“ Lots of variety and the taiyaki station in the center of the grocery store is great! Lot's if choices in the fillings including sweet and savory. ”

“ I am so glad I like adventure because I never would have found this otherwise. They have the best ramen selection. Good fresh food. And the food court is literally my favorite Chinese food anywhere. As a fun activity I like to buy random cold drinks from the cooler and try them, sometimes they are great, sometimes I almost puke, it's a fun game to play! ”

“ Pal-Do has Everything! I've never been disappointed by the quality or the service. I especially love the fresh fish counter. ”

“ I love this place, I always get friendly service and what I'm looking for. Between the bakery, back deli and assortment of junk/snack foods from different Asian countries I'm pleased. I've came in only once to find the produce I was looking for was rotten (surely removed). Been coming here for years and nothing will stop me but it closing. ”

“ Good grocery store. There is an isle with Chinese, Filipino, Japanese and Korean snacks. They also have a food court, a bakery, and a bungeo-ppang (taiyaki) deli. Taiyaki are 2 for $7 or 3 for $7 depending on the flavors. The taiyaki stand is kinda in the middle of the grocery store and the bakery is by the entrance. They also have European stuff (red beet, canned beef stew, cookies, sauerkraut, canned mackerel, etc). ”

“ Excellent ambiance as I was greeted with much respect. Excellent food choices and restaurants are of high-quality and very clean, The customer service overall, I feel, is exceptional and always someone readily available for assistance should I require it Thank you, JuanLeonardo Vargas ”

“ A Korean market in Lakewood. Has a food court in the back as well as a few shops. It looks a little run down but has a good selection of items. My favorite part is Mama's Kitchen where they sell fresh taiyaki. We got some with Nutella and it was 2 for $7! So delicious ”

“ Pal-Do world Is a Korean market I have been frequenting for years. There are several Asian markets in this area, but this particular one has some cool stuff to offer. They have a good selection of food and fresh fruits and vegetables in their store. The people are always friendly! They have a lovely bakery when you first walk in run by the sweetest women, and they have a food court area with a few yummy grab and goes or stay and eats. They do have some packaged food to eat on the go in the grocery store, but not too many. Prices can be a little high at times, as well. Otherwise, it's a good grocery store and a fun time. ”

“ PEKING GARDEN RESTAURANT 4/5 Love stopping at this Lakewood Koreatown Food Court for the authentic Korean food. Oddly some of the best coming from one called Peking Garden Restaurant, a Chinese & Korean restaurant, but with a Chinese restaurant name, don't let that sway you into cruising right on by and the K-food is very good. Plus only 2 of the 5 restaurants were open on a Monday afternoon. Sides Restaurant had styro wrapped trays ready To Go $6.99 Gimbaps, Kim chi, fried fish cake & prepped veggie sets for bibimbap. FOOD 3.75/5 The counter server, gal wearing a mask was so nice, patient, answering questions and kindly offering to sub the seafood in the jambong spicy red soup for meat if wanted on the half/half jjaajngmyeon black bean sauce. Also whether we just preferred to have our Kung Pao extra spicy as hubby asked for some chili oil when ordering. She also checked in how we liked the food, if we needed more water, and when I told her the hubby loved my seafood stew she inquired how I liked it though ;) Noodles were a tad too soft and overcooked and could use more proteins, minimal pork and seafood in the soups, just 1 shrimp & 7-8 thin, -inch tentacles of squid and few small pcs of diced pork in a black bean sauce that I'd prefer less sweet. Comes with a side of kim chi which was the best, salty and right amount of heat and crunch, & not so sour. Also, a side of yellow pickled daikon, and new to me raw, mild onion with a dip of vinegar and a dark molasses-type of slight salty/sweet paste. Kung Pao had large thin slices of chicken and more of a saucy heat, vs a chili oiled drier stir fry with baby corn, onion, peas, carrot, and peanuts. Hubby needed some soy sauce and he was mostly pleased and said he'd go for the jambong next time. SERVICE 5* Leaving we asked for boxes to go and mentioned their fantastic Kim chi. Seconds later she arrived at the table with another to-go portion?! Such a delightful person, excellent service and yummy experience, AND in a Food Court :) !! The service is 5* very personal like a restaurant, only ordering at the counter. PAl DO MARKET 3.5/5 An Asian Bakery sits at the front and don't miss your other sweet treat option over by the fresh fish counter lol, Mom's Deli serving a fish waffle filled with sweet red beans right in the middle of the store! Asian food choice overload, umpteen noodles & seaweeds, fermented pastes, Korean & Japanese snacks, some more unusual Korean beers, along with rice/pressure cookers. Fresh veggies were not as clean as other markets, bit tired and wilted, and overall pricier it seemed too esp for fresh mushrooms $14.99/lb oysters, but selection is amazing. Easy mile+ off the I5 corridor for some home K-town cooking, fill your fridge and freezer up at the same time!! ”