I've gone to this store for years. It's always clean well stocked. I'm never disappointed. The…read morestaff is always pleasant and helpful.

Honestly watch out when you purchase items here. EVERY TIME I go here I find expired items. The…read moreworkers do not rotate product, today I found an item that expired 7 months ago. Not the first time I've seen expired items that expired over 6 months ago. I come here so often since it's so close, don't get me wrong lots of stuff are dated good, but make sure you check each item you purchase because I've seen many different sauces, boxed goods and all kinds of foods that are expired.

I love this market that took over the property and store where Heartland Market was on 12 and…read moreFarmington. I'm glad they left so we could get this store. I will take better pictures next time I'm there. They have a wide beautiful assortment of nuts, fruit and vegetables. There are rices, flour and coffee k didn't know existed. I mainly go there for the vegetables. I really don't want a lot of people going, it's kind of a secret. The prices are great!

Al Haramain International Foods took over the space where Heartland Marketplace was in Farmington…read moreHills. It is a soft opening, and at least half of the store is currently empty. They did have some fresh produce, a tiny bit of meat and many aisles packed with food. It appears that they do plan to have a bakery area, prepared foods and meats. The reason for only 2 stores is that the prices are insanely high. Six dollars for a box of cereal? And most other goods that I see in other stores were at least a dollar more than elsewhere. But, I will say, that if you want middle eastern goods, you will undoubtedly find them here. Rows and rows of all kinds of beans and rice and lots of things I'm completely unfamiliar with. I do think they should have waited for their soft opening until they were actually more prepared for customers; they did have one checkout open, and the young man was friendly enough, but it felt eerie walking around a mostly empty store while constantly meeting paths with 3 obvious business owners who were discussing matters in their native language as they walked around with clipboards and such, taking notes and commenting on the goods (from what I could tell). It just didn't feel very welcoming at this point.

Went on Fathers Day, the attentive waiter steered me to the branzino and substitute their twice…read morebaked potato for the fingerling potatoes the dish came with. My son got the smash burger. And fries I must say, the branzino and twice baked potato were both outstanding. Best seafood dish I've had in quite a while. The potato was excellent as well. I will go back and order again! My son's burger was good, but a little wet with grease. He didn't love their fries, hot and crispy, but didn't love the flavor. I didn't try them, so I can't articulate further - I wouldn't suppose fries would be the specialty of such a restaurant though...4.5 stars!

Arrived to our reservation early so we checked out the market. I was impressed with the amount of…read morevegetarian/vegan prepared foods. They have a unique selection of items. Prices are reasonable. The food was okay - we ordered the spinach and artichoke dip, walleye with broccolini, and white fish with asparagus plus a side of mushroom risotto. The dip was good but the chips are too thick. The risotto was bland and the broccolini was mushy and overcooked. Service was noticeably slow--we had to ask for silverware and refills ourselves. Between the service gaps and the high noise level, it wasn't the experience we expected.

Had the Beef Kafta sandwich w/ Fries & the Meza Plate food was very fresh and delicious it's my new…read morego to place for Mediterranean food.

This place has some great flavors and amazing food…read more I ordered both the tikka and kafta chicken and I liked them both. I ordered the ribeye and they cooked it to a perfect medium. Rice was perfect as well. The grilled onion was very good too. Bread and garlic sauce were nice also. My only complaint was the chicken wings were super small. They did have a good flavor to them, but just really small. Prices are pretty fair. I ordered a lot of things for under 65$. I would most definitely try this place again and very much suggest it to others.

Beautiful thing about these smaller sized Korean grocery markets is that they have mom n' pop feel…read moreto them. No, they wouldn't have as great of selections as your giant chain marts, but they have the essentials ready for the locals, and their owners are usually very friendly and helpful. When you become regulars, they're usually very good to take care of you in one manner or another. (Please note that I'm not speaking specific to Kappa only, but more in general.) As for my experience at Kappa, it was pleasant enough. Mark-ups weren't as bad as some of the other smaller places I've been to, and I loved the fact that they have house-made prepackaged food available. They also heavily advertise their banchans a lot, which is in line with most of these smaller joints. Koreans call it "son mat" which our trusty AI friend describes it like this: "Son-mat (손맛) is a Korean word that means "hand taste" and is used to describe the unique flavor that comes from a cook's skill, care, and personal touch. It can also refer to the idea of passing down the love and care that mothers put into their cooking to their loved ones." This is especially important because it's what will get your customers coming back for more. The trouble is that these smaller groceries are mainly targeted for locals nearby. I happen to live 90 minutes away, and if I have to do my quarterly Korean grocery shopping, I'm more inclined to go to a bigger chain mart, unless there's a very specific reason to pick one over the other. I would certainly recommend Kappa for people who are in the area, not looking to stock up for the next 3 months. As for me, one visit was very pleasant, but enough.

Cute little Korean market in an unassuming strip mall. You won't find much by way of fresh produce,…read morebut you can grab some essentials for your next Korean meal. The guy running the counter was very helpful.

This place used to be reasonably priced but like everywhere else and everything else the prices…read morehave just gone through the roof. The reason I mention this is because that's the main allure of Aldi is usually cheaper for food than larger grocery stores. They do carry more name brand stuff but it comes with a cost. The staff is nice and the store is clean but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to shop here. There were some sales on fruits and vegetables but nothing spectacular.

Pretty nice Aldi - nicer than my local Clawson one. I went here today because my parents wanted me…read moreto stock up on some canned goods due to coronavirus stuff going on. The layout is flipped from Clawson's - when you enter, there's a fresh produce area, and then they have a huge selection of wines and spirits on the back wall too. Milk and non-dairy milk was on the opposite side. You can tell that normally this Aldi is really nice, today it just happened to be a bit picked over ... they were almost out of meat except for pork chops (I guess no one likes those?). Overall I'd come here again when in the area.

Great Group!!! I have purchased from their farm stand many times. So happy to support the 4-H and…read morebuy great freshly picked vegetables!!!!

Sun , Water and Seeds 4-H Club is a group of kids and adult volunteers learning about gardening,…read morenutrition, food safety, cooking, entrepreneurship and more. This club is part of Michigan State University's 4-H Youth Gardens and Farm Stands Project. Hands on gardening activities provide the produce for sale at farm stands. Thinking through the business activities of producing, pricing, advertising and selling builds teamwork skills as well as an individual's business skills.