They have most of every thing you need for Asian food. I don't like customer services here. None of them look happy. They threw the food and weren't care about the food you bought. It's always crowded. It's $5 minimum for a credit card charged. read more

Cho Saigon Supermarket - Inside the supermarket - Grocery Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

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I can't say I know if this is the best Asian/Vietnamese market around. I do know that DC has next-to-nothing, so I was so happy to get my shopping on here. I came here the weekend before Tet (Vietnamese New Year), so of course it was packed with red envelopes, incense sticks, watermelon seeds, and candied goodness left and right. Unfortunately being a small shop, quantities were limited, and I watched 3 Viet women fight over the last of the bouquets of yellow flowers for their Tet celebration. Overall, this shop has your basic essentials to make all your favorite vietnamese dishes. I picked up some pho noodles, rice, some cooking sauces, herbs/veggies, and a few other things. Prices are unforgiving as a can of imitation meat I usually buy for $1.50 in CA sells for $2.50 here. I also couldn't find 3 Ladies Brand rice (boooo!), or my favorite brand of broth or ramen. But price and brands aside (I can be picky), I was able to find ingredients to cook what I wanted, and that made me happy. And if anyone cares, YES! I also was able to pick up some supplies to successfully celebrate Tet 3000 miles away from home! read more

No coming back this market anymore. No more support this business I bought 2 pounds roast pork, but they try to sell more, it almost 3 pounds I paid. I said I don't want, they forced me pay and they couldn't weight again, it's not 3 pounds. I asked them why it was not look like 3 pounds, they said they throw the bone away. It's not right business. My recommend you need watch out your bill, your food...! read more

One of the first things I noticed when walking by this weekend is the assortment of plants for sale outside the supermarket. Once inside, you'll see ducks and chickens hanging and they smelled great. There are also a bunch of fruits typically only found at Asian grocery stores. Everything from rambutan to longan to jackfruit were on sale these two days. Like other typical grocery stores, there were housewares (tea pots, bowls, kitchen utensils, plastic step stools, woks, pots, brooms, dustpans, etc.) and food (produce, frozen goods, canned products, bottle condiments, noodles, etc.). In the back, there is a place for meat and fish (I think). I am not a fan of not knowing how much things cost and here, the produce wasn't labeled. However, one of the items I purchased (chicken and sausage links) was labeled and priced at $4.79. I also purchases two packages of Vietnamese meat balls for $4.99 each. There were a few lines at the store, and all moved pretty quickly. Our cashier spoke English and Vietnamese and probably understood Chinese too. read more

it's more expensive than other asian grocery around, every items is around $0.5-$1 more expensive, usually out of city people come here to shop, local people shop at other asian market. only come here for some mint that other place don't have (i.e. rau muong, rau kinh gioi) read more

This place is cramped and tiny, but they have a butcher that lives in the front window and they cook up a mean pig. A whole baby pig. For a small tip, they'll chop the whole thing up for you and place it on a platter along with the head, ensuring that you capture the heart (and stomach) of any damsel you choose to woo. Next time I need a whole pig for a celebration, I'll be giving these guys a call, and then handing the phone to someone who speaks Vietnamese. read more

Every time I've been here, the staff has been so rude! They literally throw your change back at you. Their attitude makes it feel like they're doing you a favor. Everything here is basically overpriced and you can get everything somewhere else for cheaper. I've only been here on rare occasions only because I was already at Eden Center. I figure they'll probably have to close up shop once the new grocery store opens up. read more

There's this old guy who works at the register who is very very unfriendly. Maybe because of his age that he does not know how to deal with customers . Whenever u ask him something he seems not interested in helping the customers shopping there. I asked him to check the light bulb if it's working because I do not want to come back to their store to return it if it will not work . He just said No! HE US EXTREMELY RUDE & should not work there. One time I bought an electrical lampshade and u ask a guy to plug it in the socket to make sure it's working because I do not want to return to their store to exchange it, he was so polite & very friendly & accommodating. Of course, of course he said & plugged the lampshade in the wall socket & showed me that it was working well, so I bought it. You do not want to buy anything that you are not sure that it will not work when you get home!!! That Grumpy old guy should not work there! read more

Came here couple of times and have to see rude owners of husband and wife, bad customer service, my family won't be back.

This market has very few items that the larger Asian supermarkets do not carry. The price to the items here are always about 10% higher. The service ranges from non-existent to rude. In one incident, I questioned the listed price and the actual charged price on the register. The man (partner?) responds, "If you don't like it, then go buy it elsewhere." Sure thing! I haven't been back since. read more

My recent visit here consisted of very unusual purchases, but I will get to that later. This super market has a wide variety of cookware, dishes, glasses, and even some bathroom stuff! (Like all asian supermarkets, I know--) I love that there is a butcher available. Btw, the meats / bones are pretty decently priced. The next time I'm making broth, I will definitely stop by to pick up groceries. Okay, so we ended up leaving with shot glasses, a plunger (not my idea), and Vietnamese beef jerky. Weird combination of items purchased, but very useful. The beef jerky was SO damn good. That is all. read more

If there is a zero star option, I will choose it. Stay away from this crapy store. They sell expired/mold grown stuff. I bought fresh noodle there late on May 25, then I went home right away since I have a kid with me. I live about 15 minute drive from this store. When I went home, I put the stuff I bought from this store into refrigerator. I did not check the stuff I bought here since I did not cook them. This morning, I cooked noodle soup and when I was about to serve the noodle to my family. I took out the 2 packages of noodles I bought from this store, I found mold in the noodle. I had no doubt they sold me expired noodles with mold grown. I came to the store today and talked to them nicely. I wanted to return or exchange. The woman pointed me to a guy, one of the owner of the store. He said had has no bad noodle and there is only 24 hour to return. I said "you sold me the expired noodle". He had very rude attitude toward me and said that I could not return it. I passed 24 hour policy to return. I told him I bought noodle from many store and this is the first time I saw mold in the noodle. I asked his name and he became so rude by putting his face very closely to me and said, you can report the store, he does not care as he is closing it. Shame on him. He is so uneducated to put his face closely to my face when saying "you just report the store to the government, he does not care, he is closing it". I walked out of the store after I told him that they store should be closed due to their bad business behaviors. It is shameful for this Vietnamese store and their owners. Their attitude was too bad and uneducated. There was no where I got treated so rudely like here. I did not buy much from this store as their prices are higher than Good Fortune. I bought some stuff here as a convenience as my son likes to eat ballot. I bought 5 ballots altogether but I went home, 1 was completely broken, 4 cracked as they put all together in the bag with other stuff. Shame on them. They have the worst customer service and worst produce. STAY AWAY. read more

This supermarket was rather small and cramped. We wandered through to check out their selection. We bought a little teapot with a strainer in the center, a foot brush, and some twine. Yes, they were weird, random things, I know. A lot of their produce and other products seemed to not have a price sticker or even label. I do not like buying things and letting the cashier charge what she felt like, which she did do with one of the things we had. They were priced a little higher than other stores I've been. The store seemed to have the basic essentials. read more

this supermarket has been around for 4 decades and some sweet little schoolchildren from vietnam were visiting eden center....the cashiers and butchershop and stock people were very polite and answered all the questions i had...i asked a stock guy about the fine ground shrimp paste and asked if it smelled very very bad but taste really really good and he said yes... read more