This has to be one of the worst ShopRite locations I've ever visited. The meat section often smells…read moreterrible, and the chicken packages are constantly sitting in leaking, spoiled juices. The racks clearly aren't cleaned before being restocked, so the packaging ends up wet, sticky, and disgusting to handle. Finding wipes stocked in that area to wipe your hands is nearly impossible as well. I also frequently notice bloated "quick sale" meat packages, which is extremely concerning. On top of that, sale items are constantly misplaced or incorrectly labeled, so you don't realize something isn't actually on sale until checkout--or worse, when you get home. The produce section is just as disappointing. The iceberg lettuce and celery hearts are often on the verge of rotting, and fresh herbs and spices are rarely available. Every visit is frustrating. This store seriously needs to do better with cleanliness, stocking, and overall quality control.

A shop that's rite about its size, variety, space and fresh produce…read more This shop is really HUMONGOUS and I mean it!! I walked all the way to aisle 18 to get a lemonade and that's something you will only do at a Walmart, Costco or a Target. They had a huge collection of everything that's grocery and fresh produce under the sun. They also have two Asian restaurants boxed inside this shop. The only downside I found was with the seafood section that had a strong odor. The parking is a breeze as it's connected to the Hadley Commons.

I am a devoted Aldi customer, but I am disappointed that this location does not periodically…read morerestock shelves/bins during the day (and sometimes during the week) when products--particularly the produce with promotional pricing--sell out. Though not exclusive to this Aldi location, this supply/demand problem is particularly aggravating in the early evening, when many customers do their after-work grocery shopping. There are three checkout lanes, but usually only one cash register is staffed. A second checkout lane will open up only when customers in line are spilling out into the aisles. The single-occupancy restrooms behind the bottled water pallets are surprisingly clean, probably because people forget that they're there.

As usual, I am not a satisfied customer. I have walked out of this store due to the current check…read moreout situation to pay for groceries. Been here a number of times. This time it was the secret checkout line queue. No signs posted! One of the native people pointed to me the one check out line in order to proceed to either of the two cash registers. Piscataway is a sketchy area. Located on the fringe of New Brunswick NJ. I have worked in Piscataway for many years. Nice sales indeed but customer experience...not the best. There are self check out machines in other supermarkets.

Horrible customer service. Came back to return an air mattress because it is too big. Cant figure…read moreout how to get it back in the box and they refuse to refund it. I bought it yesterday... the associate said "its not our problem" but it is. Just figure out a way to put it back in the box and damage/discard it out or discount it. Wth

Have always been to rt 1 and rt 27 Walmarts . This one is no different . They have a dominos pizza…read moreshop inside and also have other services like optical, photo center, pharmacy etc . Some food products and frozen items are good . I don't buy electronics much from Walmart . Have never been good. Clothing is ok z veggies , fruits are good. They mostly made the checkouts as self-checkouts. Can't see many employees these days for help and in checkouts. Parking is good outside . Lots of space . Returns are a hassle here . Long queues and lengthy times ! Overall an average experience

Remarkable Korean Shopping Mall and Food Court with some of the freshest meats, produce, and…read moreseafood you can find. It is impressively well kept with impeccable service and brings a welcoming but busy ambiance that makes it well worth the visit when visiting around the area.

I went here for the food court, and I got tangsuyuk ($18.99). The portion was small for the price…read more I definitely had better portion with better pricing elsewhere. The amount of sauce they gave for the tangsuyuk was also lacking. Not sure if it was just us but we didn't get any banchan (radish) with our order while I saw everyone else got one. I also tried to order another dish right after someone else ordered, and they told me they're closed now. The parking at this hmart was pretty bad though. It took some time to find parking in the parking lot. Probably due it's located at a pretty busy plaza with a lot of restaurants. There were a lot of people at the food court, and it was pretty noisy.

Can we talk about the delicious, fresh sushi made at this ShopRite? I'm amazed that for $4.99 I got…read morethese delicious crab "sushi sandwiches". I would have been fooled that this sushi is from a high end restaurant. The price was so impressive and self-checkout was a breeze. Yum!

On the 250th Anniversary of America's Independence, I was reminded that the ideals of freedom,…read morejustice, and dignity are still not experienced equally by everyone--especially those of us who are Black. Today, while shopping at the ShopRite located at 3600 Park Avenue in South Plainfield, New Jersey, I was reminded that I navigate this country with a reality many Americans never have to consider: the reality of being an African American woman. While shopping, I noticed a display of Solo plates clearly marked at $2.49 (See image). Although they were not on my shopping list, I purchased one package. After leaving the store, I realized I had been charged $6.99 instead. After completing other errands, I returned to request the advertised price. Before approaching Customer Service, I photographed the display, which remained fully stocked and clearly labeled with the $2.49 price. The customer service associate, Emmanuel, initially processed my adjustment but expressed doubt that the store would honor the displayed price on additional packages, despite the display remaining fully stocked. We walked together to the display, where another manager confirmed that the merchandise was indeed displayed and priced at $2.49 and initially agreed that the price should be honored. Moments later, however, that decision abruptly changed. I was told I could receive the advertised price only on my original purchase--not on the additional identical items taken directly from the same display. No reasonable explanation was provided. I then requested to speak with another manager, Mr. Cook. From the moment he arrived, his demeanor was dismissive and confrontational. He claimed store policy limited the adjustment to four items, yet when my aunt--standing beside me--attempted to purchase the remaining two packages herself, he refused. He took the items from us, raised his voice, declared that only four packages would be sold, and walked away. After completing my purchase, I approached Mr. Cook to obtain his name for my records. Rather than introducing himself or speaking professionally, he repeatedly pointed to a wall and told me, "It's over there." When I asked if he could simply tell me his first name, he again refused and pointed to the wall. As a ShopRite Price Plus member for more than thirty years, I have never experienced such disrespect from anyone representing your company. The issue was never about six packages of paper plates. It was about how I was treated. I left your store feeling humiliated, dismissed, and devalued. Mr. Cook showed no interest in resolving a mistake made by the store, no concern for preserving a loyal customer's trust, and no commitment to treating me with the dignity every customer deserves. I cannot say with certainty what motivated his behavior. What I can say is that, as a Black woman, interactions like this are painfully familiar. When a customer is met with unnecessary hostility, denied the courtesy routinely extended to others, and treated as though they are undeserving of respect, it is impossible not to question whether race played a role. Whether this was conscious bias or unconscious prejudice, the impact was the same. ShopRite cannot improve what it refuses to acknowledge. I urge you to investigate this incident, address the conduct of your management team, and ensure that every customer--regardless of race--is treated with fairness, professionalism, and respect. Those principles should not depend on the color of one's skin.

I have been to many desi stores and I've never seen a cleaner store than this. And the people are…read morevery friendly and nice. The prices are very good and the owner is very helpful. I recommend that if you want to buy good ass meat you should go here, and if you want friendly people who can help you can go here as well.

This ShopRite is nice and well staffed. It is a class B store from my understanding so you may not…read morehave all the bells and whistles you see elsewhere.

Only 3 self service registers open with a huge line! Front staff always eating and not paying…read moreattention to the problems during checkout! And stop harassing the customer that has 25 items in a 20 item limit at register! The worst experience is going in after a long day working, getting groceries to go home and feed your kids, but get harassed and berated by rude employees! Customer service training is definitely needed at this store. I mean come on... the customer does all the work here anyway!