The lumpia was fine. The sauce had a ton of pepper. I went with my mom and dad to Cedar Creek…read morechurch today. I went back to order my dad the hot dog combo and... it was one of the smallest, terrible hot dogs and a tiny bag of chips for $12. Not even a soda. Nothing on the dog. That is absolutely absurd. As much as I was looking forward to this, our whole family was incredibly disappointed. I cannot fathom anyone spending that amount of money on something that should cost $2 tops.

I ordered a bunch of random items including the lumpias (5 for $7) that I think were filled with…read morepork, bbq chicken sticks, pancit, and the flan/ube cake dessert. Everything tasted really good. Tried some of my friends food too and no complaints. They were super nice at explaining about some of the items I was less familiar with. Can't wait to try then again! Sadly I forgot to take a picture of the food and ate it all by the time I remembered lolol...next time!

Ordered the bbq chicken on a stick that came smothered in ketchup. Nothing matched the photos. Dry…read moreunflavored chicken on top of the pancit??? Won't eat here again!!

Food was exceptionally good, it taste as good as it was prepared by a Filipino cook that we are…read moreused to.

The food absolutely delivered. The ribeye was the standout. Juicy. Tender. Packed with smoky,…read moregrilled flavor in every bite. It had that perfect char on the outside while staying incredibly flavorful and moist inside. Definitely the star of the meal. The chicken was just as impressive. Well-seasoned. Perfectly cooked. Every bite was tender with a hint of sweetness and that signature Hawaiian-style barbecue flavor that keeps you coming back for more. Don't overlook the rice. Soft. Moist. Buttery. It soaked up every bit of flavor from the meats and tied the whole plate together. Simple, but done exactly right. The restaurant was busy, which speaks to how popular it is. The staff looked a little overwhelmed during the rush, and you could tell an extra set of hands would've helped. Even so, everyone remained friendly, worked hard, and never let the quality of the food slip. If you're willing to be a little patient during peak hours, you'll be rewarded with a meal that's absolutely worth the wait. It's giving... the kitchen clocked in while the dining room was playing catch-up.

Ambience. B Service. A…read moreFood. A Price. B Found in strip mall next to Kroger. Lots of parking lot spaces. Booths and tables in brightly lit finding room. Service was quick to seat and take orders. Love they give complimentary pork rinds to snack on. Friends order masubi - spam nori wrapped rice. Nice. 3 for $9.50? I see different prices online vs menu. The shrimp tempura was okay for fried shrimp. And friends garlic fried chicken was good. I had the double meat plate. And wanted small but they charged me regular charged for $30. 3 slices of short ribs extra $6 up charge for 3 pieces ?! and 1/4 lb of pork belly bites. Also orders kimchee of cucumbers and cabbage. Nice flavors and not overly spicy. I do think they forgot to give me my rice. For $30. Thought this was a bit high for what I got. Food is delicious. Service. Good. Just not sure of how the portions are created for platters. My fiends dish for one items were under $15. Oh well...shall keep an eye on portions and prices in future. Will still go back but así es toy what get for the price I am paying. A. Small order vs regular order.

First time there…read more Good customer service, good boba tea, good Oreo mousse cake--no complaints from me. Would absolutely recommend.

We had never experienced Filipino food, so one day when in the area we decided to stop in. The food…read moreis amazing! We especially love the Pansit noodles, Lumpia, and Pork BBQ on skewers. The service is wonderful. Food was fresh and served hot. We can't recommend this little gem highly enough. Definitely will be returning often.

Fantastic store for your Korean ingredients and snacks. They have aisles worth of broad inventory…read moreof different Korean cookies, chips, and candies for those with a sweet tooth. A whole row of freezers that have frozen ingredients if you want to cook some Korean food or frozen snacks and ice cream, including the "trending" peach ice cream. At the back, there's a small walk in cooler where they sell home made ingredients or Korean side dishes like kimchi; different variations of kimchi as well for about $6. They are fresh and spicy, not so much the fermented type of kimchi. They also do sell rice cookers and other Korean appliances, but I don't really shop there for those items. Plenty of parking, usually there are maybe 1 or 2 cars there, but do not drive a sports car or a car low to the ground there. The ramp off and on to the property is extremely steep, even cutting in diagonally will put you at high risk of scraping your front bumper. Overall, the best shop in Augusta to meet your needs for Korean ingredients and snacks. They will also hold items like freshly made kimbap for you if you call ahead. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Went there to find the viral ice cream and yes they had it. I got to try the peach one and yes it…read morewas definitely worth it, very light and refreshing. They also had different varieties of juices and snacks and ramen. Give it a try !

I always go out of my way to come here when I need lumpia wrappers. They have the brand my…read morenanay(mom) uses. Because of that I can recreate lumpia my nanay makes, and it makes me feel like I'm still at home. The owner is always sincere, helpful, and incredibly sweet to my kiddos. A few Filipino stores back home treat non-Filipinos a bit rudely, but it's not the case here. I felt welcomed from the moment I walked in, to the moment I walked out. The only thing that gave me a mini heart attack is how pricey the sweet chili sauce is. I wish she carried a smaller bottle, but I'll probably come back for it as soon as I run out of the Nagaraya adobo cracker nuts I impulsively bought. Z's also has a few slot machines and is in network with Georgia lottery too.

I wandered into Z's last week when on a tedious search throughout the CSRA for jackfruit (in brine…read moreor in water). After about 8 different stops, I was recommended by another Asian market owner to try out this place. I went in, and the owners were super nice and helpful, AND they had the jackfruit, and knew EXACTLY where it was on the shelf. I really appreciated that and they of course, were pleasant when I was checking out, and welcomed me to come back to do business. I would definitely go back to this market for my Oriental/Asian needs! :)

Bizarrely, the entrance was on the back side of the store where it looks more like you're in a…read morewarehouse district. It wasn't the most impressive Asian grocery, and indeed the other one I visited nearby was better in selection on almost everything I look for: Asian produce, fresh noodles, hot sauces and oils. The notable aspects of this one were an owner who really knew his selection, and who commented on the fact that I must be a vegetarian. The reason being that I bought (and they sell) an absolutely enormous variety of tofu. There were frozen tofu bits, tofu sheets, fresh tofu, tofu with some kind of "lava" inside. I found at least four separate sections in the store with notable amounts of tofu products. So while I didn't buy a ton of other things, I will be flush on soy products for a while and would definitely recommend to any vegetarian looking for some high-protein products to come here.

I am so sorry to see this closevfir twenty years I shopped at this market. They had soy sauces and…read moreproducts the current Asian markets do not carry. I hope in the future they reopen they will definitely have my business again.

I enjoy shopping here, I always find what I need to make soybean paste soup or Kimchi. Love their…read morestone ditsops.

The building was easy to pass up because the sign is small and the outside is plain. You don't…read moreknow if it is opened or closed so just check and see. I went on a Monday at 6:00pm and they were open, so if you call them to get store hours you may not get someone that speaks english, but take a chance and go if you live close by. You walk in and get the same good old korean fermented vegetables, seafood, and ginseng smell that you would recognize anywhere. Korean movies played by the cash register and a sweet old korean lady was there to man the store, by herself it seemed. I went in to buy some home made kim-chee and some frozen octopus and squid. It's a decent sized store, they have cooking wares and glass wear and pretty oriental themed items. Korean blankets, candies, cookies, chips, condiments, ramyuns noodles, beverages... cold and warm, dried and frozen food. Everything korean, I don't think I saw any Filipino, Chinese or Japanese Items. Everything was decent priced, had a good selection, not a vast one, but I went out on a limb and checked the place out and they had what I needed. I greeted the The nice old lady (halmeoni) with a "annyeonghaseyo" and she reciprocated and rang up our items and I Thanked her gomabseubnida!" and we left. I will definitely come back here to see her she is so cute!

It was a beautiful experience wonderful venues great music, great atmosphere everybody getting…read morealong people happy , people smiling please go here if you wanna have a good time

I think we went on a slow weekend, judging by the photos there is usually more here!…read more We ran into a lots of nice people, there was one table that was a little pushy and wasn't really taking no for an answer, so that was a little weird. A natural skincare table, body butters and such. I don't put stuff on my skin so I don't really like having to say no twice, much less 3-4 times. Food smelt really great, I think some of the market was a little picked through, we got there an hour before they closed I think. I flew in, so I wish I would've been able to try this Sea Moss but I couldn't! Can't pack it. I'd go back, I truly think we went on a "smaller" weekend.