I've been coming here since 2020 to shop for my island goodies, and it never disappoints. Being…read morefrom Guam, it means a lot to still find items that remind me of home--like King Car, Assam black tea, and Mr. Brown coffee. This is hands down my favorite place to shop. The employees are always so helpful and welcoming, which makes the experience even better every time I come in.

A must every time I come to Vegas! I love browsing all of the aisles! Craving something from Italy?…read moreThey probably have it. Philippines? They probably have it, too. It's so fun to try food from different cultures and I highly recommend this place!

Recently opened, it has a huge parking lot that's free. It's located on Decatur & Sahara surrounded…read moreby other venues. We went here for their grand opening week when there was a line out the door but we kept going back months later and there's no more lines. The place is huge and has so many options to choose from, from noodles to sauces, to snacks & drinks, live seafood as well as prepackaged seafood and meats. The meats are premium and the options are endless. They even carry A5 wagyu!! I got the great deal when they had live lobsters specials and Dungeness crabs specials. $9.99lbs for a lobster for Labor Day specials. They have precooked packages as well for those of you who doesn't know how to cook your lobsters or just don't want to cook them yourself. We also found unagi (Cooked eels with unagi sauce) on sale as well. I can't wait to cook some steamed rice to go with them! I almost always buy their Japanese pound cakes. It's so soft and light, not too sweet. I prefer the milk flavor or fruit cocktail flavor for $5 each. Fresh fruits and vegetables are plenty. I bought big juicy sweet grapes, mango and Chinese water spinach. I always look for good deals and Hmart has them periodically so look for it, especially during holidays. Tips: sign up for their membership and scan the app at the cashier for points and perks

I bought several packs of marinated bulgogi. It was fine the first few times, but I found a hair in…read morethe Wagyu bulgogi I bought recently. At first, I thought it was my own hair. A few days later, my husband cooked another pack, and a hair turned up in that one, too--a thick, long, black hair. There is no way it could be mine. It is truly disappointing to have this happen twice. Do the workers wear hairnets when marinating the meat? This is a serious issue, so you absolutely must address it.

What a fully loaded market this is. Whether you are looking for Korean food and non food items,…read moreSoju, a bite to eat, or playing Mahjong this place has it. Walking in the market is huge and inviting. There are other small businesses located here as well as a couple of Asian dining options. Our group plays Mahjong here on weekday evenings sometimes and we always have a great time. Happy that the owners of this market allow us to use their large space. Parking is easy as their lot is huge. Service is always helpful here.

With the new H-Mart now open, there is some competition in town for Korean markets. I thought this…read moremight cause Greenland to up its game, but it hasn't really had that effect. Greenland is moderately sized but is overall not kept up very well. It just generally looks kind of dirty and dated inside. It's also extremely cramped with products and boxes in the aisles which makes it hard to get around with your cart. Having said that, they do have a very large selection of Korean products and some Japanese products as well. They have a meat area where you can get some pretty good marinated bulgogi and kalbi to grill at home. They also have a significant selection of fresh Korean side dishes as well. They have a section of small applies as well such as rice cookers. Just before you enter the supermarket area itself there is a small Korean food court. Staff are overall pretty variable from friendly and helpful to rather cold and stoic. Overall, this is a decent place for your Korean groceries. I just wish they would maintain the place better.

Stopped in after dim sum down the street. Braved the demolition derby in the parking lot. We had a…read morecostcoesque experience (you know where you run into Costco for a rotisserie chicken and come out with an overflowing cart and a $500.00) charge. ). Being Sunday the place was jam packed, but the shelves and bins were full. The bakery smelled amazing but we passed today as we did for the restaurant which had a line of folks waiting to purchase. (Another reason to go early) . Got all the sauces and spices and noodles we needed plus a ton of veggies and some pretty good frozen dumplings and the like. We were in and out in only 45 minutes, since we're not wandering the aisles checking things out.

168 Market is owned by 99 Ranch so they essentially have the same products but I typically find the…read moredeals to be way better here. They usually have more sales on their grocery items that 99 doesn't. On my last trip for a few groceries, I also stopped by their hot deli for a quick and simple meal since I just happen to be there just after 4pm when they discount their hot deli items. You can get a two item combo meal for just $8.99! It won't be most fresh vs going there early in the day, but is still a tasty hot meal for a good deal!

I was having a cheese emergency. Why else would I venture out into this heat? I was on a mission to…read morefind some great Parmigiano Reggiano. I didn't find it here, but I did find $150 worth of everything else. I know what you're thinking. They must be expensive. They're not. In fact, there were so many great deals, I just loaded up my cart. Did you see the big pretty box of teabags in the pics? $10. Wouldn't that make a great gift!? I gifted it to me with many more goodies. Gooseberry jam? Yep! Bulgarian noughats? Yep! Remember those Brach's white square candies with the multicolored jellies in them? They taste like that. $4 for a gift box. I got fresh made Baklava and met the chef- and it turns out we've met before. He makes his Baklava with creamy filling instead of honey. He said his wife prefers that because it's better for you. My husband likes it better because it's not as sweet. I got sausage, kabob meat, crepes, red cabbage, sauerkraut, spatzle, pickles, and so much more. I'm geeked! The store is small but mighty and the staff is warm and kind. This is one of my new favorite stores. Now if they only had Parmigiano Reggiano...

Mini but mighty. We keep coming back. Very nice selection. I've noticed some variety additions…read moreand/or changes over the past few months. There is always something we like on every visit. My favorite section is the coffee, and I would love to see even more brands of whole coffee beans.

Quality/Quantity - Huge location, clean and organized. Has…read moreall the departments, including live seafood; see pictures. My wife also really liked the other businesses in the supermarket and the clothing stores. I think my wife enjoyed those businesses even more, lol. She ended up buying a few scarves. Ambiance - See above. Plenty of mall parking. Service - Self service. Price - $10.28, expensive but worth it for my wife so she can get her fruit. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success 2025.

For an Asian supermarket, I was surprised by the limited selection of fresh fruits and vegetables…read more The produce also appeared to be of questionable quality, so we decided not to purchase any. The dairy selection was equally disappointing. I specifically went in looking for an unsweetened milk option, but none of the major brands they carried had one available. Pricing was another letdown. A 24-pack of Nestlé water was priced at $8.99, while we purchased a 28-pack at Smith's for $4.99. There also doesn't appear to be a rewards or loyalty program, making the higher prices even harder to justify. The store layout was confusing and disorganized. It felt more like a swap meet than a grocery store, with missing or limited aisle signage that made it difficult to find what we were looking for. Finally, there was a small shop near the front of the store where an older employee was loudly talking with another employee, repeatedly using profanity throughout the conversation. I understood what they were saying, and part of the conversation involved making negative remarks about "foreigners". Whether it was intended as a joke or not, it was uncomfortable to hear while shopping and came across as very unprofessional, making the store feel far less welcoming. Will not be going back.

There are a lot of products well organized in this quaint euro market. It was nice to see the…read moreselections of whole bean coffee and the honey (including honeycomb options). Jarred bee pollen was also available among the honey collection. It's a nice addition to the limited international themed markets in the city.

BE AWARE. I purchased a "Ruska Salad" store-prepared potato salad containing mayonnaise, eggs, and…read morepotatoes from this grocery store. Approximately one hour after eating it I suddenly became extremely ill. I experienced severe nausea, profuse sweating, dizziness, and felt like I was going to pass out. I vomited and felt temporarily better, but about an hour later the same symptoms returned, and I vomited a second time. Over the following days, I continued to experience significant fatigue, stomach upset, cramping, bloating, chills, and weakness. My recovery took several days, and I was unable to return to my normal activities immediately. I also noticed that on the label of the salad there is packed on date but no expiration or sell by date. Also i noticed some dry packed items in this store are with expired dates. I'm NEVER going back to this tore again.

Good Thai food and ingredients! I went here to buy thai tea leaves and ended up buying more because…read moreof how much selection they had! Definitely recommend coming here for authentic thai food and snacks

I honestly came here to find tamarind paste since it's so hard to find this in other Asian grocery…read morestores. I use it to make my own pad Thai! This place had it and had other Thai necessities! I also got the yellow curry paste and some marinade for satay chicken. They even had prepared foods available to order or just pick up. They had curry to desserts available!! I definitely want to come back and try some! Service was nice! Staff were very helpful! Ambiance was casual.

A great place for getting East Asian products. The store is clean and well organized, prices are…read morereasonable, and the selections are good.

If you're craving or searching for that Asian Food or Drink in Vegas, you are certain to find it…read morehere. Reasonably priced and organized, it's your one stop shop for all things Asian. From candy, fruits and veggies... Fresh or frozen seafood. Aisle after aisle after aisle and stacked high. Friendly service and tons of parking even in a busy strip mall. It's clean and relaxed. I wouldn't hesitate to drop in again for my Hi-Chews.