One of my favorite grocery stores to shop in Sparks!…read more Yim's really does have it all, a wide selection of food and home goods from different parts of Asia. I love to come here to get their kimichi and frozen unagi, as well as their teas and different types of soju. I bought meat scissors to help cut meats when I make kbbq at home, so I often tour around the store to see what's new to grab/add to my home. Will continue to be a local customer here and highly recommend stopping by! Also know the parking situation is a bit limited, but differently worth the visit.

Ever since we discovered their fresh food prep station, we've been absolutely hooked on their…read moregimbap (kimbap)! Everything tastes fresh and flavorful--perfect for a quick snack or even a full meal. They also offer other tasty options like chicken katsu (breaded chicken filet) along with a great selection of freshly pickled veggies, which really round out the experience. If you haven't stopped in yet, I highly recommend it! Plus, great customer service from Camila made the visit even better.

There are restaurants that try very hard to impress you, and then there are places that just cook…read moregood food and let it do the talking. Manila Hong Kong Store and Kitchen falls firmly into the second category, and honestly that's exactly what a Saturday morning Filipino breakfast calls for. My family and I settled into the cozy, casual vibe without any fuss. This is not a place trying to be anything other than what it is, a neighborhood spot serving solid Filipino food at prices that don't require you to file a damage report afterward. We ordered tocino, fried bangus, and pork sisig, all served with rice, the way the Force intended. The tocino was sweet and caramelized in the right way, the bangus was crispy on the outside and flaky inside, and the sisig brought enough sizzle and flavor to round out the whole spread. We split a gulaman sago drink, which is exactly the kind of refreshing choice that makes you feel like you made a good decision even before the food arrives. Nothing on the table was going to earn a Michelin star, but everything was satisfying and made with care, which is a more honest measure of a good breakfast anyway. The store side of the operation is worth a browse too. Wide selection of Filipino market items, the kind of ingredients and snacks you're not finding at a regular grocery chain. My partner found a few things worth taking home, so the trip pulled double duty. Five stars for being exactly what it promises. Good food, fair prices, and a room that feels like someone's nanay runs it, which in this case is the highest compliment I can offer.

Wish I had a collection of pictures for Manila Hong Kong but my review will have to do! This place…read moreis fantastic, great place to find some harder to get stuff, specifically if you are looking for Phillipino foods. The staff here is extremely welcoming and helpful, last time someone asked us what we were making and shared all of his personal tips to make the dish better. This was totally awesome and led to a kick ASS meal back at home, pork belly adobo.... I'll always keep coming back here, it's super clean and has great prices. Too bad last time the kitchen wasn't open, I would love to try it out one of these days.

Great food, a bit of a wait but that is because it's hand made. The chicken was perfectly juicy &…read moreflavorful, the bread was outstanding. They gave seats or can pack it to go. Have tons of snacks and drinks as well. Family owned & operated which was awesome to see

Ever since this market opened, I've been dying to try the food coming out of their kitchen, but…read morewithout a place to eat and a fairly limited menu, finding the right occasion when this was a good fit was tough. I found myself out and about with just my son and and we both thought a char grilled kebab sounded like a fun dinner experiment. We popped in and found who were guessing is the owner's child at the register and placed our order for their signature kebab made from ground chicken and Afghani spices. The plate came with sumac spiked basmati rice, two pieces of the chicken kebab and a small green salad plus a green hot sauce. The kebab was tender and juicy with a great flavor profile and a nice bit of charcoal flavor. We thought the rice was actually exceptional light and fluffy with a hint of that citrus sea tang from the sumac, in a buttery finish, made this a nice light side to the kebab. The salad was fresh and crunchy with cucumber, lettuce, and bell peppers and that green hot sauce was really great and we used it as a dressing because the salad did not come with one. For $16 I just felt like the value was a bit often the plate needed at least one more piece of the kebab because when finished with a small tiny salad and the kebab, we were left with a mountain of rice and that is south wasteful. I just wish the plates here were a bit more valued oriented and I guess it will take more people eating here to kind of drive that up. Highly recommend giving it a try plus the market has some really fun fines too. Share your review and let me know what you think.

It's one of the better Asian grocery options in the Reno-Sparks area…read more Pickings are a bit slim but they've got almost everything I've needed when cooking, esp the southeast Asian stuff. Very literal mom 'n pop shop.

This place gives me mixed feelings. They have a good selection of fresh produce, lots of frozen…read moreoptions and much much more from ramen to snacks and drinks. They also have hot foods, like fried fish and Vietnamese sandwiches brought up from California, which is wonderful. The issue is I had bought a bag of beef jerky from here and after coming home and eating the jerky, I looked at the expiration date. IT HAD EXPIRED FOR OVER A YEAR AND A HALF. Another time, I had bought one of the "fresh" sandwiches. Went home and started eating it, and the cucumber was SPOILED because it had the weirdest texture and taste. Things here can come as a hit or miss. Just check the expiration dates, ask the staff when the "fresh" goods were picked up, and you should be fine.

The family that owns Mexico Lindo Market truly takes pride in what they do. Their service is…read moreexceptional, and every visit feels welcoming from the moment you walk in. The staff is kind, attentive, and always ready to help you find what you need. The ambiance has a warm and familiar feel that makes you want to come back. It feels like a real part of the neighborhood where everyone is treated with care and respect. The market offers a good selection of quality products, from everyday groceries to a great variety of wines and spirits. It is clear that the owners have built something special that reflects their dedication to the community. This is more than just a local store. It is a place where good service, good people, and a strong sense of community come together. Five out of five stars.

The Father that runs the store overcharged me multiple times. I caught him just a minute ago again…read more When I get upset he tries to hush me. Its the 3rd fuckin time. I didnt buy one thing that was 50cents yets i saw him ring up 50 cents and hit a button to charge me 3 times. Hes only answer is im human. Yeah a piece of shit theif one

Like fine wine, Aladdin's gets better with age. I have loved watching it evolve over the years,…read moreespecially the restaurant, which started as a small offering and has now really come into its own. We had to feed a crowd at home recently and Middle Eastern cuisine suited everyone's fancy, so naturally Aladdin's was the call. Using the online ordering system was simple, and the food was ready right on time. My only feedback is that the items don't all clearly describe what you get or how the dish comes, and so I added sauces thinking they came on the side but really came on top, and paid upcharges for things like pita, thinking they didn't come with it but then finding out they did and I just added a lot of extra. I ordered a few shawarma plates, an Aladdin combo, and hummus, falafel, and babaganoush appetizers. Everything was delicious, but some items were a bit surprising. The hummus is was a bit on the loose side, and we actually thought it was tahini from the look, aroma, and flavor. My guess is the batch was made with a bit more tahini than normal. Still good, but surprising. The Aladdin's Combo didn't look as pictured on the website, where it looks like a very sizable portion of meat, with chicken in a reddish marinade. Though the chicken looked similar to shawarma, it was clearly different in flavor, and both it and the koobideh were delicious. I ordered extra meat and had expected it to be outrageously large based on the menu photo of the standard order, but what came was more similar to the photo itself. It was still plenty to share, but I paid additional and didn't seem like I got that much more. The regular portions here are large, like easily feed two people sized. We ordered one plate per person, but in reality could've split them all. Again, I love this spot and chalk this up to learning. I think some folks could get frustrated with this experience, and I def did to an extent, but I enjoy this too much to gripe.

I've been to Aladdin's several times in the past when needing groceries for some of my Greek…read morerecipes, but this time my wife and I decided to hang out for a while and have lunch. We were not disappointed! Here are a few things to know: - In addition to selling Mediterranean groceries, you can order at the register and there are several small tables so you can sit and eat. - I ordered the Gyro Sandwich, and my wife ordered the Chicken Shawarma Sandwich. Both were really good, and quite large...I, of course, polished my entire sandwich off and my wife took half home for later. - We've bought Greek cheeses, olives, bulghur, and spices at Aladdin's, both this time and in the past. It's the only place to find some of the things I need, and the prices are better on some things than even Amazon. - Service was really great. The person working let me wait to pay until after I had finished my grocery shopping, and she brought our food out to our table pretty quickly. Bottom line: Aladdin's is a go-to place for us...next time, we'll probably go again at a time which would let us enjoy lunch at the same time.

This place is such a fun hidden treasure! My family loves exploring cool new finds here. We…read moreaccidentally found the propitious mango ice cream here and wow it was incredible! They sold out the second time we back, but they said they would restock so we'll have to try again. People who work here are for the most part really friendly. Love their varieties of ramen and furikake. My daughter found the cutest fox mug. It's fun to explore!

We dropped by 168 Asian Market again to pick up some essentials and general every day sundries…read more They have the usual items in stock but there was a stack of Shin ramen that caught my eye because of its Huntrix-themed packaging. I don't know why but for some reason I found it amusing. OverLl, our visit was uneventful (in a good way) and still positive.

This place is such a fun hidden treasure! My family loves exploring cool new finds here. We…read moreaccidentally found the propitious mango ice cream here and wow it was incredible! They sold out the second time we back, but they said they would restock so we'll have to try again. People who work here are for the most part really friendly. Love their varieties of ramen and furikake. My daughter found the cutest fox mug. It's fun to explore!

If you haven't been here in a couple of years you need to come back. This place is super well…read morestocked and the employees are helpful finding whatever you may need. On top of all that it's significantly cheaper (about 15% less) than the Asian market down Virginia St.