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Jusgo Supermarket

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HU Hung Do
Google review · a year ago · 5/5

This is a review for the food court inside Jusgo supermarket. Our group of 21 people came here for lunch & tried at least 5-6 different vendors. All the foods were amazing. Portions were huge & prices very reasonable. If you want to try different Asian foods, come try. The cashiers are very helpful, so ask any questions. Plenty of tables & chairs, as well as parking. We ordered 2 Chinese crullers for the congee, they were the largest I’ve seen. I thought it was a prank or not real. Take a look at the photos of the amazing foods. I did not get a chance to photo all the foods since they came out different times from different vendors. 2 thumbs up for the food court SS well the supermarket.

JA James Zorn
Google review · 4 months ago · 5/5

I had some delicious Thai food from the Food Hall and the supermarket is packed with hard to find international goods. The staff I spoke with spoke English and everyone was helpful. Very cool spot!

ST Stevi Stephens
Google review · 2 months ago · 5/5

This my favorite Asian market in the area. The bakery have some cook sweets and the food court has plenty of options. I want to go back and try the matcha ice cream. Love the variety in the store as well.

FO Food Soul
Google review · 3 months ago · 5/5

They have a lot of Asian products like Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean from fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood to frozen food. They are really organize all the zones separating sauces, herbs, snacks, kitchen utensils and more from fresh products. So, the floor can be really clean to walk around. They also have food court that you can order, sit and eat.

CA Cal Ostertag
Google review · 6 months ago · 5/5

Great supermarket, big and customers are well distributed through the whole place thanks to its size and big variety. Never many crowds except at the food court and fresh foods (seafood, produce). Ate at the dumpling shop facing the market, very delightful! Tokyo Kuma in the same building is a Japanese pop culture shop with fun drinks, snacks, and beauty products too. The bakery looks nice, I didn't stick around it much though.

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