I was really looking forward to checking out this new Japanese store in Tysons. The parking is…read morehuge! There are a lot of things to look and see. They have a variety of things, food, drinks, sushi, snacks, cosmetics, toys. There were also SO many small toy vending machines. It was very cool to see so many options. There was also a cafe and restaurant in the back. The cafe was popping and the line was long for their matcha. The restaurant was actually such a LET DOWN. I was expecting authentic Japanese food, but the portions were small and the meals were pricer $15+ and not that special. Beef udon: regular and I could've made it at home Beef rice bowl: their top pick, the beef was not tender, and it was dry. Really simple but not good. Oddly enough, they had the tiniest water cup that you can pour for yourself. It was like 2 gulps. I also tried some drinks. They have an assortment of Moshi brand drinks in a can. They are expensive, but so so good. The strawberry matcha was my FAV. We also tried their milk coffee in a can, it tastes like what you'd expect from coffee in a can.

A relatively small Japanese market with groceries, snacks, skincare, tableware, and more and a…read moresection in the back just for food. There's a whole refrigerated area for ready-to-eat food like onigiri and katsu, along with a bakery, cafe, and a small food court area. My friend and I stopped by for lunch earlier this week. The markup is kind of crazy for cafeteria food, but he was really missing Japanese food from his recent travels. There's a variety to order from, and the food was served quickly after ordering. UNI IKURA RICE BOWL - 29.99 This was one of the current specials, and I love uni so I couldn't resist. There wasn't a whole lot of uni or ikura (half of the bowl was more so decoration items like sprouts, ginger, a whole leaf, and wasabi) with lots of rice underneath. The rice was the perfect texture, and after seasoning it a bit with some soy sauce, it was just right. The uni wasn't the most fresh, but the ikura was decent. Overall, good, but just not worth the price for what you get. My friend got a tonkatsu curry rice, a croquette appetizer, and a slice of cream roll cake for $5 less than how much I spent on my single uni ikura rice bowl. The tonkatsu curry rice was quite good, and only $14.98, which is really good for today's economy. If I'm ever back for the food, I'll definitely get the tonkatsu.

They have a huge selection in their food court area! I was surprised!…read more There were claw machines! So fun! There was a noodle spot, a Chinese bun spot, soup spots, boba spot that sells half off too, sushi, pastries, duck, roast pork, etc... SO many options, which is nice because you can order different things. There is a lot of seating areas, and a cute seating area with nice lights.

The bakery closes at 5 pm, but the juice department closes at 8:30 pm. Miraculously they could…read morecheck us out not just for our purchase of kumquat juice but also breads and pre-cut fruit boxes. Checking out remains under staffed. Only 1 or 2 associates. They really need to have more people there. Momo has an app and you can order ahead to save time (pick up upon arrival). The Hot Deli section (cafeteria) also remains open during dinner hours. Their BBQ buns are cold! Unbelievable. They have all the equipment (kitchen is right there). They could have kept it hot or warm.

I have been coming here for YEARS and they never miss. Each worker is very nice and I would always…read morecome here for any food necessities. LOVE the mini sushi in the middle , it's really cheap

Love Lotte Chantilly! Nicest staff, fun festival this weekend with free food and drinks and prizes.read more

The store itself is tidy, not a lot around here and there as you usually find into Indians stores…read more Welcoming staff and ready to provide you with special recipes. You can easily find what you need and corridors are well organised too. Not that I have to eat halal food but I like it, here you have vast choice of it. So far my best grocery store in the area. Strongly recommended

This is a quaint little market that's been around for a bit; like three aisles quaint. I came here…read moreon a mission for Indian Ketchup & it was a success. They have a nice little selection of frozen food, packaged food, toiletries, beauty, household, & even a little deli in the back. I have purchased snacks from here before but I literally come for the ketchup. It's a spicy ketchup & there is like nothing else! It's soooooo dang good & addicting & I am not a big ketchup or dipping sauce person. I first tasted it at an Indian restaurant & when I inquired they showed me the bottle. You can find it online but this is the quickest & most inexpensive way to get it. So...when I run out... off to Namaste I go!

This is for the hole in the wall cafe in the back of the supermarket called Shanghai Restaurant…read more I haven't been to this supermarket in a long time. Having relocating to a new office in the area, I was craving some authentic Chinese food for lunch. Upon walking into the supermarket, I knew something smelled different. Gone (or under repair) is the wet market. No fish in tanks, no turtles swimming around and no clams or crabs over ice. Honestly, the place smelled better. However, was the restaurant with the roasted meals and Chinese entrees still there? Yes! $8.49 for a meal of rice and 3 your choice of sides (1 veggie + 2 meat choices), plus a soup. I added a ginormous sesame ball (filled w red bean paste. I was hoping for lotus but yeah for price of $1.99 not happening). Total of $11.11. What did I get? Beef tendon with radish (mostly if not all radish and chuck). I'd pass. Eggplant. Yep, I'll get again. Pork patty. Yep, I'll get again. A soup came with the meal. It was tomato. It was OK. So, will I come back again for a box lunch and sesame ball? Yep, I totally will!

Great Wall is an international supermarket in Fairfax that has a variety of international grocery…read moreitems. I came around mid day during the week. It looks like they need more cashier help. I only saw 1 cashier helping and there were a few people in line. The grocery store also has a food court with several options to pick from.

A little place inside a market with a litte dining room. I just have to say the price to this place…read moreis UNBELIEVABLE. We spent $42 to feed all three people with lots of food. Service was great, fast and quick. We got food in 15 minutes! The lengua and beef and chicken tacos... DELICIOUS! They also have home made corn tortillas. I LOVED IT! Beef and chicken was crispy, chicken was a bit on the dry side but still love! They also have lots of yummy one of a kind ice creams made with yogurt and milk. . This place is hidden inside a small plaza and only a street light from my work so I will probably come by here all the time!

Great food from Latin America and some nice grocery items, as well. Pupusas were amazing…read more Definitely a place I will swing by on the way home to get some food and horchata.

I have never heard of Fresh World before. Stopped in as amazing Korean restaurant Joongmi was in…read moretheir food court. Ordered my food then walked through the store. It reminded me very strongly of a bright new HMart. Fresh fruit and veggies galore. I found Noh's seasoning packets there that I have not been able to find in HMart for years, and also identified numerous Asian food items that generally make HMart a go-to grocery store for me. Clean, organized, well-stocked. I'm thinking I may change my shopping habits a little and start checking out these Fresh World stores when I'm near one. This location is a winner.

New options for grocery shopping on Richmond in Hybla Valley area which my wife (Korean) is…read moregrateful for as the area is lacking. Nice & new, plenty of parking, carts and clean restrooms. Food selection is a great variety ranging from Asian to Latino with the basics in between. The vegetables & fruit selection is super fresh and of so many types you should be able to find what you are looking for. Great Seafood & fresh meat selections, enough to suit most tastes Prices are in-line with area, like anywhere else you have to shop around. So far my wife has found what she was looking for which beats driving to Annandale. The Food-Court has two (that we tried) that were delicious and reasonably priced. Service is friendly enough, and security is tight with a command center with enough tvs to rival Vegas, and roaming security guard.

I've come here many times over the years when I needed specialty ingredients and produce. I have…read morehad mixed results when looking for items and on a recent trip, ended up going to HMart down the street for galangal as they didn't have any here. The other issue was I asked two employees for galangal and neither spoke English so they got someone from the back who I asked and he took me to mangos. When I showed him the word "Galangal" on my phone, he said no. After trying the HMart down the street and comparing it to how disorganized, messy, cramped, and the poor service here, I'm done with this place.

Interesting and diverse combo. Asian and Hispanic foods. Great concept in my opinion. Unfortunately…read moremore expensive than I was hoping for. Inflation I'll concede is a challenge. Grocery stores aren't known for huge profit margins. Yet the food is more expensive than I thought, although this is a cool store. Good people here. Thank you to the friendly staff. Quite clean as well, despite being super busy. They certainly have a nice area for fruits and vegetables. If you're in the area stop in. This is a unique and fun place. It is a decent spot, if you know what you are looking for.

I've been in here a couple of times recently after randomly noticing it just driving by…read more Interestingly, it is a Nepali store--I have only seen other Asian stores such as Indian and Afghan. They have a wide variety of juices, breads, flours, chickpeas and lentils, daal, mango and other juices, coffee, tea, beer, kulfi (ice cream), etc. All of the prices are very reasonable. The staff is very helpful. I got a Haldiram's vegetarian paneer entree ($4.03), horse gram (assorted seeds, $7.56), Himalayan yak cheese ($14.13), dry figs ($8.07), two Kit Kats ($4.02), aloo bhujia (spicy bread sticks or noodles, $4.94), Thums Up soda ($2.01), current achan sticks ($1.00), and a Barashinghe beer (11 oz., $3.70). The total was $49.46. If you have never had Nepali food before, this is the place. Keep up the good work.

Nice mart, very friendly people. Good food and beautiful Indian memorabilia. Wish you Luck Savin…read moreMart! Many blessings.