** Great Selection and Fresh Produce!** Lotte Market is one of the better Asian grocery stores around--definitely a go-to if you're looking for a wide variety of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian ingredients under one roof. The store is clean, well-organized, and the produce section is surprisingly fresh with lots of options you don't usually find in regular supermarkets. The seafood section is a standout--plenty of fresh fish and shellfish, and they even clean or cut it for you on request. The meat section is also well-stocked with cuts popular in Asian cuisine. You'll find everything from marinated bulgogi to hotpot essentials. There's a great range of snacks, noodles, sauces, frozen dumplings, and ready-to-eat meals. The in-store bakery and food court are added bonuses--try the Korean fried chicken or fresh buns! Parking is usually decent, but weekends can get crowded. Prices are a little on the higher side compared to smaller ethnic stores, but the convenience and variety make up for it. Service and billing slower at times Still, highly recommended for any Asian grocery shopping needs! read more

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The least crowded of the newer Asian markets. They're a little more out of the way and not as trendy and fun to shop in as H Mart but there isn't the same congestion and chaos here. Sometimes H Mart feels like it was purposefully designed to have that chaos in mind, like you're meant to get overwhelmed by the sheer amount and variety of goods they offer, to meander through their tighter layout to discover something. Adds to the bustling atmosphere. Kind of like Costco and Trader Joe's. You're always going to leave buying something you never intended to. H Mart tends to cost more than the other Asian markets and caters more towards the youth. Lotte has the cleanliness of H Mart with nearly as much ethnic goods as them, if not more in the South and Southeast Asian department. Their overall design and layout is simpler so it's easier and faster to find what you need. They have pretty consistent sales to boot. Peace and quiet, great for elders and families. Lotte remains to be the most balanced and the IDEAL in terms of shopping experience, variety, quality, and value of all of the Asian markets. Go to the back past 6pm for 30-50% off discounted prepared food. I personally find some of their items, like kimbap, to be better than H Mart's. Food court is also significantly less busy than H Mart's. read more

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Much better price than Hmart. Traffics was light but the produce were fresh. Prep food was decent with lots of options. read more

Great Asian styled grocery market with an extensive fresh seafood selection. Was truly impressed with the amount of live lobsters and specialty fish in tanks. Their selection of international teas and coffee was equally impressive. What was even more impressive was their fresh fruits and veggies section. From purple cauliflower to Asian apples , I was in veggie fruit heaven. On the left side of the store they had some specialty restaurants with mochi stores and Asian bakery with individually wrapped baked goods. Nice to find an amazing local Asian grocery store gem while traveling . Service: Excellent. Very friendly. Parking: Ample.Walked there early in am and plenty of parking. Availability: Able to find everything needed Return: Absolutely when return to NJ. read more

Lotte Plaza Market - International Grocery Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

I don't go to Hmart anymore. Hmart is over crowded with all the other restaurants customers,so it is impossible to find a parking spot. Lotte has the best price and Koreans approved quality of produces for the price. Their other products are much cheaper than the Hmart. I tell all my friends to goto Lotte if they don't want to goto Hmart in the Bergen area. That's where my Korean friends been going to since the Edsion Hmart have become over crowded. Overall I recommend Lotte over Hmart for Asian food shopping. read more

Coming here for some Asian grocery shopping. Fruits and vegetables are generally fresh and organized. There are many choices of seafood and pretty fresh as well. Although prices are slightly higher than other similar supermarkets, there are more brands and many more selections at this store. There is a small food court, where you can get bubble tea, fried chicken, and some delicious Korean dishes. The cleanness of the store was mint. The shopping experience overall was nice. read more

LOVE their produce! I always pick up sushi and kimbap. I was so excited to see onigiri style kimbap this time! I got the tuna and the beef bulgogi onigiri style kimbap and they were amazing. They have a little bakery section in the front near the food court that has such a great selection. It reminds me of Paris Baguette a little bit. Don't skip out on the food court! They have tons of different options and mochi ring is to die for! My fav is the black sesame one!!! Close second is the matcha donut. The corndogs are so good too. I get the hot Cheeto's half and half one and I use the honey mustard or the cheese sauce. When they ask if you want sugar on your corndog, say yes! It sounds weird but it's the best. If you're not vegetarian get half hotdog/ half cheese. It's so yum! Definitely my favorite Asian market. It's mainly Korean foods, but for sure there are lots of different foods from other Asian countries. read more

Best Korean market that I've been to in the US, and that includes Korean markets in L.A, and NYC. The place is clean and the isles are spacious -- this is not a tightly packed city market. Lots of good prepared foods. Produce section is well maintained. Seafood seems fresh. Food court is pretty amazing with a variety of tasty shops. Overall great market that has an upscale feel. read more

Lotte Plaza Market - Lotte Market - International Grocery Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

This supermarket is very convenient and close to my sister's house when I come down to go grocery shopping. They also have tons of parking space for you to park unlike other supermarkets. It is very spacious and it is very organized inside where you can walk down one aisle and find exactly what you are looking for. I just love how it is easy to find the items that you want. The lines are not crowded like other supermarkets like H Mart. The food court is has different types of restaurants such as Juno Bakery, BBQ Chicken (Korean Chicken), Jin Cha Roo (Korean Food), and you even have bubble tea like Gong Cha. The prices here can vary depending on what you are looking for and is definitely better than H Mart. The food seem to be fresher here too. read more

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Not quite as large a selection of goods as H-Mart. Definitely less hectic, especially in the parking lot. I noticed good prices on produce but packaged goods - sauces, seasonings, snacks - seemed higher. There is a food court all the way at the end of the store. The food items on offer there didn't blow me away, but they do have a mochi donut shop which is a nice get. read more

Lotte Plaza Market is ....... A less frantic,expensive and cluttered H Mart. I love H Mart with its over stuffed and over flowing shelves piled high with best of everthing Korean but I also fell in love with Lotte with it's ample parking,wide aisles,freshly made Ban Chans and..... their prices. The room to breathe as you stroll through their well organized retail floor, wet market and extensive refridgerated sections are indeed a pleasure to shop and I could have spent hours browsing each aisle. Now the pluses and minuses...... Square footage is about the same as H Mart but feels larger which makes for a more leisurely and comfortable shopping experience. Their butcher and meat departments are huge with just about every conceivable cut featured both fresh and frozen.{ packages of chicken necks and butts... I love chicken necks} Prices are very reasonable as compared to the Big H. The Freshly made banchans and preseasoned meats selections is larger and wider ranging than any Korean grocery I've been to. Now the minuses..... Fruit and vegetable selection is somewhat lacking and unmaintained with many overripe fruits and old greens but their root vegetables selection was extensive. Fish selection is not as extensive as H Mart even if it was less expensive for most varities.I could not find any marinated crabs in the banchan section. Now here is the biggest minus..... Their food court is a joke. Tucked all the way on the far end of the sales floor the entrance appears to be a dark alley littered with old shelves,mop buckets and out of date flyers. Half of it's stalls is being used as overflowing storage with basically a way expensive Korean Chicken joint,a rice bowl place that appears to be put together and staffed by gruff old men wearing greasy wifebeaters and a bubble tea place. The bakery was unstaffed with what appeared to be last week's pastries being sparsley displayed. Tables and chairs were mismatched and all over the place, the floors had not been mopped since last week and it was appearant that what cleaning was to be done had to be done by the disinterested stall owners. No wonder there was so many vacant stalls...... I can't wait to shop Lotte again in the future but will have to head to H Mart food court to have lunch..... read more

We ordered food,so disappointed with the cashier so rude and food quality poor for the price...not recommended this place read more

Lotte Plaza Market - We ordered food,so disappointed with the cashier so rude and food quality poor for the price...not recommended this place - International Grocery Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

Lotte Plaza Market is an International Asian food market located within the Tano Shopping Mall. It features Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese groceries, cutlery, and crockery items. While it does carry a plethora of said groceries, it is primarily a Korean market. I was very excited to find they had a better selection of many dried beans, more exotic fruits, and vegetables, and wider selections of frozen items, and I even found my elusive Samgaetang ingredient kit. I should also add, that they have a very enticing meat and seafood section. I could not smell anything odorous as I pursued the isles. The produce looks fresher and much nicer than another grocery store that I frequent. The prices are about the same with some items being a scooch bit more and others a tad bit less expensive. Overall, it's comparable to most Asian grocery store prices in Edison. They have a food court where they serve hot Korean food. The stands are as follows: BBQ Chicken for fried chicken; Bulbap Grill for Galbi burgers, bulgogi bowls, and Kimchi fried rice; Korean Rice HotDog for Korean hot dogs; Gong Cha for bubble tea; and Juno Bakery for desserts. I went to "Korean Rice HotDog" and ordered #6 which is their most popular and voted best hot dog. It consists of half mozzarella and half hot dog with an outside crust consisting of dried ramen noodles. They have 4 condiments on the side for hot dogs but it was so flavorful, that it did not need any. Just place your order and they will make it fresh for you. The buzzer they hand you will go off when it is ready. Hubby took a bite and decided he enjoyed it so much, that he accidentally consume half of it. This is a man who usually does not care for street food, as much as I enjoy them. 5 stars out of 5 stars for that hot dog! If that isn't enough to get me excited, they even have very complete Korean snack heaven, I mean section where it carries all of the most popular and favorite Korean snacks of all time. It made grabbing snacks for The Kid so much easier. Comparing apples to apples, H-Mart is bigger and has more back-to-back isles, but Lotte Plaza has a broader range of things. Lotte Plaza is cleaner, better organized, and more thought out. Much more appealing. A little more out of my way to get to but it is worth the trip. read more

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I feel like there aren't a lot of big Asian supermarket options in NJ. It's either Asian Food Markets (which doesn't always feel the cleanest), 99 Ranch (which can be pricey), or Hmart (which has limited variety). I'm glad I found Lotte via Yelp. Located in Edison, it's a bit of a drive for me but it's worth it. We got there at around 10 on a Saturday morning and there was no line. Here are some of the pros: -Everything is organized and easy to find, and looks clean (I'm guessing it's because they only just opened in July 2019). -You can't beat the variety here. You'll find Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian (pretty much any Asian country) products -Prices are reasonable. There are some items that are a bit pricey but for the most part, I can't complain -There's a special (not sure if it's temporary or year-round) where you spend $100 and get a $5 coupon for your next purchase -Plenty of parking -They have a food court (closed now because of Covid) but I wouldn't mind trying some of the spots out once they reopen -They have a HUGE selection of fresh seafood, and again - for a good price Here are some of the cons: -Produce is hit or miss. Some items look great but others are so-so. I bought the strawberries on special (3 for $5) and the next day, I found mold on some of them that definitely weren't there the day I bought it. But that's chance you take when you buy the sale items Not much else for cons, as you can see. I just wish it was a bit closer but like I said, it's worth the drive. read more

Lotte Plaza Market - International Grocery Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

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Came here to eat some fresh Chinese food You get very little food and very skimpy Not recommended if you're hungry read more

Solid grocery store, lots of Korean specific foods and fresh produce and fruits. Sauces, seafood, meats and more. Good deals on sales items. Watch what you pick, sometimes damage from all the people pawing through the food. Less busy than the local HMart in Edison so less crowded. Also has a food court with several options. read more

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Far outside of its main footprint in Maryland and Virginia, Lotte Plaza Market's very first New Jersey location drew in crowds with a grand opening on July 25, 2019. Housed in a former A&P next to Zaika BBQ, Lotte's Edison location currently occupies the largest retail space in Tano Mall. Notable opening week promotions included strawberries for $0.99/pint, blueberries for $1.49/pint, 6 bunches of green onions for $0.99, 10 oz of frozen salted mackerel for $1.99, ugly-AF outdoor slippers for $1.99, and 10-roll packs of Hello Kitty toilet paper for $9.99. Never mind the fact that the in-store bakery was basically empty and that the food court only had one and a half vendors. The biggest draw of opening week was the overabundance of food samples: I tasted three different types of Korean short rib, two varieties of kimchi, two flavors of mochi ice cream, and washed it all down with three different types of teas/juices/coconut water! To cater to the local community, this Lotte has staffed both Korean- and Mandarin-speaking store associates (who also speak English). Grand opening promotions appear to be ongoing through the end of September 2019, particularly the free tote bag with purchase and sweepstakes for the $3,000 Visa gift card (with 12 runner-up prizes of Lotte gift cards). Despite being a Korean supermarket chain, Lotte has meticulously tailored its weekly circulars to include separate language editions for English- and Chinese-speaking communities as well. Product selection includes a modest section for Indian and Pakistani cuisines, as well as sizable collection of rice cookers and frying pans. College students can look forward to saving 5% year-round with a student ID and credit card. Pricing and quality are somewhere between Kam Man and H-Mart, but this Lotte's most important asset is probably its location. While 99 Ranch, Kam Man, and H-Mart are also clustered around major thoroughfares such as Routes 1 and 27, Lotte is the only Asian chain supermarket in Edison that is north of 287--which caters to a slightly neglected but important customer base in North Edison. In the coming year, there will be a price war and there will be blood, but after the dust settles and all other things being equal I think customers will still flock to whichever store is closest. read more

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Another great Korean market in Edison. Place is clean and spacious. There is a separate section for Indian groceries as well. A nice bakery and a food court. Although the food court is a work in progress. We went on opening day and the were only 2 restaurants so far. I believe there are about 8 stalls for restaurants. Very limited seating though if they all open up. Much smaller than hmart in Edison. Conveniently located next to Walgreens, honeybaked ham, dollar tree, etc. Accessible right of route 1 of Amboy Avenue. read more

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Stopped in hear to try the Korean Hot dog and Mochi donuts and it definitely was worth it ! Had to wait a few for the hot dog but it was delicious and quickly made ! They also have a wide variety of booba as well ! Definitely will be back read more

Brand new Korean market in Edison. Actually it's beyond just Korean. It has a large variety of produce, Korean, Chinese, Indian, and Mexican. There are lots of options for Korean side dishes and marinated meats. Most surprising is that it even have a large selection of Indian sweets. Food court is not yet fully running. Only one tenant at the moment. read more

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Nice clean great food court in back of market. Due to location not a crowded place . This works for me and you if you don't like crowds. read more

I really love this supermarket! It's not as large as 99 Ranch or Hmart, but you can find most of what you need to cook your Asian meal. They have food products from Korea, Japan, Chinese countries, Vietnam, Thailand, India, and even United States! I like that it's spacious but not overly large. The produce department has fresh produce that's individually bagged, and the prices are on par with the other markets. The meat department is well stocked during the pandemic and have a variety of farm meats and cuts, including premarinated for BBQ and pre-sliced meat for hot pot. The seafood is layed out on ice and appears fresh (I haven't purchased any). I like that there is a Indian aisle. I don't remember seeing this at the Hmart or 99 Ranch. My kids love the Indian chips, so I will be coming here periodically to get this. The American grocery section is near the dairy area. There is mostly the basics and it's a little pricier than going to a nearby Shoprite, but if you don't want to make an extra stop, there's that. Another plus is there is a food court and Asian bakery on premise. The food court currently has a Korean fried chicken place, a Gong Cha, Korean food stand(currently closed), and a few more that hasn't been occupied as of yet. The bakery is open but I haven't bought anything from there so I can't comment on it. It's situated on a nice strip mall, so you can make other stops before going home, such as the Dollar Tree, liquor store, Walgreens, Indian BBQ, Carvel, sushi, etc. I'm very pleased that there is another option to go to for groceries while in the area! read more

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My family and I like to come here to shop for affordable Asian food. Usually we go to Brooklyn but if we are craving for some Korean food or have other things to do in NJ, then we would typically come to this supermarket. Since it opened not too long ago, it is super clean and organized. They sell about everything we need when making our dishes. I would say though that the checkout area is quite confusing as there is very little space to form a line at the cashier. Towards the end of the store they have a bakery, skin store, and a mini food court. The mini food court has Korean fried chicken, gong cha, mochi donuts, Korean food, etc. They have a big parking lot at the front shared with other stores in this area. read more

Lotte Plaza Market - International Grocery Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

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I can't thanks my nail technician enough for recommending me to this fairly new Asian supermarket!!! Located in Edison, NJ and along a strip of other stores and business is lotte plaza market so there's plenty of parking available. Similar to HMart, you can expect to have many samplings of Asian food and drinks throughout the market but unlike HMart, you'll find good deals on fresh produce and Asian fruits, and seafood. They also have a bakery/smoothie shop and food court in the back of the market. The market just opened this past summer so they are still trying to rent out some of the booth areas at the food court. My hope is that they continue to keep their produce price low. I have shopped here for almost 2 months now every week and they are always busy. Locals knows where to shop for their buck! read more

For a kid who grew up going to Chinatown almost every weekend in New York City, adjusting to life in Union County, New Jersey included being separated from convenient Asian groceries for quite some time. As time went along, I began to learn about the existence of places like H-Mart in Edison (and the Chinese market that preceded it a decade or so ago) and it was great, but I never tire of finding new Asian businesses to check out. Thus, when I learned of Lotte's existence (kind of by accident driving by one day) I was excited to check it out. Located in a shopping center comprised of a strip mall and Walgreens, Lotte is one of the larger establishments in the area. Other stores nearby include Dollar Tree (a shockingly well organized one), Walgreens and a Honeybaked Ham restaurant. Lotte is about the size of an average supermarket and definitely does not rival the much larger H-Mart in Edison, but it is a good size and you could easily find everything you need in one trip here. As you enter H-Mart you are greeted by the produce section, which includes a combination of Asian vegetables and items you would see at a place like Shop Rite. The produce always looks bright and fresh. Nothing looks like it has been lingering too long. Go deeper into the store on the right day (and time) and you'll likely be greeted by a wealth of free sample stations. I went one Saturday afternoon and encountered about six of them! Among the amazing items I purchased from these stations were fresh made Kimbap rolls and some amazing blood sausage. Other notable sections include an amazing assortment of Ramen noodles, seafood (much of which is still swimming) and smaller areas specific to other ingredients including Indian. Towards the back is a bakery which is its own independent shop (you pay there, not at the register for any bakery goods). I'm currently quite addicted to their Almond Tuile which is crazy good and addicting. Further back is a small food court which includes a stand with *incredible* chicken wings and a recently opened Gong Cha bubble tea. The prices at Lotte are average. They're not crazy good bargains, nor are they expensive. They're right in the middle. I've visited Lotte market several times since my first visit earlier this year and I always look forward to an opportunity to go back! read more

So far so good. Clean, well lit, and well stocked grocery stock. Let's see it in 6-9 months and see if they can keep it up. I'm very curious how they will fill the food court. Bon Chon chicken and bread/bakery vendor so far. But it seems they have everything. Indian food, Korean, Chinese foods. Seafood very fresh especially the shrimp. They still have the grand opening specials so check it out soon. $1 blueberries and $1 strawberries are my favorite deals. read more

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Definitely recommend Lotte Plaza Market. It has Korean bbq chicken which super yum. The mochi donuts are fabulous and tasty. Servers are nice and friendly. The atmosphere is good and spacious. There is also a Korean bakery inside and their bread and cakes are delicious!! The market is attached to the Lotte supermarket which you can buy all your grocery and Asian products there. It's so convenient. read more

One stop shop for Asian snacks, frozen foods, meals, raw foods and everything in between. I have visited this place many times for the snacks, such as Pocky sticks and Clover cheese chips. Prices are super cheap and the entire market is very clean. There is a food court which is delicious. read more

Lotte Plaza Market - Asian snacks - International Grocery Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

COVID-19 REVIEW, meaning evaluated through my stay-at-home experience, having a relative stop at Lotte for us weekly. Lotte Plaza Market is a hidden gem amongst the plethora of supermarkets in this area. Their fruits and veggies are simply unmatched, and their seafood selection is phenomenal. Their diversity of selection of Asian and American foods is simply outstanding. If you live in the area and haven't yet shopped at Lotte, my advice is to check it out; you won't be disappointed. (And pay attention to the fruits and the seafood.) read more

The cleanest most modern Asian market I've ever been to! I wish I could have spent more time there browsing through the aisles but we just had a quick run to make to buy some fish ice cream that my friend couldn't find at any other Asian stores in the area. I'll definitely return! read more

They put a lot of money into the store updated it. Their food court is outstanding, I get it an A+++++++

Nothing to complain about! This store has a great variety of Asian food things. I'd say about 50% is Korean food related and the other 50% is Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, Japanese etc. the produce section so great, the meat section is awesome, and the frozen foods have everything. I found so many yummy Thai and Chinese ice creams I've never seen at any other store! The best part is the hot/ready made korean food in the back of the store next to the fresh fish. This is the best tasting ready made Korean food I've had! They usually have things like jap chae noodles, kimbop, fried fish, scallion pancakes. And there's freshly made soondae (Korean blood sausage) that is steaming in a giant vat. It's very authentic. I've tried all this food and it's all excellent! The food court is a bit disappointing bec many of the stalls have closed. But the Gong Cha is open and the best Korean fried chicken place is open too! Warning though, the chicken is really garlicky so if you don't like garlic you won't like the chicken. So overall, I love love Lotte so much that I haven't been to Hmart in months! read more

Not as good as it used to be. It's been at least a year since I thought of going to this place but I clearly remember that it once had a very big produce section with abundant heaps of fresh fruits and vegetables that were good quality. My visit one week ago was very disappointing especially when I found my fingers sinking into a spoiled mushy apple and also aged golden kiwis which should have already been discarded. Overall selection just seemed to be lower quality (lots of misshapen and bruised apples, for example). I did purchase a bag of Yukon Gold potatoes but found a rotten one as soon as I got home. There's definitely no reason for me to consider this store for any future visits. H Mart and 99 Ranch Supermarket are better alternatives for all types of produce. read more

Place stinks for fish and fabulouso. The smell is enough to make you vomit. No sanitation, dropped produce all over the floor. The tables in the eating area were beyond filthy. Where's the Edison health department? read more

In recent years, there's been a surprising number of new Asian supermarkets in the area. Given this new found competition, these supermarkets really need to differentiate themselves. Lotte plaza market is the newest addition and will probably take market share away from Hmart because of how similar it is. It is a smaller version but they also offer samples and has an Hmart style food court (in progress). Like Hmart, they sell Korean and Chinese products but Lotte also has dedicated aisles for Indian products. The prices are about the same except there are some deep discounts on some items. I'm not sure if they will continue to have these type of discounts once their grand opening is over. Some of the pricing is confusing. For example, there is a box with live lobsters that say $5.99/lb but then there's another sign at the tank that say $6.99/lb. I noticed there is less variety than Hmart for non produce and frozen items. For example, Hmart has an entire aisle dedicated to bottled beverages. Here, there was a good amount but maybe half of the selection available at Hmart. They also have different brands for things that I'm used to getting, especially the frozen section. Most of the fruits and veggies looked really fresh but there were also some that looked like they are rotting. For example, the green veggies looked fresh but the cauliflower had black spots as did the tomatoes. The fruits though, looked great. The sign for the Korean grapes said evergreen grapes, which I'm assuming came from the Korean evergreen farm (and it looks freshly picked). There were a lot of fruits to choose from, some of which aren't offered in Hmart and the prices were pretty good ($2.99/lb for dragonfruit, $1.29 for a box of strawberries). Hmart has been my favorite of the asian supermarkets but Lotte might just be similar enough to be considered. The deep discounts at Lotte are enticing but only holds the advantage if it's not a grand opening thing. read more

Better than driving to Hmart. Less of a crowd, especially on the weekends. This is a smaller Hmart. It's a Korean market. I find it more organized and cleaner like they don't put too much wilted vegetable, and there's a much better food court where there's fresh chicken wings that easily beats Boom Boom Chicken. They make their own dumplings at the food court. read more

I like the sushi there, but it's a little but too far from my home, which shouldn't be a reason for bad rating until...Today I purchased a box of Sliced Fruit, and when I arrived home and opened it, it tasted terrible and I noticed that it was packaged more than two weeks ago and expired yesterday. Now I have to drive there just for a $5 box of fruit. Wanted to rate 1 star but their sushi is awesome. So two stars, until they can provide a better solution. read more

We purchase LA Kalbi yesterday. It was deceiving. Outter layer was full of meat but inner layer was not as show in picture. I understand usually different but it was way too much. I would never buy Family pack of any kind from Lotte. I strongly suggest purchase one layer meat only from Lotte. You do not want to be disappointed. read more

Lotte Plaza Market - KALBI FAMILY PACK outer layer vs inner. - International Grocery Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

Wow ! I'm so glad HMart has a real competitor in town ! This place has a lot of Korean and other essentials for a lot less than HMart, plus a ton of Indian groceries. Service is quick and friendly. The organization of the store can be a little confusing, but overall it's a great addition to the community ! read more

Came here just to buy sushi, wasn't expecting much of course but when I got home to eat it the taste was so fishy and just not good overall. Obviously this is not a sushi restaurant however, I did expect that market to use fresh fish for their sushi that is advertised as made that day. read more