Super friendly staff. The prepared food prices are cheaper than any of the other places around the…read morearea by half. Food is fresh. Che's are delicious and there are many varieties. Highly recommend this place for prepared foods. Check out this place and support local moms and pops.

I have not been here in years…read more Since a few asian stores are nearby me or Lotte is my go to I forget this store still exists. Located in the small location in mills - Tiny supermarket but has loads of items. They offer fresh vietnamese hot and cool deli items such as summer rolls, fried egg rolls, coconut milk desserts like che', and sesame balls just to name a few. The summer rolls have shrunk in size last I recall but you get 3 pcs with peanut sauce (shrimp filled) for $3.50 - the non shrimp ones are $3. The snacks dept are priced reasonably. some chips/candies are under $2. The japan items are a little pricier. Staff here are friendly except for the cashier she has a little attitude when it comes to reprinting receipts. I bought 2 summer rolls - 4 chips 2 bags gummy candy and 1 box tea for a total of $24. I may come back again because some of the items they do sell I have not found elsewhere unless I do a little drive to west colonial area.

Ate upstairs but came downstairs to pick-up dessert to go. The cashier was very nice and gave me a…read moremenu for the downstairs dining as well. Loved seeing all the items the offer in the market (which was quite expansive). I was astonished to see fresh vegetables and ground beef along with Italian cold cuts and salads to-go. Never mind the huge array of sauces, pickled items, and desserts. I can't believe I haven't been by before. Antonio's is truly a hidden Italian gem in the area. I've been going to D'amico's in Oviedo but Antonio's is an amazing (more) in the city market. My friends and I rolled our full bellies down to the bakery from the upstairs restaurant and got a cannoli, Oreo cheesecake, and tiramisu to-go! Can't wait to check out the cafe downstairs next time.

Great food as always. We enjoy coming here for good food and good wine. The selection is impressive…read moreand still only $5 corkage fee. Their prices by the bottle are very reasonable too.

It's unfortunate that this grocery store seems to be outshined by the others in the area…read more They have a great selection of the same foods the others have! It's a quieter store than H mart or Lotte mart. They have a bigger selection of meat and produce too! I used to come here before the other bigger brands came to Orlando. Any Asian grocery store enthusiast will love this spot!

This is my go to local store in the area for Japanese food items and condiments. Although Lotte and…read morenow HMart are nearby, they don't have nearly as many of the Japanese items I grew up with in Southern California. Prices are pretty reasonable as well here. Huge parking lot shared with multiple businesses, including many restaurants in the plaza. There is a strong fishy smell due to the large seafood section in the back right corner. Just be a mouth breather while you shop and you will be fine haha.

Stasio's is absolutely worth checking out if you're looking for an authentic Italian deli…read moreexperience. From the moment we walked in, the staff at the front entrance was incredibly welcoming and even took the time to show us around the market. The ambience feels like a neighborhood Italian shop, with shelves lined with imported products from Italy that make it fun to browse while you wait. It's a small, casual space that feels authentic rather than overly polished. We ordered the Italian sub with sun-dried tomatoes instead of the standard toppings, along with the chicken cutlet sandwich with vodka sauce. Both sandwiches had excellent flavor and tasted fresh. The sun-dried tomatoes were a great addition to the Italian, although I do think it could have used a little more meat. Considering the price, I expected it to be a bit more generously filled. The chicken cutlet sandwich was delicious overall, but the cutlet itself was a little dry. I asked for extra sauce, and initially the employee seemed reluctant and tried to charge me for it. After I showed him how dry the sandwich was, he gave me the sauce, which made a huge difference and brought the sandwich together. That interaction was really my only service-related critique. Overall, the quality of the ingredients is excellent, the sandwiches are satisfying, and the market has a unique charm you don't find at most sandwich shops. While it's definitely on the pricier side, the authentic atmosphere and quality make it a place I'd happily come back to. I'd love to work my way through more of the menu on future visits.

After a 10 mile hike at Orlando Wetlands, I was ready to eat. I'd read about Stasio's on some…read more"best sandwich" lists and decided it was time to try it out. I will be going there after every Saturday hike forever more. The lists did not lie. Stasio's delivered the best sandwiches I have had in Florida. Walking in, I must have looked confused because I heard a knowing voice ask if it was my first time in. I admitted that it was and a delightful employee walked over to me to show me around. Stasio's has a deli counter, a coffee counter, and several shelves with Italian foods. I quickly learned that sandwiches are ordered at the deli and brought out to the waiting area when ready. Coffee is ordered at a cash register and the coffee is poured or prepared after purchase. Any prepared foods, together with sandwiches and fresh bread, are paid for at one of two registers. Despite the crowd -- and it was crazy busy -- everything was remarkably efficient and the staff showed no sign of stress. I ordered an Egg and Pepper sandwich and a Caprese Sandwich. Bread is made onsite and it was as fresh and delicious. (I ordered a loaf of Semolina/Italian bread and brought it home, where it was eaten within a few hours. At $4.99 for a loaf, it is an amazing value and a great treat!). Both the egg and pepper and the Caprese were prepared simply and to perfection. Fresh ingredients pack a lot of flavor and my mouth is watering just thinking about it. Amazingly, I don't think Stasio's adds any fats to their sandwiches -- The egg in the egg and pepper, and the mozzarella in the Caprese do all the work. There are seats at a bar along the front window and a few tables outside, but I chose to eat in my car. At a peak time (like Noon on a Saturday), there was not a lot of available seating but it did seem that chairs opened up fairly quickly. After a 10 mile hike, I just did not think it was fair to anyone who might be seated next to me to have to sit next to me! No photos but others have shared enough that you can picture the experience!

Went here after a friend's recommendation. I bought some filo dough, pistacio cream, and hazelnut…read morespread to make Dubai chocolate. I was also suggested by the owner to try out some bakery. My meal came with tea too. Overall it was good. And I was also gifted a small chocolate. The owner was very hospitable. Had a good tim

Global Bazaar is a small, local, Turkish grocery store, but inside of this store is an amazing…read morebakery! The owner is so sweet and nice, and provided the best service with a smile on her face the whole time! So mich joy! The pistachio dessert we ordered was so delicious! Tasted fresh! We will definitely be back again!

I wanted to write an update mostly because of the fact that another, very popular market opened…read moredown the street and a lot of people have been bypassing Lotte in favor of it. (You know what store I'm talking about... starts with an H) Fine, but my personal observation especially based on the visit I made last week is that even though the other market is being hyped up by social media; Lotte is still a better, and more affordable market. Granted, the food court choices at the other location are better, I'd still come to Lotte when I need specific asian ingredients. It seems they're aware that theres more competition and they've not only done renovations to the store but they have a lot more specials now than before. The day we went they even had several people promoting products and giving out samples. I don't recall them ever doing that before and I think that's a great idea to boost sales in items. I look forward to shopping here in the future.

Lotte Plaza Market is not your typical supermarket--it's an entire experience. From the moment you…read morepull in, one thing becomes clear: this place operates on a completely different scale. The parking lot is spacious and easy to navigate, which already sets the tone for a smooth, stress-free visit. Once inside, you quickly realize just how expansive this market truly is--you could easily spend an hour (or more) exploring every aisle without even noticing the time go by. What makes this market stand out is its depth and authenticity. As an Asian supermarket, it offers an extraordinary range of products that go far beyond what you'll find in standard grocery stores. The produce section alone is worth the visit--fresh, vibrant fruits and vegetables, many of which are unique or hard to find elsewhere, are beautifully displayed and constantly restocked. As you move through the aisles, you'll discover an impressive selection of: Specialty herbs, spices, and seasonings Authentic sauces and condiments from across Asia An entire world of noodles, rice varieties, and pantry staples A wide assortment of snacks, beverages, and imported goods If you're cooking Asian cuisine, you will find absolutely everything you need here--no exceptions. It's the kind of place where both home cooks and seasoned food lovers can get inspired just by walking through the aisles. Beyond groceries, Lotte Plaza Market feels more like an international marketplace. You'll find plants, beauty products, and specialty items, adding to the overall experience and making it more than just a place to shop--it's a place to explore. A helpful tip: since many items are imported, be mindful to check expiration dates on packaged goods, and keep an eye out for promotions. Some products can be on the pricier side, but there are definitely great deals if you take a moment to browse. One of the highlights--and honestly one of the main reasons I return--is the indoor food court-style dining area. There are several small eateries where you can order directly at the counter. While the setup is casual and straightforward, the food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and satisfying--perfect for a quick and delicious stop during your visit. To elevate the experience even further, the market also features a French bakery, along with beauty boutiques and a hair salon, giving it the feel of a small international plaza rather than a traditional grocery store. Overall, Lotte Plaza Market delivers on every level--selection, authenticity, and experience. Whether you're shopping for specific ingredients, discovering new products, or simply stopping in for a quick bite, it's absolutely worth the visit. Even if you're not familiar with Asian cuisine, this is the kind of place you go to explore, learn, and enjoy something different. If you haven't been yet, I highly recommend making the trip--you'll understand why the moment you walk in.

I've passed this market dozens of times, it's time to finally go inside and take a look!…read more It's a Western European/Russian import market! Such an interesting spot! They have a huge selection of foods and goods! The meats and produce looked so much fresher and well kept than large chain markets! I bought some produce, some interesting canned goods and some sugar free chocolate orange cookies! The cookies are a little dry, but nice for sugar free! I can definitely see coming back here. They have a good variety of pickled vegetables too! I got some canned stuffed tomatoes that were pretty nice!

It was a real treat exploring this European market. I came here with a girlfriend of mine who is…read morefrom Lithuania one evening after work. It was just great to see her smiling and enjoying her talk about all of the foods she grew up eating. All the foods she ate were all right here in this supermarket. And she told me how they were eaten and which foods to buy. We spent a couple of hours here filling up our shopping carts. And we even got some snacks to munch on in the car. I don't remember the names of the foods we bought but I must mention that the pastries were very tasty. There is a little bakery inside the market with layered sheet cakes and pastries that are a must try. We grabbed few pastries--- each one with different ingredients. The cabbage one was my favorite. You can eat it hot or cold. We also grabbed a few cheesecake like snacks and those were pretty tasty as well. If you're not familiar with Eastern European food, I recommend going with someone from there to help guide you in what to get. I promise you'll be in for a real treat!

I went here the other day because it was on my bookmark list. I have a pretty severe obsession with…read moreEngland so I thought this place would be perfect for me! I did not encounter the grumpy man that everyone has mentioned. It was a young lady and she was pleasant and very interested in meeting my service dog. I really enjoy their selection of teas... In fact I found a tea I have been looking for quite awhile now. Lancanshire tea. JK Rowling's favorite! I do feel the candies are overpriced. I can't believe I missed out on the clotted cream. Now I need to go back and try to find it! Also, I love all the tea pots and cozies they sell :) so cute! Brings me back to London....

I had high hopes when I walked by this shop. We stopped in to take a peek because I saw tea kettles…read morein the window and remembered my grandma had been wanting one. I headed straight for them and decided not when I saw the crazy price tag. We browsed the rest of the store, saw some overpriced Cadburry ($6.75 for a bar of chocolate? I can get this at Walmart.) Saw some Christmas and Easter candies, which were kind of off putting considering it's June. Decided on a Bottle of Butterscotch Soda because we thought it would taste like Butter Beer (It did). None of this is bad in comparison to the attitude of the guy working. He was very short with us and rude. I understand if you might be having a bad day, but "You're welcome" when someone says thank you or an acknowledgement of anything said would have been nice. All we were greeted with were grunts. No wonder the place was empty.