Go here for your Asian grocery needs! If you never been to a privately family owned Asian market. I…read morewant to warn you to not expect wide aisles, clean floors, etc. Do expect unusual smells, random products being sold. But, don't let this stop you from shopping here for groceries. The owner who was working the register was welcoming and nice. Everything here is inexpensive for the same food you can get elsewhere. Sometimes they have live crabs and clams, which is why I like coming here. There are many snacks, and they have other variety, so can't say I hated them. Overall: Small market, but well stocked. Seems to cater to mostly anyone, but everyone can come here for a varieties of food. You actually get decent service here compared to Tan-A!

There are tons of Vietnamese and even a Cambodian place to shop within about two or three blocks of…read moreeach other in this area and most people are likely to go to the larger, "flashier" (outside appearances only, of course, lol) Tan-A that has a prime corner location at a busy intersection. However, service there is sometimes an absolute horror, that coming from someone who now lives in Miami (AKA the land of horrible service). You can actually go to a smaller place with helpful service that's literally walking distance away (but it's still more convenient to drive, nonetheless), and that place is Far East. Far East has everything you could possibly need for Southeast Asian cooking (and some staples for Chinese cooking) and although it's packed in a very tiny space, it's all there. The owners will not always hunt you down to see if you need help, but if they see you looking for something, they'll volunteer to help. They are friendly and they do speak English (and multiple Asian languages, too--Vietnamese and Chinese at minimum). The only reason to go to Tan A is if you need something Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc, because that type of thing is limited at Far East, but come to Far East first and give your money where it's appreciated. The down side of Far East is that it has that odd smell some Asian markets have and the organization is a bit out of whack. Also, the credit card minimum is very high, $20, double anywhere else. However, Far East has among the lowest prices. A great thing to know is that Fridays and Saturdays, they sell packaged specialty buns in the boxes on the shelves in the produce area. They have taro, barbecue, mung bean, and more, all for 95 cents each. I absolutely love the taro one, mmmm!! **Credit minimum is $20***

decent store. has most things I need for Puerto Rican food. They have reasonable prices and are…read morestocked most of the time. The only thing I would suggest is to organize the meat section better and maybe update the store because it is pretty outdated. But overall, I go to this store quite often.

So my first time here was horrifying as I did not get to do my shopping "alone" I was stalked by…read moresome guy and he had his daughter and I guess girlfriend with him and when I manage to get away from him he came to my isle saying I found you to my baby daughter he touched her and I told him to stop and go away point is u will feel watched by every guy if you are a girl but as far as food wise it's pretty stocked on authentic Latin food they also have a take out part in the store where you can get Pupusas which are a corn tortilla with a choice of a bean and cheese filling or meat and cheese and so on I didn't get to try them since I left after the guy proceeded to continue following me I guess go for yourself I have not gone back since I went on April 20th so its been more than a month I remembered the date incase I needed to file a report to police

I don't mind hole in the walls when the food is good and the prices are nice. I really don't like…read morewhen they do not have a menu with prices. I happen to know Spanish and could ask questions. A lot of contractors eating here at lunch time so prepare to wait. I ordered the pupusas and it took more than 20 minutes. At 2.00 each they were really hot, fresh and tasty.

My wife stopped here a few months back. I've been wanting to go back ever since. The papusas were…read moregreat. We got an enormous torta with spicy chorizo and fresh avocados. They also have my favorite taco topping: lingua. Everything was very tasty. I haven't gone in, so I can't speak environment of the the restaurant but it should be noted that this is also a grocery.

The lady owner a little aggressive when talking to some people but other than that is a okay store…read more I've been going there since before I was born my mom shop's there my grandma and now I go and my son too. Aunties and uncle shop there also sister and brother . My family shops there that's four generations .

I came to market 7:19 pm today.was meet by employee asking what I want .I ask do you close at 8pm…read moreas posted at store he said we closing now make it quick then surcuity a Richmond police officer in uniform blocks my way saying we closed what you want then owner walks up I ask her was they open or closed she said yes then no then I'm sorry..I have shopped there for over 40 years and this was really disrespectful to long time customers I walked out.the surcuity shouldn't were a Richmond police officer uniform.to the owners of the market you will never see me there again.people build you up them you shit on them ok alright fine

We were anxious to visit this grocery store, as they promoted Venezuelan cheeses they sold. We…read morearrived at about 11:30, only to find it closed. I don't understand any merchant that isn't open during stated hours, especially when they are just starting out. However, we waited until later in the day, called and learned they were out picking up merchandise in DC. So we returned in the early evening. Upon entering, we found about half of the square footage being used. And out of the half that was occupied with shelving, about 70 percent had merchandise. The coolers were about the same. In looking around the store, one thing was immediately evident. That being they carry brands and items that are not found in most Latin markets in Richmond. There definitely was a decided Venezuelan edge to the items they carried. This was especially evident in the cheeses, where we found nearly all of the typical types of cheese sold in Venezuela. The same could be said for some of the candies that they offered. The young lady behind the counter was very pleasant and answered any question we had as we walked through the store. As a new store, with items you are not likely to find in any other Latin market in the area, it's worth a visit. Maybe, if they generate sufficient business or possibly just over time, they will further expand their unique inventory from something a touch unique for Richmond into something truly special.

Deliciosa comida Guatemalteca. Me encantaron las garnachas y la longaniza. 100% recomendado.read more

I love everything about Five Forks, the people, and all of the food. I have been going to Five…read moreForks for over seven years and, I love everything. The atmosphere there is excellent, and everyone is always friendly and polite to me and my family.

Good food all day, chill people working there. Cool game…read moreinside and quick with lotto. Have the best beer selection and open until midnight. Have all the best rap snacks and 3L faygos on deck. Try the food tho fr. Just make sure you lock the car

If you're old Richmond -and miss Ukrops ( esp the Sycamore Square store ) go here…read more We do miss the spaghetti they had with the old chef and I miss the rotisserie turkey breasts . The eclairs are not being made by the elderly man but are the best if they are fresh! After 24-30 hours , idk , they harden up .

I stumbled upon Libbie Market for the first time recently and boy am I so glad I found this place!…read moreThe breakfast "buffet" was excellent. I also purchased a few a-la-carte items which were amazing as well. There's something for everyone here in regards to choose-and-go food items. Looking forward to going back.

Everything is great about the store from excellent food to excellent customer service. They always…read morehelping when or if you need help. They treat you family always putting a smile on the customers face. They give back to the community

You walk into the store after having to walk through the loitering crow and you're not greeted. You…read morecome to the counter with your purchases and not a hello, a total, etc. This is a never again for me.