Nihao Seafood and Oriental Market

Nihao has the basics and a bit more in terms of Asian food. The store isn't too big but it's not really small either. They have some cool stuff. I like that they had plates and bowls you could buy in that "traditional" Chinese style. The prices were good too. The owners weren't particularly friendly or talkative, but I think that's because they can't speak English very well. If there's something Asian food related you want, it probably is here, and for a good price.

I was in search of a good Asian Market. This place fits all my needs for Korean ingredients, hard to find cuts of meat, seafood. Great selection of dry goods like rice, noodles and seasonings. There prices are lower then any supermarkets and quality is superior to Publix, Whole Foods and the others. Only place I've found bean sprouts that aren't brown and gross. I'd suggest this place to anyone that is in need of Asian ingredients from many types. Cuts of meat most people have only ever seen on TV. The staff was amazing, I was asked by 3 employees if I needed help. I bought all there napa cabbage today " Sorry". It's such good quality! So I increased the amount of Kimchi being made tomorrow 😁. Thank you to the owners and anyone that works there. I haven't found a market like this in Tallahassee since I was in Baltimore, MD last time. 👍👍👍👍👍💪

Definitely a gem. Tofu, dumplings and things I didnt need. Great prices.

Sells expired items. Sold soup that expired in 2024. Stores aren't even supposed to carry let alone sell expired items or items past due date.

Door dashed this place and the food was so bad it was inedible. Literally. I ordered for 3 and we all ended up throwing our orders away. I called and they refused any type of refund.

The owners of this supermarket, especially the male owner, have no idea how to respect customers. The female owner is slightly better, but they both don’t know how to run a business or make customers feel valued and respected. The male owner gives off the vibe that he's judging and watching customers. His expression is full of disdain and dissatisfaction. Let me share my experience: I bought a small amount of items, and normally they provide a detailed receipt with each item listed. But this time, the male owner only gave me a receipt showing the total price. I asked for the detailed receipt, and he said it was in the bag. When I told him that wasn’t it and that he only gave me the total, he dismissively said, "You only bought a few items, what's the point?" I felt completely disrespected. I told him that regardless of how many items I buy, I should get a detailed receipt. He reluctantly gave me one, but not even once did he look at me. After reading other reviews about this store, I completely agree with those who recommend Lynn's, another supermarket in town. The experience there is far better—every time I walk in, the owners and staff greet us warmly and treat us with patience and respect. They are kind people. But at Nihao Market, communication is a major issue. The male owner acts like he’s always angry at you and responds rudely if you have any questions or concerns. I swear I will never go back to this store again.

My son goes here all the time. He loves it and always unique things that he likes to try. A lady was nice and knowledgeable and questions about some of the products