3.5 Because Membership Card Required…read more Place was very clean and organized. Lots of Asian snacks, many different unique Asian flavors of Lays potato chips. Lots of Asian kitchen and bathing things like body scrub towels, house slippers, sake cups and more. Huge portions of everything though so if you're running a restaurant or having a party this is your store. But I can find most of these at Korean markets and Daiso. Only worth the membership if you're in need of buying bulk or huge gallons of bobas or syrups etc

this place is basically the Asian Costco - really good prices and you don't have to buy in bulk…read more They basically have prices for bulk or individual All the Asian snacks, noodles, dumplings, vegetables, sausage, sauces are here. I love coming here and stocking up on supplies for my pantry. Some of the prices can't be beat here because it is cheaper than your local Asian grocery store. I don't come here often because I live about an hour away, but when I am here, I buy tons of Asian sauces and canned goods like coconut cream. They have a membership and it's free sign up and get the discounted prices.

What a wonderful find on Main Street! The variety of products available is delightfully surprising…read more Truffle sauces, cheeses, sausages of all sorts, and sweet treats. They are priced competitively - many of the items are actually more expensive on Amazon. You'll lose yourself in the aisles inspecting everything. The temptation to buy everything will be unbearable. The proprietor is super nice too.

Visited the store the first time today. Looked like it needed be restocked but has a lot of neat…read moreitems from Europe. Was looking for the super rare Fanta Shokata, a Eastern Europe Fanta flavor that is Elderflower Lime that's hard to find in the US, but they had it in stock on sale for $3.00. Looked for German Beers and browsed the store looking at the teas and for Pierogies. No German beer so I grabbed some Czech and Polish Lagers for the parents to try. As for the Pierogie front, I would need to go back and double check but they might have ran out of premium flavors and only had Pulmonies left, but even that had interest flavors, like beef and veal. They carry Milka chocolate in several different flavors so I need to come back for a super snack haul with other interesting things to try. They have a nice selection of tinned fish, but I wasn't able to find any shellfish. The store had all sorts of sauces, seasonings, soup bases and ingredients for cooking and baking. They carry a wide variety of meats that looked good as a snack, for a charcuterie board or as a breakfast food item for rice porridge with the tinned fish. All in all, it was a good chance to browse some of the stuff that places like Super King might not carry or that Aldi or Trader Joes doesn't have.

Went to check out this place to see what the hype is. If you are from Taiwan or grew up with…read moretaiwanese snacks, this might be nostalgic little store. It is a small store selling all sorts of snacks and drinks. There are frozen vegetarian items too. A few items are on sale such as potatoe chips. Please see pictures.

This is a small market specialty market located in the same plaza as Daiso and TJMaxx. They carry…read moresome frozen foods, snacks, drinks, and other Asian pantry items. I mostly stop by to browse the snacks and drinks. The prices of some items seem a bit expensive to me but they occasionally have deals and sales going on. Some cool things I've purchase from here: different flavored condensed milks, loose leaf tea bags, and fun flavored chips. If you're looking for Asian snacks or Asian-flavored things, definitely come by to check this place out!

​This is a really cool store. It has everything Japanese - from alcohol to all kinds of different…read moredrinks (cold and room temperature), cookies, chips, ice cream, and any unusual flavor that you could think of. They also carry toys, plushies, stuffed animals, stationery, hygiene items & much more. ​The store is a very good size, very clean, and well organized. You could get lost in there for a little bit. It is quite bright and visually overstimulating, so if you want to hang out there for a little bit and check out their items, bring sunglasses. CC accepted Plenty of parking

Great Japanese gift store offering lots of options without going to Japan. Very big and…read morecomfortable store. The toilet paper selection is going to make very fun gifts. Please come and create your own adventure.

The food is fresh. The employees are polite and always smiling. The store is clean and not…read moreoverwhelming with too much variety of the same item. The shelves are organized neatly. Lots of beverages for a small store. Dont forget to look at the side options in the freezers. I've been shopping at Tozai for about 10 years. I recommend it. Great little store.

This review is for their hot foods only. I wouldn't recommend their grocery items because it's…read moreseemingly more expensive than other Japanese markets I've been to. Having gone to mitsuwa and Tokyo central countless times, Tozai really hits the spot when it comes to affordable Japanese food that actually tastes good. My only complaint is that their rice seems a bit overcooked. It's too mushy for my liking. Teriyaki chicken - extremely generous with the rice. The teriyaki chicken actually has a char taste to it which adds so much flavor to the chicken. There isn't too much teriyaki sauce, which I like. Tempura bento - really loved the tempura in here. Everything was fried just right. The batter is crispy and light. It's not greasy at all. The side dishes were delicious. The fried wontons were good but the fried shumai had a bit of a porky taste to it. California rolls - probably the best I've had in a Japanese market. The rice actually has a slight vinegar taste to it, which is lacking at other places. Croquette - it's meatless but still so good. It's potato only but has an occasional cheesy fragrance to it. Definitely coming back again for the food

I love coming here when I need some fresh vegetables like avocados, tomatoes, gingers, and garlics…read more They sell ready-to-eat dipping sauces. Also, they have everything you need for Mexican cuisines and more. Recently I discovered the rice section with multiple choices. The Paella and Pinto rice are both amazing! Clerks are always friendly and helpful. It's a good local gem and neighborhood go-to market.

This market never disappoints when it comes to their hot chili salsa collection. I've been to many…read morebig supermarkets and checked out their chili varieties but they don't come close to the better quality chili bottles they carry here. They also sell Lottery tickets and fresh breads.

One can get so overwhelmed like I did just going around this supermarket!!!…read more This particular location has an array of dried fruits in big clear jars !!! Bought 1lb each of sweet dried plums and salty sweet and sour plums as well!!!

It's a small market located on the busy Atlantic Blvd. You can park at the structure across the…read morestreet and walk over or do any of the parking near the market. It's an older market, can be a bit dingy, and because of space, the item selection may be limited but I did find some gems that I haven't been able to find elsewhere. Like I had no idea HaiDiLao had its own beer until I went here. The tofu is hilariously under the liquor section. AC is pretty good and it's busy, but I think the prices are comparable to any other Asian market in the 626. Overall, it's an alright market.

I love shopping at both 168 Markets in this area. The decently priced AND quality of fruit is what…read morekeeps me coming back to this market. I've also bought meat from here and it was fresh and good quality. The place is extremely clean like an Albertson's, but items are priced cheaper like most other Asian markets in the area. Parking is plenty, even at peak hours since it's located on a very large lot. The building may be old looking on the outside but the inside is really nice and clean.

There's a bakery and a roast duck place inside the market which is convenient if you need to pick…read moreup some ready to eat food. The prices are not the cheapest, but they do have a big selection of produce.