Asia Market? International Grocery? The name depends on which side you are standing on, because…read morethe signs say different things. But it's a good, small Asian market. Most of the stuff is Vietnamese, and the super friendly owners seem to be, so if that is what you are looking for you are in luck. I didn't know what a lot of the stuff was, but found a few things I knew and a few things I wanted to try. Owner was very helpful, and easy to talk to about many topics (we had a long chat about the current situation.) Lots of dry goods, a big frozen section, fish, meat, some produce. A few household things. The most scotch bonnet peppers I've ever seen in one place. Prices are reasonable. Store is clean and organized. Handy location. I had been nearby before but never stopped, and I will be back now that I have seen it up close.

Been watching them work on this space for awhile, noticed today that it's open…read more Smaller inside than it looks from the outside (another business occupies the other end of this fairly big building along 161.) But plenty of products, and open space to add more stuff. Cold cases around the edges with frozen foods on the left, dairy and cold beverages and meat on the right, and meat counter in the back. Loads of dry goods: pasta, rice, spices, snacks, etc. Produce near dairy; not as much as I expected. Seems to carry mainly African and Middle Eastern goods. We picked up a few things. Reasonably priced. Great service. Handy and interesting, so we'll be back.

It's a great store. What they have is goodness: The friendliness, cleanliness, and care are second…read moreto none. I live 30 miles north and accidentally found this wonderful store one day. So happy with the labneh and hummus quality. Other great items as well.

Wanted some ramen in a hurry and knew this probably wasn't quite the place for it, but stopped in…read moreanyway. Mid-sized market, quite a decent selection. Not much ramen but they did have half a dozen varieties. Many other dry goods, mainly African and Middle Eastern. A big selection of dates. Some drinks, some snacks. Big butcher section. Some baked goods. Ended up with ramen, baklava, and dates. Decent prices, curt minimal service.

I went to this place myself and dealt with people here. It was very bad. There is no respect for…read morecustomers. This place does not provide service properly and the most important thing is that they do not bring good goods. They are counterfeit and not good. I do not advise anyone to go to this place.

I stopped in here a few weeks ago, looking for ingredients for jollof rice and kebabs. I am in on…read morea walker. I could not have been treated any kinder ! The man at the front counter not only told me where to find it, he offered to get both for me! And when I told my friend she could wait in the car, he told her " I'll make sure she gets back to the car safely." Proving yet again how wonderful Ghanaians are. I wish I had reason to shop here more often, and certainly look forward to my next visit . P.S., I was told the goat for the kebabs was wonderful, and I was graded A+ !! I got a B+ for my jollof; no kanzo.. but I'll take it for my first attempt

The only place my dad trusts to get Ghanaian groceries…read more They also send stuff to Ghana for ya. You can buy huge barrels and such to place them in. They're also very nice here. They get regulars and remember their customers. I love getting plantain chips here or chin chin.

Finally made it here. Love the other location, and this is closer, by a bit, but not really on my…read moreway anywhere. Glad something is filling the old Kroger slot, and that there is a grocery store in the area. It's medium-sized, like the other one, and you could do all your shopping here. Lots of produce, meat, dry goods, bakery area, etc. And all the expected Asian and Mexican sundries. Well, most of them. I could not find horchata mix, or the soap flakes we use to make our own detergent- both surprises. But they have lots of other good stuff. Snacks, ramen, oddball ingredients, tons of interesting frozen items. Want squid? 3 cases in the frozen aisle, plus dried squid snacks. I saw two cases of sweet corn in the frozen area, and will be back for those heirloom varieties. Good service, decent prices, big selection. It will be a more frequent stop, I'm sure. Not nearly as busy as Kroger was, or even the other Saraga, so social distancing wasn't an issue. Looks like there are two restaurants in there, Mexican and Somali/Italian, but neither were open when I visited at 9am.

A bit disappointed. We often go to their other store on Morse road and, although it's not amazing,…read moreit makes this Saraga look quite inferior. Not as well stocked and probably 80% of what they have doesn't have a price on it. Not on the item or the shelf. The place is quite disheveled and not very clean.

A hidden gem just off of Bethel Road!…read more I'm not sure how long they've been here, but my friend had never heard of them. We walked in and they had a good variety of teas, meats, and other ingredients to cook with! Some of the items are a little pricey in comparison to other Korean stores, my friend told me. Still, it's the closest one to me and I don't mind frequenting to buy tea here!

So many goodies! Can't wait to go back. They had the things that the other ansían stores did not…read morecarry. So it was a pleasant surprise.