Super G Mart Pineville

Akshat 3 months ago

Super G is one of the best places in the Charlotte area if you’re looking for international groceries. The selection is huge, especially for Asian ingredients, fresh produce, seafood, spices, noodles, snacks, and frozen foods. I also like that they carry products from several different countries, so it’s easy to find ingredients that are hard to get elsewhere. The store can get pretty busy on weekends, but it’s generally well stocked and the prices are reasonable. The food court is worth checking out too if you want a quick bite after shopping. Overall, it’s a great one-stop shop for anyone who enjoys cooking international cuisine or just wants to explore something new. Our favorite is the Asian section where we always find something interesting to try. The seafood and meat section is also quite diverse. The staff tries their best to help you out. There’s a bakery inside, along with a toy store. Restrooms inside are mostly clean. Sufficient parking is available outside.

Michelle P Edited 4 months ago

Had a great experience here today. The staff member working outside by the door was very helpful. It was my first time here and he gave me directions to the food area. I really appreciated the great service today. Very clean and well organized store also.

D 6 months ago

Super G Mart in Greensboro is easily one of the best spots in the area for anyone who actually likes to cook. The scale of the place is impressive, but the real draw is that it isn't just another standard Asian market. You can find sections dedicated to European and South American goods that go way beyond the basics, which makes it a solid one-stop shop if you're hunting for specific international ingredients you can't get at a Walmart, Harris Teeter or Food Lion. The produce and seafood selection is usually massive and fresh, though the sheer variety can be overwhelming if you don't have a list. The only real catch is the pricing. You have to be diligent and actually look at the screen while they're ringing you up. It’s not uncommon for the price on the shelf to be different from what pops up at the register, or for a tag to be misplaced. If you don't pay attention, you'll end up paying more than you planned

Gentleman Caller 6 months ago

So it's a giant grocery store on one side (Think exotic foods/spices) and a food walk around on the other side. The food court/walk is amazing. It's kinda like walking through Japanese/Thailand/Korea. Food is good and recommend checking it out.

Ken Lam 7 months ago

A nice organized Asian supermarket. Has a wide variety of produce, meat, seafood, and spices, dried and canned goods. The prices are higher than around R-D. The eatery area is pretty nice with a variety of establishments from numerous ethnic areas.