A Food Market

De fleste varene er overpriset. Grønnsaker er uforståelig dobbelt så dyre sammenlignet med andre asiatiske butikker. Én kilo pak choi koster 129 kr!!! Ren svindel hvis du spør meg.Helt enig med den ene anmelder: voksen dame ved kassa er lite vennlig og meget spydig når du spør etter priser eller plassering av varer. Jeg opplevde en gang at hun nektet å gi tilbudspris selv om det sto på lappen ved varen. Ble fortalt at tilbudet hadde nettopp sluttet og hun rev lappen av foran meg!!! Null respekt for kunde. Jeg snudde meg og gikk ut av butikken. Siste gang å være der. Den butikken skal jeg aldri gå inn i igjen!!! Bare for å nevne: jeg hadde vært kunde der gjennom mange år, til og med fra før butikken flyttet til nåværende adressen.Den andre Afood på Grønland er mye bedre enn denne. Vennlig og hjelpsom personal. Mye rimeligere priser av samme varer.

We came here yesterday, and the service was absolutely horrible!! I attempted to buy noodles that were 29 NOK, though the cashier tried to charge me 36 NOK!! Train your staff, whatever the price tag says is what you pay

De har alt man forventer i en asiatisk butikk, hyggelig personale og gode priser.

En utrolig bra butikk med spennende utvalg!

Huge selection of Asian staples, frozen food, vegetables and some kitchenware. Some of the fresh veggies are a bit expensive and can be gotten at normal grocery store instead.The store itself is spacious and clean, but there was a lack of shopping baskets/trolleys when I visited.

good, but it seems to me that there should be a separate place for durian , bcz It smells veeery specific , and some other foods smell like durian because these some products are in one fridge with durian

They sold expired food and also snake without mentioning the expired date!!! I paid full price for them! They didn't mark anything to mention that those food are expired. The cut radish kimchi has expired for one month! I cannot find the expired date, product date or best before dates anywhere on the packages of onion rings, sesame mochi and okeji. What is worse, on the sticker that afood put on the package, they put best before dates. ( I can read Chinese) How did they know the date if the producer doesn't identify the date on the package? I doubt whether those products are qualified to export to Norway. I am new in Norway. Maybe someone can inform me how to de with those issues, like what department i should contact. This is not OK!

A Food Market is a great addition to the asia supermarket business in Oslo. It’s actually possible to move around in the store. Nicely maintained and many different products from Vietnam, Korea, Philippines, Thailand and others. A lot of different fresh vegetables.

Kvinnen i kassen ga en bra anbefaling som gjorde snacksen enda bedre. Bra varer og hyggelig betjening

Quite big Asian store where you can find wide selection of asian products, foods, spices, groceries, vegetables, frozen foods, and fruits. Although the price is more expensive compared to other Asian stores in Oslo.