The amount of options are endless from meats, seafood, frozen & fresh, vegetables fruits. It's an…read moreexperience. We ordered a dungarees crab and the seafood monger was friendly and happily picked a nice feisty one for us and even ransack to get us ice for the trip back home. Very warehouse feeling but for the amount of stock they're carrying everything is packed with easy visibility and access in mind. Unless we missed anything somewhat disappointed in the food court or restaurant options and there's no signage to tell you where to access the market (up the escalators) versus the downstairs shops and what's available.

Everything felt overpriced. The $3 lays chips caught my eye since they had a special Heinz ketchup…read moreflavor, which I was excited to try because I used to love the tomato chips, but those aren't around anymore. The market itself is really big with a ton of variety, especially for meats, frozen foods, and Asian drinks. But honestly, the snack selection felt a little underwhelming even with five aisles dedicated to it.

although the selection isn't as extensive as what you'd find at park to shop, the prices are…read morecomparable and they had everything that i needed!!! and it wasn't super crowded which made the shopping experience 10000000x more enjoyable :) would highly recommend!

I have enjoyed H Mart. They have some great food options. The H Mart downtown has a cool, hip vibe…read moreto it. I have had fruit from H Mart that I really enjoyed, e.g., plums. They have prepared meals, which was very convenient and helpful for me. They even have an area where you can sit and dine if you would like. They have foods and goods that you may not find elsewhere, e.g., Vita Soy soy milk. They also have amazing-appearing prepared foods, e.g., delicious sushi. Their foods seem to be high quality. They have a lot of staff in case you need help shopping. They have lots of snacks. They also have a parking lot, which helps in downtown Chicago.

I stopped by to check it out and it's pretty small with cramped aisles. Snack selection is limited…read more Only two Lays flavors :( and not even close to the variety at 88 Marketplace. Prices are also on the expensive side.

I ventured to this store several years ago and it is still the same. It has multiple floors with…read morevarious imported gourmet Italian goods. It is literally a mecca of all things Italy. There is a small market doenstairs with easy to grab pre prepared meals and wines as well as other snacks and beverages as well as trinkets and souvenirs. Since everything in the store is pretty expensive, I don't really purchase much. I have other family members gift a meal or two for me which was eggplant parmesean and I have to say that it was pretty tasty. The portion size i think is generous as well though it did make me really sleepy and nearly almost put me in a coma Nonetheless, it was pretty delicious. They have a wide variety of other goods to choose from as well downstairs. When you take the escalator or elevator to the upper floors, there are dry goods such as breads, tomato sauces, cheeses, bread, and much much more. The wine wall was pretty spectacular as well amd they divided the wines by region. The other part of the store has a stand alone restaurant towards the back which was packed. They also had these stations woth an open concept kitchen so you can see the chefs cooking as well as the bartenders preparing drinks. That was fun to witness as I walked by. It was very hustle bustle and they had one lounge style sit down eatery with waiters and another casual restaurant in the back with waiters. I highly recommend it if you have not gone. I think it's a Chicago must do!

I went to Eataly solo today! I always wanted to come here because we don't have Eataly back then…read morewhen I was living in NYC. I got some candies, a pint of gelato, and a sandwich! The sandwich is so freaking professional! Because I want the sandwich hot, they disassemble the lettuce before heating it so it won't wilt! Such care and attention. That carmalized onion on the sandwich is absolutely delicious! We had the pint at dinner! Love this place. The staff is friend and patient. The poor pastry staff is super patience with me and have to handle stupid question about the options for a husband that got got a super weak stomach and lactose intolerant (like you are in a freaking Italian grocery! Daily and oil and coffee is a must!). Another I was drooling on the cheese and meat section but cannot get any. The other staff is super patience to help me check out with a pint! The self checkout is easy to use even for a first timer. There were so much stuff I want to get but I got no room in my suitcase! I really want to try the pizza but I think I have to switch to a different travel companion next time! I will definitely return whenever I am in the area!

Decent selection for a smaller Chinese grocery store. I come here when I don't want to battle the…read morecrowds at the larger place down the road. A lot is packed into a small space but I can usually find my staples pretty quickly. I do like that the bakery and Jonny's can now be paid for at the front register. It used to be cash for the bakery.

I have been to 3 locations for Park to Shop. I enjoyed the dining area for this Park to Shop…read morelocation on Canal Street. I have also gotten tofu at this grocery store that I enjoyed. it looked like they had some good produce. They have had prepared food options as well, e.g., roast duck. They have a sizable parking lot, making it fairly easy to park there.

Nice selection of Far East Asian beverages, snacks, ice cream, and snack. Good pricing, well lit,…read morequick accurate check out.

We decided on a lobster boil for Christmas Eve and they were one of the few places open on…read moreChristmas Eve! I needed 10 and they said if I got there early in the morning, there'd be more than enough. They were right! They had over 30 healthy, active lobsters to choose from. They gave me a free cooler with ice pack to take the lobsters. They charge $10.99 per lb for 2lbs and under so I always get between 1.75 to 2 lb lobsters. It's the perfect tail size to overall weight ratio to me. I've gone to a handful of places in Chinatown since moving to Pilsen almost 4 years ago. This is my third time coming here and it's honestly the best on quality. The great price is secondary when dealing with live seafood. Quality is the most important and Chicago Food Market delivers. They are cash only, so keep that in mind and it's honestly the only negative about this place.

I enjoyed food from this grocery store! The staff were helpful. A kindly-looking gentleman helped…read moreme by presenting to me where I could find cases of soy milk as soon as I got there the first time that I went to the store. I had two awesome Fuji apples. They have excellent roast duck as well as other prepared food options like chicken. Their prepared food looked better than at least one similar grocery store that I saw. Their store is organized and has a lot of good food. It looks like they have a lot of good produce. I appreciated their different options for tofu.

I stopped in Chinatown on my way back from the south side because I knew I'd find the rice noodles…read moreand bok choi I needed for a new recipe without issue. Sometimes when I'm trying to find "international" ingredients at Mariano's or something it's hit or miss. I found what I needed here and it was a fairly quick trip--I don't think I was in store more than 20 minutes. The store is small, and very very crowded. Aisles are about as wide as a single person facing forward. This isn't a place where you're going to get a shopping cart down an aisle. The prices are good. I got a head of Napa cabbage for 99 cents per pound, and when I go to my neighborhood store it's usually closer to $3-4 or more per pound. Since it was such a steal I added hot and sour soup to my menu for the week. There's a parking lot at this store. It's one way, and you must enter from Archer. DO NOT enter the wrong way or you won't be able to park--the spaces are angled and there's not enough space between the building and the fencing to turn yourself around. There are only about ten parking spaces here so I'm sure it gets filled pretty quick, but when I was here I was the only car parked here. There's street parking which can be pretty chancy, but maybe I'm just speaking from the perspective of someone who was here on a busy Sunday in Chinatown.

Excellent sandwiches in a fun, casual atmosphere. Came here for a midweek lunch - crowded but…read morecommunal seating. Cubano sandwich was very, very good. Happy vibes with friendly service, music and smiling people. I'd recommend and will be back.

My husband and I order from here at least twice a month. The sandwiches are SO good…read more The Dante: this is my husband's personal favorite. The breast is perfectly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. The variety of meats are so good. The hot giardiniera adds the perfect spice and oil but isn't so oily that the sandwich is dripping from the oil of it. The B. Franklin: my personal favorite. the turkey and cheese are so freaking tummy. my goodness. I don't really love deli turkey but the turkey here is just perfection. the sourdough bread that is used holds all the ingredients well that it doesn't get soggy. Beet Streets: our vegan friends loved this sandwich and loved how hearty it was! The actual shop is small but still has seating to eat lunch or a snack. It's a great space to grab some cheese, wines, and deli meat to go. The service is always great. Deff top 5 sandwich shops in Chicago!

There's not a lot of foot traffic. However they are fully stock with veggies, lot of dried food and…read moreherbs. Great hot food delicious area. And affordable price. I come here for my fresh veggies. If you're a fan of durian, this is the spot to buy them (frozen).

Sun Wing Market had a decent selection of food. I was grateful that they had a substantial amount…read moreof tofu of different types. They had some chicken thighs that they sold here that seemed to benefit me a lot in terms of energy and satiety. Their store looked like they had a lot of good products. I was grateful that Sun Wing Market had free parking.

I stopped in here to buy some drinks before heading back to my hotel room. If weren't so lazy, I…read morewould've walked over to the Target on State and Madison St for better a selection and bargains. I guess I paid a little bit extra for the convenience. Also as with most 7-Elevens, there was almost always a homeless person outside the door asking for handouts.

This is a smaller 7-Eleven. It has the basics for food and drink, but maybe not the full variety of…read moreitems you would want. The refrigerated beverage section was the best part of the store, hot foods were more limited. The guy at checkout was very polite and friendly.