakeries and desserts to take home, which is always tempting. Prices are great with a membership card, and every trip feels like a Costco-style stock-up run. Just remember to keep your grocery receipt handy since carts are checked at the exit.

Living 4 hours away from this Filipino supermarket makes me shed a tear a little. I was in Houston…read morefor the weekend and I asked my friend who was originally from Houston where a good Filipino spot would be to eat. He immediately said "Seafood City! It has everything!" So we went and it indeed had everything. The longest line was for Grill City. In all honesty, I feel like Grill City is a bit overhyped. The kare kare didn't taste like my father-in-law's. He makes the best kare kare. But you can't beat home cooking. Too bad my FIL is in CA. The liempo was good, but how can you really mess up grilled pork belly? However, I did like Sizzle. Their bangus sisig on a grilled platter was so delicious! I was jealous of my husband's pick. I also really loved the items at Valerio. Reminds me of Panorama City in CA. Everything here was light and bright and it smelled clean. Would I come back? Only if I'm in town. Next time I'll bring a big cooler.

Visiting the Sugarland Keemat for the first time. Looks…read morebigger than the Hillcroft one but am not sure. Has similar set-up too, but i was told that ownership is different, so am thinking its on the lines of a franchise. Their food corner is much bigger with an in store kitchen. I believe some items like the vada pav, the samosas , and of course the dhokla get shipped to Hillcroft from here. They have an in house chat corner with two tables tucked away which I wouldn't suggest. Its a place to sit down for a bit, while I do appreciate the idea, it felt like I was eating in the middle of a warehouse , I didn't like it and did not even enjoy the bhel I bought. It probably was good I cannot say, I was famished and was so glad to find that they had my favorite chats, but once I sat down I just gulped down and couldn't wait to escape towards the better side of the store.... I would get a to- go next time. The vegetables I bought were fresh and the crates and crates of mangoes were just soo inviting. They carry everything required in an Indian kitchen and much more.

I am so disappointed with the staff, especially a white haired gentleman ( not sure if I should say…read moregentlemen). He was soooo rude yesterday when I wanted to exchange a few items. I have been going to Keemat Grocers since 1988 when it was on Settler's Way and Hwy 6. I bought products for the upcoming Lakshmi puja, but I dropped the bag on the floor and it touched my feet. I wanted to exchange four items ( a coconut , paan, bel leaves, and 2 suparies), and this staff initially wouldn't exchange the items and said so rudely and said to just wash them. I told him no and he very rudely asked me to get the items. I was shocked with his rudeness as if I was trying to get things for free. I would appeal to Bengalis in Sugar Land not to support Keemat grocers unless they train their staff to be polite and cordial.

I'm happy to shop in any HEB…read more I can pretty much get any staples and groceries I need. They have specials all the time, like buy this, get that free. Recently, they had $1 for a dozen eggs!

Fun time @ HEB RiverPark Holiday Open House. Today is the day that you visit your local HEB and…read morethey dress up and open bottles of wine and bottles of beer and feed you different pies and delicious tamales. Today is the day that customers go to HEB not only to shop but to get ideas of all the delicious food that we need to purchase for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Usually, I am content with the items I buy at Jusgo. NOT today!…read more Went by for flank steak to make a nourishing soup for someone in recovery. The ginger and other fruit were fine. When I asked an employee in the produce department where a scale was, he said, "No." I said that there HAD to be one as I needed a certain amount of white radish. He just stared back at me. The other employee next to him pointed to the far corner. Now, the "flank steak." As you can see from the picture, OVER half of the steak (blanched) is fat and membrane! It only comes packaged. I thought it had a thin membrane covering it, which would have been acceptable if it was over a long piece of steak. Didn't have time to go back. I arrived home at 6:30p and had to use it because the soup cooks for four hours and was being delivered tomorrow morning. (I hope that one star anise does not overpower the broth!) I should have had them unwrap it before purchase. Once, I bought a doong/joong/zongzi there that I unwrapped a few days later. It was moldy. When I returned it, no apology. Should have learned then to be aware. I will say that the cashier was friendly and smiled when she handed me the receipt.

Located alongside Ranch 99 and Big Lots on Highway 6. Supposedly Ranch 99 has been temporarily…read moreclosed due to a HSE issue for a few months so we went over here next door to get some Asian veggies. The interior is extremely chaotic and messy; it is quite a large space but there are packing boxes everywhere and quite a few of the individually packaged items don't even have a price or sticker on them. Prices seem in line or cheaper than our local spots for a few items but in terms of organization and cleanliness, it doesn't seem to be the best. The seafood section here has quite a strong odor which is reminiscent of the early 2000's Asian grocery stores and there's a general dusty smell throughout. Overall, there's plenty of household items and fresh groceries here but you are missing all of the finer details as you would expect at a newer H Mart or Ranch.