Found my Japanese food ingredients. Wish they had more vegetables, but what they do have is nicely…read moreportioned. So one can use. A lot of Asian market sell in large almost bulk,when I only need a little bit. Love that Toyo has small sizes at a reasonable price.

This small shop has a great selection of fresh, frozen and shelf-stable products like noodles,…read morecurries, rice, snacks, sake, Japanese housewares and more. This is a family run grocery who are friendly and knowledgeable. And depending on how much you spend, they may treat to to some sweets, sushi or both. It's a corner store in a strip mall next to two Mexican joints. The parking lot is rough but there's plenty of parking.

Yesterday, I found out that the two boxes of Haldiram's Khari crispy puffs that I purchased from…read more"Little India" about two weeks ago had their dates expired more than a year ago (in 2022). When I pointed this out to the female owner, she very rudely retorted that that is why the item was discounted. That made me recollect that about a year ago I found plain lachchi (yogurt drink) outdated by about a month. At that time, I noted the expiration date after the rotten taste in trying to drink it. Glad I recently discovered "Spice Bazaar" nearby. Plan to not only more carefully check for expiration dates, but also minimize groceries from South Asian stores.

I went to Little India because my favorite Indian grocery store, Spice Bazaar, was closed for the…read moreday. Admittedly, I was able to get what I needed and their prices are fine. Not great, but fine. The problem I had was mainly the person working there. They weren't rude, but they were definitely not even getting close to friendly. They also not only did not have a sign asking patrons to wear masks (as is currently the law) but the employee working was not wearing a mask either. He did not even attempt to correct it. He went into the back a couple times while I was shopping and, at no time did he return with a mask on. Lastly, one of the things I love about Spice Bazaar is that, the instant you walk in, you are hit with the wonderful smell of all these spices. Little Indian just kind of smells musty, leading me to believe the spices are older or not as fresh. I'll go back in if I absolutely need to, but plan on being more organized with my grocery shopping so I don't have to.

We were shopping at the nearby TJ Maxx and did not know this store existed, so we popped in just to…read morelook. There was a young man watching over the place (I guess while Dad was running errands). There is a wide variety of Middle Eastern food products and even clothing and rugs. We didn't really need anything but it was neat to take a look. We know where they are now if we do need anything in the future.

Our community needed this store! They offer fresh baked goods, halal meats, and high quality…read moreimported groceries and non-food items -- all at fair prices. Most of all, it is family run and a very warm and welcoming environment. Highly recommend. My new go-to store!

Found this place from Tiktok and it was a good time! There…read moreis a large variety of snacks, skincare, trinkets and much more. I was grateful that there were tags that translated the name of the items because sometimes you can't tell what it is from the pictures on the items. I got dumpling flavored chips, waygu flavored Pringle chips, a few drinks, matcha flavored Oreos, white peach flavored Oreos, a Yuzu drink, soy flavored Cheetos, a perfume and a few other drinks for about $33 including tax! I've only tried the chips and they were so good! The dumpling chips were so good I had to scan the QR code on the back and check Amazon to see if could get more. They remind me of Bugles and the flavor was spot on and didn't taste artificial. The perfume was very lovely and can be mastered with other scents. Even the bag that they gave to put our items in is cute! Be aware that there will be some people crossing over in the aisles but it wasn't unstable. I would definitely come back to the store and explore more food options and buy more trinkets.

It's a super cute store. I love seeing all the options and beauty and toys and stationary they…read morehave. It's definitely expensive but it makes sense as they'll all imported. It's definitely a fun place to just shop around it's big and has two stories. I love the giant Pikachu. The staff was super nice. They have crane machines upstairs and gotcha machines. They also had a lot of displays of the gotchas you could get which is very helpful. I definitely will come back. I saw a lot of my favorite Japanese products that I have not seen in the US before but of course it's definitely more money than it was in Japan which makes sense. I think I would give it a five Stars if the prices were cheaper but I understand with these kind of products that it's kind of normal to be higher price.

I just went for the first time last week and such a great experience! The staff were so friendly…read morethe selection of foods and spices was great! The frozen naan and samosas so good! The store was so clean and easy to find what I needed! I will totally be back!

Great variety of international and Middle Eastern foods. Friendly staff that were easy to access…read morefor help. Store is already set up pretty well, but it looks like they'll have a butchers area and I'm excited to see what else they are able to build out as they get settled. I remember the days of having to drive to Raleigh for groceries, now Durham has two international stores that cater to Middle Eastern and Halal foods, I couldn't be happier.

It's been many years since I visited Weaver Street in Carborro and really enjoyed browsing and…read moreseeing the vast options. I was happy to see the prices were actually better on many options than other stores. I love how you can can grind nuts to make your own nut butter fresh. And they have a lot of fish options and dairy free. This store has a great hot and salad bar too for plus a hot breakfast bar in the am. I tried the chicken salad they prepared and it was tasty. The chicken was fresh and they use good mayo. They had several options too. They had many premade meals to purchase which is handy for those needing a break from cooking.

Good food selection! Hot bar, baked goods. There's a water station. I did not see any Togo…read moresilverware. The cashier seemed bothered by me as I cashed out but it's grocery store vibes

This place has some great ramen choices, weird chips, and Asian candies. Very fun! Love the…read morefriendly staff.

Restaurant and store are both small relative to other Asian/oriental spots…read more Filipino Restaurant: LOVE IT! The noodles (Pancit) were delicious, full of veg and pork, and WOW! the serving size was huge : 0 as I asked the server to STOP filling my plate b/c I could not eat that much. The fried rolls ("Shanghai") were tasty, flaky and crunchy, hot (pork maybe?) and another vast serving size (10-12!! : )= I was also given some roasted pork entree as a sample for free after I inquired about it .... awesome. The food was freshly made and as it was lunch hour I could see they were in the midst of making all the food items so they were all uber-fresh. Friendly, and helpful team. So good. 6-8 tables for seating. Small and clean. Store: Small. I did not see any(?) fresh food. Lots of bagged food (crisps, snacks, tea) and jarred items (salted fish, etc). Some items in wall fridges which I did not inspect. We bought a few snacks.

It's a cute little oriental store with some different options. Has some good snacks I've tried like…read morethe ones below. The milk cheese rice cakes tastes like a Cheeto puff with sugar on it but the fluffiest texture ever , amazing, I loved em. The chocolate crunch snacks , I keep buying em , and honestly they're expired but they're melty and chocolatey, just amazing. Didn't like the bbq chip snack I got . Overall a decent store