Tôi mua hạt dẽ ở đây hôm nay, $2.99/lb. Nấu lên, không ăn…read moređược một hột. Bên trong bị nổi móc lên hết. Ăn như vậy là bị ung thư đó. Đồ đã củ mà không chịu bỏ, bởi vậy tôi ngạc nhiên sao mà rẻ thế. Nhà tôi ở xa, nếu không tôi quay lại rồi. Không phải vì tiền mà là tôi muốn gặp quản lý của chợ, khuyên họ làm ăn thì phải có lương tâm. Tôi hy vọng nhiều người sẽ không mua thứ này ở đây nữa.

This Asian supermarket is super convenient for quick grocery runs. They consistently have all the…read moreAsian produce, meats, snacks, and drinks I'm usually looking for, which makes it an easy go-to when I don't want to make multiple stops. Parking is a big plus, since it has a huge lot with plenty of easy, accessible parking throughout the week. Inside, it's noticeably lower traffic compared to some of the other Asian markets in the Carrollton area. That comes with its own pros and cons: it's quieter and easier to shop without feeling rushed, though the selection in certain sections can feel a bit more streamlined. Overall, it's a solid steady option. It is convenient, easy parking, and reliable for everyday Asian grocery needs.

I like Komart for certain items that I can't find at H Mart or other Korean groceries. It's…read moredefinitely showing its age as compared to the sparkling new HMart nearby. Still they have some hard to find items or produce that we like to have in the house. I sometimes pick up the pre-prepared bibimbap veggies and some herbs and perilla leaves. Also maybe mugwart (sometimes I don't know what I'm getting but my SO does and she points it out so I know what it looks like but not what it's called). Recently I could not find a certain type of seaweed anywhere else but Komart had it. It's never crowded and service has always been helpful for me. I have not eaten at the little cafe. I always stop at Ajumma after Komart and get some kimbap or soondae to go.

This is a smaller Korean grocery store located near H Mart. It carries most of the items I…read moretypically look for at an Asian grocery store, but it's not my favorite overall. I did notice they have a nice variety of bagged, flavored corn snack balls. I picked up the melon-flavored ones to try with my family, and we all thought they were good! They also have a food court, although the options are somewhat limited, similar to the grocery selection. That said, the food looked good, and I'd be interested in trying it next time. After exploring the store, I still prefer my go-to Asian supermarkets in the DFW area, like H Mart and 99 Ranch. However, I do appreciate that they offer items on sale. That's definitely a plus!

The store is small and has a hodgepodge of items to choose from. It has the packaged basics…read more(definitely unique from your typical local grocers), but it's not what you'd expect from its northeastern shared-moniker store, C-Town (Supermarkets rather than Asian Market). That said, it has the packaged basics as I mentioned before. Slightly expensive, but I imagine that's due to the small size and not getting discounts in bulk stock. Would love to see more fresh produce, dumplings of some kind! The store was quiet while I was the lone shopper, but the staff at the register was friendly and conversational :)

Great food, excellent service and fantastic ambiance. Check it out. You will like it.read more

Great market! So happy to have a african market in the area! I usually have to drive to Garland…read morefor most african groceries. This store will defintely save me some time and cut the trips to Garland to once or twice a year. It's a small store but the space is being used well. I truly appreciate the size because for those of us who know what we are looking for, it's nice to be able to get in and out in less than 10 mintues. They have a good amount of frozen meats and fish, a good assortment of dried fishes too. The goat and oxtail meat is some of the best around. They sell other small goods besides food as well. Every person I've encountered is always friendly. Most of the items sold are west african but I've heard they are looking to expand their assortment.

The tamales are filled good and bigger than most so the price is right…read more Small store with restaurant

Expansion with a whole restaurant on the side that cooks there delicious fajita meats…read more This is the hot spot for marinated fajita meat they best tasting meat. Has been here for years and we still go to pick up to bbq outside every other weekend!

My hot grocery store for almost all of my desi grocery,…read more they have almost everything is the store, from fresh vegetable to spices prices are very reasonable, store also has Halal meat section, butcher is available at meat center for special order. There is a small restaurant / café in the store, their large regular and desi style pizza is a bargain, compare to other franchise pizza joints. . Desi = Pakistani / Indian / Mediterranean

I wanted to like this place, and over multiple orders, I genuinely gave them several chances. My…read morefinal conclusion is that the actual food quality is far below what they advertise. The overall flavor profile is extremely weak, and the quality is consistently poor. The Pani Puri was acceptable, and the Malai Kofta was actually good. However, the rice that accompanied the kofta was almost inedible,it was super greasy, awful to even take a few spoonfuls of, and pretty nasty. I had to throw it away. Ordered Chicken 555 & Kaju Chicken Fry on two different occasions. These dishes were not bad initially. The problem occurs as soon as they start to cool. A thick, oily layer forms over everything. Reheating the food is pointless, as the heat simply turns the appetizers into an overly greasy and oily mess. Seems like they cook their food with Dalda (a cheaper alternative to ghee). My most recent order (Egg puff, Chicken Green Mirchi, Chicken Lollipops, Green Mirchi Pulao). This was the final disappointment. After only 10 minutes on the counter, the food had cooled. When I reheated the lollipops, the chicken was incredibly chewy and completely lacked proper seasoning, specifically salt. The Chicken Green Mirchi was simply tossed with raw, sliced chilies, and the overpowering smell of rawness from the dish reeked so badly I noticed it on the drive home. I have tried green chili pulavs and biryanis from other restaurants. The Green Mirchi Pulao was a complete failure. It was topped with a thick layer of beans, corn, capsicum, and green chilies that was so unappetizing I had to throw it away. The dish was so underprepared that I literally had to cook it in my own kitchen to make it edible. Surprisingly none of the dishes I ordered had salt. I have heavy tolerance to take spice and heat but this was of Very poor quality!!! Out of everything I ordered, egg puff was found fresh, warm & tasty! To be fair, The Pani Puri was acceptable, the Egg Puff was tasty, and the Malai Kofta was good.

Food was great especially the biryani and the staff was friendly and helpful. Grocery store was…read moreclean and convenient, had everything I needed

Fantastic experience, quick shipping and very well packaged. I will definitely shop from them again…read moreand already recommended them to friends

Small hole in the wall filled with middle eastern groceries. The shopkeeper (owner?) was so…read moreincredibly welcoming. I had my toddler in tow, and he won him over with lots of giant Persian raisins and fruit leather. I came specifically looking for kashk, of which they carried several brands of. But also left with a block of feta cheese and a box of the most delicious lemon pistachios. Don't be discouraged if you follow GPS and it brings you to an Enterprise - the grocery is on the side of the small building!