Been here several times. A great Filipino Mom-And-Pop Grocery and Eatery. The food is always…read moredelicious. You also have the option of buying the seafood and have them cook it to your liking. If you are new here, I highly recommend the Crispy Kare-Kare and the Sinigang na Salmon Belly. It is always so delicious. The staff is always friendly and willing to assist you. The Dining area is spacious and neat. This place is always worth coming back to.

Very grateful my work was catered by a customer! Delicious noodles and BBQ pork sticks. I had to…read moreknow the name so I could be sure I could check out in person soon. Would recommend for catering parties or offices! It was a hit!

** Great Selection and Fresh Produce!**…read more Lotte Market is one of the better Asian grocery stores around--definitely a go-to if you're looking for a wide variety of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian ingredients under one roof. The store is clean, well-organized, and the produce section is surprisingly fresh with lots of options you don't usually find in regular supermarkets. The seafood section is a standout--plenty of fresh fish and shellfish, and they even clean or cut it for you on request. The meat section is also well-stocked with cuts popular in Asian cuisine. You'll find everything from marinated bulgogi to hotpot essentials. There's a great range of snacks, noodles, sauces, frozen dumplings, and ready-to-eat meals. The in-store bakery and food court are added bonuses--try the Korean fried chicken or fresh buns! Parking is usually decent, but weekends can get crowded. Prices are a little on the higher side compared to smaller ethnic stores, but the convenience and variety make up for it. Service and billing slower at times Still, highly recommended for any Asian grocery shopping needs!

The least crowded of the newer Asian markets…read more They're a little more out of the way and not as trendy and fun to shop in as H Mart but there isn't the same congestion and chaos here. Sometimes H Mart feels like it was purposefully designed to have that chaos in mind, like you're meant to get overwhelmed by the sheer amount and variety of goods they offer, to meander through their tighter layout to discover something. Adds to the bustling atmosphere. Kind of like Costco and Trader Joe's. You're always going to leave buying something you never intended to. H Mart tends to cost more than the other Asian markets and caters more towards the youth. Lotte has the cleanliness of H Mart with nearly as much ethnic goods as them, if not more in the South and Southeast Asian department. Their overall design and layout is simpler so it's easier and faster to find what you need. They have pretty consistent sales to boot. Peace and quiet, great for elders and families. Lotte remains to be the most balanced and the IDEAL in terms of shopping experience, variety, quality, and value of all of the Asian markets. Go to the back past 6pm for 30-50% off discounted prepared food. I personally find some of their items, like kimbap, to be better than H Mart's. Food court is also significantly less busy than H Mart's.

Reviewing just their sweet stall. Actually I have been to chowpathy before but I think they have…read moremassively changed their Sweet stalls. Previously it used to be average but now it is super duper good . Service was awesome . I like the way they keep sweets and savories to taste , just like in India . In other shops you have to ask the guy to give you samples but here it is all there to taste . Thumbs up for that idea Quality and taste of sweets were really good . Love the Milk Pedas , kaju katlis and so many other pista and badam sweets . I think it's slightly expensive than mithaas or other shops but it's fine since we buy it once in a while . I didn't like the kulfis much . There are much better kulfis available in oak tree . Parking is a bit wierd . Had to park a little far and walk to this place . Overall a good spot for Indian sweets ... good luck .

I can't believe that there are not more five star reviews for this quaint sweets shop. It is…read moretruly a little gem. From the moment I cross the threshold (replete with the disembodied electronic voice always reminding me to "WATCH YOUR STEP! WATCH YOUR STEP!") I am transported into a land of wonder. In addition to the sweets, there are a plethora of savory snacks to be found including their own store made fushka and papad. As for the sweets themselves, the barfi is always a hit; go for the pistachio iteration. But for me the star of the show will always be the kaju katri. I have no idea what makes it so, but it is delectable. The silver exterior is a beacon of sweet goodness. The best. Check them out!

An Asian supermarket that is ethically Taiwanese located in Edison, NJ. The only way to access…read morethis supermarket for transportation is by car. After a sobering visitation for a beloved family member within New Jersey state, we patronized Kam Man Food to pass time while waiting for a cafe to open for the day. There is a free parking lot shared with neighboring businesses. Kam Man Food sits at 511 Old Post Road shopping complex. There is baked goods and a prepared pre-cooked Dim Sum items, a fish market, and some Chinese bamboo plants. My party found Kam Man Food extortionate high priced for a lot of items. Chinese vegetable, bok choy is $4.99 per pound where I can purchase this for $3.26 per pound key market price also in Queens, NYC. One whole red snapper fish, the display signage was $12.00 per piece where this same fish in Queens, NYC would be $10.50. Looking back, our sales receipt honestly state an utter disdain extortionate $15.07 for one whole red snapper fish!! Oh! This business practice price gouging where price is exorbitant high. We suffered from intense buyer's remorse. Cashiers appeared disgruntled with an melancholy indifferent attitude, as noted by a Yelper. Respectfully, I was not impressed with this Asian supermarket and neither was my party. Sales receipts are physically printed in English and Traditional Chinese. There is a small seating area with tables near the exit. Store policy: No refund. "Fish, meat, bread, produce, and refrigerated/frozen items may be exchanged within 2 hours of purchase w/ receipt. Other items within 7 days w/ receipt." Nota Bene: Effective May 4, 2022, New Jersey implemented one of the nation's strictest bag bans which prohibits single-use plastic bags and paper bags at large grocery stores. Bring your own re-useable shopping bags.

It's been a while since I've visited, and man did I do some damage to my wallet! It was crowded…read more(of course!), and the service was friendly. Parking was a little crazy because there were quite a few snow piles in the lot. My first stop is always the prepared food section - picked up: - roast pork (char siu) - crispy pork belly (siu yuk) - dimsum (they had a sale of 5/$20): 3 boxes of shrimp dumplings (har gow), 1 box of pork dumplings (shumai) and 1 box of fried glutinous rice dumplings (ham sui gok) - pineapple buns (bolo bao) - sweetened soybean milk - Chinese fried dough sticks (a great complement to the soybean milk) For the pantry, I grabbed some white pepper powder, hot sesame oil, and instant noodles (Shin Ramyun). Chinese New Year is around the corner, so stop by for traditional snacks!

Great place for fresh grocery . Has lots of items . The plus point is that it has a bakery where…read moreone can get lots of fresh Indian snacks

This review is specifically for the juice maker outside. I paid for sugarcane juice inside and…read morewent outside to get my drink. The store had just opened so I was one of the first ones to get their juice. I saw that the man was not wearing gloves but didn't care much at this point since he was just cleaning up from last pour. Next he started the machine to rinse it out with wayer, without wearing gloves. Basically using his bare hands to clean the machine. He proceeded to stick his finger in the spout where the juice comes out from. He started cutting the lime and ginger without his gloves. At this point I lost my appetite because his nails were long and he had accidentally cut part of his nail off, pulled it off and threw it somewhere. I was so grossed out that I walked back in the store and asked for the refund. I let the cashier know what happened and nobody seemed to care. Awfully disappointed and disgusted. Again this review is just for the fresh juice station outside. This is how people get sick.

Fresh veggies a-plenty and more selection at a cheap price in July…read more They also have a new Shanghai You Garden in the food court, so that was nice! Bakery had 50% off breads for the day.

Nice Chinese food grocery store, it also has a fish department with fresh fish and shellfish. You…read morecan ask them to clean it and have it fried as well. This store is nice, with a wide selection of Chinese food-related items. They also have a section with warm food, so you can sit and eat there as well. Over all decent place with good service. The ambiance isn't much; it's like any grocery store, with different sections. However, they do not have a butcher section for getting meat, just refrigerated packaged meats.

This Apna bazar meets diversified customer needs like Fresh produce, Indian grocery items and then…read morefreshly prepared food. I also noticed seasonally outside sugarcane juice stall. Vegetables and produce were very fresh and priced well. Of course, you need to take time and pick the good ones. The Groceries collection was great too. The frozen section has decent selection/variety. The fresh food preparation area was maintained well and open to see what's being prepared. We tasted some onion samosas and was good, they do have fresh Jelabis, rotis, pakora etc. Great collection for religious needs, idols, garlands for decorations. This also located inside a big strip mall, parking is tough, but you will get it. Good luck on busy weekends. I like this location overall.

Amazing spot. 1)…read moreThey have all the Indian stuff I need here. 2) I also enjoy their various Indian sweets they have - my favorite is the Mysore Pak, badam barfi, saffron peda & Kaju Katli. 3) Most importantly, they got sugar free rooh afza (Indian herbal drink you drink with milk). Which is excellent!

Everything that I ordered was good from the rice to the pork and the kick of the kale and the corn…read morefritter sweet and crunchy were Amazing together!! Comfort at its finest! I was happy with every bite!!! So glad I found you! Sometimes my day just needs deliciousness - THANK YOU DITA!!!!

Great selection and good, comforting food!! The staff are super sweet and helpful. It's a delight…read moreto stop by and brightens my week whenever I grab a meal and see the store!

This is probably the worst Indian store I went to in a while. Rotting veggies, sky high prices and…read morespoilt goods - everything you don't want from a grocery store. I am so disappointed! The person at check out was awful, didn't lift a hand to bag the stuff and kept giving us side looks. The prices were insane - you are better off going to Patel's or another store that's more predictable with pricing. Also, we bought some tamarind candy and pineapple candy, both of which were spoilt and old ( had to throw away). I honestly feel some thing need to drastically shift for this store or they are already going out of business maybe? Not going to be coming back

Amongst all the other Indian grocery shop like patels/subji mandi etc , India groceries is really…read moregood. First and foremost it isn't as crowded as others ... easy to park and do a quick shopping for Indian groceries . Lots of parking in This complex .. We went on a weekday and the billing was quick . Not sure how it is on weekends . Vegetables are good and fresh . They have dosa batter , chapatis etc . Almost all groceries are available .. overall a good shop and good experience

Very nice and respectful owner she has a lot items and at a very good price.Will definitely go to…read morethe always.

Possibility of selling alcoholic beverages without an alcohol license (to sell),…read more Very, very rude owner.... Did not allow me to leave without removing photos from my phone that I took and held me captive until someone told me to leave the store... which I did, gladly.