Great spot if you're looking for a wide variety of international and Asian groceries. They have a…read morehuge selection--everything from fresh produce and seafood to snacks, sauces, and hard-to-find ingredients. The store can get pretty busy, but that's usually a good sign of how popular it is. Prices are reasonable, and you can find things here you won't see at regular grocery stores. It's not the most organized place, but if you take your time, you'll find what you need (and probably a few extras). Definitely a go-to for specialty items.

I had the worst experience in buying fish here. We bought a lot of Asian groceries and fishe and…read morecrabs for our house. We are asking for ice for the fish and they said the machine is broken and I need to buy oce for $2.99 we always go buy at Austin asian groceries and never experienced this kind of customer service. The temperature outside is 104 degrees the fish will get bad so they returned all of the perishable with our request. The staff are not friendly at all. Very bad customer service.

Currently living in San Antonio, a Houstonian will not know how lucky they are having this type of…read morea Farmer's Market for Nigerian food. Houston does have the largest Nigerian population in the United States so it makes sense they will have this type of store. This is a one stop shops for all the items you would want from a Nigerian store. They have all types of dried goods, vegetables, meats, baked goods and shower and cleaning supplies. I would highly recommend if you are an out of towner to stock up on items. It may be awhile before you can access these type of things.

I am disappointed with my experience trying to contact Southwest Farmers Market locations by phone…read more I called multiple locations, including Frisco, Plano, and Irving, but no one answered the phone. At another location, someone eventually answered, but when I asked for the person's name, they did not clearly identify themselves. If a business is expanding and opening multiple locations, there should be better communication and customer service. Customers should be able to call a store and reasonably expect someone to answer or return calls. I hope management addresses this issue and ensures that each location has staff responsible for answering customer calls and providing professional customer service. The stores may have great potential, but communication with customers is an important part of running a successful business.

I can't tell you much about this place as the cuisine I don't know much about but my nephew in law…read moreis from Liberia and he requested some items in which they did have. I also going to make a dish that needed something called green seasoning which they had as well. Seen items like cassava leaves that I remember trying once before which were in stock. So every thing i needed i was able to find, the only issue was the gentleman at the register wasn't to willing to help and another customer assisted me in finding my items.

This my lil spot to pick up what I need . Thanks for the service . Sometimes I get a strange look…read morebut it's all love once I start talking haha

Huge with escalators! Two story shopping Clean, lots of…read morespace and items Fresh and packaged Worth checking out Prices are decent

: I recently had a…read moresimilar experience where staff took my bag even after I showed a receipt from their own store. It was eventually resolved, but the situation was unnecessary and stressful. Based on other reviews here, this seems to be a recurring issue that management should address

I wasn't please with store this time. I think the pig uterus did me in.. I found some great…read morecookies on sale and bought them and a few more Chinese Eggplants. Service was good, but no ground beef. The guard helped me find a good Sushi place and a Banh Mi place. I appreciated that. It is a huge store in need of a remodel.

We arrived there around 4:15PM, June 23, 2026, after World Cup match between Portugal vs…read moreUzbekistan. I found this place through Red Notes(Chinese social media), for buying Chinese herb tea(夏桑菊)，but they didn't have it. My wife bought three instant noodles and tofu snack from China, and a bottle of Smart water.

Cảnh báo quý bà con khi mua đồ ở chợ Tân Bình và thái độ của chủ chợ…read more Hôm qua gia đình mình có ghé chợ TB và có mua 20 trứng gà lộn. Tối mình có luộc lên 10 quả khi khui ra khi bị hư mùi thúi 3 4 quả. Mình có gọi tới chợ liền và em nhân viên có nói là mang lại chợ họ sẽ cho return nhưng cái còn lại. Chuyện không có gì đáng nói nêu trưa hôm nay mình gặp và nói chuyện 1 cô đeo mắt kiếng tại quày đồ ăn. Mình nó nói với cô là đã gọi hôm qua và có hoá đơn trong phone. Cô hỏi mình trứng bị gì thì mình trả lời luộc lên bị hư nghe mùi hôi. Cô mở bịch trứng ra và càm ràm là đi trả cũng phải trân trong chứ làm vậy bể hết trứng. Trong khi mình bỏ tất cả trong 1 cái tray của chợ. Mình mới nói với cô là trứng bị thúi hết rồi mình chạy từ Katy xuống lận. Cổ mở ra và bóc 1 trái rồi ngửi. Mình nói bị thúi không ăn được. Cô nạt mình nói là em không ăn được nhưng người khác ăn được thì sao? Phải coi hư như thế nào chứ đợi đi, return chỗ nào cũng phải đợi hết. Trong khi mình hoàn toàn không có ý hối thúc gì cô hết. Cô nói mình không ăn được người khác ăn được, chẳng lẽ cô muốn bỏ lại bán cho người sau hay sao? Chợ đã return lại cho mình $35 nhưng thái độ của 1 chủ chợ khi bán đồ hư cho khách đã không 1 lời xin lỗi còn bực dọc như vậy với khách là đúng hay sai? Sau chuyện này mình xin tẩy chay luôn chợ Tân Bình.

My cousin from the east coast raves about their house-made sausages so when she visited, I took her…read morehere to satisfy her craving. This market is one for the largest Vietnamese markets I've ever been to, offering a wide variety of fresh fruits, frozen foods, dry goods, imported sauces, sweets and more. I particularly love their extensive rice paper selections. My favorite is the "no water" rice paper, which doesn't require dipping in water to roll up like traditional ones. Unfortunately, this type of rice paper is available at every asian market so I'm happy Tan Binh has them. They also have a nice section dedicated to ready-to-eat and hot foods. You can grab and go with options like fried fish, tofu, and cooked meats. Customer service is usually pretty friendly. Just like anywhere else, you should check the expiration date of every product before buying. My cousin forgot to do so and bought two boxes of solar dried bananas that were expired. And during the warmer seasons, they set up a nice plant and herb section for sale right outside the entrance.

OMG I ate the best baklava in Houston! When the doors of the food mart opened, the aroma that hit…read moreme was insane! I didn't bother to look at any of the products on the shelves. My nose literally led me to the back of the food mart where the bakery is. I saw trays and trays of different kinds of baklavas in the display cases. I got greedy (as usual when it comes to sweet food) and asked for eight different kinds of baklavas. The baklavas were sold by per pounds. Luckily I brought my Turkish friend along which helped in the communication part, and I was able to get a few pieces of each kind. The baklavas weren't too sweet, and they were so awesomely good. If I have to choose one favorite (trust me, it is tough to have one favorite only), it would have to be the cold baklavas with hazelnut or pistachios. Eat them straight out from the fridge is just aaahhhh... Diyarbakir Burma with pistachio had a good texture contrast that was so good. I also got the rice pudding (forgot to take a pic because I gobbled it down before I remember to take a pic) which came in a small rectangle aluminum tray. The rice pudding was baked well, and it wasn't overly sweet. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Other than sweets, the bakery sells breads too. That would be the food item l will purchase on my next visit.

In the corner of a large parking lot, Acaia was fairly busy on a Sunday afternoon. Came here…read morespecifically for Nuga Hazelnut with Milk spread and some kataifi but the sweets caught my eye and I picked out a few to try. They had great flavor but it was missing the airy crisp of the phyllo. Nice selection of products from canned goods to cuts of meat.

It's a drive. But I'll do it to avoid the one Asian store in the woodlands (Yun Lun) and their…read morebeyond rude owner. Please open a shop in the woodlands. You can easily dominate them because nobody likes them

Literally drove across town for this coffee! So glad Hong Kong Food Market carries it. They have a…read morefantastic selection and plenty of unique items to browse. Definitely worth the trip!

Great place to shop and get some freshly cooked food from the Buffett style food counter…read more A bit pricy but everything is now. Been coming here for a few years and have seen a huge price increase in everything. Sad. Still a great place to go from time to time.

Living 4 hours away from this Filipino supermarket makes me shed a tear a little. I was in Houston…read morefor the weekend and I asked my friend who was originally from Houston where a good Filipino spot would be to eat. He immediately said "Seafood City! It has everything!" So we went and it indeed had everything. The longest line was for Grill City. In all honesty, I feel like Grill City is a bit overhyped. The kare kare didn't taste like my father-in-law's. He makes the best kare kare. But you can't beat home cooking. Too bad my FIL is in CA. The liempo was good, but how can you really mess up grilled pork belly? However, I did like Sizzle. Their bangus sisig on a grilled platter was so delicious! I was jealous of my husband's pick. I also really loved the items at Valerio. Reminds me of Panorama City in CA. Everything here was light and bright and it smelled clean. Would I come back? Only if I'm in town. Next time I'll bring a big cooler.

Welcome Food Center is an Asian market on Bellaire Blvd next to Tan Tan…read more Welcome has become one of my favorite Asian markers in Chinatown. Everything is so well-organized and stocked adequately. They have a variety of goods from fresh produce to seafood to baked goods to household items to snacks. They focus more on Chinese specialty goods, but they have varieties of different cultural Asian goods, as well. If you want lamb or beef meat for hot pot, this is the best place to go. The lamb is so soft and not gamey, and it is also very reasonable priced for the amount you get. One whole box is quite dense and can last for multiple homemade hotpot/shabu sessions! I just really love how everything is so organized and clean. Their bakery also has some good stuff. My favorite is their bolo pork bun. The outside is sweet with a sweet custard crust top. It is essentially a pineapple bun filled with pork filling. I can literally eat five of them in a row. Last time we came, we cleared out all their pineapple pork buns! I also really like their produce. They have so many different produce, and it is fresh and reasonable priced. Their seafood area is also pretty well-kept and clean in a separate area. Welcome Food Center has become one of my go-to markets for hotpot meat, produce, and fresh seafood. They are very well-kept and have a lot of options!

Do you love to explore grocery stores? I do!…read more Was in the neighborhood to pick up a Nian Gao sticky brown sugar rice cake for my brother and sister-in-law and decided to check out the Welcome Food Center. So many options. Noddles. Buns. Fruits. Veggies. So many snacks. Check out the seafood selection. Love the pomelos. Wish I had my kids at home for the jackfruit. Jackfruit rice is their favorite. Lots of parking available during the week. Went two days later and still parking was available on the weekend. Happy Chinese New Year! I'll be back.