So not your typical "review", but if you haven't been to OOFG's - even just to browse - you're…read morekinda missin' out! Ran some errands and figured we'd swing by and grab some items to make sushi at home for a date night. Was I pleasantly surprised when I walked in? 100000% yes! Quite honestly I didn't have any expectations as I've got nothing to compare it to yet, but between the well laid out aisles, ZERO odor (they've got some sea food, spices, teas.. chill folks) greeting you, PLENTY of product, excellent prices you have to make it at least once! Now I didn't go for the whole frozen octopus, or the mochi for dessert, but I did toss in a few 20% proof (woo) Sake that I'm quite excited about (the sweet gal made sure I knew it'll be cloudy, so appreciated that!). Do I have children chop sticks - you know, with the cute little design or animal, perfectly spacing the "how" to use - 100000% I do! Those little rice candies? The bring back childhood eating one rice paper wrapper at a time (it's actually edible!) super fast! Never mind that very underrated fruit, LYCHEEEEE! It's like if Peter Pear and Molly Mandarin had a baby, and named it, Lychee Jolene "Taste Like" Pear-Mandarin. Am I wrong?! Yall gotta go Oh also? I didn't realize pictures or videos aren't allowed without permission, so if OOFG is in here, IM SO SORRY..

Great place to shop for Japanese food. Always very clean and well stocked! The owner is very…read morefriendly and helpful. I appreciate the sushi fish available for purchase. They even had "hamachi Kama" in the frozen section. Reminds me of a mini Marukai like in Hawaii!

I'm really happy I found this shop. It is an authentic taste of the spirit of Russia, both in food…read moreand soul. The owner Kasym is a great guy and a true business man. I got many tasty treats and he helped me with figuring out the best local cell phone service, how to ship out my packages easily, and gave excellent, detailed recommendations about what Lincoln has to offer. I was impressed and will be coming back.

Every small Midwestern city should have a Russian souvenir shop/convenience store in a convenient…read moredowntown location. Where else would one go to pick up rye crisps and sprat pate- a healthy alternative to my typical car snack Cheez-Its ® and the principal explanation for why Russians are so strong and Americans so weak? The rye crisps (Finn Crisp) in particular deserve special mention because they actually tasted good unlike most other rye crisps which taste like chalk. I also picked up a hip flask with a Soviet insignia (vodka not included) because you never know when your car might break down in a snowstorm and you need a gulp of vodka to keep up morale on the long walk home from Siberia. Unlike most impulse shopping excursions, I actually regret not buying more here. There were all kinds of useless trinkets which would've made perfect gifts for unpleasant in-laws and distant relatives... Russian dolls, and animated wooden dolls which can be used to teach children about how bears drink vodka and how a Russian father repeatedly spanks his child. Why doesn't Chicago have a store like this?

Kind of a hole in the wall, but a decent ethnic grocery nonetheless. Perfect for when you need some…read morespices you can't find at the supermarket or other hard-to-find goods. I came in looking for some berbere and they had exactly what I needed. The clerk was prompt at helping me out so I didn't have to search the entire store (which is tiny). The also sell perfumes and other nicknacks here. Note that it does feel a bit grubby inside, like the floors and shelves could all use a good scrubbing. The uneven, gravely parking lot that greets you outside doesn't exactly help. Oh, but they receive huge bonus points from me for selling Vimto aka the most delicious soda known to man. Now I don't have to drive to southwest Omaha to get my Vimto fix!

We stopped here hoping to find a little bit of everything, being that the name of the shop is…read more"Global Foods." Most of the stock looked to be Indian, Middle Eastern and Mexican, but the place was filthy and we left without buying anything. Containers and packages of food were haphazardly shelved and dusty. The floors had not been cleaned in a while. There was a freezer case with a giant fish inside that looked like it had been there for twenty years, it was so encased in frost. Very disappointing!

Decided to go back and try the breakfast menu today. Big surprise it was a big mistake. I ordered…read morethe #10 but got a #5. I believe I could smell Marijuana coming from the kid that handed me my food. Maybe if the employees didn't get high at work I would be given quality service and food.

Drive thru experience: After ordering two meals and waiting…read morefor each car ahead of us, we get to the window only to have the kid charge us for one meal. So as we sit at the window we have to reorder a whole meal and they have to charge our card again. After dealing with the mix up it was all worked out and the food was fresh and what we ordered. I would return but I will definitely make sure they repeat my order before paying.

I haven't been to the Omaha Whole Foods in a long time, maybe one to two years. It's not a super…read moreconvenient location and it's not very close to my home, so I mostly come when I need to get the odd ingredient. I stopped by today in particular to get apples because I forgot to grab them during my normal grocery run and I happened to be nearby. The first thing I noticed was the exterior building. It doesn't look like it's been updated or that well kept up since it was constructed. It looks like the building has aged, and that big sign on a post looks dated as well. The interior was not dirty, but also looked dated and could definitely use a refresh. Businesses in the Regency area tend to look fancier and better well kept up, so I'd like to see this Whole Foods get a little TLC. I just feel like the vibe is off a little from what I would expect. I also expected to see a wider variety of apples. I guess to me Whole Foods means lots of organic and natural items as well as a broader selection than what you might find at conventional grocery store like Hy-Vee. But that really wasn't the case. Other than having lots of organic options, the specific types of apples weren't that unique or exciting. When it came time to check out, there was not a single open register with a human being. They only had self check out open, which is not my immediate preference.

Whole Foods in Omaha is the largest Whole Foods store I have ever seen. It's like the big box of…read moreWhole Foods. But the place was surprisingly empty of customers. It had so many different places, deli, flowers, huge produce section, and eating area. It was all a bit overwhelming to me. I got a disoriented, like I was roaming Costco or Sam's Club. The food on the salad bar and deli area was the same as what I get in Honolulu though. And I'm not sure if that is good or bad. It's nice to have the familiar dishes I buy at home, but its always nice to try local food from the area.

Nestled in a high end shopping area with plenty of shared parking…read more Well layed out Trader Joe's and lots of friendly and helpful staff. Ok, bye.

I love the convenience of this corner grocery store, plus their reasonable prices with a nice…read moreselection of fresh produce & ready to go meals. I stopped in to grab something to eat for dinner. They have some vegetarian choices but I opted for a stuffed red pepper with ground beef, rice & shiitake mushrooms-Yum! Only $6.99 for dinner-much better/healthier than fast food! The store has an easy layout to quickly maneuver thru. The checkout lines always move quickly. They're not afraid to open an extra line at any given moment.