Small shopping market. Lots of stuff…read more Excited to see lots of different stuff available. The price tags are a little small an hard to read. And the shop is a little dark. But overall, produce looks super fresh. I didn't buy anything yet. I was only scoping it out for next week. But the lady at the fish counter was very helpful and asked if we needed anything. Excited to be back to do more shopping

As a POC Asian newly relocated to The Midwest, I find the limited cultural resources sometimes…read moreintimidating. However, knowing that places like Little Saigon Oriental Market exist helps to supply my cultural tastes and needs. Don't be surprised if you do not know the names of many of the products you may see on the shelf. But if there is anything you are looking for, the employees can usually help direct you. Store is clean but the aisles may feel a little tight due to the store trying to maximize the space. In turn this offers customers a wide range of products. However, due the true pandemic and recent global disturbances, supplies are sometimes disrupted. My particular favorite item to pick up is the packaged fish snacks. It connects me to my childhood and the rich flavors I grew up with as a child. Try this market out and hopefully you will create memories of your own.

One of my favorite eateries in Lincoln is this one. The cuisine is great and the staff is always…read morecourteous and friendly. I especially recommend the Beef Sharma Sandwich. The food is fresh from the attached grocery shop, and coffee and tea are free. It has the ambience of the ideal neighborhood eatery!

My second time coming here for dine in. The only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars is because the…read morelast time I came they told me they didn't have pizza but they made pizza for some customers after us. The food is really good. I used to order their food for delivery in the past which is how I knew their food was so delicious. They do not have outdoor seating but they have plenty of indoor seating. The restaurant is located at the very back of the grocery store. They also have a separate entrance for the restaurant too.

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?