The store is okay really pretty & clean . The cashiers can be rude, and give you nasty looks. Their…read moreproduce can be good but majority of the time some of it is going bad.

Went right before 6pm on Tuesday night. I needed a chicken cut. The guys in the meat department…read moresaid they could not cut it because they broke the cutter down already. Billy would never break it down before they closed. The meat department has gone down hill.

Kaw Lah Asian Market is one of those places that makes you realize sometimes the drive across town…read moreis absolutely justified. As far as I know, this is the only Southeast Asian supermarket in the area, and for anyone serious about Thai cooking, it's a goldmine. The shelves are packed with essentials -- curries, sauces, noodles, herbs both fresh and frozen, and even harder-to-find ingredients like that I honestly never expected to find locally. I was especially impressed by the variety of rice options including sticky rice and riceberry rice, plus frozen fermented crabs, meatballs, snacks, and drinks that brought back memories of browsing markets overseas. The only thing I couldn't find was Nam Pla Wan, so I still had to swing by H Mart afterward, but honestly that's a very minor complaint considering how specialized and well-stocked this place is. Also, Dora, the owner, was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Western Raleigh/Cary really needed a spot like this.

We walked in here looking for some Asian snacks . The smell was very strong and fishy as soon as we…read morewalked in . It is not specialized in snacks we quickly found out it is more of a mini Asian grocery store they had ramen and fish in bags and in the freezer. We bought 3 things because their snack selection was eh . The check out girl was super sweet thou .

Best food! Best service! Easy to find everything! Very helpful staff! Family environment.read more

Great selection of rare international foods specifically African, also the attendants are very…read morehelpful.

Like other reviewers indicate the Store front sign depicts a different business but the…read moreinconsistency does not surprise me because even though there are many oriental items and products it is not easy to find what you are looking for because isles are not marked like in a grocery store so you have to be patient and walk around hoping to find what you need among hundreds of oriental products. Today I was able to find all but one of the items I needed for tomorrow's dinner and when I saw the owner I asked him if he could direct me to where I could find it and he was rude when answering because he said "I don't know and I don't know anything", well, I thought to myself he must be having a tough time unloading the truck and it wasn't a good time for me to ask. Maybe it is cultural but if you are in Rome... I went to the register to pay and sure enough he walked right behind me so I asked him if he was busy, "I am very busy all the time" "I don't need the money, I am only here for my customers" so I said, you should hire help and his response was "nobody wants to work, no matter how much I offer them" sure, who is going to want to work for you with that attitude. Am I not a customer? if the owner has no motivation and no desire to help a patron he should sell the business or call Marcus Lemonis to straighten the mess starting with the name Lost the sale of one item and lost a customer, I will not be going back

Total Oriental Foods is a mom and pop grocery store that carries mainly southeast Asian items. To…read morebe honest, it's really hidden and easy to miss. The signage says something different but you're at the right place. Here in the triangle, it's rare to find this time of store. Most Asian grocery stores here are usually catered towards the Korean/Chinese market. I was able to find ingredients here for Thai/Laotian dishes. Overall, great customer service!

Yes it was a good store it had pretty much everything I like to eat and some things I haven't never…read moreseen before definitely plan on going back

It's very close to the state farmer's market, which makes it convenient for me…read more To tell you the truth, I was a little disappointed at the size of the produce area. The produce looked fine but it doesn't compare to H Mart's produce area as far as variety and size. But H Mart is in Cary and if that is not convenient for you, this will work just fine. I'm a flour tortilla girl and they looked a lot like the fresh tortillas I had in Texas. The tortilla section consisted of corn, but they had plenty of flour and some cactus. (Update: Ok, I am NOT claiming to be an authority on flour tortillas by any means. But having lived in Austin for over 20 years and having near-unlimited access to HEB's house brand tortillas when they are so fresh the package is almost too hot to hold, I'm not a tortilla newb, either. I have to say - and I am almost embarrassed to say this - I liked Trader Joe's flour tortillas a lot more than these. TJ's reminded me of HEB's. These tortillas got stiff when I heated them in my cast iron skillet.) Large section of dried beans. Some of it surprisingly expensive, but as I said, they have a large selection so they had reasonably priced ones too, nearly an entire aisle of them. What I was drawn to was their selection of sodas (or "fun drinks", as we call them in my house because I am a mean mom who doesn't let my kid drink soda). Of course they had Mexican Coke and Jarritos, and they also had banana and grapefruit sodas, which I had never seen before. And they also had Topo Chico, which I haven't been able to find since moving to NC from Texas! Only mineral water, no lime. I love their cheese section - I wish I had taken pictures. I saw Salvadorean and Honduran cheeses and cream, which I would love to try in the future. I don't live that close but am willing to put this in my regular rotation, especially if no other grocery near me carries Topo Chico.

This is my go to place! They have a massive selection and great produce…read more I go for teas, Indian pickles and spices, dried beans and chickpea flour as well as incense and fresh herbs. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful. I love to bring my friends who've never been there! They, in turn, bring their friends. It's a true gem!

This place has been closed for at least a month now. Tried calling their number and no one…read moreanswered. When I stopped on 3/25/22, I saw a sign that read "due to computer outage, the stroe willi beclosed for indefinate period sorry for the incovinience". [typos are on the sign].

Awesome place. Employees are friendly. Good experience since Carlie C's took over. My groceries…read morewere bagged by baggers who knew what they were doing and checkout was fast and simple. All the floor associates were friendly and helped me locate what I needed. Management is awesome there as well.

If I could give Edwards 0 stars I would. I was hoping when IGA took them over they would gain some…read morestandards, but they are still selling expired and bad food. If I'm in a pinch and must shop there I spend more time going through the dates on the food than actually shopping. What should be a quick 5-10 minute shopping experience turns into an hour or more. A customer should not have to pull the expired food off the shelf! I have witnessed the employees put new produce on top of the old rotting produce. On several occasions I have asked to speak to a manager, but they are always "busy" or not there. I honestly think there is no manager! The employees are the rudest I have ever seen. If you happen to use WIC be prepared to have the cashier roll her eyes and sigh. I feel very unwelcomed here. I recommend no one to shop there.

Trabajé para esta empresa de marketing haciendo demos de salchichas Logan's en tiendas durante solo…read moretres días y mi experiencia fue muy decepcionante. Primero, las condiciones de higiene del equipo que me entregaron fueron muy preocupantes. El sartén que me dieron para cocinar estaba muy viejo y tenía un olor fuerte a grasa quemada que nunca salió, incluso después de lavarlo varias veces, dejarlo en cloro, hervirlo y meterlo en el dishwasher. Cada vez que lo calentaba salía humo con olor a aceite quemado. Honestamente me daba vergüenza cocinar para la gente en esas condiciones. La tabla de cortar y otros utensilios también estaban llenos de grasa vieja que no salía ni después de lavarlos varias veces. Los manteles y otros materiales tenían un olor fuerte a grasa que incluso dejó olor en mi lavadora cuando intenté limpiarlos en casa. Otra cosa que me preocupó fue que cuando me entregaron los materiales estaban todos mezclados en una misma bolsa junto con cosas personales, incluso dinero. En mi opinión eso no es apropiado cuando se trata de utensilios que se usan para manipular comida. Decidí compartir mi experiencia para que los clientes sepan cómo funcionan estas demostraciones antes de probar las salchichas.

Great selections of international food in one place. I've been looking for a place that carries…read morefood and ingredients from back home and I found the one stop.