A hidden gem in Z-Tao Market -- authentic Northern Chinese comfort food made with heart…read more My mom and I stumbled across this cozy dining hall tucked inside Z-Tao Market, and I can't stop thinking about the experience. It's run by an incredibly sweet elderly couple--especially the grandpa, who is unmistakably from northeastern China. His cooking? Absolutely phenomenal. You can tell it comes from years of experience and deep-rooted tradition. We tried the handmade buns and scallion mandarin rolls 花卷, and both were unreal. Fluffy, flavorful, and so authentic--exactly the kind of food that brings back childhood memories or feels like home, even if you didn't grow up in China. They also offer Mahua (fried dough twists) and a wide variety of other traditional northern Chinese dishes, all displayed beautifully and made with care. What makes this place even more special is the warmth of the owners. They were so kind, and you could tell how much pride they take in their craft. It's rare to find food made this way anymore--these are the old-school flavors that are slowly disappearing. Prices are very affordable, and the quality is unmatched. If you're in the Plano or North Dallas area, I genuinely urge you to visit, support this small business, and taste the kind of cooking that truly deserves to be preserved. In a time when it's tough for small immigrant-run businesses, especially with rising global tensions, showing up and supporting them means everything. And trust me--it's more than worth it. Whether you're a diehard fan of northern Chinese 东北饭 food or just a lover of real, soulful cooking--this spot is a must-visit.

Check your receipt before you leave the store; several times I have caught the clerk scanning…read moreseveral items 2-3 times when I only had 1 item. When I tried to get it corrected they told me too bad I left the store and for all they know I put the items in my car. Also when I confronted them regarding this there is no care about it and will say and do anything to prevent giving you your money you were charged for something you didn't buy. Just the same I have called the clerks out at the register and they ignore you like they don't understand and will give you an attitude about it. As well as going as far as throwing your groceries on the counter hard after bagging them. AVOID THIS PLACE AS ALL COSTS.

So my fiancé and I decided to venture over to Dallas and check out the gourmet European market on…read morePreston Road. It is full of wonderful items from all over Europe, especially Russia and Ukraine. We chose a variety of snack items, teas, and biscuits. The young man and woman working were extremely helpful when we needed a little bit more information. Overall, a great experience and a lot of fun just to go and see what the world has to offer!

It is a great store. I went with a Russian friend. We bought a large variety of things from…read moredesserts to smoked fish and wonderful cheeses that I have not seen anywhere else in Dallas. I am sure I will be going back!

Love shopping at this Teso! So clean and tidy. Many options for Makeup and blind boxes! It's one of…read morethe best Tesos in the DFW area!

Always a joy to shop here love the blind boxes and the snack foods. Will be coming back again and…read moreagain

Still the standard for Asian grocery shopping around the area. One-stop shop as far as anything…read moreAsian that you need. And by Asian of course I mean Taiwanese/Chinese/HK. Their breakfast offerings are also legit and convenient. Definitely recommend at least once. I usually stay away from their other food/lunch offerings though. It's severely lacking in my opinion but it's subjective obviously. The area used to always have a foul smell when you go near it but I haven't noticed it as much past year or so. It seems perhaps they've hidden it very well or resolved whatever was the issue.

I love visiting the cafeteria whenever I'm craving a quick Chinese breakfast option!…read more Everything is pretty consistent and fresh throughout the entire day and tastes great enough to satisfy my Chinese breakfast cravings. The fried dough stick (you tiao) is my favorite and don't forget to dip it in the sweetened soy milk. The dim sum offerings are also delicious! There's plenty of seating options right next to the cafeteria but I usually just take my items to go. Service is quick and exactly what you'd expect from a fast/express cafeteria.

My friend had a girlfriend who is from Iran and she took him to this place and he was raving about…read morehow good and affordable the fresh bread they bake there was, so one day I was in Plano and decided to stop by. Well, he wasn't lying! It smells great when you who into this place and they have an amazing variety of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food items,including a huge salad bar with every kind of olives and toppanade you could think of. I couldn't believe the size of these breads which you'll see in my pics on this review, they are huge and only $5! That's crazy, I was making stew that day and bought some bread for dinner later and oh yes this bread was fresh and delicious. They also have a restaurant next door but it was early so I didn't try it this time but I will next time, this place is definitely worth checking out.

This is on a weekly rotation for our family. One meal equals three servings at our house.read more

They have a great selection of Lithuanian foods which are hard to find around here. Cheese, ice…read morecream, treats, drinks, and a deli counter.

Great place. My only complaint it's super expensive. Like extremely. And they sell old saladsread more

Pros: Came here looking for this viral toasted yogurt. It was easy to find. It was on sale. Super…read moretasty. Huge parking lot Cons: none

Overall Rating: 8.25 out of 10…read more My last rating for the foodcourt was a 7 out of 10, but we decided to give this place another try... Lunch at @99ranchmarket foodcourt Since this was a foodcourt, I will not be rating the Customer Service or Atmosphere, this rating will purely be based on the food we ate. What we ate: Beef Noodle Soup - a solid dish, the beef was tender and flavorful, the noodles were perfectly chewy, the soup was a bit plain; I prefer the spicy soup in Sichuan cuisine over this soup, but I was told that the Taiwanese version of the beef noodle soup is a lot more mellow in flavor, in general. Considering all that, I will give this dish a solid 8 out of 10. Mince Dry Noodles - good flavors, creamy, salty, savory. A solid 8.5.

No problem exchanging an item and they have products you can't buy most other places . Great…read moreselection of dried fruits and nuts

Great produce and great prices . If you want the best produce shop here . The fresh baked bread is…read morevery good and they have a great meat selection .

Great market. I enjoy wandering through the store looking for something new…read more I pickup my usuals and come home with something new.

Great selection, friendly staff, good prices. Looking…read moreforward to going back and exploring more foods.