Really cozy vibes, huge variety of Filipino comfort dishes with large portions. There's also a…read morenostalgic wall of snacks and condiments for sale! The worker was super helpful and hospitable, making sure we got exactly what we want and going the extra length to bringing our food to us. Definitely stop by here if you're interested in trying Filipino cuisines, there's plenty of options to pick from!

Thank you for the meal! Great service and overall space was welcoming…read more We tried the pancit, pork adobo, lechon, and honestly everything we ordered today was AMAZING. The flavors were rich, authentic, and cooked perfectly -- you can really taste the love in every dish. The lechon was crispy and flavorful, the adobo was tender and savory, and the pancit was seasoned just right. Definitely one of our new favorite Filipino spots! We'll absolutely be back -- especially to order trays for parties and family gatherings. Highly recommend!

I was really looking forward to checking out this new Japanese store in Tysons. The parking is…read morehuge! There are a lot of things to look and see. They have a variety of things, food, drinks, sushi, snacks, cosmetics, toys. There were also SO many small toy vending machines. It was very cool to see so many options. There was also a cafe and restaurant in the back. The cafe was popping and the line was long for their matcha. The restaurant was actually such a LET DOWN. I was expecting authentic Japanese food, but the portions were small and the meals were pricer $15+ and not that special. Beef udon: regular and I could've made it at home Beef rice bowl: their top pick, the beef was not tender, and it was dry. Really simple but not good. Oddly enough, they had the tiniest water cup that you can pour for yourself. It was like 2 gulps. I also tried some drinks. They have an assortment of Moshi brand drinks in a can. They are expensive, but so so good. The strawberry matcha was my FAV. We also tried their milk coffee in a can, it tastes like what you'd expect from coffee in a can.

A relatively small Japanese market with groceries, snacks, skincare, tableware, and more and a…read moresection in the back just for food. There's a whole refrigerated area for ready-to-eat food like onigiri and katsu, along with a bakery, cafe, and a small food court area. My friend and I stopped by for lunch earlier this week. The markup is kind of crazy for cafeteria food, but he was really missing Japanese food from his recent travels. There's a variety to order from, and the food was served quickly after ordering. UNI IKURA RICE BOWL - 29.99 This was one of the current specials, and I love uni so I couldn't resist. There wasn't a whole lot of uni or ikura (half of the bowl was more so decoration items like sprouts, ginger, a whole leaf, and wasabi) with lots of rice underneath. The rice was the perfect texture, and after seasoning it a bit with some soy sauce, it was just right. The uni wasn't the most fresh, but the ikura was decent. Overall, good, but just not worth the price for what you get. My friend got a tonkatsu curry rice, a croquette appetizer, and a slice of cream roll cake for $5 less than how much I spent on my single uni ikura rice bowl. The tonkatsu curry rice was quite good, and only $14.98, which is really good for today's economy. If I'm ever back for the food, I'll definitely get the tonkatsu.

I stopped here with some friends and had a great experience. The food and service were excellent,…read moreand everything came out quickly and fresh. Prices were fair, which made it even better. The shopping area was clean, well-maintained, and enjoyable to walk through. Everyone we interacted with was friendly. I'll definitely be coming back.

Came hare midday Sunday and that had several samples to taste! The staff were friendly and…read moretalkative and providing info on the sample products. I love kmarket for their mini food hall & all their discount deals! KMarket is the only place I have found to sell these instant bean thread noodles (pictures attached). My personal fav is the beef flavor; they were sold out of it today so I decided to check out the new crab flavor. The place is always brightly lit and cleanly maintained.

Came here recently and within an hour after shopping here someone was trying to use my debit card…read moreto take $100 out of an ATM in Baileys Crossroads thankfully USAA stopped the transaction and alerted me and replaced my card I don't know if there was a skimmer on the credit card scanner at the register but would only use cash here from now on

I love this store and the variety of fresh produce they offer. Prices are very reasonable for the…read morearea and compare to the stores nearby. I like that they have a big halal section and also a wide variety of meats, seafood, poultry. Great selection of spices from different countries. This is my go to if we make any Korean, Japanese, Thai or Indian dishes. I genuinely like this store and I see many employees work hard to keep it well stocked and maintained. There are some hiccups with cashiers. But I usually prefer to pack my purchases myself and bring my bags with me. I wish they had kosher meats and prepared meals. But other than that it's a good store!

I've driven by Golden Grocery Asian Market so many times and had no idea that it was there or what…read moreI was missing. I originally stopped in after reading on Yelp that the owner makes her own kimchi and lumpia and I'm so glad I did. The woman at the front was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful, answering all my questions about the different products in the store. I found the kimchi and lumpia right away and ended up walking out with four bags of groceries, that's how good her selection is. From baked goods to sauces to snacks, everything was great. She also carries some fantastic teas, but I'm keeping my favorite a secret because her prices are better than anything I've found online and I'm not taking the risk of it being sold out next time! Overall, this place is a wonderful local market that's absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back (over and over again).

This is a hidden gem in Waldorf! It's a small shop but they have many Asian staples I typically had…read moreto drive 45 min to an hour to find. From seasonings, spices and even frozen and bakery items. The woman behind the cash register was very pleasant and the store was neat and organized. I will return!

I've been in here a couple of times recently after randomly noticing it just driving by…read more Interestingly, it is a Nepali store--I have only seen other Asian stores such as Indian and Afghan. They have a wide variety of juices, breads, flours, chickpeas and lentils, daal, mango and other juices, coffee, tea, beer, kulfi (ice cream), etc. All of the prices are very reasonable. The staff is very helpful. I got a Haldiram's vegetarian paneer entree ($4.03), horse gram (assorted seeds, $7.56), Himalayan yak cheese ($14.13), dry figs ($8.07), two Kit Kats ($4.02), aloo bhujia (spicy bread sticks or noodles, $4.94), Thums Up soda ($2.01), current achan sticks ($1.00), and a Barashinghe beer (11 oz., $3.70). The total was $49.46. If you have never had Nepali food before, this is the place. Keep up the good work.

Nice mart, very friendly people. Good food and beautiful Indian memorabilia. Wish you Luck Savin…read moreMart! Many blessings.

The is a hidden gem!…read more Even though the parking lot looks busy, when you walk inside, it's not. The produce looks fresh and the shelves were fully stocked.

This is a really cool market to check out. They have a variety of foods down each aisle organized…read moreby different ethnicities. They have an Asian aisle with ramen, spices, yummy snacks, along with different meats and a lot of fruits that I don't see back home in Florida. I was able to buy my favorite for a good price called genup! It was fun going through the different aisles. The place was pretty clean too even with all the different meat selections they had.

My wife and I stopped off here on the way home from looking at granite countertops in CollegePark…read more I had been hoping to pick up some Korean spices (flakes and paste), and sadly their collection of Korean food was paltry. But nothing else was paltry. A huge collection of produce, aisles of dried beans and bags of rice, and collections of Latino dried spices to beat the band. I was happy to fill in the home collection of dried peppers and hibiscus flowers Not likely we will intheneighborhood again any time soon, but if I am I would stop here for sure

Authentic Latin American food from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala. You find things here that…read moreare only sold in countries, including African products.

This is an interesting African food market. I came in here recently out of curiosity. The have a…read moregood selection of meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, juices, other drinks, bread, flour, and grains. As I recall they also had cassava and manioc, which are common in Africa, but not in the U.S. The facilities are clean and well maintained, and the staff is friendly. I got two cans of corned beef ($4.99 each, $9.98), Jamaican champagne drink ($1.99). Keep up the good work.

Great place to find good African ingredients for great dishes to be made at home…read moreHave a very good selection of African ingredients