Amazing selection of fresh, frozen and other Asian foods, condiments and ingredients. We always…read morefind find new stuff to try and experiment with

Wide selection of seafood frequently including live lobster and crab. Other fresh fish and clams or…read moremussels on ice as well as lots of frozen seafood (including large lobster tails and regular whole lobsters. Sooo much frozen seafood is also available. I often buy the frozen unagi that is sauced and ready to thaw, heat and eat. Lot's of fresh fruits and veggies and an amazing variety of canned Asian food and a large selection of noodles. Weekends often have really good prepared foods like Oriental roast pork, bibimbap etc.

Stopped by last night just to check it out. This is a pretty big store that's packed full of…read moregoodies. The guys we spoke with were very nice & answered our questions.

This is an Indian grocery store and great varieties of food. Price is reasonable and although it's…read moresmall, they have many choices. The ladies in the cashier not so friendly, I asked about the pani puri kit that I would like to try and she just said she doesn't know and she didn't try it. Not even recommendation or look at that box. Anyway, one guy scanning the prices on the shelf asked if I need help and that was nice. Also make sure the price matched was on the shelf, apparently what I bought didn't.

I've been hit hard by this craving for naengmyeon, the Korean cold buckwheat noodle soup that's…read moreusually served only in summer. But I seriously could eat this all year round. B/c it's a bit time consuming to make, a lot of Korean restaurants, esp ones that don't specialize in this dish, might make it from a package. I do the same, but since Grace Market has new ownership, I've been hard pressed to find my noodles. A friend told me about KC, so I gave it a shot. It's a tiny grocery store run by one little woman. She was very helpful and helped me quickly find my noodles along with a few other items (they sell mentaiko)! I think the prices were fair enough, and the place itself was clean. I'm pretty upset that I didn't find this place earlier, though. Apparently, she used to make naengmyeon FROM SCRATCH and served it at her store. I've already told you how frickin' difficult that is to find....and in the Midwest? Forget it! She made other items too in her little kitchen in the back...or used to. Apparently, a customer saw that she was cooking in her store and reported her to the fire department. She was not to code (no hood or something like that), so they told her that til she modified things, she was not allowed to cook there. Of course, she does not have the money to do so, so that's that. To the concerned citizen: Hi, lovely not to have met you. I imagine you're one of those follow-the-rules-off-the-cliff types. Nothing wrong with that. The world needs ppl like you to keep it in line. However, you came between me and my noodles. Now I'm back to instant, packaged B grade stuff. *Sigh*

The restaurant is in the back . Neat place . Similar to grace market except less options . Good…read moreprices and excellent service . Nice to try this place . Beef bulgogi was a little dry but tofu soup was good .

It's a bit cluttered inside, and sometimes hard to find help. However, the staff has always been…read morenice, and helpful. This is one of our to-go places to get some seasoned meat for BBQs.

This is a small town business with a large selection of nuts, candies and sodas. You're likely to…read morefind something you haven't seen in years or many you didn't know existed. Their selection will appeal to all age groups. They also have some local treats and crafts. The beef jerky is great!

Needs more choices for meals : Lemon Chicken Sweet and sour…read morechicken Crab fried rice Shrimp with Alfredo sauce and capers.

I was so thrilled to find Asia Bazaar... I was really missing Masala dosa and some other basic…read morestaples that I used to buy regularly in Los Angeles and in Oakland, CA. My only regret was that they did not have frozen coconut chutney. They have many other jarred and frozen chutneys just not coconut chutney. I asked the gentleman at the store to consider stocking this because it's just so yummy.

I love ALDI !! I…read morelove that it's easy to get in, find the stuff I want, and get out. No overwhelm here !! I love their salmon and cashews. And the "Aisle of shame" (a silly name those of us who ADORE Aldi call their weekly sale aisle). I love that they have Keto ice cream. This store is just-right in so many ways. I recommend ALDI. My grandmother and grandfather always shopped at ALDI in Illinois when I was a kid. I was so excited when they moved in to Virginia!! And now I live in Kansas and they are here !! Aldi is awesome.

Love their cheeses and German meat products. Fresh Veggies are usually good, too. However,we love…read moretheir eggs And never buy them anywhere else.

My second Laotian cuisine spot I've tried in the city and both are DELICIOUS!! The chicken wings…read moreweren't skimpy at all. So much flavor and the jalapeños give it that extra kick. The pork belly had a nice crispy texture on the outside while staying tender and juicy on the inside. Pairing it with sticky rice is a must--it really brings everything together. I've also become a big fan of the Lao-style omelette. As someone who loves eggs, this version just hits different and complements every dish on the table. It's the first thing I look for now in every new Loa spot. I definitely didn't mind the liquor store right next door. Got me a nice cold one to go with my Friday cheat meal for dinner. Just made the whole experience even better. Pro tip: I would call ahead to place an order. Took about 30mins but luckily I had errands to run so no big deal.