The food court inside Great Wall Supermarket used to be one of the best hidden gems in town. Every…read morestall had something special, steaming baskets of dim sum, sizzling stir-fries, rich noodle soups, fresh BBQ pork, and perfectly crisp scallion pancakes. It was the kind of place where you could wander with a tray, try a little of everything, and always leave happy (and full). Beyond the food, it had an atmosphere you don't find often anymore: a casual bustle, families sharing dishes, shoppers taking a break from the aisles, everyone drawn together by the smells and flavors. That's why it was such a loss when the owner closed it down. The whole community misses the variety, the warmth, and the incredible value the food court offered. It wasn't just a spot to grab a bite, it was part of our weekend routine, a place to bring visiting friends, a taste of home for many. Thank you to everyone who ran the food court for all those years. Your hard work and hospitality made Great Wall more than a supermarket; you made it a gathering place. You're dearly missed!

GW MARKET is my go to when I want to make homemade pho or other Cuisines. Unlike the main grocery…read morestores they carry a variety of fruits and produce which are a lot less. Their herbs like Basil and rosemary is a lot bigger and more in quantity than what you would get at Giant. They carry a lot of different types of meats and seafoods seafood. And their aisles carry a lot of different ethnic products from around the world. This location is a lot better than Rockville...(where Jeepers used to be)

I was in the area for an appointment and noticed the store. We needed some Indian groceries so we…read moredecided to go in. The store is pretty clean and well organized! It was easy to find everything pretty easily even though I had never been to the store before. We didn't interact with the staff too much, but the ones we had were pleasant. The also sell fresh samosas and kachoris which is nice!

Even though its a very small store, used to shop here due to convenience. But of late, have noticed…read morethat their ability to get stocked up has shown flaws compared to the neighboring stores. Customer service is completely lacking. The owner runs it purely as a business. If the owner is at the counter, forget about having a good experience. If you need true customer service then Food World and Dana bazaar are just amazing. This goes not only in guiding you to get the necessary products to some like Foodworld who can order you stuff. Don't expect any of that from India Bazaar. Returning a product you don't like? Forget about returning it without a receipt. If you are 7 days late then tough luck. Unlike India Bazaar, Food world accepts the items.No questions asked. So before you buy from India Bazaar be 110% sure you want it and save your receipt. My advice. Go to Food World or Dana Bazaar.

I have shopped here on several occasions, their prepared foods are always tasty but be prepared to…read morespend more money than you planned because you will definitely find more items to buy the longer you walk around. Go and stock up on your favorite ban chan and pick up some of the marinated meats to have your own kbbq. I also appreciate how clean and well lit the store is, so many ethnic stores tend to be a little lax when it comes to this so Lotte Plaza is a bright spot in the Asian market game.

Dropped by to get some Asian groceries at this Korean grocery store. Some things had changed since…read moreour last visit. Aisles of items had moved, certain products were no longer available, but other things were on sale. Got some Korean and Indian snacks, produce, pre-made Korean food and other necessary items. Had a good shopping experience at this store. Checkout and service were quick and efficient.

I am reviewing the food court, not the grocery store. The grocery store is huge for an Asian…read moregrocery store, and I would go there if it was closer to my home. The food court has several different stores; I went to the one near the dining tables that has entrees and combo plates. I went on the recommendation of my mechanic who is from Taiwan. The cashier told me up front what the menu items were that they did not have. I ordered the noodle soup with egg noodles and roast pork. It was a decent size portion with lots of roast pork, bok choy and thin egg noodles in what tasted like chicken broth. The dining area is communal tables where you share space with other diners like many Asian restaurants. It is a space for a good, cheap, quick meal not a place where you would linger. I will go back for a combo meal; I didn't see them until I had already ordered. The meals started at $7.99.

My all time favorite to grab my needed Asian groceries. From noodles, rice , all the fresh veggies…read more My favorite has got to be the seafood area, where you pick your fish then ask them to clean, cut, fry or crispy fry. The one difference this time, they put up the glass border, we no longer able to self serve our own fish, instead you take a number, waiting to be called and they ask what you wanted. I honestly prefer it that way too! And last but not least, dim sum, and hot food bar located in the food court on the back. Would come here occasionally to pick up items from there during lunch time.

I had to purchase some greens that I could only get at a grocery store like this, so I went with a…read morefriend. The place stayed busy on the weekend. I only purchased a few items. Some were good, others were just okay. Here is what I got: CHINESE BROCCOLI - some were long, and others seemed like they were already cut short. I don't know if that is how it is normally sold. Goya PLANTAIN CHIPS - the chips were light overall, but slightly salty. I still enjoyed it. 80% COCONUT WATER WITH PULP - I enjoyed this, but I am not sure I would get it again. I couldn't find a brand on the can and some of the wording said to chill before drinking, but yet it was stocked on a shelf. I may just stick to a brand I know, next time. I also got another juice - Mogu Mogu LYCHEE JUICE with bits of the fruit in the drink, but found that the lychee bits were going down my throat quicker than I had a chance to eat them (not sure I'll get that again even though I enjoyed the drink). BUTTER CREAM BREAD - even though I liked this, it was not as soft. I got one or two other items, but I'll probably get them elsewhere next time due to the high price. Overall, I saw so many flavors and varieties of things. The place stayed busy. I would probably go back again, but with the same friend, and maybe pay more attention to details. It was my first time going to this type of store.

Going downhill. Carts are old and rusty. Store is cramped. No real hot food option (quality and…read morevariety both declining). Seafood section smelled fishy (compared to 99 Ranch and Whole Foods). The upside is they stock fresh kumquat, that's a rare find. The prepared food section: They have only one pot of tofu stew believe it or not (it's the mainstay of Korean food). The place just looked sad and not well stocked. Not many snack options either.

The parking lot is small!! You'll need patience! However in the summer months there's a vendor…read moreoutside that has fresh sugar cane juice! Inside its cramp but I come here to get my staples that I can only find in a Latino market at a good price. My family loves the fresh concha buns and pastries. They have a small hot bar. If your lucky they have delicious Columbian empanadas. They sell tamales and soups. Also, in the health and beauty aisles, they carry Dominican hair products that definitely help with spilt ends and growth. Cheaper than beauty supply stores The employees are nice, but avoid weekend!

I appreciate the new location but it still feels too small. The store is extremely packed. If you…read morebring a backpack, be ready to leave it at the entrance, next to the security guard. On weekends they have food for purchase outside, you can also purchase ready to eat meals inside. The prices for eggs were ridiculous $15! I went to Costco and got the same for $8. The only reason I'm giving it two stars is because I can get my frozen Latin products here as well as some dry goods and canned food.

I came here for the first time today - with the intention of buying one thing (palm oil to make red…read morered for New Year's tomorrow) and I ended up with three bags of groceries. I love this market! Afrobeats playing in the background, a smiling face that greeted me...and lastly, they have so many great products that you can't find elsewhere. Fresh produce, any kind of meat you can think of, rice, fresh African bread and a large array of seasonings. The gentleman working (Carl) was very nice and we had a great conversation about Ghana. As I was leaving, he asked if there was anything I was unable to find and he would order it for me. You just don't get that level of service most places. I'll definitely be back!

If you are looking for a clean, welcoming, and nicely organized African market then look no…read morefurther. Naanfe Market will meet and likely exceed your expectations. The customer service is excellent, the produce of the utmost quality and they also have excellent other non-food items like Shea butter, African Wax, beautiful waist beads and other accessories. Lastly but definitely not least, the customer service is excellent!

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Great assortment of Eastern European foods. Friendly and helpful staff. The store of my choice…read more P.S. The complaint below about the absence of Russian flags made my day.

We happened to be in the area and found this place to be intriguing, so we decided to stop in and…read moresee what there is. As the name suggests, there are specialty food items from all over Europe. While I saw some things like English teas, German cookies, and a few Greek items, it seemed like the majority of the offerings were from Eastern Europe. I think over half of the products had labels in Cyrillic alphabet with no translation on them in any fashion, so some things you just gotta know what it is or ask the staff. I saw a lot of things from Georgia and Ukraine, but I think I saw other products from that region (Russian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, etc.). The staff were very friendly, and cheerfully assisted me with some of the pastries we purchased. One had a nice balance of flaky pastry and fruit filling while the blintzes seemed a bit underwhelming. I also picked up a bottle of dessert wine and Children #1 and #2 picked out some candies that caught their eye. The inside is clean and somewhat small but easy to navigate. There is music playing (I don't know what language; I want to say Russian but in today's climate that could be a charged statement. Just want to say it positively adds to the vibe). Worth checking out, if you want to explore a product you might not otherwise be exposed to or if you want to find a specialty European item that you've been missing.