Lots of Asian food choices. Good food for take out. Free parking. Highly recommended.

Located in the old Wegmans space. Their Grand opening is August 27, 2026, so it's expected that not everything is fully stocked yet. Although most of the sections seemed pretty setup, minus the bakery, home goods, and beauty sections. I went for snacks and they have 2 aisles for treats and chips. These are popular items so I wish the aisles were a bit larger as the stocking carts were blocking one side causing traffic jams. - Love that they have Pororo drinks! - huge fresh nicely stocked produce section - fresh sushi made to order or already prepared - kiosks available to order food - bakery accepts cake orders - lots of live fresh seafood in gigantic tanks with huge lobsters, crab, king crab etc - the seafood looked super fresh and displayed nicely. Note hours of operation (M-T 8:30-8; F-S 8:30-8:30) - they sell wine & spirits! I'm an H-mart girl but Burlington is a schlep...so excited to see what Tmarket will be when they have their Grand Opening. If only they would add a Paris Baguette, a girl can dream! Tons of Parking in attached garage via walkway on second floor. Also regular mall parking as well. read more

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I was excited to check this place out and was sorely disappointed. A lot of the shelves are empty which I understand since they're still settling into the space, but it makes for an underwhelming shopping experience. I was planning on buying some rice seasoning but between seeing products on the shelves past the best by date and the multitude of AI slop flyers, I chose to leave without making a purchase. read more

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Nice new Asian market with huge variety, selections, fresh seafood, inside restaurants and hot food offerings. I want more oils , I was particularly looking for garlic oils that I buy at H mart . I needed more selections . The Vegatable and fruits was impressive . I wanted more hot food or deserts, food court type items. Had beer, wine offerings . Great addition to Natick , I'd set up a fresh hanging bbq section to get cooked duck, pork , meat to go cooked to go or eat in seating area outside the mall inside store entrance . read more

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The perfect Chew of those noodles!! Tried the new Kungfu Noodle, a full service restaurant with beer and wine here to! Still on their soft opening menu over here! Went with the Beef Noodle soup and let me tell you the perfect beef to fat ratio! They ask you if want to make and spicy and of course your boy said yes! Can't wait to see the full menu soon!! Located in Tmarket at Natick Mall. The FoodCourt has yet to open but hopefully soon which will be located the parking garage entrance! read more

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First time visiting this as I believe it opened recently. I went super late on a Sunday but surprised it closes late. I came for a sparkling drink and they had a huge variety of drinks and I got to try (in picture) and it was very good. Only 4g of sugar. I got some pretty cool snacks and the workers at checkout were so smiley and sweet! Only thing is that you can smell the seafood at a far distance from outside the market. Surprised the seafood set up is at the front of the store but regardless, I will for sure shop again! read more

T Market - Moshi Sparkling Drink from T Market. 2.99 - International Grocery Near Me - Natick, Massachusetts

Great to see an Asian market pop up at natick mall. In the old wegmans location! Looks like they are still "moving in" and have things to unpack and set up. Once it's all operational I'm sure I'll be back to check things out again. So far the fish market section is located right at the mall side of entrance, you can smell it walking toward the entryway haha, typically the seafood area would be toward the back.. but then again is the mall entrance considered the back? Not sure. The seafood section however did look very clean and well kept so far so I hope they uphold that standard as time goes by. They have many offerings from salmon, cod, seabass, shrimp, scallops, crab, lobster you name it they have it. The pricing seems a bit high but again it's ever changing by the day. They have some food stalls on the left (all were not open or closed up for the day when we arrived). The back looks to have a restuarant opening back there Kung fu noodles i believe. Looks like the grocery portion still has a lot of additions happening, more selections i hope as well. Check them out! We'll be back for an update! read more

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T market has a lot to offer! When I visited it was still in their grand opening stages and the store was still being set up. They have an expansive fish market section, fruits and veggies, noodles, a ton of snacks, and a decent frozen food section. The bakery (IMO) was lacking a bit. I got a variety of snacks and was happy with my choices. It was very crowded but that was to be expected. I would not make a trip all the way to the Natick Mall specifically for T Market, but next time I'm there, I would stop in and pick up some snacks and fruit! read more

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Big Asian market in the Natick neighborhood. The store has a bunch of snacks and Asian produce and condiments, their instant noodle section and frozen section had good food selection as well. I haven't got a chance to fully explore since few sections was still under getting filled up with the stocks. The sea food was fresh and clean, its usually a struggle to find a good place to get fresh sea food. I am glad I found this place. read more

T Market is a new Asian market that opened at the Natick Mall, once where Wegman's was. I miss having the two-floor Wegman's here! This new market is only one floor & can be entered from the parking garage or the second floor of the mall. We entered from the mall entrance & I'll be honest, I'm very sensitive to smells and felt like it wasn't the best idea to put the seafood + fish by the mall entrance... you can smell it from 100 ft away. After walking a lap around, we noticed that the market isn't completely finished. It feels very empty and I think would benefit from adding some signs to fill some of the empty space. We were able to find a scanner to see the pricing for some of the stuff we found. Many things seemed to not have prices labeled where they were placed & when scanned, a bunch of the items we had showed "error" or "not found". Just taking a look at a few more common things we saw, like kewpie mayo, it was pretty expensive here. Usually I can find it for half the price at HMart, 99 Ranch, and even Wegman's. Fruits & produce were pricey for an Asian market. We ended up checking out with snacks and they had made up prices some of them because there was no price when scanned lol. I think it's nice that there's an Asian market in the area but it's not great in my opinion. Expensive and not that many options. read more

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We visited this market during its second week of opening. At the time, the produce was exceptionally fresh, and we were so satisfied that we decided to make this our go-to weekly store for vegetables, fish, and meat. However, starting about two weeks ago, we began noticing significant issues: 1. Spoiled Watermelon: We bought a watermelon that started leaking a massive amount of water by the very next day. My husband and I had to use a whole roll of paper towels just to clean up the mess. It was completely inedible and had to be thrown away. 2. Poor Produce Quality: The baby bok choy and Shanghai greens are nowhere near as fresh as they were when the store first opened; the leaves are wilted and sad-looking. 3. Artificially Injected/Treated Fish: Yesterday, we bought a piece of cod. I cooked it in a skillet with a little bit of oil, just like I always do. To my surprise, within minutes, the pan was flooded with half a pot of water. In over 20 years of living in the U.S., we have never encountered anything like this. After looking into it, we learned that fish is sometimes treated with sodium tripolyphosphate (a chemical plumping agent) before freezing. It forces the meat to absorb and retain extra water to artificially increase its weight by 15% to 30%. Once heated, all that trapped water turns "pan-searing" into "boiling." It's extremely disappointing to see weight-padding practices like this. We were thrilled to finally have a nearby Asian market so we wouldn't have to drive further away, but this experience has been a massive letdown. We will not be returning, nor will we recommend this place to our friends. We rarely take the time to write reviews, but these last two visits were simply too bad to stay silent. read more

T Market at the Natick Mall is an Asian supermarket west of Boston, housed in the former Wegmans space on the top floor inside the Natick Mall. The first thing you notice walking in is how massive and airy the space is. The former escalator setup creates a slightly unusual flow, but it's still easy to navigate and surprisingly uncrowded for a new opening. Because it's a soft opening, things are still clearly in progress. Shelves are only partially stocked, several items lack price tags, and staff are actively training as you shop. That said, the prices we spotted were noticeably lower than other locations closer to the city. The prepared food section is where this place has serious potential. There's a bakery case, a dim sum station, and a siu mei (Cantonese BBQ) counter. The sit-down Kung Fu Noodle restaurant and the upstairs food hall weren't ready yet either, but they look to be decent. For anyone in MetroWest or the western suburbs who used to drive all the way to Quincy or Cambridge for Asian groceries, T Market is a genuine relief. Even in its unfinished state, it's cheaper, roomier, and more convenient than anything else in the area. read more

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As someone who used to make the trip to the old Wegmans, I was genuinely excited to see something finally moving into the space. I liked making the drive because I could do my grocery shopping and wander around the mall afterward. I'd been looking forward to this for months and was hoping it'd be an Asian market worth making the trip for; unfortunately, that is not the case here. Walking in, my first thought was, "Wait... did they actually change anything?" It feels like they kept the old Wegmans, added some shelves of Asian groceries, and called it a day. They also managed to make everything more expensive than every other Asian market around. Tofu, noodles, sauces--almost everything we looked at was noticeably overpriced. A few things were even more expensive than Wegmans...OK. The produce looked old and wilted, which is surprising since they've only been open for a few weeks. The whole vibe just felt off. It's a huge space, and it feels EMPTY. The selection was whatever, and there weren't many people shopping. At the same time, there was a huge line just to check out. No thanks! read more

Awesome new Asian grocery store comparable to Whole Foods for its category. Fresh produce, packaged snacks, and simple or prepared food.

So excited that T Market finally opened. They are not in full swing yet but it's still awesome. Incredible representation of products from across Asia. The produce is top notch. Prices are reasonable. The food court stalls that are open all look excellent - the steamed buns and char siu that I ordered were delicious. They are still ramping up but so far I am very impressed. read more

T Market - Juicy pork and scallion buns - International Grocery Near Me - Natick, Massachusetts

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But my chicken wings were bad in . 2 days and had to toss them over all I enjoyed my shop time I spent almost 2 hrs covering the land. Happy with many choices will come back but will not buy any fresh meat read more

I was very excited to hear about TMart in Natick and rushed over to check it out yesterday. I liked its spaciousness but was somewhat disappointed.... I was looking for a few specific items and was not able to find them, such as the large jar of 肉松 from Taiwan and 老干妈豆豉酱 which are daily stick items in the large Chinese grocery stores. I asked one of the employees who pointed me towards the place that was supposed to have them but they were not there. The place is relatively clean and organized but I was not very impressed. read more

This place could be great, but they really need to figure out their pricing strategy to be competitive, especially for the staples, which were overpriced. There was one cashier on a Friday with a long line. Not good. Want to smell the roast duck and roast pork, which seemed to be offered only in packages. Fairly priced though. You can really smell the fish though. Their fish market is impressive. More homemade pastries would be nice. To preclude people having to shlep to Boston, Quincy or Burlington, they need to up their game. But it is still a work in progress so we will see. Would be nice if they could turn the first floor into a giant Asian food court. read more

Note: I was there again shopping. It is becoming our regular store. They now have duck in containers by hot food section. The duck looks very good, not hanging up and getting dried. We took out a container of hot food, it was very fresh and good tasting. The noodle seating area was only for those who order a noodle dish there. They should have a section to eat the hot foods there. I think there are some tables outside in the mall next to T-Market. Day by day, they are getting better with more things. Be careful when reading old reviews. read more

This market is amazing! For those who love Asian cooking and fruits and veggies this is THE PLACE! The variety is unbelievable also. Please visit it! read more

I'd like to provide feedback about an unpleasant experience at the prepared food checkout counter. We followed the sign instructions and paid at that register, but the cashier appeared annoyed that we were checking out there and was repeatedly rude to us. She gave the impression that she did not want to be there and seemed annoyed by having to assist customers. read more