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1. Hana Market - Washington
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Address: 2000 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 939-8854
Business type: Japanese grocery store
Nils Hünerfürst: A little journey to Japan. When you feel some needs to shop into the world of japanese groceries then you have to visit Hana Market. After 1pm they sell fresh Onigiri. And mostly you will find all of the traditional japanese sweets like Baumkuchen and Rice Cakes. Really love this place.
Kali Smith: Very small store but has all the Japanese cooking staples needed for your kitchen. Very excited to see that there was bottled milk tea and some desserts. They also sell onigiri, but not on Wednesdays.
Hanna Foreman: Friendly owner and well curated store. Love coming here to pick up Japanese and Korean groceries. The instant ramen selection is great with Korean and Japanese options. Great selection of Japanese sauces, noodles, and seasonings. Snack aisle is always full of delicious surprises and I always walk out with something unexpected. Highly recommend if you’re looking for Japanese and Korean products in Washington.
Jennifer Sawyer: I’ve been going since they first opened many years ago. They have always been friendly and always stocked. I love the selection and go once a month to stock up on my favorites. From Matcha to Japanese food novelty items. It’s your one stop shop when you aren’t able to travel to NJ to the nearest large Japanese Supermarket.
Stephanie G: A tiny treasure! Small but packed to the brim with all you could need to make ramen, dashi, udon, etc plus sweets and produce. Staff is sweet and helpful.
Andrea Bielli: A small store full of good original Japanese products.Great selection of noodles and rice crackers but is it possible to find a lot of different things from confectionery, frozen dishes and fresh vegetables. A must for having a slice of Japan experience in DC.
David Yip: Really small store but packed with most of the basic essentials without having to go to a bigger store. Needed my instant noodles and Onigiri fix and I found it in this store. Will try their Japanese style breads the next time. Only 8 persons allowed in the store and mask on, read the posted sign.
Vijay Sookdeo: This is the only Asian grocery store in the DC area where you can find certain Japanese products. It’s small, but well stocked, and the staff is very friendly. Do get some of the rice balls when they have them.
2. TOKIYA JAPAN - Washington
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Address: 2002 17th street, Washington, DC 20009
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 1PM Thu
Business type: Kimono store
Georgia Lagoudas: I haven’t been in person to their shop, but they also have online ordering of special kaiseki Japanese meals. It was amazing! I stumbled upon this and ordered for a special occasion. What a delightful and unique experience. Kaiseki meals delivered to your door (shidashi style, which is like fancy to-go bento box), and they come by later to pick up the reusable ceramic containers. Don’t expect a meal with a pile of food, but rather delicious ingredients prepared in a very thoughtful and tasty way.
Chanpen Tee: The store is clean and well decorated. They offer a lot of Japanese hand made tableware. And many kimonos and clothing from Japan. The owner is friendly and helpful.
Kai: What a stunning store!From the cups & plates and kimonos, everything is beautiful!
Jay Gordon: Lovely Japanese items with a pleasant and knowledgeable owner. Many great gifts at reasonable prices.
Fawn Johnston: I visited TOKIYA after Christmas and spent time being educated by the very helpful and informative saleslady at the shop. I purchased many beautiful objects and hope to return soon. Thank you TOKIYA JAPAN for being in Washington !
Hareer Al Salihi: Loved their pieces .
Erin Hiatt: Beautiful pottery and very friendly staff
3. Maruichi Japanese Grocery - Rockville
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4.9
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Address: 1047 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Thu
Telephone: (301) 545-0101
Business type: Japanese grocery store
Pearl Tu: According to a friend, many products here are local, and I have found gluten-free and/or vegan options. Also, one of the most interesting and delicious foods was the no shi mochi. The staff was helpful with introducing and finding particular goods or reading labels. It has been a wonderful experience exploring Japanese cuisine that suits my dietary need and preference. :)
Michelle Camina: It is so hard to find Japanese specific grocery stores. At Maruichi, I appreciate being able to buy Japanese groceries without having to sift through aisles of Korean, Chinese, Thai, Indian, etc. foodstuffs like I have to at H-Mart or 99 Ranch. The staff at Maruichi are kind and professional. They carry a little bit of everything Japanese, which is way more than I am ever successful finding at H-Mart or 99 Ranch. And we always stop to eat at Temari downstairs. Love this place!!!
Khoi Nguyen: Great authentic Japanese grocery store located right off the Pike. Right above Temari. Always wondered where they got their fresh ingredients. Many of the food, sauces and other goods are imported from Japan. Prices are reasonable and this grocery store is really clean. Highly recommend this place if you want fresh fish and other authentic Japanese food items.
Jady Power: Rare, authentic Japanese snacks and ingredients. The store layout makes it almost impossible to practice social distance, but people seems fine with masks. Super friendly staff.
Dimitry Price: The best little slice of heaven there is. I order their sushi grade salmon fish every couple of weeks and it is truly outstanding. I have never had poor quality anything from this grocery store. The owner and staff do a great job with their quality of service.
4. UNIQLO Union Station - Washington
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Address: Union Station, 50 Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Thu
Telephone: (855) 486-4756
Business type: Clothing store
Alec Augustine-Marceil: UNIQLO is great but their old pop up downtown had a better selection. Odd location.
Sophia Wiggins: Yosco and employee at Uniqlo was very rude I will not be returning to shop.
Drea M: Purchased a shirt and washed it the next day following instructions and it came apart. Called the customer service number and waited a few minutes to talk to someone and they told me I have to call the store but I called the number listed for the store on their website. When it comes to solving customer issues thing need to be improved.
Malik M. Hemani: Manager is extremely rude. Wouldn’t share her name properly. Team is not willing to help at all. Small store. Better off going to a nearby store.
Rian C: As far as selections go, it can’t compare to the big box Uniqlo’s in other places, but you still get the essential Uniqlo items so that’s good. Seems to be well staffed and staff were friendly.
5. Bangkok 54 Oriental Market - Arlington
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Address: 2927 Columbia Pike, Arlington, VA 22204
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9:30AM Thu
Telephone: (703) 521-4207
Business type: Asian grocery store
S. K. Hill: As a frequent traveler to the actual Bangkok, this place makes me feel like I am there. They have all of my favorite little snacks that I usually purchase when I am in Bangkok. A great market. I love it.
Basel El-Shrafi: A super convenient, small supermarket with a large variety. Also, a lot of the pre made, to go food is really good and inexpensive. Only con is the tight parking lot in the back.
Shashank Ravi: Everything Asian (expect Indian) grocery you need is here. The produce is very fresh. They also have ready to eat food from their restaurant
F Elix: Small Asian Grocery Market. Lots of Ready Made Asian/Thai Food that are Tasty and Convenient for take out. Also, there is a clean seat down area that seats around 20 people comfortably. They serve Thai Foodand the beef noodle soup is Delicious! They also serve Boba Tapioca Drinks and Thai Coffe that is great for Hot Days like we are experiencing now in the DC metro area.
Joseph Raczynski: Great market - especially if you want some of the ready made Thai food for a reasonable price. They have a ton of traditional fare. The rest of the market has some of the staples. Really a gem on the Pike. Always feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @joerazz
Tess: Food there is inexpensive and very tasty!!The choice is huge for such a small place, I always find what I need. Everytime I go I love it and the cashier is nice. Thank you!
AJ Tucker: Thai owned so lots of Thai foods. Store is small but has good selection. Fresh made soup from cafe is very good. Have had freshness issues with the prepped food (not cafe) in the past, yet continued to shop here. Recommend going earlier in the day for fresher prepped food
6. Lil' Thingamajigs - Annandale
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4.5
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Address: 7031 Little River Turnpike #7B, Annandale, VA 22003
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Thu
Telephone: (703) 642-0012
Business type: Gift shop
Andrew Harper: I love this place, I’ll definitely be visiting again and again to pick up gifts for friends… and for myself! I found so many fun Pokémon items that I’ve never seen at other stores.
t mac: A place of your kids are into anime. This is a place to go.
Aida Mulugeta: i have never felt so DISRESPECTED and BELITTLED in my life. i always go here and have spent over $500 at this store., this old lady working at the counter today. i came in here with my mother and as soon as we walked in the lady watched us the from the start. it was moderately busy but i didn’t really pay attention until i saw her at the corner of my eye staring at me while helping a customer. i started to get uncomfortable and maybe thought that was protocol. then i kept walking around seeing if she would follow me and she did. i realized why she was doing it, and it was being i the only black person in the store. i dropped all my stuff and walked out and cried in the car. this is disgusting and i will not come back again
Joy Proctor: Nice store for some anime items for my daughter. We were able to find a Kuromi large plush doll and Bakago figurines. Worth the drive from DC but it is a small store with tons of Thingamajigs! 😆 The cashiers were also super helpful with some little known items.
JoieThe Clown: My first time going to this store was yesterday it was nice very overpriced ( I bout a album and keychain which costed $42) the worker at the register was nice when I got up there but while I was walking the lady was watching me (I’m black) I didn’t really pay attention to the lady tho but overall it wasn’t really worth it
Jonathan Acha: Today I came to this store thingamajig we’re I was confronted by 2young girls talking amongst them selves once they noticed me they asked me to approach them by the registers we’re I was asked to wear a mask at which point I responded with I’m sorry I don’t have any so you guys have some at which point she try to charge me 1 dollar for mask I know it’s not much but I witnessed her give another girl a mask and not charge her ? So at this point I just say I’m not gonna buy it that’s when I was asked to leave the store. Very sad cause me and my daughter both love anime and this little store seemed awesome maybe even get Christmas gifts from there but now I might just order online sad really cause I wanted to support the business
7. Chinatown Market - Washington
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3.7
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Address: 521 H St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9:30AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 842-0130
Business type: Grocery store
Brandon Ly: It may be small but the owner (who is from Hong Kong) is nice and has been here forever (decades so I’m told). I was able to speak Cantonese with him and his store is well stocked. Although very small... he has his selection of veggies and snacks. Imagine a 7-11 mixed with asian stuff as well. Worth a stop if you’re passing by, even to get a cold drink.
Angelique Austin: Good if you need to grab something really quick. Some things are a little more. But it is convenient. Everyone is nice and friendly!
Brian Jones: Packed into a single shelf in this cramped bodega are the incredible ingredients necessary for Chinese home cooking and at super reasonable prices.
Xiong Baba: Great little market, small but that is how I have found most places in D.C. to be.
Edna Mark: lots of great stuffs you can buy here
Mohammed Kemal: Lots of great quality stuff
Daniel Kocen: No selection
8. Hinata Sushi Carry Out - Montgomery County
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4.7
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Address: 4947 St Elmo Ave, Bethesda, MD 20814
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Thu
Telephone: (301) 656-1009
Business type: Japanese restaurant
Jarred Whitlock: The sushi is really fantastic. Be prepared to wait a bit if you are planning to order in person. So, it’s best to call ahead, as it’s a small shop with limited throughput. The sushi is great though.
Manali Desai: Such a sweet lady at the counter. She noticed I was looking for something and asked what. I said natto and she offered to call me the next day when they get their next shipment and hold onto some packs of it for me. I felt like I was back in Japan again with that level of hospitality. Also I was ecstatic when I was finally able to have some natto which is hard to find where I’m from.
Chanpen Tee: I just went to the grocery. I will try sushi next time. There are a lot of Japanese snakes and frozen food. The staff is friendly. Small place but i still can have what I need
Baochaun Lin: Small cozy Japanese grocery store with Sushi carry out menu. Be aware that the store is open until 7pm, but you can only order sushi before 3:30pm. Good sushi but the portion is on the small side for some of the rolls.
Patrick Quinn: Very friendly! Eat and shop in one single place! Even the daily specials are made to order! My new sushi spot!!! We will definitely be back!
G Kuhnsman: The most authentic sushi in all of Bethesda. Hinata is a wonderful, hidden gem of a spot for real, true-to-cuisine Japanese food and grocery. I actually stumbled upon this place walking my dog and it soon became a routine stop for us when we lived in downtown Bethesda. I would get their sushi specials along with some of my favorite Japanese grocery items reminiscent of my time working in Japan. The proprietor is very kind and friendly. She would take my order and would bring it outside to me as my dog and I waited for the food. Highly recommend this place to anyone who loves sushi or any Japanese food items. Five stars all-around!
9. Each Peach Market - Washington
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4.5
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Address: 3068 Mt Pleasant St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 525-1725
Business type: Grocery store
nice lady: Just moved into the neighborhood and stumbled upon this cute little market. Loved discovering fun new local products and the produce selection seems to be ever evolving! Can’t wait to frequent this place more.
Mary Sophie Yorke: Peach Market - “Whites Only” Don’t be fooled by the hipster - fake inclusive appearance or the brown faces in various roles. It’s far from friendly inclusive unless dirty stares, rudenesses, and passive aggression are characteristics of inclusive behavior. Peach Market is typical of the white hipster mentality- enter predominantly and co-op black and brown spaces only to serve everyone BUT them. I patronized the place for weeks. It was a mix bag of customer service quality. One young Latino man was always friendly while everyone else especially the older white woman was just frigid as if my Black presence offended them or as if I was going to steal something. What is there to steal from a low grade boutique market? The meat never looks fresh. The veggies look weeks old. Overpriced baked goods. I stuck with it because it was convenient. After another terrible experience with that one elder white lady, I won’t be going back. And if you’re a person of color, you should probably reconsider patronizing this place. As one reviewer pointed out, we are not welcomed… They should be put “Whites Only” and be done with it lol
Chantel Bennett: I’m never coming to this store ever again. This is just another gentrification chic store in the middle of Mt Pleasant with unpleasant workers who are indifferent at best and blatantly rude at worst to non-white customers. I’ve come into this store multiple times and I’ve had staff members push past me, reach around me, and generally ignore my presence in the store until I pull out my card to pay, but today was the last straw. I went in today to pick up some of their bread and an elderly Black woman was asking for a receipt because her employer would give her a hard time without it. The cashier serving her became increasingly aggressive with her because they didn’t understand what she was asking and kept yelling at her that the machine that prints receipts was broken. When another associate came to assist, the cashier abruptly turned away from the woman and blatantly ignored her trying to thank them for their “assistance”. There are so many other markets to choose from on this strip and I will not patronize such a blatantly anti-anyone-but-white space.
S Saeed: Not the friendliest bunch here. Good products with much much higher prices than online. I would tolerate the prices but the shopping experience itself is bad. Update: suddenly changed closing time from 8pm to 7pm without updating on google maps. Found it scribbled on a note at the door.. I’m not wasting my time again.
Holmes: Bougie little spot. And while I appreciate their fancy goodies, places like this just scream displacement - especially in a community like Mt. Pleasant. Also, I absolutely could not afford to shop here for anything more than an occasional treat. Not that there is a broad enough selection of goods to bring a grocery list. Also, I totally believe the stories from some of the POC in these reviews. This place definitely caters to gentrifiers.
Lucas Taratus: Great food and a super helpful staff. I was looking for a potato the other day and the lady working produce was super kind and patient despite all my questions; best potato I’ve ever had.
Laura Dodson: Small shop with good stuff stocked. I like shopping here to avoid the overwhelming nature of big grocery stores. It has what I like, and is conveniently located.
Kaila Gilbert: I got some of the to-go prepared food in back (tuna salad, fancy carrots) and it was 🔥🔥 also the walnut chocolate chip cookies are slept on
10. Whole Foods Market - Washington
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4.1
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Address: 2201 I St NW, Washington, DC 20037
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 10PM ⋅ Opens 7AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 296-1660
Business type: Grocery store
Win Anderson: This great review is solely because of the wonderful barista at the coffee shop. I was in town for a conference and went to whole foods three days in a row for coffee in the morning. Each day Tom provided wonderful coffee and friendly service. He is polite and personable and efficient. (This was in stark contrast to some of the register checkout clerks, who were downright rude.). The police officers were very friendly!
Cyndy Nguyen: I came here for the coffee bar and had a wonderful experience. The barista, Tom, was friendly and helpful. He gave me some information about the decaf coffee (doesn’t contain any chemicals). He gave me a sample of one of their green smoothies and made me a delicious brown butter cookie latte. I’ll come back for the great customer service.
Barry Bub: I am usually willing to pay more at a Whole Foods market because I generally enjoy the shopping experience there. This particular store not, for a number of reasons. Here’s one. When I asked the checkout person, politely, to tape the lid of the soup container to prevent it coming off - I had a long walk home - she yelled at me and stormed off. She was replaced by male who told me they no no longer tape or rubber band lids. I guess the few seconds it takes to do so eats into their profits. And what has happened to customer service? I agree with the previous reviewer, it’s a management or corporate problem.
Melissa Colón: I love stopping by the coffee bar for my daily fix. My drink is always perfectly made and the conversation is great! I’m hoping that eventually the hot bar breakfast will work its way back up to how great it was pre-pandemic.
Natalia Delgado: Had a really had experience at this location. We were accused of stealing by the manager just because we had our own cart with groceries from trader joes. The grocery store is 15 minutes from where we live and we go walking so we have no other option than to go to both stores in one trip. He made us feel very uncomfortable the whole time and followed us throughout the store. Another person had their own cart and was putting groceries in there but it didn’t seem like he said anything to them while we had our whole foods items in a separate basket. He approached again at checkout (after making it very obvious that he was talking about us with another employee) and said we couldn’t bring our own cart because “it confuses the employees”. I explained that we had a receipt for the groceries we had in our cart but he didn’t seen to care. We don’t have the luxury of a car or leaving nearby the store and we had never had any problems with going to two stores in one trip with our cart.
Caroline McGuire: Tom makes the best smoothies at the coffee & smoothie bar! The whole staff is amazing and the store is always so well organized. Cannot recommend this spot enough!
11. Whole Foods Market - Washington
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4.3
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Address: 1440 P St NW, Washington, DC 20005
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 10PM ⋅ Opens 7AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 332-4300
Business type: Grocery store
José FERREIRO (ホセ フェレイロ): You may find anything here. Amazon fresh delivery here. Easy parking🅿️ you may find even warm food ready to eat. It is interesting to note that you will not find alcool due to local regulations. From meat, fish 🐠🐟 to pastry everything you need. Vegetables very fresh. Everything well. My favorite > the olives that were amazingly good.
Henok Garedew (Henny breezy): This Whole Foods conveniently located in downtown DC. The hot bar has amazing food (I have to eat in my car) The only thing I don’t like is after Amazon bought the store they no longer have dining area. Have lots of parking. Validation is required upon exit.
Joseph Althouse: I love WF. Every location. Cheese selection is fantastic. Seafood is fresh. Not all locations have the sourdough baguette but if you can find it I highly recommend it. I wish there was better line management at checkout. The lines always force customers to block areas needed by other shoppers.
JAMES HYDE: I only go to While Foods for the prepared foods bar. Based on that, this is the worst Whole Foods I’ve been to. I visited three times, and all three times there were a lot of items empty, the food looked old, once the only protein was dried out meatloaf, fried dried chicken, or three pieces of grilled chicken breast that looked like it was from last week. I don’t think I was the only one, there was lots of disappointment walking around looking for something to eat. One visit there was NO lettuce. A salad bar without lettuce! 😐
Mike J.: Ok store but one police officer and one manager by name LYNN. accuses people of shoplifting. Racially profiled people and along with one security guard. On two occasions he followed me and checked into my bag , I been shopping there for five month. New here from Texas. Only when he started working there things became different and difficult. This just has happened a month so far. He also has done same with my friends and other People who carry re usable bags. He should not be a manager. Horrible experience when ever he is working there. He should be fired.
12. UNIQLO Pike and Rose - North Bethesda
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4.3
294 reviews
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Address: 11853 Grand Park Ave space 708, North Bethesda, MD 20852
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Thu
Business type: Clothing store
Lauri Pesantez Pacheco: Uniqlo is my favorite clothing store. They have lots of basics with good quality and great prices. It’s better to use the app as there are more options and promotions. Shipping is free if you pick up from the store which is awesome. Staff is friendly
Bianca S: Nice store with good basics for layering. I love the heatteck line it really helps keep me warm in the winter time. Overall everything is priced right and the staff here are very friendly and helpful.
Laura Inglis: Big store, well organized. Prices seem decent for the area and product quality, especially their jackets.
Ximena Useda: Really good clothes but the customer service really bad, lady was rude and she looks like she doesn’t want to work here, please find other people.
Mayumi Shigeno: The dressing rooms were closed, so we could not try anything.. otherwise I loved it
13. Whole Foods Market - Washington
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4.5
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Address: 967 Florida Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 10PM ⋅ Opens 7AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 519-3400
Business type: Grocery store
Henok Garedew (Henny breezy): Another good thing comes to the area, This Whole Foods store is very very clean perfectly organized bright and have everything available very helpful and friendly staff, the self checkout is quick and easy as well. it must have a 5 star management team. Plenty of parking spaces available. DON’T forget the validation for your parking, or you will be blocking the exit. I highly recommend it!
g Bernard Wandel: Little by little they’re all the same Never in my wildest dreams would I have believed a WFs would enter this historic neighborhood Two blocks from the “World Famous Fla Avenue Grill” Near Howard U and the (not so) new 930 club Ah well, welcome The Rolling Stones next? 😉
Matthew Bunyi: Have gotten purchased food here that turned out be spoiled on four different occasions. At that point, they have to be doing something weird at this location in terms of quality control where both refrigerated and non-refrigerated stuff is going bad in store. This hasn’t happened to me at other locations and I always make sure to store immediately.
Anna Muda: Since there is just opened Whole Foods it’s very quiet and clean grocery store. Always good selection of cheese, easy to find everything. Vegetables and fruits are fresh.
Diya Li: I’ve come here twice now when they’ve advertise / displayed sale prices for items that then don’t come through on the self check out. Store workers always say there’s nothing they can do to reflect the sale price, so it’s either pay full price or put your stuff back. Not a great experience.
James Bowling: My went to the food bar there for lunch today. The food was incredibly good and the price was inexpensive for lunch for two and on top of that we set outside on their patio or balcony and had our lunch there it was just a really nice experience.
14. H Mart - Wheaton - Wheaton-Glenmont
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4.3
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Address: 12015 Georgia Ave, Wheaton-Glenmont, MD 20902
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 10PM ⋅ Opens 8:30AM Thu
Telephone: (301) 942-5071
Business type: Korean grocery store
Chef Sanji: Most of the frozen meat are grey and got freezer burn. Over a dozen vegetables are missing at 3 pm. All the mushrooms are wet and stinks of mold. For a Sunday I thought it would be busy and fresh ingredients. Quality went down over the year and price went way up.
Jon Abulencia: Great Asian market standby. Anecdotally, I only buy my carrots here and no where else. You want spindly normal carrots? They got em. You want big honkers that you can use for stews, curries, or sliced and quick pickled for gorgeous side dishes? Boy do they got em.
Louise Gretschel: Kimchi and banchan are usually pretty solid at H Mart. Great selection of frozen foods, produce, Asian pantry staples, ramen, bulk rice, and marinated meats. Seafood/fish counter is huge. Even includes a little bakery up front with loaves of sweet bread and cake which i have yet to check out. Always spend way too much time here, in a good way.
Chomar: Clean grocery store with plenty of Asian flavor. The hot lunch bar serves kimchi, vermicelli, sushi an much more. They also have lots of fruits an veggies you can find at other name brand grocers like korean pears an king oyster mushrooms.
15. Filipino Global Market - Oxon Hill-Glassmanor
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Address: 6365 Livingston Rd, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Thu
Telephone: (301) 686-0708
Business type: Asian grocery store
Jeannifer Braaten: Definitely on the go! Its close by MGM and whats awesome? Its right next to the liquor store…Awesome!! (I wish they would sell Filipino’s favorite beer- The “RED HORSE”) Prices is very reasonable. The owners are superb so nice. Thank you for that great service - 5 stars for you!!
Deborah Edwards: Best store ever lots of good deals and food love the fresh cook food.
Tin Rodriguez: I called them to verify what time they close they said 7:00pm went there before 6:30 and they are closed already. So inconvenient:(
Eve gernale: A great place to buy variety of filipino goods.
Mai Tai: Great place. Filipino friend turned me on to it.
Philippe Ablain: Nice place I used to go...
Fog runr: Friendly and helpful slice of the Philippines!
Mariano Sanchez: . B
16. Whole Foods Market - Washington
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3.9
156 reviews
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Address: 2323 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 10PM ⋅ Opens 7AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 747-5570
Business type: Grocery store
M planetmike: This Brave New Whole Foods reopened without cashiers is intriguing. The food selections are the same, only your checkout experience has changed. Is this our future or just one future? Cameras and sensors from the ceiling detect what customers select from the shelves. Is this a convenience we need? Seems contrary (but a common theme today) where we live in a world with a growing population, yet simultaneously strive to reduce jobs with low skill requirements? In addition to the food you select, Amazon has sufficient data to NOW know if you are right or left handed, what you look like, your height, the clothes you wear, etc... Wonder who owns this data? I do NOT see any benefits here for the customer, only for Amazon/Whole Foods.
Nils Hünerfürst: Great concept store. You can login with your In-Store Amazon Code and grab all your groceries and walk out. Super crazy.
Calliope Athanassiadou: Although the general staff behavior was helpful, courteous and quick to respond to questions, we were surprised when we were stopped from taking a photo of a product that we meant to send to a friend for advice and direction. Since when taking photos is not allowed in a supermarket? Somebody should advise their personnel that a super market is a public place, unless we totally misunderstood the intent of the space.
D RK: The Whole Foods in Glover Park is creepy and has a limited selection of items due to the fact that items must be spaced apart in a way that many cameras can capture the image of shoppers purchasing items. In order for the many black cameras to operate self service options in the bakery are very limited for instance as is the case for many departments. The seafood counter as well is small and selection limited despite the size of the store and pristine cleanliness. So it is both creepy and very clean. The selection is very, very limited except for the produce department. Very, very disappointing.
Felice Goodwin: So disappointed in this store! We have waited almost 4 years for the reopening, and now that it is finally open it seems sterile and impersonal. Everything is prepackaged and weighed , no pretty produce to bag yourself. Worst part is you have no idea how much you have spent until you get an email 2 hours later. No way to pay with a different credit card either! I wanted to use my company credit card, but had to get permission from a manger to use the self-checkout and not my prime account. Ring the doorbell to come in? Well that is weird as well. Walk down the ramp to the garage to get in, seems unsafe too. They need to get this worked out. Please go back to the old Whole Foods as we knew it.
17. UNIQLO Tysons Corner - Fairfax County
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4.5
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Address: Tysons Corner, 1961 Chain Bridge Rd, McLean, VA 22102
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Thu
Telephone: (855) 486-4756
Business type: Clothing store
Todd Mick: Everything was organized, despite being completely hectic. The lines went quickly for being rung up and Yuhanna was extremely personable, helpful, and knowledgeable on the product. Give that man a raise!
Eduardo Moser: We have been customers of the brand for several years. We had a bad experience at this store when chose a couple of items from the On Sale section that cost 7.90 each, but at the cashier rings 15.90 each, she said that the price was 15.90 each and did not agree to verify the price at the rack. I did not expect this attitude from Uniqlo
RCS S: There’s always a lot of choices to choose from. From kids to adult. Reasonable prices and nice design. Quality is excellent. Always on style.
chayoun kim: They have a weird policy of only letting one person in each fitting room even for little kids. There is no way for the parent to help the kid change, and the kid needs to come out of the fitting room after every clothing to show how it looks. Very inefficient and ridiculous.
Joel Cyriluis Santos Jr.: Visited Uniqlo USA for first time in 2019. Nice store by the way like any in the world. Would love to visit again.
Kyle Goodell: Terrible first experience with their product and customer service. Bought three shirts, and after washing them with normal detergent one of the shirts had bad discoloration. Customer service refused to do anything even though it was clear that it was a manufacturing defect.
J N: Great store and quality as always, no idea why the AC was supposedly broken. NYC Uniqlo claimed the same thing when we visited there last week. Places to sit down while adults are shopping would be a plus.
18. Whole Foods Market - Washington
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4.3
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Address: 101 H St SE, Washington, DC 20003
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 10PM ⋅ Opens 7AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 469-7280
Business type: Grocery store
Henok Garedew (Henny breezy): This is one of the must visit Whole Foods when it comes to bakery and most groceries. Easy to find parking spot, clean in the inside and out, their hot food is so amazing and tasty, friendly stuff. Make sure to validate your parking tickets prior to exit the garage otherwise you’ll be stuck.I recommended it.
Joshua D App: Stopped by today to pick up pizza near closing time on a Monday night. Even with all the usual clean up rush, Diva (I believe that’s her name as it was through a mask) was very pleasant and helpful even though she had limited time and ingredients left and at the end of her shift. Extra stars for her! The rest of the store is as you would expect from a Whole Foods
A Smith: This Whole Foods seems to always be fully stocked which is refreshing in comparison to some of the others. The staff is friendly and everything is well organized. I think they have the best selection out of the other locations in DC plus the wine and bakery section is impressive. Definitely worth a visit.
Iris Lazarus: Conveniently located in the SE / Navy yard neighbourhood, this whole foods offer several food options, especially organic. There are several restaurants and cafes within walking distance from the whole foods. Like other whole foods, this one also has free parking for a limited amount of time. Whole foods cafe is also open and allows people to sit and enjoy the bar food. Whether you are vegetarian, vegan, etc. Whole foods has a number of foods to select from. My friend and I visited this place in search of some vegan cookies, turns out that not just that they had several options, the cookies tasted great too.
Jennifer Hundley: Staff here are generally really helpful and friendly and the lines have not been long first thing in the AM or even at lunchtime before a storm. Organic produce and prepared items (guacamole or salsa) can be spotty, but supply chain issues are am issue at times. All in all a great place to shop and plenty of parking.
Alisha T: The worst parking I’ve been to in my life. They allow cars to go both directions where there’s clearly not enough space at all so 3 cars end up backing up to let other 3 cars going the other direction to get through. Beyond inefficient and you’d think Whole Foods would install some smart parking guidance system but no they don’t give a foo!
Sally Stoecker: I have a question: why has the price of tuna fish in the deli section (plain, Mediterranean, cranberry) risen so sharply in the past few weeks? Now up from $10.00 per container to 13.00? We love the store, products, staff…we just don’t understand some price hikes.
Andrew B: We generally like this Whole Foods, but have gotten poor support from the food prep department. Every Friday for the past four weeks we have ordered two large two topping pizzas. Every week we have had an issue with the pizza from them losing the order, making it wrong and printing the ticket wrong so it was the wrong price at checkout. They need a little improvement in quality control.
19. Whole Foods Market - Washington
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4.4
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Address: 600 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 10PM ⋅ Opens 7AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 469-7410
Business type: Grocery store
Kev- keepingitreal: Great place to shop for all your groceries needs. Whole Foods Market offers a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables to choose from, they also offer a place to return your Amazon order for a Amazon pickup this really convenient. Whole Foods Market store was clean, shelf was pretty well organized and stock, staff was very friendly and helpful. This store offers free underground parking to customers. The parking garage is located on 6th Street.
Kathy Thomas: My entire experience at Whole Foods, was great. First off, there was plenty of parking, my son easily found a spot in their parking garage, which leads right into their store. You get a parking ticket and can park 90 minutes, free. The store was huge, there were plenty of carts. The fresh fish and meat were great, and we purchased a good amount of fresh salmon, and other seafood. I found everything I needed to cook for my son and I, which is huge. Fresh produce was great, I got fresh collard greens, kale, green beans, spinach, onions, to name a few. They also had personal items.
Stephanie Enaje: One of my go-to Whole Foods since they opened. Staff is always kind. Lines always go fast. Just a tidbit, the high PH water refill had/has a metallic taste that was off-putting hopefully management addressed it.
Anthony Alexander: This is the worst Whole Foods I have ever been to in my life. Tried to give it a year but after hearing profanity from the store clerks joking around with each other for the 5th time, I have had it. The food is often not fresh. They do not replenish produce shelves and will leave wilted products out. The hot bar is always unkept with food that has been out too long and it tastes horrible even when its fresh. The pizza is always old and whole pies are sitting there with coagulated grease because it looks unappetizing, Every day the hot bar, pizza and deli are the same. No variety. I have gone to other Whole foods in DC and it is not like this- so it is THIS H street location. The customer service is horrible. There was a person working in the vitamin section and asked about some calcium and he was like "I dunno, just look around.". You never see any new products like you do at other whole foods. Once I got ice cream home and it was melted already (I only live a block from the store) . The deli counter people are NEVER at the counter. They are always in back and seem put out when you want to buys something. The manager of this store should be fired. Please investigate this store. It gives Whole Foods a bad name.
20. Hung Phat Grocery - Wheaton-Glenmont
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Address: 11315 Fern St, Wheaton, MD 20902
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8:30AM Thu
Telephone: (301) 929-0725
Business type: Grocery store
Chanpen Tee: This asian grocery has many frozen and dried foods They sell some fresh food and dessert as well. Rhe cashier is friendly
Allen S: Great Mom and Pop (literally) Asian grocery store that I have shopped at for 15 years. Also an excellent hot food bar with unique Thai offerings. Support small businesses and check them out!
Damien: Well stocked grocery store with affordable prices. Will come back for the fresh and affordable produce as well as specialty items.
Khoi Nguyen: Great selection of hot food and groceries. Love the hot food bar and bubble tea station
Michael Marks: All your Asian foods. Well stocked, fresh ingredients. Friendly, helpful people. Free parking.
Jeff Tong: The best Vietnamese grocery store in the area!
Nick Morandi: Excellent grocery, great prices and selection. The owner (I assume he is the owner, at least) is very nice and helpful. I love to cook Thai food and they have everything I need here and more.
