What a gem of an Indian grocery store near Fridley! They have one of the most extensive selections…read moreof frozen rotis and ready-to-eat meals representing cuisines from all over India. The prices are reasonable, and the store is well-stocked from a generous refrigerated section to plenty of shelf-stable staples. I always make sure to grab a few of their freshly made samosas. They are warm, crispy, and just $1 each! It's easily one of the best Indian grocery stores in Minnesota for both selection and value.

Owner is a very friendly and helpful person. Nice clean store. Most of the Indian grocery is…read morestocked.

Finally got the chance to stop in. I had stopped by Basil Cafe and Zao's but neither had any…read moretricolor drink and the worker at Zao's recommended 88 Oriental. It's a little on the smaller side for an Asian grocery store in the area but they have a good selection to choose from and offer some things you can't find elsewhere. The deli in the back has a good selection of items too, try the pork skewers! Love that they put their deli drinks in these cute carrying things. It was so convenient and just a nice touch. The only downside is there's only a few parking spots, there is street parking, I think, but when it's open this place is busy so there's people backing in and out of spots at any given time.

I called ahead of time to ensure they had Saikrok available and thankfully they did! Very easy…read morepick up and system they have to order food. I choose to get their frozen saikrok as it was for a camping trip. The saikrok had an outstanding taste of spice and packet full of rice and meats Parking is small, so be sure to bring quarters just in case if full!

Good little Asian store leaning towards Lao food items. Went on a Friday and got some deli items -…read moreenjoyed their papaya salad & fried tilapia. The steamed tilapia was a bit too fishy and the steamed rolls were cheap but also didn't have much meat. Best coconut flower cookies! They didn't have bean sprouts & Thai bananas so went elsewhere for those.

place is clean and pretty small with limit amount of asian products. i usually go for the hot foods…read morelike this one, steam rolls. it was doughy and even amount of meat

RESTAURANT: 3 Stars…read more Always lot of options but very long wait times even when it is not crowded. Maybe due to staff shortages that are hurting all businesses. Best samosas and mirchi Bhajji in twin cities. Other attractions are fresh sugarcane juice, Indo-Chinese food. Quality: 4 Stars Quantity: 5 Stars Service: 2 Stars This review is based on average of around last 5-10 visits to this place. Grocery: 5 Stars Great collection of both North and South Indian groceries. Recently they expanded it and added a big namkeen (snacks) section and extended their fresh Chapati (Roti, Indian Bread) section. If you are not from India: You should try their fresh chapatis (Indian staple Bread) to taste what Indians eat on daily basis as naan is not our staple food.

It's a little unassuming from the outside but really good chai. It would be nice if they cleaned…read morethe tables for you.

Visiting from out of town. I was looking for seasonings that are not sold in my area. I found them…read more This store has lots to choose from. I checked online and I believe they ship.

I don't know why it took me so long to actually find this place. As a Jamaican American living in…read moreMinneapolis I depended alot on my mom's care packages to send me homemade Jamaican food and goodies. Sometimes Amazon filled the gap. But after a while I had to put my big girl pants on. On my first trip to Galaxy, I brought a suitcase to pack all the things I wanted. This was both practical and efficient because I knew I would get enough stock for months. Quarterly visits works for me because that's just how I roll. I have to be smart with my time and I make sure to use it wisely. This store has almost everything to remind me of being in a full access Caribbean store. The only thing I recall they didn't have was the Wray and Nephew Rum. However, that was understandable. I got my essentials and felt happy about the extensive selection they have for everything else. Glad to have this store around!

If you're looking for a good Korean food and Korean groceries, this is the place I love the…read morelocation is right next to the seafood market

Solid Asian grocery store with all the essentials. They are the perfect place to run in and grab a…read morefew things for a meal. The pricing can be a bit higher than other stores, but they are very convenient and open later than some other options. I need to try the restaurant inside the store one day which looks super good!

I'm torn between rating it a 2 star or a 3, but I've decided on 3 stars for this local mom & pop…read morerestaurant. I was in Minneapolis visiting, and I noticed during my short time there that there's a large Somali community in the city. I've never had Somali food before, so I just looked up Somali restaurants with the highest ratings and the most reviews, which weren't many. The man working behind the register was incredibly nice. He saw we were trying to decide what dishes to try, and recommended the goat with rice. We went with his goat with rice recommendation and a dish call Kay Kay. However, when I was ordering at the register, there was so many flies just flying around the cashier guy and his register. Behind the serving counter, it is all boarded up so you can't see the workers cooking or how clean it is behind the counter divider. I went to the bathroom and I noticed a small random unlabeled bucket/small open bottle by the toilet that had liquid in it, which I honestly don't even know what it is. With the flies and the bathroom, I really questioned the entire restaurant's cleanliness. I told myself while I was eating that I wouldn't be surprised if I got food poisoning from here. The next day came and I actually suffered food poisoning. I don't want to knock down a hard working small family restaurant. I genuinely think their food is delicious, and the people are so kind. They just need to work on cleaning the place and getting rid of the flies.

Visiting from Chicago with the family. Very friendly staff that walked me thru the menu. Tasty…read morefood, prices were reasonable. Had lunch after Jummuah. Bottled water was on the house. We ordered a meat/chicken rice platter, philly sandwich with fries. Everything was fresh and flavorful. Alhamdullilah.

Came specifically to check out the food. Which reminds me of home(Laos). I got the chicken feet…read morepapaya mild(made me cry and swear bullets, but that's the delicious way)$18. YUM. They got fermented small crab sauce they mixed in there that gives a nice flavor profile. LOTS of peanuts which I also love to cook down my mouth from the heat. They added mango which I found delish and added a sweet taste to the bite. Also got the pork belly$12 super moist and crunchy plus the sauce it comes with?? Amazing. Not exactly crack sauce but it's on the same spectrum. Zero regrets. Would take a trip here again(it's only 2 bus ride away from home) 10/10 recommend for anyone that wants that true southeast Asian taste. They also got many other drink and food options for any palate level.

Had an amazing meal with friends and then picked up some fresh tropical fruits and some great…read moreplants & herbs for my home garden! Amazing value with authentic Asian flair. This is one of my fav places to visit in the twin cities. It's very similar to Hmong Village, but it's a different location, has less restaurants and has much more outdoor space and varieties of plants for sale.