Nice selection of Russian and other European treats. Family owned very nice people running the…read morestore. Support local small business. Stop in try some things you might never have had.

This is a place you need to experience to understand. Part grocery store, part toy store,…read moreinternational food, multiple bars, animatronics, themed bathrooms, you name it. The aisles are color coded and numbered to assist with way finding which is helpful as at some point you will separate from your party and need signposts to find them again.

Love this store!!! Only 2 hrs from home. Must have the extreme queso and the truffles every time we…read morevisit!!! Large selection of beer, wine, cheese and so much more!!! Plenty of parking, you will spend 2 hrs here easy!!! Every ethnic department you can think of and samples too. Drink a beer or a glass of while u shop!!

I was able to find those viral fruit ice creams in the back of the store. The store is well…read moreorganized and bigger than I thought. Will be back again in the future.

Just shopped here and want to say I was impressed. This was one of the cleanest super market I've…read morebeen to in the area. No strong odors, the interior looks new. I appreciated that the price tags had the item description in English. The produce was nicely stacked, good quality and good price for most of it! There's a variety of fresh noodles, tea, beverages, ramen, seasonings, snacks, meat and seafood. It looks to be fairly new-ish with refrigeration systems in a few isles that haven't been set up yet. They have a small cafeteria that can set up a meal for 7$. I was looking for items to make some soup and found them instantly. Everyone was so nice and welcoming too. While the place isn't huge, if you're looking for herbs, produce and snacks, I would give this place a try.

Happy Promise custard cream cakes from Korea, Hello Kitty mini puddings from Taiwan, garlic (or…read morewasabi, take your pick) crispy peas from the good ol' PROC... Huy Fong Vietnam Chili Garlic sauce in a jar.... Hong Kong moon cakes in mini tins within a beautiful gift tin. Quail eggs, duck eggs (fresh or pickled), bok choy, bean sprouts, exotic greens. Dried noodles, dried peppers, dried shrimp. "Houston Cowboy" brand flavored soda from the Philippines. Spare ribs, pork loin, ground pork, pork hearts, a whole pig's head looking right at me from the butcher section. A wall of frozen foods, didn't study them but I did notice pot stickers (imported from an Asian country, needless to say). English as a second (or third) language on every can, box and bag. Oh.... and Tiger Balm! It's a fully complete small local independent super mart. As a native New Yorker of Italian and Polish descent, I'd call this store THE most authentic, and complete, Asian mart in the area ... perhaps the only one, too? Been here twice, the other shoppers were all Asians, as were the staff. Felt like I was back on Main Street in Flushing for a while. Which is cool. The first time we stopped in, I bought a small jar of that chili garlic sauce, which is made by the same folks who bring you Sriracha rooster sauce. In fact the jar has the same rooster logo. Never saw it anywhere else and wanted to try it. That jar got used up PDQ so we came back today for the large economy size. And of course grabbed some other goodies as well. Gotta love those happy Asian cakes, cookies, and crunchies. Prices were more than reasonable, if you're looking to stock up on any type of Asian goods, I'd say skip Jungle Jim and come here instead. Friendly employees/owners, too, who seemed happily amused by my enthusiasm for Hello Kitty - and my reaction to the pig's head. Ahh, would that we had a similar ITALIAN mart within striking distance! I continue to hope and dream. This place is meant to be Asian, though, and since Asian it is, and a complete market, five stars it is.

I've never been to an Asian market before so I had few expectations. I was really happy with my…read moreexperience. The woman working got fresh bean sprouts from the back for me. She answered my questions and helped me find things. The produce, although a little disorganized, was fresh. Some of the packages simply said "vegetable" and I'm sure regular customers know what they are looking for, but again, I got lots of help. I wasn't impressed with the meat but I did get frozen salmon and halibut. The store is a bit cluttered but I think that it's fine. Don't be bougie about it and you'll be glad you went. I got a ton of fresh food for $42.

Wide range of African groceries. Love this store. From frozen meats to vegetables that are hard to…read morefind. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Lekki Market specializes in importation of the best African food from Africa to United States of…read moreAmerica. It is a family owned business. Prices are very competitive. If you are looking for an authentic African food , Lekki is your store. Thank you.

Visiting Cincinnati for the first time and loving the city! Am enjoying all these great finds and…read morelocal gems such as: The best place..yes... the BEST place to find fresh cooked and deliciously seasoned roast duck and roast pork is here at Cam International Market. The roast duck has crispy skin, roasted to a point where it's not gamey. Generous sized, even half a duck is plenty for 2 to share. The roast pork is well seasoned and skin wax super crunchy. Plenty of lean meat. The rest of the grocery store had a great variety of international foods (Italian, Turkish, Etc) canned and bottled goods as well as Asian items.

With my years stay in northern Kentucky, i grow to like CAM, i find the merchandise is fresh, and…read moreprice is good. They also has the beef shank i needed to cook for thin sliced beef, and sun-dried dry noodle which is delicious. I got a giant jar or grandma spicy sauce for 7 dollars where i never have seen this size of bottle anywhere even in Shanghai China. I gradually grow to love CAM as well as American.

What are your hours of operations? I came earlier today but it had a "Be right back sign" so I went…read morehome then came back an hour later but you were still closed.

My boyfriend and I live in the Oregon District area and were very happy when Spice Paradise opened…read moreup. Not only do they have a great variety, they have awesome prices and the woman who owns it is super nice! My boyfriend is big into cooking and we definitely like to support the great businesses in the Oregon.

They have things I've always wanted to try.. They also have fresh fish. The prices are not to bad…read more I just wish that they would take the healthy benefits card.

Saraga International Grocery had such a great selection of international foods, drinks, and…read moreingredients -- there was so much variety to explore. What stood out even more was how kind and considerate the staff was. I was there on crutches, and one of the employees even asked if I would like them to get a cart for me. It wasn't necessary, but it was such a thoughtful gesture and very much appreciated. My family and I really enjoyed our experience, and we're already planning when we can go back. It's always nice to shop somewhere where you feel welcomed and taken care of.

Wow this place is disgusting. They had fish out of refrigerators, rotten vegetables and the prices…read morewere high. The cauliflower had mold and the vegetables in bags was browning. There was also a faint rotten smell.

I am a 66 year old woman who spent a year of college in Japan. I went to the HAPPY ASIAN MARKET…read morefor the first time to pick up a couple items that I was longing to revisit and incorporporate into my diet. I asked the gentleman at the register if he could tell me where a certain item was. (I am pretty good at finding things, however, I don't read Kanji characters and some of the packaging here doesn't include English. I get that. No problem.) He said, "This is a grocery store. You may have to look around." REALLY DUDE?? This is your idea of customer service at the freaking HAPPY ASIAN MARKET??? What an oxymoron. He must have been having a bad day, because eventually, he approached me with a small basket and asked me what else I needed. Next time, I will go to the PLEASING MARKET in Fairborn. I have a feeling they will live up to their name.