Hikari Foods & Grocery

They didn’t have inari age fried tofu pouches or red bean paste, but they had other items that were good. Most items had only Japanese labels.

Still carriea the name and asian products but its not a primarily Japanese grocer anymore. Shelves oddly stocked as if they are trying to sell stock out.

Disappointed in the mochi I bought this week. It’s a brand I’ve purchased before but it has obviously melted and been refrozen several times. Package looked fine but when I got it home and opened it, they were inedible.

Everything in the store is packed in tight, but organized and well maintained. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. The best thing, the store is independent not worrying about greedy corporate chain prices. You get a feeling of customer satisfaction as soon as you walk in the door. The food and veggies are always fresh and kept in a fresh environment. I have a family of 6 I can go there and spend $70.00 on everything I need for the family. It is a gold mind in the rough everything from chop stix, cooking utensils, and all types of Chinese food. I don't think the store is over 1000 sq ft but they have enough in there to fill a 4000 sq ft building and still be packed. They organize with great detail. Just off the west Henrietta exit heading east just after it turns into Mt.Hope on the north side.

Huge selection of goods for a seemingly small store. Some people here need to learn how Chinese expiration dates work. They aren't usually marked with an expiration date - they're marked with a manufacturing date and how long the item is good for (sometimes before and after opening). The products here were delicious and I look forward to coming back!

It's a cluttered and small store, and it has everything. You can find everything there. I love to purchase there, they have reasonable prices on fresh produce, and good stuff on the fridge - the grated coconut and the shredded manioc (it's so difficult to find) are perfect for my cakes. Really love there.

Very rude and inappropriate. The lady at the cashing register was just on her phone texting and didn’t even lift her head to serve us. She took her time to be done with her texting. When we told her that was not right she just talked back to us. Very rude and inappropriate. If you want Chinese anything go to the marketplace one at clay road. They are very nice, good price and carry variety things.