I have never heard of Fresh World before. Stopped in as amazing Korean restaurant Joongmi was in…read moretheir food court. Ordered my food then walked through the store. It reminded me very strongly of a bright new HMart. Fresh fruit and veggies galore. I found Noh's seasoning packets there that I have not been able to find in HMart for years, and also identified numerous Asian food items that generally make HMart a go-to grocery store for me. Clean, organized, well-stocked. I'm thinking I may change my shopping habits a little and start checking out these Fresh World stores when I'm near one. This location is a winner.

New options for grocery shopping on Richmond in Hybla Valley area which my wife (Korean) is…read moregrateful for as the area is lacking. Nice & new, plenty of parking, carts and clean restrooms. Food selection is a great variety ranging from Asian to Latino with the basics in between. The vegetables & fruit selection is super fresh and of so many types you should be able to find what you are looking for. Great Seafood & fresh meat selections, enough to suit most tastes Prices are in-line with area, like anywhere else you have to shop around. So far my wife has found what she was looking for which beats driving to Annandale. The Food-Court has two (that we tried) that were delicious and reasonably priced. Service is friendly enough, and security is tight with a command center with enough tvs to rival Vegas, and roaming security guard.

I love this store and the variety of fresh produce they offer. Prices are very reasonable for the…read morearea and compare to the stores nearby. I like that they have a big halal section and also a wide variety of meats, seafood, poultry. Great selection of spices from different countries. This is my go to if we make any Korean, Japanese, Thai or Indian dishes. I genuinely like this store and I see many employees work hard to keep it well stocked and maintained. There are some hiccups with cashiers. But I usually prefer to pack my purchases myself and bring my bags with me. I wish they had kosher meats and prepared meals. But other than that it's a good store!

Came here recently and within an hour after shopping here someone was trying to use my debit card…read moreto take $100 out of an ATM in Baileys Crossroads thankfully USAA stopped the transaction and alerted me and replaced my card I don't know if there was a skimmer on the credit card scanner at the register but would only use cash here from now on

Today was my first time in this grocery store and it just happened to be here at the right time and…read moreright place. It's a medium sized grocery store that has more Latin flavors than just average grocery food stuff. I was dying of thirst thirst because of the excessive heat, and the only thing that I wanted was a juice or cold ice tea. There was a large cooler filled with just Arizona Ice Tea, however I didn't see the diet tea anywhere. There is a small kitchen area which was interesting, and I noticed a lot of fried chicken there. There is no bakery which would have been good to pick up a muffin or something small to eat. This store is very basic, no fris, and very few modern amenities. I only noticed one employee in the store and he was busy stocking shelves. This store is clean and it serves customers for the basic necessities that they are looking for.

Getting in and out of here, may the odds be in your favor. Horrible location logistics wise, as…read moreTelegraph, N Kings Hwy, and 495. The parking lot on the weekends is jammed. Definitely go weekdays. Would like to say thank you to the kind employees. They work hard and are always helpful. Being a single dad is great, but sometimes got to be careful budgeting. This store helps with meats, bakery, vegetables, and fruits. They have a wonderful selection. Store is clean enough, and while crowded, the prices make it worth this. Happy to go here and there. If you're in the area give it a try.

This place is AMAZING! It's so hidden…read more Everything they have in this store is from Europe! They have meats, chips, teas, CHOCOLATES, spices, wines, candies, icecream and more. Great store, alright prices and wonderful to go to if you miss European food.

There's definitely a lot of unique food items here even though the store itself is somewhat small…read more I purchased a few things from here today including home made coarsely sauce, a bag of Mina's Kafa coffee beans, and my favorite Pekmez of Sijiva Plum Butter that is ten times better than your regular peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The Pionir Honey Cakes also caught my eye, and they were priced fairly at $4.79 for a bag. In fact, the total for those three specialty items was less than $15. So many of their imported food items looked delicious, but I would need to do more research to know exactly what they are. This place is a unique find and maybe someday they will expand out to add a few more aisles of great stuff!

2/21/21 Today we stopped by this store after having g…read morebreakfast at Denny's. My wife wanted to see the store for itself. It wasn't as busy as the last time I was here. The store was more organized this time around, but it wasn't as packed either. The most noticeable thing about this time around is the non odor of fish smell. When we have gone to some Asian stores, the stink of fish is very strong from the moment you enter the store. This store was not the case. Hopefully this is not a one time thing. The store look good.

This grocery store has almost everything you need but it's overpriced. Has foods from almost every…read morecountry like Peru, Bolivia, and china. The workers are friendly most of the times but sometimes they are rude and don't really assist you.

Did you all see the emergency services there on 9/21/2023? That was me. Yep, I needed to pick up a…read morefew things after a quick trip to cvs. I tied my dog up and went in to pick up some items. An older Asian man (store owner/manager?) approached me about my dog and an incident with a pregnant woman. She was by the front door excited speaking on the phone. In short, a pregnant woman claimed an incident with my dog, refused medical attention at the site, spoke enough English to call about 10 Latino males but not enough to call emergency services or 911 because she, and her male relatives, wanted me to transport her to the hospital. Let's unpack this. Anyways, after many excited utterances of her water breaking due to my dog, I called Arlington Police non emergency line and they sent fire truck, emts, animal control and police. I ended up calling as it didn't seem she, her male relatives or the helpful store owner/manager called and I observed a few emergency trucks driving past Pershing or near Glebe. As Arlington emergency services and police arrived, the older Asian man disappeared (along with his knowledge of the situation-- how convenient) into the ether as did most of the pregnant woman's male relatives who were there to support her and I assume, compel me into taking them all home so I could take the pregnant woman to the hospital. Also, something that seemed to evaporate and become ether was the pregnant woman's water that supposedly "broke" while I was there. Her legs, exposed just above the knee, were dry and ashy and not "slick"'or wet. Another special thing to note, the older Asian man (store owner/manager), the pregnant woman, and the pregnant woman's male family members mobile phones were not able to call 911 or emergency services. Initially, the store owner/manager, along with the woman and one of her male relatives attempted to compel me to give the pregnant woman cash on the spot. I refused to do this. So, the woman and her male relatives decided the best option was to follow me home to have me take her to the hospital from there and attempted to communicate this plan to me. Most of the male relatives showed up in trucks with some trucks having a one woman sitting inside. These male relatives could not transport her to the hospital either. I had my earbuds in and stayed in call so I was not alone. One of my relatives was convinced the store owner/manager was in on the "scam" to give the pregnant woman cash and believed he was probably receiving some type of cut or kickbacks (south Florida living does color one's perspective in interesting ways). Within 10 minutes of my call to the non-emergency line, the fire truck, emts, police and animal control arrived and took over. I do not know if the pregnant woman or her family members who did not disappear, asked the Arlington county police for me to personally take her to the hospital or to provide cash. I did observe her not allowing the emergency service to check her out. I asked the emts if they could take her to the hospital because I could not. I was told to wait for police and animal control. The fire truck and emts eventually left, as did animal control. I was told I could go. I am guessing this is not the outcome the pregnant woman, her male relatives, and quite possibly, the Glebe Market store owner or manager hoped for. Please keep in mind, there is also an older Asian female (another Glebe manager/owner -- maybe the wife or relative) that seems to like yelling at people as I observed her scurrying into Glebe market after yelling at me in CVS while I was talking to the pharmacist and picking up my prescription. Yep, she totally invaded my privacy. I thought she was homeless person that passionately cared for dogs as she was complaining that it was too hot outside for my dog (we do errands together). I double checked the weather, it said 78 F, and ignored her because I though she was having a spell. She followed me outside of CVS and by this time, is yelling and calling me awful names. I didn't say a word to her and walked around her like she wasn't there. As long as she didn't touch me, I wasn't calling the police. She loves dogs. Maybe a little too much. Of course, my dog would not let her pet him and I was still ignoring her as she had done and said awful things. I had no plans on encouraging him to allow her to hug him. I started walking the opposite way from home and observed her running into Glebe Market still yelling her awful stuff at me and running against traffic! I was very curious, changed direction and followed her inside. Of course, I did not find her. I was probably 2 minutes behind her because I had to secure my pup before going inside. This was in late spring on a Saturday morning of this year (2023).

Glebe market is my go to store for quality and reasonably-priced meat, produce, and spices…read more Yes, the owners are Korean and, yes, the staff speaks Spanish, so if that's a problem (as it seems to be for many reviewers, especially those that irresponsibly tie up their dogs while shopping), Harris Teeter is down the road.

Only place Ive been able to find kaffir lime leaves and thai basil. Food is quality and incredible…read moreselection.

I've visited this wonderful market a few times and I always find what I need. The gentleman at the…read morecounter is always so helpful and friendly. There are so many great selections of spices, grains, dried beans, fresh and frozen items, etc. For a small space, it really has everything that you need for Asian cooking and baking. Prices are very reasonable, as well. I'll be back more frequently!

Never had a such a disappointing experience until today Not…read moremany people on duty and it showed. Sure wish more people would commit to working weekends (especially on a Sunday). The 2 cashiers did their best to get patrons out quickly while one staff person was diligent to stock the shelves with a full pallet. The ambiance of the store showed obvious signs of attention while; the stocked items needed restocking. For a Sunday, the store was short staffed.

I have been a consumer of Lidl since first day of opening. Sometimes trhey don't have enough…read morecashiers for the long lines, but I am pleased with the items I enjoy having. I go to several different Lidl stores. They have items I can't find elsewhere. The employees are very nice and always helpful.