This is the 2nd of the 3 stores in Atlanta I've been to and everyone was as nice as they can be…read more For a wholesale business it was clean well organized and they checked you out fast and efficiently. The other two stores have had a problem printing out membership cards since the first of the year but, these folks shot them out like pez. If you need restaurant supplies this is the place for you.

This place is a JOKE. I literally will do anything to avoid having to go here. I will pay more…read moreelsewhere, I will drive further, I will stick a fricking needle in my eye - they are THAT BAD. If you need to check stock on an item you need, you can just forget about getting any semblance of help from ANYONE at this location! Expect to call multiple times, be hung up on immediately, placed on hold for 30+ minutes until you realize that NO ONE is going to answer. Now that Sysco has purchased them, I expect the to get even worse!

Service is A-1at the REM location in Norcross. They have EVERYTHING at fair prices. If you can…read moredream of it, if you saw it in your favorite restaurant they have it, no cap. The only thing they don't sell is fresh baked bread to go with that restaurant attire on their shelves. Trash can, pizza peels, chef aprons, citrus juicers, refrigeration units, sauce pans, delicatessen hardware - the list is long. Did I say fair prices? Do yourself a favor, whether you are an individual, or a business drop into this location and see what you have been missing out on for all the years you were driving on Highway 85 north and blinked your way pass the exit. Thank me later

Honestly, you should refer to Alex H.'s review, as it is spot on. I am throwing in my two cents,…read morebecause this place deserves it. It is not fancy; nothing like your local Williams-Sonoma, Sur la Table, or Crate & Barrel. But you may find things that you can't at those places. I think my first time coming here was 4-5 years ago. I am an amateur home baker and cook and after reading through blogs and scouring different websites dedicated to food, I get ideas to make new dishes. Some of these require certain receptacles or tools that I don't readily have in my kitchen cabinets (which are brimming with stuff, because I have insufficient storage due to apartment living... wah, wah, wah). Restaurant Equipment Market (REM) has saved the day for me, especially on occasions when I could not stand to wait two days for Amazon Prime to deliver reasonably-priced kitchen goodies to my home. I have gotten cake pans, a meat tenderizer mallet, candy thermometer, an awesomely wide stainless prep bowl, and sweet bread knife from this place. Today I spotted pots and pans and cutting boards that will most likely end up in my kitchen at some point. Some of the things here are not very attractive, so if your aim is to buy kitchenware that combines form and function and you have the budget for it, by all means, go to the fancy places and acquire all that you need. This girl who is always looking for holes-in-the-wall will not shy away from getting more things to help me further my kitchen sorcery.

Food and cost is top notch. Fresh meals prepared with care. The portions of feast is adequate for 2…read moredays.

Probably the solution to any west Africans problems in the state of Georgia. Coming from the…read moreWashington D.C area, where we have a plethora of international markets, having to drive an hour to find this store was saddening. I think that's why the prices are high because they know people are desperate lol. Nevertheless it has everything I was looking for from Yellow Gari , Palm Oil, Maggi, Red Snapper (EXPENSIVE), Ndole, Crayfish, fresh ripe plantains, oxtail, smoked turkey, fowl etc. Next door there's a full African restaurant so literally a one stop shop

We pick up our seafood from Ming's. Live lobster from here saves you a trip to the Farmer's Market.read more

This place is great for buying asian food in bulk. Unfortunately their prices have gone up…read moresteadily over the past year. They have the largest and most varied selection of asian candies that I have seen in Atlanta where the employees speak English (well sort of).

After you come back from a trip to Japan you may feel sad, depressed and like life has no meaning…read moreanymore. That's how I was feeling until I found Tokyo Kuma! It's like a little piece of Japan only 30 minutes from Metro Atlanta. I was able to find some of the goodies I fell in love with in Japan like perfect whip face wash and konjac jelly. They also have a vast array of ramen, chips, candies, drinks, and more. I love trying out a new candy every time I stop by. So far my favorite is the lychee hard candy. There is also a supermarket and food court attached. Nice place for a little escape :)

We popped in, on a quiet day to check things out…read more I will start by saying that this food court includes bakeries and various eateries, with TK across from them. Timing tables our centered between the eateries and the shops, and are not cramped. TK is stocked with stuffed animals to snacks, sweets, skin care, refrigerated & frozen items, including the viral peach ice cream treats. We even tried some seaweed chips - definite pass on those. Lol! But otherwise, we were quite happy with our visit.

It's Very delicious. Serve with cucumber and tomatoes. That's amazing. Everyone need to try itread more

Best place to play slot machine games...their Vietnamese sandwiches , coffee are so good…read more They have seasonal exotic tropical fruist also which are rare to find in supermarkets.

The Scenttok experience is so fun, I highly recommend it for anyone in the area. The pricing is…read morevery transparent! I decided to do the Cream Glue DIY for a hair brush. I was given the choice of 10 charms and 3 glues, but I ended up only using 2 glues. Choosing all the charms was probably the most stressful part, they have so many options! I found that putting the charms on the brush was the easiest part. The whole thing likely took around an hour. The service is great; the girl helping me out walked me through the entire experience from choosing charms to squeezing out the cream glue. I like the cream glue piping tool & the consistency of the glue, it felt perfect for the activity. As for food, we got the Signature Popcorn Chicken Platter & the Matcha Panda Crepe Cake. The platter was GREAT, it had so much variety and I enjoyed everything inside it. It also came with three sauces to try. I liked the crepe cake as well, the panda on top is a crunchy marshmallow & the rest of it is just filled with whipped cream.

This was a fun experience. I was worried about pricing based on previous Google reviews mentioning…read morethat a bracelet can blindside you and cost upwards $90. I think the cafe has made the pricing more clear since then, labeling trays of crystals beads that are $39.99 a set, premium beads that cost $49.99 a set, and special one-off beads that are an up-charge of an additional $5-$15 per bead. It's still a bit pricey in my opinion but worth trying out at least once. There are cheaper options for bracelets (plastic beads or wooden beads instead of crystal), but they weren't really my style. They also have other craft experiences such as keychains, cross-stitching, and crystal bowls. My overall recommendation is for the staff to streamline the process somehow, since it can be really confusing. We walked in and the place was packed with no instructions for what to do. We made our way to the line at the kiosk to order drinks and food. We were told to scan a QR code to learn about the crafting experiences and to flag down staff to get started. Food and drinks were tasty. I think this is a great experience to unwind and do some self care.

So many good finds here! We found Dubai chocolate wrapped beautifully in gold for a great price…read more The cashier was super sweet, and they even have little carts for the kids, which was adorable. Such a fun place to shop!

Huge Variety of everything Great experience…read more Very clean Five stars Friendly environment