Found my Japanese food ingredients. Wish they had more vegetables, but what they do have is nicely…read moreportioned. So one can use. A lot of Asian market sell in large almost bulk,when I only need a little bit. Love that Toyo has small sizes at a reasonable price.

This small shop has a great selection of fresh, frozen and shelf-stable products like noodles,…read morecurries, rice, snacks, sake, Japanese housewares and more. This is a family run grocery who are friendly and knowledgeable. And depending on how much you spend, they may treat to to some sweets, sushi or both. It's a corner store in a strip mall next to two Mexican joints. The parking lot is rough but there's plenty of parking.

This was one of the smaller Patel Brothers grocery stores I've ever been to. However, it was still…read morelarge enough to have a robust selection of fresh produce that you would struggle to get anywhere else, as well as plenty of spices and frozen items. The package foods were a little bit, disappointing for me; in terms of ingredient quality and price. The best part was that this was the sort of place where you could get long beans or melons and gourds and peppers that don't exist in the US for the most part and that is plenty enough reason to come.

My mother in law has been going to this store for years and recently had a terrible customer…read moreservice experience. The staff were very friendly and accommodating but the owner was an absolute jerk. My mother in law asked for the price of an item on a top shelf and was unable to see the price or obtain the item because of the height of the shelf and when she asked the staff, who happened to be the owner, she was told to, "go figure it out yourself." The owner then started making false accusations against my mother in law for no reason and was being rude. If the owner can be this unnecessarily aggressive with a loyal customer they truly don't care.

My daughter and I have visited the Golden Hex several times and we just love the diversity. Their…read morefresh Kielbasa is so good. My daughter is a huge Borscht lover but when she doesn't want to make it from scratch she loves the packets available. The store is very clean and well stocked and maintained. The employees are always helpful and get you checked out quickly.

It was interesting but I had no idea what more than half the things in the store were, and if they…read morewere vegan. All the labels were in foreign languages. The one thing that I absolutely loved was the Turkish hand cream that I bought here. There was a picture of olives on the container, so I figured it was a skincare product with olive oil in it. It's called Zentiyagi Besleyici Bakim Kremi by Arko Nem. That translates to Olive Oil Nourishing Beauty Cream. It makes my hands feel so nourished and soft! I love it! They also have the Ritter Sport whole almond chocolates made of almonds from California. Had to buy!

They have a wide variety of snacks and essentials. The staff is pleasant and helpful. Nice place…read morefor a quick stop. The prices also seem fair.

good service and many things definitely recommend coming here! They have all types of food and…read moresnacks and drinks

Everything was amazing here including the service. Lots of…read moreproducts from Italy wide assortment of homemade items,but the pinnacle was the bread that comes Par baked from Long Island. I'm just visiting but I will be thinking about this bread long after I return Ro cali. From jersey originally. Fantastic sandwich and we loaded up on baccala,cannoli etc that we can't find easily elsewhere. Small market loaded with Italian goods

Great italian market! Has italian groceries, italian wines,…read moreitalian treats and desserts, and a deli making at least a dozen italian hot dishes every day. So glad to have found this spot! I will be returning.

Small mom and pop store that has everything you really need to make asian meals and is less…read moreexpensive than other stores, particularly with fresh produce and seafood. Don't expect to get an abundent variety of foods or the latest trend in foods, especially processed foods, which is good because they are not that good for you anyway. But still has everything you really need, particulaly any traditional staples you would need. Also, fewer crowds who often like to "look" around, complicating the shopping process for those that just want to go in, get their groceries, and go. My goto asian grocery store in Cary.

Mom and pops Asian grocery store. Don't expect to be walking in a Publix because this is a pretty…read moretraditional market. Staff is always super friendly and helpful and will be more than happy to help.

Great deals and yummy food court. The hours are a bit restrictive now since they close early but…read moreyou just have to plan around that. The duck is amazing and I highly recommend it. The pork and quail egg bao has continously gotten worse and been more disappointing every time I get it. I miss the old way. The salty tofu is only available on weekend and it one of my favorite. The store always have cheap prices and many Asian grocery options. It can be a bit crazy and chaotic in store making it a bit stressful atmosphere espically near the food court during peak times.

Funny enough, I've been going to this almost my entire life, even when I lived 2 hours away. It's…read moreone of those things that you get exactly what you pay for, it's low a pretty good price with a really solid selection of all my grocery needs. The service is never exceptional, but to be honest you never expect that. At a place like this. I would say the bakery has started to go a little downhill, and the fresh food And restaurant has not been as good as before, you can tell the starting to add a little bit more fillers, but it's still is a good pit stop when you're there. They recently enrolled a membership where you get points for the money that you spend there, which I feel like they should have had for a while ago, but it is definitely a bonus!