I've only been here a handful of times, but each time resulted in plenty of snacks and groceries. There were plenty of sale items to peruse. These are along the front, right side of the store if you're entering from the main entrance. And there was a good variety of choices if you're looking for something specific. There was an expansive tea selection (bag and loose), pickled vegetable packets (which go great on rice), and a very, very large dim sum area. And of course there's also a good number of snacks to choose from. This market is fun because on the other side of the Jusgo there's the food court, Japanese store, and claw machines. The hubs and I spent about 3 hours total shopping, eating, and ending up at Jusgo.

Co-worker told me to check this place out. Large selection of food and very clean and bright. One thing I noticed is that it does NOT smell like a typical Asian market. Prices are very comparable with other Asian grocery stores. Asked cashier how long the store has been opened and I was given silence and cold shoulder. What is it with Asian markets where cashiers always looked like they are pissed off and NEVER smile and won't carry on a conversations.

Ample parking, clean store attached to Tokyo Kuma and food court. This grocery store has just about everything under the sun you could want in an Asian grocery store. It's not easy finding an employee to ask a question but the cashier was efficient and pleasant.

Lots of produce and pantry items to look through along with a cafeteria directly connected! Probably best to eat before shopping so there is less to lug around after and you're tempted to buy less when shopping. Staff were friendly and I loved the incorporation of American and Asian products available. Prices were pretty fair and a good amount of registers to check out at. Private parking lot makes it an even more convenient trip, would come again!

The experience I had at Jsugo Supermarket was really cool, the produce they sell is unique, the different types of ramen u can buy is some of the best that I've had, not to mention the ramen bowls they sell are really high quality.

This store is full of surprises. I went to get the ice cream shape like a mango. They were sold out for 5 months. Soon as it was on TikTok it was gone. Anyway I find a lot of other goodies. The service is self service. The ambiance is mind your business and finding what you need. The ice cream that I get has gone up but that ok. It's worth it.

Really great selection of produce and other food products. Price is great on sale items. Wish they had more Asian products made elsewhere and not from China. Store is clean. Service is fine.

Jusgo Supermarket is part of a chain of Asian American supermarkets that are owned and operated by Hong Kong-based PARKnSHOP. Jusgo sells a lot of East Asian products from China, Korea and Japan, among others. I took a quick shopping walk through Jusgo Supermarket while R waited in the food court for our food that we ordered at one of the food court stalls. The food court is directly connected to the supermarket by 2 separate sets of steps and a potentially slippery ramp (there is even a warning sign pointing out that the ramp may be slippery). Jusgo shares a very big and free parking lot with nearby businesses, and there were a whole lot of parking spaces that were not being used when we arrived at about 7 pm on a Monday evening. The supermarket was very clean. The store is big and looks like it keeps its shelves fully stocked with inventory. I saw a lot of fruits and vegetables that I didn't recognize, and I've been to many Asian markets. Just about all of the produce I saw were very fresh. I saw some seafood on ice, but not that many varieties - fish, shrimp and crab. I'm not sure if they just didn't have that much inventory to begin with, or if they were sold out of many types of seafood, or possibly put seafood out of sight into refrigerators for the night. I saw a lot of meats, some of it, like short ribs, on sale, but I thought that the prices for meats, even the ones on sale, were generally higher those at other Asian market competitors. For instance, I was considering of buying fresh headless shrimp at Jusgo, but I saw that the price was about $2/lb more here, so that was a no go for me. I had to leave the market and walk up a set of steps to the food court where my food was being served.

I just discovered this place a couple of weeks ago after ordering food from their food court. Jusgo Supermarket is an outstanding Chinese grocery store and carries such a large variety of fresh produce, noodles, teas, sauces, and cook wear as well. When I lived in Shanghai there were certain drinks that I became accustomed to drinking and been having a hard time finding them and surprised. They carry them here at Jusgo Supermarket. Overall the store is very well organized, has an incredible food court that I would highly recommend people visit for authentic Guangdong/Cantonese Cuisine and other regions as well. Overall, very impressive and had plenty of room to park too. [Review #645]  (1st Review of 2022)