This is one of my local Asian Market that I would make a trip to go to. The parking lot is small…read morebut it's worth going there when your local Jewel or Caputo's don't carry what you are looking for. They have a wide selection of different kinds of Asian chips, noodles, sauces to fresh fish on ice and Asian vegetables like long green beans, Japanese eggplant, bitter melon. And seasonal live blue crabs that you can pick yourselves. They have canned goods from sardines, to Asian fruits like jackfruit, banana blossoms, bamboo shoots, and all kinds of sweet jar of coconut for Filipino desserts halo halo. And they also have a wide selection of frozen foods as well. And don't forget the 25-50 lbs bags of assorted kinds of rice from short grain, to long grain, Jasmin rice, and brown rice plus sweet rice. If I had all the money in the world, I would buy everything in the store lol! The front cashier are polite and quiet they are behind a shield plexus glass and wears a mask. If you ask questions ask them to speak up and talk slowly... Overall a cute Asian market support your small businesses. I would recommend to come here.

This simple, no-frills Asian market is now my go-to spot for longganisa, tocino, calamansi extract,…read moreube extract, ube jam, and Goldilock products. There are lots of snacks that I have yet to explore and there is a bakery next door with a decent selection.

Park to Shop is my go-to Asian grocery store. They have a food court inside, live and frozen…read moreseafood, a bakery section, and even kitchen supplies, in addition to fresh produce and packaged goods. Here are some of things that are usually on the shopping list: * dried rice noodles (for pho and noodle soups) * sauces or seasonings (hot pot broth packets, xo sauce, chicken bouillon, pho soup powder, bun bo hue soup powder, pho spices, chinese cooking wine, dashi, fried garlic, fried onion, etc.) * produce (bok choy, pea shoots) * tofu * baked goods (bbq pork buns, hot dog buns) * frozen items (dumplings, udon) I re-stock on items that I wouldn't be able to easily access to the grocery stores closer to me. It's definitely an out-of-the-way grocery trip for me, but the Park to Shop Aurora location is much closer than say, driving the Chinatown for Asian groceries. I am glad I can get what I need here, the prices are average/accessible, and there are so many options to eat Pacifica Square so it's fun to make a little trip out of it. My order usually is 1) eat something delicious in the food court or right around Pacifica Square, then 2) walk off the food by grocery shopping. Be sure to peruse the sauce aisle! That's my favorite.

I just want to let everyone know that there is a large rat nesting under the shelf in front of the…read moreBuldak ramen shelf. I'm sorry I didn't get a photo for proof, it was moving around a lot and I just wanted to get out of the store as fast as I could after I saw it.

Very impressed by this market. Family members have been…read moregoing here for years. This was my first time shopping here. I was looking for some dates and ended up actually shopping. The fruits and vegetables were looking exceptionally good. Especially the Michigan Honeycrisp Apples. Ended up eating one in the car. So sweet and crisp. Like it was just picked. Love how apples were not dosed with all those pesticides. Prices were decent. Will definitely make this my good to. I love how there is a huge variety of items. (from here and abroad) They even carry Amish chicken! Which has become a family favorite. Store layout makes everything easy to find and easy to navigate.

This market is ALWAYS busy!…read more Love the little food stalls inside including habibi and jibek jolu! Pricing is super reasonable and their produce is pretty great. They also have a kabob station near the smoked fish area where they grill up a variety of kabobs everyday. I appreciate the variety of different types of ethnic goods and produce in general. It can be fairly busy all hours. So you may have to do a lap or two to snag a parking spot. Be kind and stay out of peoples way and you'll be alright.

This is a Small simple Asian market. With Lots of variety. From many Asian countries.read more

I shopped here yesterday. It's small - but it uses it's limited space well. The focus at A&T is on…read moreThai groceries, with Chinese & Vietnamese coming in second & third. Korean and Japanese are Not in the family of products. But for its size - this is a good store. Not Cheap - but Good. A&T Market is clean and friendly, run by a father & daughter. A&T Market sells cooked prepared food near the checkout, including Duck, Bahn Mi, and rice paper Spring Rolls. I traveled 30 miles to come here, and I will do it again.

Great find in Wheaton. I had the Butter Chicken and Paneer with Naan. The chicken was well seasoned…read moreand had a nice kick to it. There is only street parking but the parking garage is near by.

This little Indian grocery in a strip mall also has a hot food menu that you can order tasty dishes…read morethat always seem to be ready in 10 minutes no matter how busy they are. Be fore warned, everything is spicy, even the butter chicken has a little kick to it! One of my friends refuses to eat here anymore because no matter how you order, he insists on mild, everything you get is hot. This is ok with me as long as I plan for it. I ordered "medium hot" chicken biryani a few months ago and it was so hot it took me two days to eat it. What a wonderful two days it was though. There is also a butcher in the very back right that another friend likes to use for diced lamb and other meat. If you are with random levels of hotness in your food, this place is worth a try. My favorites are the butter chicken, chicken 65 and the biryani.

Incredible ex-Yugo food selection in the west suburbs. Love going here when in the area. Small…read morespace but always a great selection. One of the few places we can get frozen Burek from. Great service overall.

Serbian and Balcan food. It's very small shop. The best thing to buy: Aivar, Juices, meats. Turkish…read moreCoffee. Definitely recommended to support local businesses. Thank you.

This place was a cool fine to walk in and check out. I recently stopped here with my wife to see…read morewhat they had to offer. We found a lot of great ethnic food here that we have never heard of . My wife is vegan and there were a lot of options here at the great price for her too indulge in. I do think it was great that they had a butcher shop and non-alcoholic drinks too. This place wasn't too busy at all, great selection of frozen meals , drinks and practical items for every day use. Even the prices weren't too bad but when we brought some food packages back home we didn't realize that some of the products had expired months ago.

This Middle Eastern grocery takes up about 2 store fronts (the entry door is the one black…read moredetailing) and appears to be pretty well organized. I found some things here my local market is out of (chocolate covered dates!) and a few I haven't seen before: dried hibiscus petals; jarred tomato paste; and more styles of canned fava beans than I've ever seen before (Lebanese, Palestinian, Saudi Arabian, Egyptian...) Both fresh and frozen traditional bread (house-made); a halal butcher shop; and various types of canned and frozen food / spices/etc.; apparently fresh takeaway food (I didn't inquire); gifts; candies; various cheeses (Armenian string cheese!) and even a bulk section. Multiple options for most things (e.g. 4 kinds of pomegranate molasses); most items but not all labeled with a price. I'm basically a tourist in international groceries, but I'm a happy one; found $50 worth of goodies. Will definitely stop here when I'm getting tasty Ethiopian food in the same strip mall.

If you're a foodie and an early bird, this is a good stop in downtown Naperville; they open daily…read moreat 8 am, even Sundays! This shop, home to many varietals of olive oil, vinegar and other gourmet goodies, shares space with Dark Horse Pastries, so you also have your choice of baked goods. They also sell a small array of wine and beer, and products from other local companies such as chocolates and honey (creamed raw raspberry honey, anyone? Sounds good to me!) You can taste all the varieties of oil and vinegar. Like it spicy? Pick from habanero, jalapeno or red pepper oil! Want fruit flavor? How about Mexican Lime, Meyer Lemon or Blood Orange? The balsamic vinegar came in an array of interesting flavors, including Dark Chocolate, which I think would pair well with strawberries! I liked that there were larger and smaller sized bottles to choose from (small size was 5 oz). They also sell a modest range of dip mixes, mustard, pesto, pasta, and assorted other treats. The addition of the bakery in the same building makes this shop a little different from some of the other gourmet places around here (note that there are several other places in downtown Naperville that specialize in this type of product). It's slightly hard to find (go down the alley between Potbelly and the yellow house building and it's in the courtyard behind), but worth looking for! Staff was friendly but not pushy, and quite "on" for early morning! :) Note to credit card users: if you spend less than $5, an extra 50¢ charge is added.

This is a hidden gem!! Located right by the parking garage behind some Washington St. street-facing…read moreshops, this shop features flavorful olive oils, wine, and other items such as pasta and pesto. I've since visited this store twice - once when they first opened and once a few weeks ago. Their selection of balsamic vinegars in different flavors are fresh and unique for the area. I really like that they have spicy oils too, which are my favorite! They have testers with bread of each product so you can test your favorite before purchasing! I don't find their prices too be that expensive either! I would definitely recommend supporting this local business downtown if you're in need of some fresh oils or vinegars!