Accidentally, posted…read moremy review on the wrong account. I'm going to copy and paste it again here: You can find things here you won't find at H-Mart. The store is well laid out and is organized nicely. The variety is quite large. I bought a few items, but really will come back for the items in the frozen section. I'm not sure if it was the owner working but the lady at the counter was very nice. I've already recommended this store to another friend. Located in Seoul Plaza, so parking is pretty easy.

Over the weekend I wanted to explore Annandale and its small businesses. I stumbled across Danuri…read moreSpecial Products. OMG This is the real deal. All products being offered is from Korea and they have a vast array of products. The lady was so very nice and tried to explain the stores offerings and products for tasting. She showed us around and explained different products. If you are looking for Products from Korea, stop in and see this place. I'm going back for sure - Seaweed or Nori should be back in stock for the Thanksgiving rush.

I thought it was a lot of fun with a lot of fun items. I had fun shopping in the HomeGoods section…read morewhere I bought a bunch of cute dishes, I got snacks, and I even got some stuff that I see all my favorite animes, which made me really happy. My favorite part about my Marufuji is the restaurant in the back. Some of the best cuisine I've had in years. I always order a Katsudon, a bowl of miso Ramen and a large curry with rice. I can't help but grab a couple onigiri while im at it. I've ordered takeout several times and I've enjoyed every order. I'll definitely be going back

I frequently see people questioning the existence of Marufuji in the area and comparing it to Hmart…read moreor 99 Ranch and I couldn't disagree more. Marufuji does carry a lot of Japanese imported items you cannot find at other stores in the area, and I think it's a great addition to Tysons. All of the employees are so friendly too, I love stopping by just to browse the new stuff they get in every once in awhile. It absolutely is pricey, since it's a very small specialty grocery store. The produce they carry is fresh, but the markup is quite high. You're likely not going to come here for your regular weekday grocery haul. When I shop here I always make sure I'm shopping deals/sales, otherwise I come here for the meat. They have the best quality A5 wagyu and kurobuta pork. Again it's pricey, but even full price it's worth it for the insane marbling. I did manage to catch their wagyu on a sale where it was $80/lb which was a pretty cool find. I'm also personally a sucker for the gachapon machines at the front of the store (which rotate semi-regularly).

Nice little convenience store with mostly Vietnamese goods and some Korean goods like Korean…read moreginseng candies for example. I hope to see bottled Vietnamese coffee here in the future! There are some interesting and unique items here so I suggest giving it a try.

Stumbled upon this cute little Viet market/gift shop after I got lunch at Eden Center. I liked how…read morethey had a wide variety of goods, ranging from pins to card games, from perishable desserts/sauces to shelf stable snacks. I was very intrigued by the marinated/flavored rice paper and the special chili oil options. I liked how store was very well-lit and organized. Prices were reasonable. Cash preferred, credit card only for purchases more than $15. Staff were polite.

The North Korean style Soondae (blood sausage) here is delectable. If you haven't tried it before,…read moreit's made from pig or cow's blood, noodles, and spices stuff into intestines. There is also a good variety of Korean food available here, but the Soondae is what is popping here right now.

The staff is so friendly and helpful. The kimbap was soooo good. Get the tuna mayo. Banchan game is…read morestrong here. Love that they have prepared foods, frozen and snacks all in one place.

First time shopping at the Chef center. This is a one stop shop especially for restaurant owners…read more You can find anything you need for a restaurant, frozen grocery, condiments in bulk, containers, international products divided by section: Asian, Italian and Latino products. The setup is very similar to Costco, a warehouse like! Most of the products you can either buy 1 or a case. The price tag will give you the prices for individual packaging and a case. Even though the aisle is divided by type of products. Some of the items you have to really look to find it, because they would still be in a box. I found some of the Asian condiments are cheaper than your regular grocery store. But for business owner, this is a one stop shop to check out!

Don t buy English cucumber here I bought 2 times…read moreworsted All vegetable here Have to check before buy

Woori was once known as Wow!, which had another location out in Centreville…read more This place offers meats that you can buy by the lb or so for at-home KBBQ, as well meal kits of stews and stir-fry. Just make sure when to go and ask when they provide the fresh meats; prices are a higher than the international grocery stores, so just note this. Staff are friendly, and they also have other basic snacks/grocery items you can purchase (ie, ramen). Limited parking spaces in the tiny lot. +meal kits +friendly service +limited parking

Food: great Service: great…read more Ambiance: great. The kare kare was delicious. The noodles were a side added. Delicious.

They catered my cat's birthday party, and it was a huge success! Even the pickiest of eaters…read moreenjoyed the food. I ordered Pancit Bihon, Chicken Adobo, Lumpia, and Rice. There were no leftovers, my friends and I had to end up eating dinner at a restaurant lol. I will definitely use Manila's catering services again!

This place is outstanding. They have a wide variety of coffee, tea, sodas, rice, fruits,…read morevegetables, spices, and canned items such as sardines and anchovies (canned with Thai spices). They also have fresh sandwiches and salads for sale. The service is very good. If you have never had Thai food before, you need to check this out. The prices are very reasonable. Keep up the excellent work.

The Thai Shop caught our eyes when we were dining in a restaurant across the way. Thai markets…read moreoften have homemade desserts so we stopped by to browse and check out their sweets. We were greeted right away when we entered. The lady asked us if we were looking for anything specific. Desserts we say. She pointed out her array of fresh desserts. This market is clean and well stocked with Thai staples, and the desserts is just the gravy on top. We picked up Lod Chong and a box of taro pastries. I've never bought such a large container of Lod Chong like this, but no worries we got to enjoy it for 3 days in a row. Oh and btw the taro pastries were soooo good. Flaky, soft, taro-y and not too sweet. We had a positive first experience here and will definitely return for more desserts.