Variety of food selection. All yummy. The market is clean…read more Good service. Best crawfish. Forgot to take food picture.

Not sure why this place has so many positive reviews, we drove here thinking they have fresh…read moreoysters as they advertise on FB, called first to confirm, when we got here no oysters, just excuses

wonderful spices and sauces fill the shelf, friendly service and delicious food, stop by for a…read moresugar cane juice

Such a small hole in the wall, but love coming here to find random finds! Always get some great…read moresnacks don't see elsewhere. They also sell ready to eat food which is pretty good quality without driving to Chinatown. Staff is so friendly and try to be helpful. During crawfish season they even sell boiled crawfish, and weekends have great quality blue crabs to cook yourself at home.

Lots of hot girls keep moving to Texas. It's like they want to Filtex with hotties. Keep them…read morecoming. So to speak. This is a Filipino grocery store located in Houston right alongside of the 59 highway, and they sell all kinds of great Filipino goods. It shows some of the great multicultural elements in Houston to have this here.

If you're looking for Filipino food items, this is the spot to find them. The store is well lit and…read moreclean. The service needs to improve because when you enter and find what you need, you'll wait a long time for the clerk to realize a customer is waiting. They never answer the phone to inquire about products. However when the clerk finally assisted me she's very nice and friendly.

Pretty much like any other Asian food market, Mama Food Market is located off of the South-West…read morecorner of Gessner and West Park. It's not much, but it's something I guess you could say. When you first walk in, you get a big wiff of that weird smell that comes with all Asian food markets. It's a little off putting at first, but what they sell makes up for it. You might have to hold your breath every now and then, though. They have live lobsters, dungeness crabs, and tilapia just chillin' in tanks in the back. The dungeness crab was 10.99/lb which isn't too bad. Next to the tanks, there was a section of seafood sitting on ice. There was a giant fish that scared me ): To the left of that is the packaged meat, which also was a pretty good price. My boyfriend and I ended up buying some drumsticks and BBQ sauce to make for dinner tonight. We grabbed some squash and zucchini to go along with, and we saw all of the vegetables were pretty fresh. Most Asian markets I can't say the same for. They even have giant tubs of kimchi! Which I had to take a picture of :3 When we got up to pay, the young Asian man at the register had his back turned and was actually a few feet away. He turned around and saw us as we were closing in on him. He wasn't even like, 'Oh, oops.' He just casually took his sweet precious time coming back to ring us up. My boyfriend greeted him and was not replied to. He scanned all of our food and put it all in the same bag. RED FLAG. You do NOT put raw meat, even if it's packaged, and fresh vegetables in the SAME BAG. Everyone knows that.. Was it too hard to put the chicken in a separate bag? Must be trying to save your sweet precious bags. Kind of bothered me but, whatever. I then noticed the guy had a gigantic hicky on his neck, which made me laugh out loud. I had to look in different directions so I wouldn't make eye contact with him, lol. I couldn't help myself. At least get the girl that gave it to you to cover it up, man. All in all, cheap, but smelly in some parts, and rude service.

cool place to go for some fresh fish. When i want catfish fresh I go here, and always wind up with…read moresome little kid walking by watching me order fish. I guess they love to see the fish come out of the tank and flop around before being murderlized by the man with a club. Ahh the circle of life. while fresh seafood is the main reason I go here (be on look out for great crawfish here too) they have a good selection of produce as well. I get dragon fruit from here sometimes. Its an intresting place you will see all manner of people here. but it can stink inside sometimes I think its the fish guts in the back I mean they are going all homicidal on some fish back there all day.

Glad I finally made it while they're open. Delicious fresh tofu. Very friendly. Cash only.read more

Wow! So glad there was one review of this place by Christopher V (thank you so much!) otherwise I…read morewould never have ventured out to try this place. I love Kim phat brand soymilk in Chinatown, it's a tad pricier than other brands (San San, banyan) but it's always fresh, and now I can get it in midtown without having to drive all the way to Chinatown, at the source where it's made. Super awesome. This place is literally a little factory, and they only sell 3 items: soymilk (sweet/unsweetened), firm tofu, and fried tofu. I saw some green soymilk (pandan I'm guessing) in the fridge, but didn't see it on the menu. Anyway, the lady was very kind and friendly, albeit not having very good English. I learned to ask for the "no sugar" soymilk instead of "unsweetened" because she was confused the first time. Cash only. Anyway, great place to pick up some fresh soymilk and tofu if you're in the area!

I had been here before but when I came to try the food, the cafeteria had been closed, but, today…read morewas the day! What a hidden gem I just found! Im not sure where to start.... Firstly, this is a small store but it is entirely packed with all middle eastern/indian essentials, like flours, seeds, condiments, chips, sweets (bagged and homemade), canned goods, clay pots, etc. PLUS it has a meat butchery in the back, which means the freshest halal meat...fresh ground beef, chicken breast, ground veal, lamb, organ meats from veal and lamb, etc. it all looked VERY FRESH. They also have a small vegetable section but that is mostly very essentials like cilantro, carrots, onions and tomatoes. PLUS it is a restaurant! Which is precisely what I was there for and, left very well satisfied. I tried the daily special (Mon-Sat 11am-6pm) "sandwich" but is not with bread, is with pita, and chose BEEF KOFTA and FELAFEL.. WOW ! both definitely larger than a usual lunch portion. The kofta was juicy, tender, fresh and very well seasoned with fresh veggies and a mildly spicy red sauce inside that was just perfect every bite!. The felafel was PACKED with smashed felafels with veggies and I added garlic sauce and red sauce... it was truly delicious! They have a wide variety of drinks, chips, snacks and sodas from middle east to complement your sandwich. Also, at the entrance, they have their special coffee, which you serve yourself, and it was delicious! To top it off, the service was very friendly, specially from the lady at the cafeteria, but overall friendly and helpful. And BEFORE you leave, take a look at the small perfume section they have! we found some fantastic arabic perfumes and I will be back for 1 of them that hypnotized me lol. A hidden gem for me and will definitely be back !

Something to clarify: Two Brothers Halal Market is both an Indian grocery store and a restaurant…read more This review will cover the grocery section as I have not tried the restaurant in the back. This is a great secondary grocery. By that, I mean you go here for ingredients you can't find in a regular grocery store like Kroger or HEB. This has the best selection of whole spices and lentils I've seen anywhere in this area: so great in fact that this grocery is my go to location for these goods. If you're in the area and you want to cook some Indian food, this place is one you must visit. However, their limited space limits the amount of inventory they can hold. This results in extremely limited amounts of vegetables (I saw one large container, and that was it). I didn't see milk or eggs at all. Their meat selection is better though; they even have frozen microwave dinners separated by meat (beef, chicken, and lamb). I wouldn't use this grocery for pantry essentials; I'd use them in case you want to eat/cook something from Indian cuisine specifically. And the parking spaces are very limited. I got lucky and found a parking space, but not everyone might be so lucky. The parking lot is just two rows of spaces, and a couple are reserved for a separate entity. I'd try to get here near the time they open (9 am every day according to their website) since there's probably fewer people then.

Vietnamese market. Its a small version of places like Hong Kong Market or Ranch 99. They have some…read moreinteresting stuff that looks ten years old. I esp like getting looks like Im lost coming here.

Small Filipino market in the same area as Jollibee where the old Cherry Foodarama used to be, near…read moreTMC. It's a great local spot with all the essentials, so no need to make the drive to Seafood City, 99 Ranch, or elsewhere. The frozen section isn't stocked yet, but they're getting there. It's a mom-and-pop store, and we had the chance to meet the owner -- super friendly and clearly excited about the shop. They're currently in their soft opening phase, with a grand opening planned for next month. Worth checking out and supporting local!

This place is nice and clean, but the prices are a bit high, and most of the snacks (chichirya) I…read morebought were stale.