Great selection across a variety of cultures. Everything from fresh to frozen and prepared. Owner…read morewas super friendly. The space is a little crowded but everything was clean and well kept.

This is a little Asian market on Jonestown RD. They don't have much compared to Grace Asian market…read morein the plaza next to this one , but it's another stop if the other store doesn't have what you want or what you're looking for. It's not as organized & clean as Grace. And that's just because the back of the store is open & full of "stuff" as they use it for storage of random things. A lot of Asian stores are like this so I'm used to it. I didn't purchase anything because they were out of the green beans I wanted, I asked the gentleman up front who said they get them on Thursdays. He was nice and helpful. Overall, it won't be my first stop but it's a good backup if I can't find something at the other store.

This place is amazing in every sense for a grocery store…read more It has everything you may think of from different cultures and areas of the world. For me as a Venezuelan, I really appreciate the Venezuelan snacks, harina PAN for the arepas and the Venezuelan cheeses. I also go to the Asian section to get weird flavored chips, Mochis, a lot of Frozen dumplings. It's never a complete trip if you don't go to the restaurant area and get some food to eat there and some pastries to take home. Finish the day with a excellent boba tea

Super G Mart on Independence is one of Charlotte's most fun grocery adventures…read more If you love exploring new ingredients, discovering international snacks, or simply wandering through aisles you've never seen before, this place is worth the trip. While the Pineville location remains my favorite thanks to its larger food hall and dining options, the Independence store still delivers an impressive experience. The selection is enormous. You'll find fresh produce from around the world, exotic fruits and vegetables, live seafood, blue crabs, an on-site fishmonger, and a full-service butcher counter. The international grocery selection is where this store really shines. Aisles are packed with staples from across Asia, Europe, Latin America, and beyond. Whether you're shopping for Thai curry paste, Vietnamese rice noodles, Japanese snacks, Korean sauces, Spanish ingredients, or Eastern European treats, chances are you'll find it here. One feature I especially enjoy is the freezer section. The cases are organized by country and cuisine, making it easy to browse and discover new foods. It's a small detail, but it turns grocery shopping into a bit of an adventure. On this visit, I came specifically for Korean black bean paste, dark soy sauce, and fresh green beans. Naturally, I left with a few extras. The candy aisle is dangerous in the best possible way. Their coconut candies are always tempting, and I can never resist grabbing a bag of Thai coffee candies while I'm there. The store has a large private parking lot and a loyalty program that offers additional discounts at checkout. If you're a frequent shopper, it's worth signing up. Is it as polished as some specialty markets? No. Is it one of the most interesting grocery stores in Charlotte? Absolutely. Give yourself time when you visit. This isn't the kind of place where you run in for one item and leave five minutes later. It's a place to wander, explore, and discover something new around every corner. Life is too short not to eat well, Charlotte. Grab a cart, take your time, and eat your way through Super G Mart.

Not what I expected. I was looking for a vietnamese grocery store. They didn't have alot of…read morevietnamese items. The produce looked fresh. I bought a couple pounds of jujubes. Having then food court next door is the best.

I really do love Super G Mart. I frequent both locations -- the one on Independence and the newer,…read morelarger store in Pineville -- and this one feels like a destination in itself, especially with the huge food court. As a transplant to Charlotte for work, I'm always searching for the ingredients and flavors I grew up with, and this place delivers. From the fresh seafood counter -- where you'll find beautiful tiger prawns -- to the endless rows of fish sauce, oyster sauce, and every variety of soy sauce imaginable (sweet, dark, mushroom, Japanese), the selection is impressive. The aisles are thoughtfully organized by cuisine and region, which makes navigating the store surprisingly easy, even if you're new to Asian markets. The frozen section alone is worth the trip. If you're looking for dumplings -- Chinese, Japanese, Korean, even Nepalese -- they've got you covered. And don't sleep on the handmade crepe cakes in the freezer. Yes, they're about $25, but they're stunning and absolutely delicious. Honestly, they rival the famous crepe cakes from Lady M in the San Francisco Bay Area, where those cakes can easily run over $100. At this price point, it feels like a steal -- and you'll definitely impress your guests. The produce section is another highlight. The ginger is incredibly fresh, and the variety is fantastic -- from gai lan and sweet chives to cebollitas (Mexican green onions) and crisp green beans. It's a true sensory experience for anyone who loves to cook. This isn't a trendy, boutique grocery store, and that's exactly the charm. It's old-school, practical, and stocked with the essentials. Toward the back right corner, you'll find pallets of noodles in every style -- Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean -- everything you could possibly need for home cooking. The butcher and fishmonger are also available to help, which adds a nice personal touch to the shopping experience. There's also a bakery inside with beautiful fruit-and-cream cakes -- the kind you'll recognize if you've ever celebrated in an Asian household. Light, fresh, and not overly sweet. And if you're a coffee lover, keep an eye out for Café du Monde coffee -- it's usually several dollars cheaper here than at typical grocery stores. A few friendly tips: * Go with a plan -- this place can be overwhelming in the best way. * Don't bring a big entourage unless they're ready to explore. * And if you visit the Pineville location, go hungry -- the food court alone is worth the trip. Both locations are fantastic, but the Pineville store is newer, larger, and especially fun to explore. Shop curious, cook boldly, and enjoy the adventure.

Rice N' Spice Market is a small Middle Eastern grocery store is worth a stop-in if you are curious…read moreabout specialty ingredients or cultural foods you will not see in a typical supermarket. I didn't make a purchase during my visit, but browsing gave me a good sense of what the store offers. The selection leans heavily toward Middle Eastern items - fresh vegetables, fruits, spices, grains, teas, canned food, and frozen items. It's a kind of place where you can discover something new just by walking the aisles. The store was a bit cluttered, so take your time finding what you are looking for. Staff was present but not particularly engaged during my visit; not unfriendly, just hands-off. Even though I did not buy anything this time, I would consider returning when I'm specifically shopping for items you cannot get elsewhere.

I enjoyed shopping there today! We recently moved to the area and love to support the local…read morestores(farmers market across the parking lot as well). Looking forward to shopping there for more!

Hard to believe this quality European market in SC, in Indian Land and in an Exxon Gas Station!!…read more I was in Europe some years back and a friend recommend a Turkish Restaurant in London. So many good food options, especially the Flat Bread aka Lamcuan or Lahmajouhn. Think if it as 'pizza lite' with very easy minced meat with savory spices and a very thin crust. It's amazing all the different food options here, they have a bakery and lots of meats, sausage, cheese as well as peroigis and xx. They have a drive-thru option and as you can see from my photos, you can get a smash burger shawarma wraps and plates. They also have a massive selection of cold European beers, take a look at the photo. The Drive-Thru is CLOSED on Saturday & Sunday. However you can get the frozen Lahmajoun, 4 small pizzas for $20 bucks.

It's been years since I went here. Came back to get some farmer's cheese and wanted to try the…read moresquare salami which is amazing!! I discovered some fantastic Bulgarian yogurt. Bought some frozen Russian pancakes that Russia is famous for. Some men were buying what looked like smoked salmon bellies. They said it's very popular and I want to try it!

Love this store Great owner, good prices and they have a…read morelot of stuff from all over Africa. From food to snacks to fashion

I keep wondering what they have to offer at this Halal meats grocery store. Sometimes small markets…read moreare sparsely stocked... but not this place. The shelves are jam-packed with Middle Eastern foods including dates, Turkish apricots, baklava, halva, and other dried fruits, nuts and pastries. The canned goods are plentiful from tuna, sardines, pickled fruits and vegetables, hot sauces, spices and so much more. There's a good selection of cold drinks, yogurts, mango lassi, juices and cheeses. There are coffees and teas, and even a frozen food area with meat dishes, flatbreads, pitas and more. The highlight of this market were the two men working there. When we first walked in we stopped at the meat deli case which features chicken, beef, lamb and goat. The prices are very reasonable compared to the grocery stores. T-bone steaks for 7.99 per pound, Ribeyes 9.99 and filet mignon for 12.99. We weren't there for more than 10 seconds when the man says, "we've got the freshest meat in Winston-Salem. Come, follow me!" He took me through their kitchen/meat butchering area to the walk in cooler where they have sides of beef and lamb hanging in the cooler. It was nice to get a behind the scenes tour and the place was very clean as well. The other man at the register seemed less confident in his English, but when checking out, I picked up what looked like a stick in a clear package. Not knowing what it was, I put it down. He picked it up, cut it open, began shaving the bark off the outside and handed it to me. He said "My God says, use to clean teeth. Toothbrush." And he gave it to me. Obviously I had to hop on Google to find out it's name: The miswak (miswaak, siwak, sewak, Arabic: سواك or مسواك) is a teeth-cleaning twig made from the Salvadora persica tree (known as arāk, أراك, in Arabic). It is reputed to have been used over 7,000 years ago. Yeah, they have those there too. If you find joy in wandering through Super G Mart, Super Compare Foods or any international foods market, you'll like this place like I did. I just wish they had fresh made foods for a quick lunch.

Tried chicken for the first time! Had high hopes! I asked for bone in and bone out to be packed…read moreseparately on a bird. The person who cut the full bird asked me "how to cut" and just disproportionately slammed into multiple Pieces and I ended up discarding crushed bones at home! He turned out to be very impatient! Wasted my $11. Won't return after all!

Bajaj Almond Drops says it's a hair oil... and sure, fine, you can put it on your hair. But…read morelisten...on the skin?! ELITE. Supreme. Five-star behavior. I've been using it for a year and my skin is smoother than my life decisions. No greasy mess, no weird smell, just soft, glowing, "what lotion do you use?" energy. If my skin could talk, it would write this review itself. Head over this store and grab you a bottle.

Great store with great prices! This store specializes in Indian and south east asian grocery goods…read more There are so many wonderful products available that are twice the price in most grocery chains. I'll purchase many of the spices I need for day-to-day cooking here. Most recently I got a huge bag of peppercorns for about $10 and ended up with the equivalent of $50 of fresh ground pepper after grinding and storing them. Also, they have bulk quantities of rice, beans, chickpeas, and other dry staple goods. I haven't found anywhere else that gets close to the value they have on a 10lb bag of red lentils. Also, they have fantastic frozen meals and lots to choose from in the freezer section. The store is daunting to navigate for someone unfamilar with the cuisine. However, it's well worth your while to do your homework in advance and come in with a list. The staff is friendly and will help you locate what you need. They have some tasty to-go food in the front of the store. Typically, they have samosa and various savory puff pastries. I always buy a couple of these tasty treats when I'm checking out so I can have a car snack! Overall, I'd absolutely recommend popping in, even if it is your first time in a specialized grocery store. You won't be disappointed!

Love this store ! Always had what I'm looking for and the produce is always fresh !! Great people…read moreand great service !

Good selection. Great customer service. Very helpful.read more