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  1. Patel Brothers - 11985 Lebanon Road

    11985 Lebanon Road, Sharonville OH 45241

    4.1 Good 174 reviews

    “I frequently visit the store in Ashburn VA. While all your employees in store are nice and courteous I would make a special mention of Shivani who goes an extra mile while serving the senior citizens”

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  2. Sunoco - 7250 Fields Ertel Rd

    7250 Fields Ertel Rd, Sharonville OH 45241

    3.5 Good 13 reviews

    “Staff is friendly and the guy I always see behind the counter had been very accommodating getting products I've asked about. I've witnessed first hand the staff help customers out by assisting the elderly, it's not common today. Also to address a previous review I've lived near here for 11 years and they've changed ownership multiple times.”

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  3. E Star Asian Market - 11974 Lebanon Road

    11974 Lebanon Road, Sharonville OH 45241

    3.1 Average 67 reviews

    “They’ve got a good selection of frozen and pantry items, especially for Vietnamese cooking. I came across some Chuon Chuon (DragonFly) products during my visit — always nice to see familiar brands stocked in Midwest markets. It’s one of those stores where you might find something interesting if you take your time browsing. Worth checking out if you're in the area!”

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