I was actually the first to review Mama Jones African Market on Yelp 12/19/25, but the app…read moremalfunctioned and posted it under a temporary account it made up for me (confusing). You can find the review here: https://yelp.to/nUTHlBQe89 In summary, get over to Mama Jones and feed your need for excellence! Groceries, bulk items, prepared meals, flawless service, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Ordered product online for shipping. Charged $14.99 for shipping. They cancelled the order but…read morestill charged me for shipping on items that were never sent.

The oldest home built in Plano, Texas was built in 1867. This shop inside the home is named The…read moreWooden Spoon and sells Scandinavian candies and gifts. The lady who helped us was as sweet as could be. The gift shop is located on the first floor of the home and had everything from candy, wooden horse toys, Santa figures, books and more. We both bought Swedish candy and I was able to sit in the original owners rocking chair. Mike B. bought a lot of delicious sweets. I am astonished that an endearing business started so long ago still exists today. Kudos to you Wooden Spoon for your delicious candy and outstanding service.

Got a some products as a Christmas gift from Wooden Spoon from shipped to me from a friend. I live…read morein Prosper TX and they are in Plano, I know it's not far but some perishable items just in a box with some Ice bags, no cooler? Also the box was packed like a kindergartner did it, horrible! On top of that many items were expired! Highly recommend you do not use them for gifts shipped, maybe the store is better but don't get stuff shipped! I see great reviews, we had a zero star experience as the recipient of shipping. At least in the store you can see if the stuff you are buying is expired.

A great place to go for ingredients from any Asian Cuisine, SF Supermarket is our local place to go…read moreand explore worldwide cuisines without leaving Dallas. Be aware that the store is organized by CUISINE, not GENERAL ITEMS. So be ready to check several aisles for different ingredients, and you'll see the some brands in 2 places. The store can be crowded on the weekends, when shoppers from several counties come down for a busy shopping weekend. We love SF Supermarket - clean, convenient, good sales, and exotic foods to try and share. 5 Delicious Taste of Asia stars 5 Round the world stars!

Every supermarket has something they do better than others. For SF Supermarket (receipt says Dallas…read moreSuperstore), it is in the meat department. Pick your fresh whole fish, they will scale it, clean, cut to steak pieces, and deep fry it for about 3 minutes. No charge for the frying. Take it to the open food court, and enjoy. I bought a whole tilapia, 1.65 lb. Walked out with 5 fish steak pieces, deep fried and seasoned, for $7.63 ($2.69/lb). See photo, attached. Produce department is huge, too. Busy parking lot indicates its popularity, although there is always parking spot available. Check it out, and you will be happy you did.

I feel really bad to write a bad review for the market when it's the cafe I'm upset about. I cannot…read morebelieve the lady behind the counter thinks she can charge almost $70 for two to-go packages of the worst baklava and Sam tatlısı I have ever had in my life. How dare her to do that. We will happily pay for something if it's good but the baklava was so dry and cold. The Sam tatlısı was cold and dry and crumbly. I would not recommend spending your money here at all. Please feel free to support the actually market but avoid this cafe at all costs. Horizon market should not host this cafe. I am astounded by the audacity of that woman to ring up $70 worth of crap knowing that the customer is Turkish and knows good baklava. I am just mad at ourselves for not taking our money to a place we trust.

I recently bought bread from this grocery, and it was incredibly fresh! The crust was perfectly…read morecrisp, and the inside was soft and fluffy. You can tell it's made with quality ingredients. Definitely a go-to spot for fresh bakery items

I've driven by this place a few times. It's tucked into a corner of a strip mall off of Walnut and…read morePlano Road. Today I decided to finally go in. It's a small little store that's packed with a variety of grocery store items that mostly range from Southeast Asia, mostly Myanmar and Thai. I saw a bunch of Burmese products you don't usually see at Asian grocery stores. They also have already made foods on the counter when you go to check out. There was sweet rice and a these tiny triangles that are similar to samasos. I got the latter and they taste delicious! I got a bunch of dried beans snacks I'm going to try out. The man who rang me up was easy to talk to. He answered all the questions I had and didn't mind me taking pictures of the store to post up here. Their produce was all refrigerated and looked in good shape. There are also frozen meats and other miscellaneous products. I think I saw some sugar cane, or something. Not sure. Black sticky dessert stick was on the label, if I remember correctly. Everything was priced cheaply. This seems to be a corner store that supports a community rather than your run of the mill chain grocer. It was very homey. They've been around for two years, so they're relatively new.

Very small Korean grocery, kinda hidden in a group of warehouse businesses in old Korea town. 1…read moreside is the grocery, and 1 side is food court. We came mainly for the food court, they had Japanese, Chinese, Nicaraguan, African/Caribbean. We ordered from China Factory which you have to order at the front register then they give you a ticket to take to the food counter. Overall the food was good, not very crowded here.

This grocery store is located in a small shopping plaza off of Harry Hines Blvd. Once you drive…read moreinto the plaza, it'll be on your left. It's a small and definitely old grocery store. It was warm and muggy when I walked but it isn't a big deal. First off, you cannot compare this place to HMart!!! They are completely different grocery stores because this one is 100% Korean and it's older. It is clean but it could be cleaner. All items sold at this store are in Korean and a little bit of English. There are English speaking people here (not a lot of them) however everyone does speak Korean which is fine by me because the staff were very very kind! Also, they do not sell fresh herbs or produce. Most of their food sold are packaged or frozen which come straight from Korea. They do have fresh meats and fish but I personally wouldn't buy meats here. All the fresh produce that they have like apples or Napa cabbage which aren't kept in coolers. They are on the floor around the open freezers which was odd because the store itself was not cold, it was warm throughout the store and I went here when it was 50 degrees outside. There array of numerous choices of frozen products are AWESOME! I will come back to buy dumplings and kimche and the selling point of this grocery store is that the prices are GOOD! for authentic imported Korean products, prices are so reasonable which is the best selling point of this place. Overall, I would go back just to by prepackaged and frozen food.

We have purchased nuts, dried fruit and Christmas Gifts here for many years. Staff is helpful,…read moregood service, delicious food everyone will enjoy.

Best place in dfw to buy nuts! Texas pecans are obviously their specialty but really everything…read morethey carry is wonderful and their prices can't be beat. Service is always great too.

Ummmm......the cookies taste good but they are super expensive!!! This bag costs $15. They had a…read more20% off Black Friday sale so that made it $12 but still.....dang.

Cookies were good but not for the price charged. $16 for a tiny bag equivalent to maybe 4 or 5…read moreregular cookies.