A-Green Supermarket

Came here on a mission to pick up lunch at Dosi Rak. It was my first time, & I was quite impressed with all of the Korean selection. The male working was very nice and pointed me in the direction of Dosi Rak. I ordered food there, & came back to scope all the diff food and goodies at this market.I'm not sure about the prices but many of it I have seen at other markets. I didn't buy anything at the market but it was nice to check it out.

This Korean store is right off Highway 275 and is part of a strip, very easy to spot. They seem like they have 3 separate entrances but there's only one main one to the right. Upon entering, you'll notice that it's not too big but enough to get your essentials. I was even able to find goodies that I wasn't anywhere else such as the every burger chocolates! So yummy! Cashier and staff aren't very welcoming or verbal but they get the job of checking your stuff out. Inside is also a restaurant called Dosirak and is delicious! A must stop by for both places! I would return if in the area!

A-Green Supermarket is specifically a Korean grocery located on Fletcher, in the plaza next door to the famous Ho Ho Choy. Their prices are not that great and they do not have much of a selection of fresh items. Last time I was there, their freezer was broken and food was thawing out. Really sad.Aside from that, I come here for very specific items:1. Japanese snacks, that cost the same as they do in Japan at the local Don Quijote. For example: Kracie Poppin Cookin kits, which will change your life. Also, bento box accessories that you cannot find anywhere else in Tampa Bay, and pre-made Japanese curry packs, like Pokemon curry.2. Korean snacks that you can only find at the GS25 or Korean 711. For example: Yakult gummies and other yummy items.3. Little Sheep Hotpot branded mala soup bases.

Didn't know that this place was so near! Nice to have a Korean store close to home without driving to the other side of Tampa. It's small so some things are limited but they do carry most all the things we need and purchase frequently. They even have fresh meat area where we can purchase pork belly. A lot of selection of noodles as well which my daughter was very happy about since she loves ramen! We will definitely be coming here often! They also have a small Korean quick service restaurant located in the left corner of the store that's worth checking out!

Bought a pack of expired Korean noodles here. Only noticed the expiration date when consuming it. Date of purchase was end of May 2019, and date of expiration was April 2019. So disappointed, also can see mold growing inside even it was kept refrigerated all the time. Selling expired products!

This is a nice Korean market in the USF area. They have bulk puffed rice, wheat and corn, lots of soups, some interesting treats, and other goodies to try. Various noodles. The workers were friendly and helplful. I liked the sweet corn ice pop (you can get a pack or an individual one). Stacked and a lil cluttered it's fun to explore. :)

Great Korean market! Clean, not smelly, great variety of groceries and other Asian products! By far my favorite Korean market in the area.

This is a brand new asian market located near the USF area. Would I shop here all the time? Probably not. Why I went here was because I had time since my car was in service at toyota, and I wanted to make summer rolls (goi cuon) at home for easter lunch with the fiance :). So I thought I could kill two birds with one stone. But not this time. This store is still fairly new compared to MD Oriental which is rather close by, so it has lots of time to improve.When I entered, the building was huge, so it does have potential, but it was limited in what they carry. However, if you are dying to have korean bbq at home, this is your to go place as they have the items and various meats you need for it. They do have fresh pork belly here, but its pre-sliced. However, on occasion they have unsliced pork belly. I do wish they let you pick and choose the unsliced pork belly you want though instead of pre-wrapping it. Their veggie selection was limited, so was their meat selection, and basically everything else (I couldn't find hoisin sauce amongst their vast selection of soy sauce and sesame oil). I don't recall seeing a fresh seafood area. They do have a small area where you can get lunch with a range of chinese dishes (plus 1000 year old egg and various sausages/hams) and it smelled delish. I feel like instead of serving chinese, they should serve to-go korean food (something which is lacking in tampa) like HMart or Lotte Plaza, to stand out from MD Oriental and the rest of other chinese restaurants in that vicinity. They have the space to do it, and it seems that a majority of their items are pointing to the korean realm so why not?Would I go back? Yes. They do have potential.

You can never have enough Asian markets...especially in Tampa! The Asian products here are mostly Korean products which is awesome! *inserting my Korean pride here*. This supermarket features a produce section, asian snacks, different types of meat cuts, asian sauces, and a lot of Korean frozen foods. If you are thinking of cooking a Korean dish, this is the place to go for all your ingredients. I went here the other day with my mom, and she was looking for noodles from a specific Korean-brand and difficult to find at other Asian markets in Tampa, but she found them here at this place! This is the place I shop at for all my Korean food needs! Check this place out when you're on Fletcher! :)

A Green Supermarket has a wide selection of items that are not available at other oriental markets around the Tampa Bay area. Reasonable prices, and open during this coronavirus season. The store seems cleaner compared to similar shops in Tampa.