New Grand Mart

This place is pretty good. If you are Filipino you will like this place because our culture is a mix of Asian and Latino. The place is pretty clean for an international market. Their Asian selection got smaller tho. I bought a whole tres leches cake from here and it was so damn good!Check this place out if you need international items, like Mexican and Salvadoran food, and Latino baked goods!

Food I had today. Yuk guest hang is too salty. Jam Jja Myun : Spicy noodle soup is definitely good. Jan jang myun is on a sweeter end, but I didn't mind it. Noodles were cooked perfectly.

The produce selection is great. The items are interesting. The cilantro & parsley is inexpensive and fresh. I love the variety of tofu choices. There is an entire row dedicated to sauces. I enjoyed looking at every aisle. I need to return.

Over priced store. Molded food on the shelf and horrible treatment when returned.I have been looking forward to the opening of this store. I was sad to see Lotte go as I shopped there frequently. However, I will never step foot in this store again. Sad, because I was looking forward to the food vendors and had hopes that the fresh sushi would be back. My experience with management convinced me otherwise. I do not enjoy getting a bad item from a store, but I know it happens - no big deal. But here - it was the response to me as a customer and the total lack of ownership or even a simple apology. The item was molded. I purchased it (a bun called bulla) on 7/3 and opened it and broke off a little piece to let my daughter try it on 7/4. When she went back to get another piece, she saw mold on the one beneath. I took it back on 7/5 and was made to feel as if I stole the bread! I did not have a receipt because I spent about $48, but pulled up the transaction and showed them. I will say they tried every way possible not to make the situation right. This was a $5 item and by far one of the least expensive things that I purchased. I had actually just stopped by to see the new store and picked up a few things while I was there. Based on the way that I was treated, I would never go back. A little customer service and kindness goes a long way. Unfortunately, I found none of that at New Grand Mart!

I went here because I needed fresh rice noodles and Thai basil. The store seems to be half international half Asian. The selection of noodles was small. I did find Thai basil but didn't find the correct noodles. As I browsed, i found there selection of groceries not that bad. The biggest issue I had was the area. Someone was looking in car windows in the parking lot when I left. He had a cut down bat in his hand and dressed in all black with only his eyes showing in 90* heat. I can only assume the bat was to bust out car windows or worse. This was 11:00am too. The area is a little to sketchy for me.

I really want to like New Grand Mart because it has a very good selection of Asian groceries and would save me a trip to Rockville. The selection is better than Atlantic Supermarket, and the parking is also less crazy on the weekends, which is a plus.But the pricing is confusing and inconsistent. A bag of soup dumplings had no price label on its shelf and I only found that it was $6.29--considerably more expensive than that of Great Wall--at the cashier, where I asked her to void the purchase.More problematic was a box of crackers: price label on the shelf said $1.99, but the cashier scanned it in at $2.39. When I tried to explain to her it was $1.99 on the shelf, she just simply responded "No" several times and pointed at the UPC code. She was neither willing to go back there to check the price herself, nor was she willing to let me go back there and snap a picture of the pricing label.Is 40 cents a big deal? No, of course not. But it's hard to shop at a place where the prices either don't match the displays, or simply aren't displayed. It's an annoyance that should not be necessary and should be redressed with better customer service.

This place is amazing. It has lots of fresh green vegetables and fruits. It's a huge section. They also have sauces, spices and snacks from all over Asia, Jamaica, Turkey, India. Just the isle are not labeled properly, so just spend some time. The meat section is huge with lots of fresh sea food. I highly recommend this store to anyone who wants to try it out.

This is my go to Asian grocery store in this area of Maryland. They have a good selection of fresh veggies (with Asian ones like Korean turnips and bok choy and Asian fruits), a solid meat and fish section, and Asian cooking staples like rice, noodles, etc. It's not as big as the one in Eden Center (which is huge so hard to compare) or as trendy and well stocked as Ranch 99. But it's a solid Asian grocery store with good prices.

Food is mediocre and overpriced. I wouldn't travel here for the food. My jjajangmyun was salty and noodles were bunched up together. Also ordered spicy squid stir fry but that was so underwhelming. I didn't know such dish can be blend and spicy at the same time. Squid was not evenly cooked either. Terrible cooking. Bibimbap was also meh. All the lettuce to fill up the space. You can judge a Korean place by their kimchi and bibimbap. This place was thumbs down. They had much better food before when this was Lotte. This food court is only okay for residents who live near that need access to Korean food. But nobody should travel here specifically for the food court. Not worth the money and the calories.

the parking is tight. store is small but they have seeded seeded grapes...watercress, watercress and more....