Galleria Asian Market 3111 Packard Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48108

"The store has a nice variety of produce to buy and it is a very clean store. The people working there are so helpful and nice."

"Hi, don't scam your customers. I realize it's less than a dollar's difference, but why bother having price tags on items if you're going to make up an arbitrary number on the spot and call it 'grocery'? This is so shady and gross. Everyone shopping here: Please check the price tags and make sure they input the correct number."

"Under new ownership in the summer of 2023. Customer service is courteous, cheerful, and eager to help without being overbearing. It's a medium sized Asian grocery store that focuses on Korean and Japanese products. Their stock is fresh and the store is clean. They don't have any ready to eat, deli type offerings, but they do have plenty of bagged salty snacks and packaged sweet items. Their produce cases are small but well stocked and the items are rotated regularly so everything is fresh. They have a fairly comprehensive selection of fresh produce that covers most of the items that you couldn't get in a large supermarket, but it's not extensive. It's generally a safe bet if you're looking for Japanese or Korean produce that isn't usually available at a non-Asian grocery. Prices are in line with other grocery stores at this time. They have an extensive freezer section with lots of convenient Korean and Japanese items. The prices have gone up, but no more than they have anywhere else. Another reviewer mentioned this and I'd like to do the same - all of the prices are clearly marked. I really appreciate that as I'm unwilling to buy anything without knowing the price in advance. I don't even bother bringing things to the register if I can't find a price. That's not a problem at Galleria Market. It's always been a nice store. Under the new management it's even nicer."

"I just discovered this place recently and have been going once or twice a week, that is until today The bean cake I bought has mold all over it! come on now do they not check their stock?"