Park To Shop Supermarket

The saving grace here is their food court. It has one of the few places in the suburbs that has decent Korean Chinese food and Korean soups. Unfortunately ever since the new management took over, it seems to have only gone downhill from there. Plenty of parking available. Seems to be a high turn around for business inside. Not a good sign.

Amazing especially inside the grocery supermarket it has alots of fresh seafoods!! We also likes free samples they were making it very delicious.

Got here when they open @ 8:30am. It was nicely quiet and clean. Large selection of fresh vegetables and most of them are nicely packed. Very decent prices on most of the goods. Great selection of seafood, poultry, Chinese herbs, drinks, snacks, bakeries, Korean goods, beauty products, noodles, sauce, kitchen items, woks, pots, pans, hotpot pots and many more. Chinese Barbecue over The Weekends. There’s small food court along with some retails shops. Fewer empty spots are available for rent. Plenty of parking lots. Overall it was nice to check it out.

This used to be a Korean grocery store, the Chinese Park to shop took over the space and seems to have lower their prices, so far the quality is good and so are the prices. Hope this isn’t just during the grand opening period. Will keep an eye on them.

It's old and seems empty when you first walk in, but don't let that deter you. The store is clean, the standard prices are often lower than the nearby H-Mart, and the food court is fantastic when it comes to quality and variety. There are a lot of great options, like Mongolian, Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Thai.

The grocery store was nice. The individual running the pho place that particular day in the food court was really ill tempered/disgruntled (to the point that it was almost funny, but I'm still taking off a star for it), though the food was pretty good.

Always a fun experience shopping here. There's plenty of fresh produce, fresh fish and seafood, and cleanly butchered meats, as well as canned goods, frozen goods, dried goods, a wide assortment of noodles, tea's, juices, and adult beverages. The availability of different Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian ingredients, food, and sundries has me coming back for more so I may explore new and unique flavors to use when I experiment with my cooking.