Great service, fair price, really Hospitable & Humble old owner Couple. Love to shop here.read more

Worst customer service ever. I ordered flowers online for a religious ceremony and when the flowers…read morearrived: 1.half of them were dead. 2. I had ordered 50 grams of each type of flower and I had received less than 10 grams of each flower And when I had CALLED the store and asked regarding my order, the guy started speaking sternly and lying saying they had no extra flowers to give and that the floods had ruined all their shipments from India. He never even apologized for their mistake. They didn't even let me know earlier on that their goods would be damaged. so now I spent my money on flowers for which I am not one bit happy about. My friend went to the store that same night and told me that the store still had a large stock of the same flowers I'd ordered... If you are going to have a business here in the US, especially selling an item ( Indian flowers) that is a huge commodity within the community, you should learn to respect the customers and try to hold up your reputation so that people come back to your store. Cheating and being disrespectful to your customers is not how you lead a successful business. To the public: this isn't the first time this store has received low reviews, they have a history of being disrespectful to customers. I do not recommend this Indian store for ANYONE. for those living in Eden Prairie, there are other Indian stores from which the same grocery items are available.

This place was great, and the staff was very nice and helpful. They have a lot of unique groceries…read morewith plenty of staples to make our stay in Rochester a lot nicer.

Every time we move, my first question is whether there is a respectable international grocer in…read moretown, with a reputable selection of Middle Eastern fare. I found International Spices & Groceries using a Google search, and after visiting the market yesterday, I was so surprised that no one had reviewed the place on Yelp as of yet. Well, there's a first time for everything... The first thing I noticed about the store is how sparkling clean the floors were. Along with the bright lighting and well-organized shelves stacked with the whole gamut of traditional spices, jams, pita bread, cookies, and teas (to name only a few of the items they had), this place exceeded my expectations. Many international grocers have no desire to spruce up their stores because they know the focused customer base will continue to shop there, especially if there is no nearby competition. However, this place does an excellent job of appealing to the general public, with its ample selection of meats, cheeses, frozen and dried goods. If you plan on visiting the store on Fridays, remember that its closed around noon. I forgot what time exactly, but it is listed on the front door. I parked on the street at a metered spot right in front of the store and did not notice a nearby lot for shoppers.

It has taken me nearly two years to visit Asian Mart. It's a massive Asian supermarket on the first…read morefloor of Asia Mall. I dropped by to check it out just before heading to a Minnesota Wild game on a Wednesday evening. I had no problem finding this mall and backing into a spot on my final full day in the Twin Cities. The entrance is straight ahead when you first walk into the store. You hang a left and you're in. I welcome this supermarket. There weren't many Asian supermarkets when I lived in Minnesota. It's about time! I didn't walk the whole store. I was impressed by the selection of beverages. I wish that I had visited this supermarket at the start of my vacation. I would have bought and consumed as many cool drinks that this store had to offer. My throat was a bit scratchy. I got a couple of cans of chrysanthemum tea. The brand that I got was decent. I liked looking at all varieties of instant noodles. I was in heaven! The produce section was also cool. Everything looked fresh and healthy. I got to see sugar cane that pandas would be envious of. Lychee. Kumquat. Lots of fruit that made me so happy. I hit the checkout. There were a bunch of open lanes. I got a nice man who helped me check out. I paid with a credit card. I paid, thanked him, and left to check out the mall. The tea was so good. It helped soothe my throat. It was nice drinking a can as I headed to Xcel Energy Center for the Wild game. I look forward to returning and spending more time checking out this supermarket. It's a winner. It's long overdue to have such a great Asian supermarket in the Twin Cities. (13)

My kids absolutely love this place because of the jelly cups in huge plastic tubs. I love the…read moreavailability of kimchi and other Asian foods. I don't have to drive out of my way to United noodle. There's quite a lot of options for restaurants as well, so you make a trip of an outing to this mall. We have yet to try the restaurants upstairs. So far we have had the pho and mochi doughnuts. There is also a fish section. One time I bought salmon from here which was good and another time not so good so I guess it's hit or miss with the seafood.

Fantastic little supermarket that have basically everything. Clean and frozen section is actually…read morepretty fresh. They have good hot pot meat and a good amount of various fish balls. Spice section is fantastic I found some that I've been looking for a long time.

A large roomy store with easy shopping for specialty products. We usually don't think there is…read moremuch in snack food from Asia. Just like any store there is a long aisle with snacks on both sides, packages calling out for attention with bright lettering and Anime drawings. Of course there is frozen meat and fresh greens and a large selection of common items like soy sauce. I was looking for a large bottle of Rice Vinegar but had to settle for a less-in-value smaller size. The store is on a frontage road and not real visible from Fairview so think of the building next to Starbucks which is very visible.

There are moments in a person's life that they will remember forever. Especially after a period of…read moreloss. Being uprooted and relocated to a largely rural area was my loss. My gain in some respect, but certainly different than what I call home. When the golden star restaurant closed, I thought I had lost my closest Vietnamese, food, connection, and that was another loss on a pile of them to that point. Seemingly small, but incalculable in the joy I was missing. As I left Rock Town, a thought had occurred to me that I should go and buy some seaweed or a new delicious flavor of Ramen at the market. Something else was beckoning me, beyond that. The words caught my eye immediately "Deli." I paused, gathered myself and hurriedly paced through the door, sporting a toothy grin. There it was, the light at the end of a very long tunnel. I was greeted promptly, by someone who was captive audience to my excitement of discovering a new Vietnamese restaurant. I ordered two super decked out noodle salads, off the menu, and received a glorious, delicious, knee slapping, Grandma, smacking, straight bussin Bun Dac Biet, of sorts. It was wonderful, and my partner appreciated it as well, though I'm not sure he tasted it, given the rate of consumption. Styrofoam containers don't spin as well as bowls when hastily emptied, but reading through the lines told me that we were both very satisfied. The next go round, I will be sure to get the Phô, which will be the 83rd Phô I've had to that point. All the cool kids eat here, and you know you wanna be cool, so stop in and don't be a fool.

I always buy the brisket pho from this place and it's great. Had no problems so far until today. I…read moreopened my broth container and found a whole, what looks like a paper towel, in the container with my broth. I know it was most likely an accident but this is gross.

Love this place. It's like a happy place for us. Their house chips, homemade tortillas, tres leches…read morecake, and a variety of deli items are amazing. We specifically like getting hot queso, guaca, and Tinga from the deli. They can also make you taco and other items for lunch/dinner right at the deli. It's all delicious! My only two complaints are: the deli ordering area itself is awkward to order from. The second there's more than 2 people, it feels crowded and uncomfortable. It's also right next to their house chips and salsa, which are popular items. Maybe they should move them to a place that's not so crowded and busy. Overall the deli ordering area is a massive layout issue. The self-checkouts are also almost never on. It's really annoying. They are right there, but almost never usable. If they aren't going to let me use them, they should just remove them. If would actually be the perfect area to give more space when ordering at the deli. Would solve the layout issue. Overall: go here and get their house chips, tres leches cake towards the back, and some deli items/meals. But be prepared for an awkward layout at the deli, if it's even a little busy.

Have been to this market a handful of times and would recommend checking them out for some…read moredelicious flavors! Their hot food bar is worth trying as they have many tasty meat and side options that are ready to eat. They make tortillas fresh daily which pair nicely with the meats. They also have plenty of grocery options and baked goods to add to your cart. If you are someone who likes to cook vs buying hot and ready, they have a great meat counter and cold options. This bodega is a must try if you are in the area!

This is a fun shop to putz through before or after you get food or grocery shop in Asia Mall…read more They've got everything Asian imports, from skincare and beauty products to dishware to trinkets and figurines and everything in between. They especially have Japanese merch if you're looking specifically for that in the Twin Cities!

Nice selection of toys and random items throughout…read more We've purchased toys, stationary, and snacks here. I like this location better than the MoA one.

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.

A lovely store, a great selection they had my favorite pickles! I got the impression the woman…read morewaiting on me didn't speak any English but she understood money and that was enough for me. I'll be back.

Love the rebranded market!! Especially with the addition of the hot food bar and pastry case they…read morehave all my Russian, Ukrainian and Uzbek favs, samsa, cheburek, piroshkis with egg, beef or greens. Nice options for fish also cakes and candies!! Definitely worth stopping in especially for the freshly baked loaves of bread!! The place looks great! And service was really quick and easy! Also I absolutely love the beautiful artwork on the door!

One of the only Asian grocery stores in the area and fully appreciate it. Theres a small section of…read morefresh produce, and there's some unique items you can't regularly find like bok choy, Chinese broccoli, and lemongrass. Some of the items are priced higher and you won't find all the essentials (like seaweed wrappers). There are some good brands stocked

Great Asian grocery that has dried goods, fresh produce and frozen foods!…read moreWe were over at Costco and stopped in to get Sichuan peppercorns for our mapo tofu recipe. We walked out with the peppercorns plus noodles, some cookies, bok choy and almost a ceramic bowl. They have a parking lot and a wide selection of goods. I loved that they had a homeware isle with some really appealing bowls, woks, and soy sauce dishes!