The first time that I went to Al-Haramain was during its soft opening. I wasn't sure how I felt…read moreabout it and I didn't go back -- until today. I was actually heading for another store but figured I'd stop here first. Well, what I was looking for was produce, and they had LOTS of it, much at very good prices. I got a huge bag of "out of date" curly cucumbers for 99 cents. Blackberries were on sale, as were small yellow peaches. And, a personal size watermelon for $1.99. I'm not familiar with a lot of the products they carry, but they look interesting. Lots of different kinds of rice, spices, meat, produce. I would guess that if you're looking for something that's hard to find in other stores, they probably have it.

Really glad I found this place. It's the only comprehensive South West Asian market for miles in…read moreany direction. Great to know I don't have to go to sterling heights or Dearborn for fresh pita and and bulk staples. This place also has a healthy stock of indian and Pakistani items. Friendly staff, a butcher, olive bar with hummus and toum and dolma and turnips, they had everything I needed. The store is mid-sized and much less overwhelming than some other stores, and everything is easy to find. Salam to my new friends at Al-Haramain

Sai Grocers opened recently and they're having a Grand Opening Diwali sale! There is also a Sai…read moreGrocers in Farmington (on Grand River). The store sells produce, frozen food, and a variety of spices and rice. They were well stocked with many more boxes of merchandise in the back room that looked like they needed to be opened/ put away. I was most interested in the produce and the prices were reasonable. I was pleasantly surprised to see bok choy and gai lan but sadly, they weren't popular items as they were starting to wilt. That said, I would shop here again!

I teach cooking classes in Northville/Farmington Hills. Each time I am doing an Asian cooking…read moreclass I come here. This market carries all the hard to find products I need and much much more. I can get what most of what I need here. Fresh lemongrass, galangal,chinese chives, head on frozen shrimp, thai chilis, baby dried shrimp, palm sugar, fish sauce, curry, tamarind and more. This place is packed with product. She carries fresh, frozen products as well. The owner is a sweetheart and very helpful.

I never noticed this place in the past. So I popped in really quick just to check it out. They have…read moreso much stuff. Very very full on every single shelf. Definitely a mom and Pop shop looking type of place. If you need to find some random Asian food items, you could probably find it here. It's closer to the Novi Farmington area then some of the other store so it's the best go to if you're looking for Chinese groceries.

IDK if I just came on an off day but they had a lot of empty space on the shelves when I came…read morethrough which was disappointing. I wasn't there too late in the day (around 4), so maybe they clear out for lunch? They did have a really nice section of house baked bread (with a woodfired oven!) and a to order counter but not a ton grab and go prepared that I was able to see. They also have a ton of dry goods like spices, nuts, pantry items, etc. But I'm not sure I'm in any rush to get back here as there are a number of other markets in the metro I'd go to. But if you're driving by or live near, it's a good spot to pick up a few things. Especially earlier in the day.

In my opinion this place deserves less than one star. Something is wrong with this place. I bought…read morenuts here after buying from previous owner for over a decade. The nuts I purchased today were so stale I have to throw them out after paying over $30. The first sign was the low or non existent inventory of some items. I will never come back. Horrible!

I've been going to this sit-down (and now takeout) sushi eatery x international market since I was…read morea kid, and it honestly never disappoints. Ambiance has always stayed the same: cute, cozy, and so comfortable. Now that the booths were removed and they only have regular table seating, service is a bit different (you order at the front or at the kiosk instead of someone taking your order), but I actually love how it all works! From an operational standpoint, I feel like it actually makes things go smoother and faster. Additionally, I don't know if it's just because I haven't had their sushi in a bit, but I felt like their portion sizes actually increased slightly (which is always amazing)!! Love love LOVEEE their sushi and hearty miso soup so much. Great selection of drinks from the fridge inside, and so many vegetables, fish, snacks, and essentials (e.g., hair care, toothpaste).

Another great trip to One world market! I am noticing so many little and big changes within this…read morestore. Greater varieties and diversity and expansion. The premade food choices are growing by the day. They are always adding to their offerings with new flavors and tastes. I started coming to One world market in 1997 when it was first home by a husband and wife team. It was very special at that time to have a Japanese focused grocery store and I was so happy to have one in the Novi area. This has been my go-to for decades now. When it was transitioning from private ownership to the Noble Village group, owned by True World group, there was a transitional decline, thankfully, that didn't last long and things are developing very nicely. I hear even more growth is on the horizon as they establish an even greater presence in the building next door. I am also thankful that the integrity and the high-quality is very much present and everything they do. The service is always top notch and they try to open up a lot of lanes so people get through quickly because it is busier than ever. The word is definitely out. I've seen a lot of posts on social media and it's bringing in an even greater crowds, which is fantastic! Note: the on-line ordering is also so convenient and their sushi platters are high-level!

My favorite Korean market. Love the extensive selection. Everything one would expect and more. Very…read moregood prices too. My favorite items are the individually made hot and cold Korean foods. Great selection. Pick out two or three containers for an inexpensive lunch. Lots of esoteric flavors including Asian Kit Kats and Korean Frito Lay potato chips. Huge selection of hand held desert cakes, cookies, and ice creams. The exterior and interior of the building was very clean and well organized. Grocery check-out was efficient and accurate. They bag your groceries too. If Tiger Market was closer to my home I'd be here several times a week.

I finally got to stop here after hearing so much about it. Big disappointment that the banchan…read moreshelves were very sparse. Great selection of frozen fish and meats. Little produce. Tons of bulk ramen and small aisle of kitchen items. I walked the aisles twice but wasn't not impressed with the selection. Service said they make the banchan when they have time. ok. I'm over an hour away and would make this place a destination but if there isn't consistency then I won't waste my time. I wouldn't bother unless you need something ordinary like sesame oil or soy sauce. That selection was extensive but I guess that would be since it had a long shelf life. I hope they get more customers to justify filling out the shelves.

So many items to look at and choose from . I always grab my cooler bag because of their frozen…read moreoptions are so many I usually get alotthey have all kinds of ramen to pick from and different types of drinks from cold to box. The only negative I have of the store is the fish area really smell bad.

You should never judge a book by its cover or an Asian Market by building or location. I work a…read morecouple of days a week about a mile north and stopped for gas near it so I decided to stop. I had been looking for sushi unagi sauce at a few other Asian Markets and couldn't find it and most of the time couldn't find help that spoke my language. Really, really miss EBS on these shopping trips. But I found both, the sauce and service. Even another customer tried to help me. I also found rice by the pound so I can make sticky rice balls at home in my tiny rice cooker. Living alone now means 5 or 10 pound bag of rice last too long. I found everything that I love except frozen chive dumplings. Not has large as others, but have a selection of most Asian types. Fresh fish counter is in the back and a whole row of frozen. Fruit and veggies also. I will be back when I need more.

I had intended to go into another business. The business…read morethat I wanted to go into was closed. My wife said let's go into the Indian grocery store. We spent at least 45 mins in this store and only bought a few items. Our visit was only to see what they had and not for true shopping trip. This grocery store is deceptively huge. When you walk in you will see just how large the store is. If you can't find it here, then you probably can't find it anywhere. The owner had the patience to answer all my questions. The owner of the store was very polite. He didn't treat me like a customer. He treated my wife and I like we were good friends for years. I'm Anglo and my wife is Filipina. That didn't matter to him. Will my wife and I go back? Yes and yes. My new place for Indian groceries.

I appreciate this grocery store. They have just what I need for my beloved Indian and Sri Lankan…read moredishes.