Zion Market

Zion Market has been my go-to ever since they first opened. It’s easily one of the cleanest and most well-organized Asian supermarkets around. They consistently carry the latest food options from a wide variety of Korean brands, and their selection of desserts and ramen is amazing. The store is always well maintained, which makes shopping here a great experience every time. They also have a food court in the back area, with most of the restaurants opening around 11 AM, which is a great bonus if you want to grab a bite after shopping. There’s also convenient access to the connected mall from inside the store. Highly recommend.

Awesome place. I shop for a variety of foods and products. They had everything. I needed egg glass noodles for Pho and jalapenos, mint, limes, Tom Yum, and bean sprouts. I wanted to make rumaki they had the chicken livers and the water chestnuts. The only thing I could not find was lemon grass. I asked several people and no one knew where it was. I have 1 bag left so I'll check back. The produce was very nice. I found Pomegranites that were very nice. The bakery on your way in or out had so many choices or croissants, cookies, turnovers, fritters, cream cheese vanishes, I tried the cream brulee puffs and chocolate croissants, both were amazing.

Amazing Asian Grocery Store. Store is very big and had too many varieties of items. If you’re looking for Korean items then this store is perfect. Store is very clean and prices are affordable. Store is very clean and neat. Staff is very helpful for finding the things.

Huge asian supermarket with selections galore. Mostly Korean food choices but other national representation also. Parking sucks. Very difficult to find parking. Always a very full store so it is sometimes hard to enjoy your shopping experience. There are food and other stores inside this supermarket all operating independent from the supermarket.

Adorable little liquor store tucked between Paris Baguette and Manna BBQ. The owner is so kind, and the shop has a great selection of Korean liquors. They also occasionally carry Korean shot and beer glasses, which is a fun bonus! Like many liquor stores, they’re closed on Sundays, so plan accordingly.