“ Really nice Asian market in Gainesville with a broad variety of produce sauces an Asian food from many countries. What is interesting is that they also Carrie Asian appliances and housewares. They have fresh seafood and a variety of meats. There is a section on the side where you can order ready to eat food. Very convenient. ”

“ This place has really cool snacks and foods that are fun to try! They also have a whole section with hot food that you can order. I got rice and some entrees from the Chinese food section, and it was pretty good, though not the best Chinese food I've had. The options weren't labeled which made it hard to know what I was ordering. Otherwise, the prices are good and the service was quick. The ambiance in the store is really nice. ”

“ Located just off Archer, not too far from I-75, this Asian market is plenty big and has ample parking. The fish dept is quite popular especially on weekends, expect a little wait. Otherwise the rest of the store is large enough to not really feel super busy. Lines usually move quickly. There is a wide variety of most items you could imagine. There is also a counter to order for boba and certain food items. If looking for a well stocked Asian market in Gainesville, this is your place. ”

“ Coolest hidden gem in Gainesville! We didn't expect to find this Asian market in our small college town. But it's full of all the authentic ingredients and snacks from different countries! We def are going back to try more of the mochi donuts and the many different varieties of chip flavors they have. They even have a cucumber one ”

“ Nice market for Asian foods. Well organized, well stocked, great meat and seafood selection. I love that they now have self check out. They also have a couple of food vendors in the market. A soup vendor and a boba tea vendor. Both are great. ”

“ Enson Market has come a ways since it opened around a year ago. They now have something of a food hall set up with Tiger Sugar tea (and mochi donuts!), a hot food cafe with food to either eat there or take away, and now a poké bowl shop as well. They are even a Fotile Appliances dealer so you could in theory buy cooked food here, plus food TO cook, and even the stove to cook it on! They have also increased their selection of meat and seafood, really making a point it seems of having a good selection of fresh seafood especially. Some of the meat I've purchased here however has not been as fresh as would have been ideal and same with some produce. You really have to look at things closely. Also, produce gets mislabeled sometimes. I've seen mint or even bay leaves labeled as "Thai basil" in example more than once. The meat and seafood however seems a big draw and brings in a lot of non-Asian-American customers as well. On the downside, their selection of things like sauces and especially Chinese vinegars still needs improvement and they are hit or miss on frozen dumplings. Several other Asian markets in town actually outshine Enson in these departments despite being much smaller. The dishes and kitchenwares section could and should also be expanded for a store this size. The design of the store was a quick retrofit of the grocery that was here before, and a few things still don't quite make sense but overall clean and logical. Much cleaner and better than their older Orlando location, certainly. Korean food needs improving: fresh banchan would be great but while they improved on dumplings their kimchi and sauces selection is still wanting. Service is always good: when I've had a question or issue, they always do respond promptly and actually try to help. The store can be very busy on weekends, so I would plan accordingly and shop here weekday mornings when possible to avoid the rush and crowds. Gainesville is lucky to have Enson Market, to be sure, but it's not of the caliber of Orlando's excellent Lotte Plaza Market, either--not yet, anyways. ”

“ This place is just getting started! It is the biggest, cleanest, most wide-ranging Asian market/deli! Wow! Make sure you have time when you come here for the first time! If you like to cook with real Asian ingredients, this will be Disneyland for you! There are frozen foods, Korean foods, Chinese foods, Japanese foods, foods in jars, spices, oh, and don't get me started on the meat department. There was a long line, so I didn't see much!! They have a coffee bar, a poki bowl station and maybe even a ramen station and a sushi station! It looked like they were still setting everything up, but the Asian Market is open folks! Get some friends and go check out the amazing foods!! ”