Jusgo Supermarket

The most broad supply of Filipino goodies, frozen meats, fish, preserves and fresh produce.
The price is a little higher than the other usual suspects (Hiep Thai, Hong Kong Market, Ranch 99) but this place is well lit and much cleaner than those guys. They would get a fifth star if they clean up the fish staff — those effers can be rude.

This store is not fancy. And it’s definitely not the cleanest asian market I’ve been to, but it will suffice until Mitsuwa comes to Plano.
I was; however, very happy that they carried jackfruit that are cut in half. This makes it more economical for me because I live alone. A whole jackfruit would be way too much for me to eat. The jackfruit was ripe and cost about $ 8.75
That is the only standout item that caught my attention at this store. They do carry a variety of Chinese goods and some Korean items.

Majority of the things here are cheaper than H mart and you can find more exotic products here! I’ve been trying to find nice fresh coconut, red curry paste, and wontons and I couldn’t find them at other stores but here. They sell live lobsters for cheap (I think it was $ 9.99 per pound) and crawfish too! The plastic bags they put your groceries in are the sturdy ones too. The only thing bad about this place is some of their products don’t list expiration date at all (like their refrigerated egg noodles), but that’s the characteristic of many Chinese products.

Mislabeled products! We were looking for red pitaya (Pitahaya roja, or red dragon fruit) which is much sweeter and more expensive than the white ones (Pitahaya blanca). So we saw some at Jusgo and bought some. When we got home and cut them open, they were white,@$%!@#…feel like been cheated and are very disappointed.

Good selection, the store is fairly large and generally well-​kept. Prices seem to be reasonable. Also, the crêpe place in the entryway is great.

Slightly cheaper snacks and ramune than h mart, but the fish smell while shopping kills me ha. It’s always crowded so leaving your basket for a second to go down an aisle is the easiest way I’ve found to shop. They’re the only Asian market in the area I’ve found to get these certain Chinese crackers. Delicious. The cashiers are super friendly. Also try umineko sushi in the shopping center, they’re cheap and good!

They have the best prices on meat and produce! Can’t compare to ANY American Chain! I literally bought enough for 3 full dinners for $ 28 compared to the $ 60’ot would cost at Kroger. Some Asian markets smell awful but this one is always busy and clean.

This place is so much fun!
While I can’t say I come here every day, I’ve visited about two or three times and every time I leave I wonder why I don’t come more often. This store is quirky, fun, and there’s so many interesting things to try. The place is usually very busy and somewhat clean, but the employees are always so nice! Really cool place, even if you’re just going to spend the time walking around.

Visited there yesterday and must drop my rating by a star this time around for the following reasons: First of all, there was an unearthly fetid reek emanating from somewhere in the middle of the produce section. Not your usual asian-​grocery-​fish-​section-​funk, this was plain awful. There was a mop and bucket parked near the area and judging by the state of the mop it could have been coming from that, but honestly the stench was so overwhelming I couldn’t get closer to investigate.
Second reason is that when I swung by the meat market to pick up some ground pork, I happened to glance under the platform of the scale up front where they weigh your meat, and saw that it was littered with clumps of partially fossilized meat byproducts. It looked somewhat like footage sent back by the Mars rover only not in a good way. Hoping this experience was a fluke and things will have improved by the next time I stop by…

This place is awesome! You can walk around it for hours and get everything you’ve always wanted and way more — things you’ve never even thought about. Yes, it’s usually busy — but that doesn’t matter. It’s clean, well-​stocked, and fresh produce is usually… well, fresh. In short, I definitely recommend.

They have a really good selection of fish to choose from and it was really clean. No stinky fish smell.
They have frogs, yes they are alive, which is freaky to see 50 of them in a container. They also have live turtles and conch to make ceviche.
They have a large variety of Asian foods from various countries. They also have some of the best fermented kimchi. The selections of fruits and vegetables is pretty awesome.

Jusco is one of the better Asian Supermarkets in the area. It has a great food court but the prices are a bit higher than Ranch 99 or H Mart. Its clean and bright which is a plus. The produce is above average and the meat is above average. The one thing I didn’t like about this place however was the lack of selection. Every time I came here it seems to get worse and worse and its inconsistent on what items they do stock. I am from LA and am used to shopping at Market World and I was told Jusco was similar. It isn’t though.

This place is just average. They had a limited meat selection, and the seafood didn’t look too fresh. Nonetheless, I still go there to buy live tilapia and ground pork sometimes.

I really dig this place. So much cleaner then what I am used to with asian supermarkets. So many more selection. Their meat and seafood section is just great… and its like there is a sale all the time. I just can’t get enough.

This is one cleaned supermarket! It’s very cute inside. It is like a typical Asian supermarket plaza that has little stores and food inside and out. Some of their items were priced cheaper than the Asian supermarkets around the area. I would love to take my mother in law here. I loved how they organized their food/​candy aisle. It’s a really cute supermarket.

Jusgo is my go to asian supermarket. With ranch 99 an exist away and h-​mart 2 exists away, I still prefer Jusgo. It’s smaller than the two but still always have everything that I need. I also find that the prices are slightly cheaper than the other two.
Vegetables are always very fresh, which is a big deal for me. The meat and seafood section is kept fairly clean. When you walk in most asian supermarket, it reeks of fishy odors, but not at Jusgo. I also really appreciate the specials that Jusgo have. For example, they’ll have nature sweet cherry tomatoes for .79 cents while Walmart still has them for $ 3.99! Score!
The one thing I wish Jusgo had is a better selection for tropical fruits when in season, such as Logan’s, rambutans and baby green mangos. I usually have to drive all the way to hiep thai in garland to get them.

I haven’t been here in a few months and it changed its name on me?! I didn’t approve of that!
It’s actually pretty clean, but the selection wasn’t great and actually seems less than what it use to be. I came in for my hot pot ingredients and didn’t find the stuff that I wanted and will have to go to Ranch 99. The only thing that is still awesome about this place is the little eatery on the far right side (when entering the store) that sells rice and three sides. It’s all authentic and for a cheap price. Cash only though.

This place reminds me of my childhood. Actually, this place is pretty much my childhood.
Some people prefer the more polished look of 99 Ranch/​H Mart, but I love this place because of how weird, quirky, and slightly dysfunctional it is. Like, why would you have a crêpe place next to a place that sells curtains and blinds? Because they can, that’s why. And if when wheeling out your cart you’re not on edge because you’re afraid of running it into the Chinese china (haha), then you’re not living properly.

This place has gone downhill since they changed to Jusgo.
The quality of meat from the butcher is terrible. Their small ribs are cut unevenly. One end is less than ½ an inch and the other end in more than an inch. I bought beef flank but I got beef shank. The meat had lots of soft tissue and was very tough. Shank is for stewing, I wanted to get flank for stir fry. Their pork belly was very thin. Wasn’t thick enough for stewing.
I just get my meats from Carrollton Plaza these days.
The rest of their Asian produce are ok.

Looking over the reviews for this place, I see that there is some negativity about the recent remodel and management changes; since I hadn’t visited prior to these changes, I can only comment on what I see now.
First, I was amazed at the scope of this place. It’s almost an indoor mall of Asian products, including foods of all kind, non-​food products and all are contained in the main store plus some other little shops within.
I should also say that I’m American born and raised, and while I’ve been to Japan and South Korea and have had some fairly authentic Asian cuisine, I don’t have a huge knowledge base in the area of shopping. There’s plenty of stuff here that I don’t even know how it would be used, and some things that I’m pretty sure I don’t want to try. But, for the items I was looking for (oyster sauce and shirataki noodles), I was able to find what I wanted and, particularly on the sauce, had a vast array of options to choose from.
Probably the most surprising area of the store was the very busy and vast meat market, featuring a huge array of fresh and frozen items from sea and land. I’m not sure how many people would make this a destination for buying ground chuck, but hey, they’ve got it.
Although I wasn’t shopping for produce, they had a lot of that as well, and most of it seemed to be of good quality (at least visually).
I’ll definitely be visiting this place again, but I’l admit, I’m a little lost in there sometimes. :)