“A good Asian grocery store- not a little market, but a full size grocery store. There are sections for Indian & Latin stuff, and some American basics, but the main focus is Asian. The freezer cases are packed with all the iterations of dumplings & buns, plus some otherwise hard to find staples for diy ramen, poke bowls, sushi rolls, etc (tobiko, flower shape fish cakes with that cute little pink swirl). Refrigerated cases packed with noodle & tteok type rice cake options. A produce department full of the cabbages & radishes & fresh herbs/ flavorings, not to mention assorted fruits & veggies. Fresh lemongrass- yum! Tons of dried noodles (rice, sweet potato, mung bean, etc etc). So many options on just sesame oil! Pork floss, crispy onions or garlic, all the flavor powders & pastes, not to mention teas & beverage stuff. Soy & tamari sauces are in 2 different locations. The candies & snacks aisle is full of tempting yumminess. There's even a little food court area with a few eateries & a 'yard sale' area with dishes, pots, electric kettles, and small housewares.
I took away 1 star because:
- They charge for bags if you don't bring your own
- I keep picking up new products to try, discovering I love them, then finding out they're not being restocked when I go to get more. Super frustrating!
- It's not always easy to find English-speaking assistance and, since most of the products are Korean, Chinese, Japanese, etc, the labels aren't always easy for someone who doesn't read one of those languages. (Shelf tags are clearly marked in English & almost always accurate, though.)
If you enjoy any of the Asian cuisines, this is definitely a worthy stop.”
“Always prefer going to this location versus another that is close to where we live. The workers at this location are much nicer and more helpful. I found everything I was looking for and a few new fun things to try. The prices are always the best around as well!”
“So it has come to my attention that I may be an adrenaline junkie. Always looking for new experiences to break through the monotony of life and light me up with passion and excitement. Low and behold this Asian supermarket really lit me up and I cannot wait to go back to try more of there foods and explore more of what I can soak up of the Asian culture.One of the first things that really grabbed my attention after looking through all sorts of fruits that I was not familiar with was Korean Pickled Cucumbers. At $35 a jar I did not pull the trigger and get to try them but one of the first things I did when I got home was to ask Alexa, what in God's green earth is a Korean Pickle? Alexa to my surprise said they were better than Western culture pickles!! Ask her for yourself! I ain't lying :-) In addition to the staples in all food markets, like a fish section and a meat section, they have a food court. The food court enticed me as I saw a family eating from a big pot scooping out portions of soup for each other. I will absolutely come back here this week to try their soup and update my review once consumed.They also sell cook ware such as : ramen bowls, sake containers, among many more items. Highly recommend you check them out if your looking for a change from your usual food shopping runs.As always people SYOY!!!!”
“Redner's warehouse is among the few grocery stores left that offer fair pricing for groceries and other items and it is employee-owned so I like to support my community and the neighbors”
“Unlike other reviews that complain about ONE bad experience, my review reflects multiple years of experiences and observations. I've noticed how reasonable wegmans kept their prices, especially since 2025. They didn't increase prices just because neighboring stores increased theirs. I believe this is because Wegmans is family owned. They don't have to answer to stock holders or faceless souless corporations like Giant, Sprouts Farmers Market and Amazon's Whole Foods. Wegmans eggs remained at the same price the whole time except for when prices lowered for a sale. While I've noticed a couple employees that are not a good fit for customer service, the majority of employees appear to enjoy working there and do a good job. Self checkout is easy to use and I NEVER have to wait since they have multiple rows of kiosks.There are often multiple cashiers available and they get me out quickly. They keep the store very clean. They have a very thoughtful kitchen items aisle and toy aisle. I absolutely love their bakery bread selection! Excellent produce. The flower/ plants area always looks beautiful. They're not perfect though, there's a couple items they don't carry that I have to get elsewhere. Overall, wegmans is my number one food store. McCaffreys (also a family owned market) is number two.”
“I called the order in early in the morning, and by early in the afternoon, the order was ready for pickup. When I arrived at the reserved parking area, I called and told the rep which spot I was in, and in just a few minutes, they loaded my order in the car, and I was on my way. I had a nice experience.”
“I order my groceries and pick them up from this giant every week. They’ve always been awesome and do their best to pick my order and substitute appropriately. Today, the young man picking our order went above and beyond to make sure that my family had fresh chicken for dinner. Thank you so much!”
“Great products at great prices. Staff is always so pleasant and helpful. New, and seasonal, products appear all the time. Wonderful, quick meals for individuals and families. A diverse Gluten Free product selection. The GF pizza and the muffins and bagels are delicious! The extensive cheese section has a little of everything. Definitely on a repeat!”