I requested ham to be cut very thin at the deli counter because I was cooking with it. What I got…read moreis not only the thin meat as requested but also thin slices of the plastic that covers the meat. Don't you have to unwrap the meat in order to slice it? I don't know but this is what I had to pick out of the ham before I cooked it for quiche. Also, in the past I used to buy the Prochuitto there but at some point they started getting lazy and started cutting it thick! It tastes like a glob of meat which is why I now buy my Prochuitto at the Amish market in west town!!! They cut it so beautifully that it's a treat to eat!!!! I have had compliments on it too when served to guests!!!

I have to still say I kind of don't like coming here unless I am in the area for something else…read more The KOP Wegman's is much more preferable. Something to do with subtleties in the demographics of shoppers here. A segment little uppity, little HENRY. Of note, Vanguard HQ is close by. I personally prefer Fidelity. Those who know will understand. Anyhoo, reason for this update, Wegman's now features Korean Kim Bap ! Options I saw were vegan (what a shame since I personally like egg) and shrimp. The shrimp is there but small and unobstrusive but yet it works. This is the bomb for supermarket sushi, and now the best Wegman's have. To me, Wegman's sushi has always been meh, a reluctant buy for the occasional lunch, for its convenience. But the Kim Bap is different. It is pretty good. Tastes like the real thing imo. Nice bit of sesame oil and sesame seeds. Spinach, korean radish, the proper seaweed. My new go-to. Feels weird it still comes with the little fake wasabi packet and the pickled ginger. Totally unnecessary. Little pricey of course, compared to what you would buy in a Korean supermarket like Hmart or Assi. For this price, you would typically get double the amount. But this is worth it. And the Kim Bap at Korean supermarkets have gone downhill anyway. I suspect they are prepared by Mexicans that are often employed there.

Wanted to write another review to reaffirm my love and support for Kimberton Whole Foods. I wish I…read morelived in Philly still and I wish south Florida had a version of this amazing local organic health market. Everything here is awesome, carefully chosen for its quality, including the staff. It's a nice clean relaxing place to shop with a good vibe- very rare for supermarkets. If everyone shopped at Kimberton Whole Foods instead of big chain stores, the world would be a much better place.

Cute market staff was helpful, well stocked. I got a $8 pink flamingo smaller than I was expecting…read morefor the price and the taste didn't seem like fruit was ripe. I wouldn't go again for the smoothies but the flowers are beautiful.

Located along Lancaster Ave in Malvern, I visited this store during my visit to Buffet closer. The…read morestore is good size, not huge like other Indian groceries. But they have all the items that you will typically need. I shopped for oil, veggies, and some spices. The owner is a very friendly person and assisted me in finding the items and a nice person to talk to. The location has a shared parking lot, and you should be good to find one. They do have cooked food available for purchase and a good collection of frozen varieties. It's definitely worth visiting this grocery place. Give it a try !!!

Nice. Has a lot of what you need for Indian groceries. And you can get ready to eat samosas for…read more$1.50 each (very slightly oily but quite tasty, nicely spiced, and much better than the samosas you get in a typical Indian restauraunt; suspect they are tailored more for Indian clientele than American tastes). Within the same shopping area, there is a Chinese grocery, Gong's, for your East Asian / Chinese groceries and fresh vegetable needs.

Well I'm back again with another review... this time for Wegmans... in my travels to Pennsylvania…read morewe had the pleasure of stopping at Wegmans... I was overwhelmed with the quality and selections of food items available. From Mediterranean, pizza, fresh fruit and pastries, to Asian they had it all. The store was very clean and well organized and it reminded me of a Whole Foods popular in the south... but on a grander scale.. The prices were reasonable and food quality above average.... If ever in the area or close to one, this is a definite stop...

Go to spot to buy cakes for holidays and birthdays! I wanted a cake they usually have out in the…read morecase but it wasn't available yet and I asked and they prepared me one while I was in store! Always helpful and cake is great, I get so many compliments when I bring it to parties!

After living here for a quarter century and enduring an "Asian Desert" we have a fine market for…read moreAsian groceries, not quite H-Mart but pretty darn close. In addition to all the sauces, mostly Vietnamese and Korean, there are seasonings, spices, fresh produce including guavas, durian (frozen whole and peeled), baby bananas (apple bananas? not sure the variety) and Asian greens like Shanghai baby bok choi, gai lan, and water spinach, garlic chives and long beans. Didn't see pea vines but they are quite hard to get. Bulk rice and dried mushrooms, and fresh fish and seafood as well as meats including organ meats. Noodles fresh, frozen and dried as far as the eye can see. A small section of housewares. Outside the market (which is in the old Toys R Us if you remember back when) there is a small food court with roast duck, banh mi and pastries. There is also a Korean bbq restaurant and a noodle and dumpling restaurant nearby in the parking area, the Korean bbq is across from the market and the noodle dumpling house is next to where the old Borders bookstore had been (on the way out of the shopping center.) Worth the trip. We enjoy cooking at home, especially Asian food and we enjoy grocery shopping so this was a really fun excursion. And since we eat a lot of bok choi, we'll be back soon.

We stopped by Hung Vuong Food Market a week or so ago when we were passing through Newark,…read moreDelaware. It's a large Asian grocery store that sells everything from fresh seafood, produce, cooking tools, frozen food, and more. It has a small food court area with a few vendors, which is really why we stopped by, but we explored the store after lunch. If we lived in the area, we'd shop here all the time.

The cleanest Asian market you'll ever see. It's well organized with staples you'll need to cook…read moreAsian food. It's much smaller than the newly-opened Hung Vuong for sure, but it also provides a much more efficient shopping experience--you won't feel overwhelmed and get lost in the endless aisles. The owner who runs the register at Ebo is extremely friendly and helpful.

New Chinese/Asian grocery store alert!…read more Located in the Swedesford Plaza shopping center, it's not big market, but very clean and well lit inside. Nice selections of Asian vegetables, fruits, price is not as low as Chinatown lower than some other suburban Asian markets. According to the owner, the produce comes in daily, which is great to know. Frozen section (dumplings, buns, fishballs, etc) contains some nice brands that I could only find in New York/North Jersey previously. They have meat and Seafood (frozen and live), especially live fish, lobster and crabs (seasonal). Tons of noodles, rice, tofu, dried goods, condiments, sauces, and big selection of snacks. Super nice owners. They kept telling me that they would continue to stock their shelves daily. If you need something specific and can't find, ask them; they get their supplies from Philly and New York and are willing to find items when there's a demand. If they're unable to find it due to supply shortage, they would tell you. I really appreciated their honesty. Real-time updates via WeChat group, but it's mostly in Chinese. I would wait a bit until they are fully stocked, but there's definitely great potential to be my go-to Asian grocery store. Note: their current closing time is 7:30, not 8pm.

I was in the area so I decided to come to this Trader Joe's. It was my first time. And it was set…read moreup different than the Trader Joe's that I do go to. All staff was knowledgeable. They didn't have a few things that I normally get from my other Trader Joe's, so that was very disappointing, but the store was well stocked. I would go back if I was in the area.

The employees are all so cheerful and helpful. Today there had been a blackout and they were all…read morestruggling to fill the shelves and it looked like a hard day for them but they were still all nice and helpful as usual. Also they give the unsold food the the local food bank. What's not to love? TJ's always has good flavors and organic food too.

This location is right off of route 202 in Malvern. Plenty of parking. The store is bright, clean…read moreand well stocked. The workers are very knowledgeable of the stock and very helpful. Their prices are very reasonable compared to the local big supermarkets. You definitely get a bang for your buck! I love how I can come during my lunch or after work before going home, so convenient. This will be my new store. Remember to bring bags if you've never been here because you do have to bring them or you can buy some. If you're looking for quick checkouts, they do not have self checkouts at this location and their lines can get long. Sometimes you just need to ask them to call someone else up front to help ring up. That is the only downside of Aldis; Their cashiers are also the stock person and the cleaner of the store They really maximize their workers. I hope they are paying them well..

The produce and fruit are very low-par. The strawberries I bought a few days ago were dry and not…read moreripe. They were obviously picked too soon. Same with the avocados a few times; they never softened because they were picked too soon. The apples were tasteless. With th bananas it's the opposite problem,already ripe and bruised. Twice in the past 2 weeks there wetre very long lines with only 1 register open. Even Wal-mart has better quality.

SOMETHING HAS CHANGED... I made a purchase a few days ago…read moreand I ate 3 items I purchased that were not due to expire until mid to end of September. Each item seemed stale.. My guess is it may be due to inconsistent temperatures where the items are kept. I noticed a dip in team morale, but everyone remained friendly and approachable. I hope things change for the better. This store is great to have in the neighborhood.

The prices are good but you must be careful and read expiration dates and signage. Cashier was…read moreactually super nice. Meat section is minimal. Got some chicken wings at a cheap price. Veggies are pre-bagged. Just OK. Not my fave but I needed things and the prices were good. Bring your own bags - they charge 25 cents for paper bags or a $1 re-useable bag.