I've been shopping here for a number of years - it's my go-to for items like feta (it's a whole…read moredifferent thing from what we get at the regular grocery store, trust me), olives, capers, mamood (little date-filled cookies, I can never resist. Think that's why they put them by the cash register?)... Check out the labneh in the cold case. Oh, and the diamond shaped bread at the counter, too. Incredible. The people who run it are always helpful, especially if you're looking for something specific and can't find it on the shelves.

Great selection of Persian groceries at reasonable prices. Helpful and polite staff. Store is…read moreclean and well lit.

Excellent affordable selection of baklava - lots of the other things too! Yum! And they were open…read moreuntil 9 pm!

This store is a treasure! The beautiful produce welcomes you right inside the door, I have never…read morehad fresh chickpeas before, there are only 1 or 2 per pod . The lamb at the meat counter is gorgeous! I needed a bone in leg of lamb for Easter, ( how else will I make soup?) and they helped me very nicely, cutting a bigger part so I would get planned overs. They also had beautiful chops I will certainly return for.Lots of goodies on the shelves and a really good smelling bakery. All the employees were very friendly

Super happy a friend suggested I give Dayou a visit. I love their produce selections along with the…read morefresh seafood. The store is clean and their cashiers keep the lines flowing smoothly! I like browsing the snack section for new treats along with their loose tea aisle.

I LOVE this market, but especially love its food court! My new favorite restaurant is Thai Golden…read moreBowl (individual review left on their page). My other favorite is the roasted duck stand next to Thai Golden Bowl -- shaxian delicacies. I just learned you can order roast duck with rice as a meal so I got some to go yesterday and boy howdy! This is one of the best things I've had in a long time. Truthfully I love duck more than the average person and this is that perfectly seasoned, greasy in the best way kind of duck! The grocery itself is large and clean with a great selection of Asian foods and products. Cashiers are friendly enough and lines go quickly.

This is the biggest Asian market I've been in so far. Nice mix of Indian, Chinese, Japanese, and…read moreKorean goods!

Wow. Wow. Wow. Its so big! It has so many items to choose…read morefrom! The staff is really helpful, too. We were looking for a Chinese Market in Columbus and this one is it! Its huge! (Bigger than Trader Joes,smaller than Krog There is fresh produce. Its very reasonably priced. A very long row of frozen foods. There is fresh meat-even live crab and biggest live frogs I have ever seen. They sell chicken, rabbit, duck....just about anything you could want to make an authentic Asian meal.

Fun little market, has a good variety of asian foods although you can't always find the same things…read morewhen you go

I am looking for young garlic shoots to make twice pulled garlic pork. The nice person that…read morehelped me said it out of season/ which is why its hard to find. However, in my quest I did stumble upon this amazing HUGE market. Lots of happy music. Clean aisles and counters. Tons of produce. The seafood and meat counters were full of wonderful things that one cannot find at Kroger. (Like live blue crab, snapper,eel, chicken feet, pigs feet, etc. I will be back!

Great little Middle Eastern market. We came in because we needed some Christmas cookies, oddly,…read moreand this said "bakery." We knew we wouldn't find run of the mill stuff, but hoped for sweet treats for the kids. And there were several to choose from. We ended up with a baklava sampler, and a small package of mixed cookies. Most of the store is dry goods, a large selection of interesting stuff. In the back is the butcher counter and bakery counter. We found what we wanted, and I noticed some things that looked like pasties. I became more intrigued as the owner explained them to another customer, in another language. I asked what was in them, and he ran them down: veggies, chicken, yogurt, lamb, etc. I got a lamb one since I had not eaten anything solid that day, and ate it in the car. Still warm, and full of essentially lamb stew: meat, potatoes, carrots, etc., in a slightly zippy curry sauce. Very good, very portable. We haven't tried the sweets yet but they look good, and if the kids don't like them, well, more for me. Service was very friendly and helpful. Prices are good. Selection is good. I will keep this place in mind.

My husband is from Jordan and this used to be where we went for absolutely everything Middle…read moreEastern. The previous owners were amazing. A couple of months ago they sold unfortunately and the new owners are awfu. The store is an unorganized embarrassment. All of the prices have been jacked sky high (not that imported goods aren't high enough) and then they have now decided thy are going to add a "surcharge" of 4-20% whatever they feel like at the time to all credit card transactions regardless of how much you spend. I prefer to shop small but honestly with business practices like this I'd rather get my products from the international section at Meijer. Save yourself a trip and go elsewhere. Oh and big brother if you are reading they have some counterfeit Jordan's you might be interested in.

Small-ish market, hidden away in an easy to miss strip of stores, but worth a visit if you're a…read morelover of all things Indian (sorry, grouping Pakistani and Nepali in here as well). There's an AMAZING array of spices, mixes, blends, and heaven knows what else. I love this kind of market, so even though I didn't NEED anything, I did leave with a couple of packages of exotic teas, some spicy crackers, and some curry. A limited offering of fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, home supplies, and lots of MYSTERY (to me, anyway...) items to make you feel you've temporarily left suburban Reynoldsburg for someplace MUCH more EXOTIC!! Enjoy!!

Apparently Annapurna (Indian/Nepali market) has been here for four years, and I was just told about…read moreit from a friend who works with a large population of Nepali students, so I was glad to stop by and take a peek. First off, Annapurna's product selection is pretty dang stocked compared to other small independently owned south Asian markets I've visited in Columbus. Many veggies both green and root varieties) and fruits. I versed myself on the "tree tomato" fruit via Google, as there were several in the back cooler. I stopped in to see if they carried a certain coconut Candy I've recently been introduced to, but they didn't have the exact brand I was looking for. I did buy a sack of the candy made from a different company, and it's not quite as good as Chun Guang's Coconut Milk candies - these suckers are what I like to call KRYP. TO. NITE. Watching your sugar in-take? Please do NOT read this review!

Stumbled on this while running errands in the area. I'm always up for an Asian market, and this is…read morea slightly unusual one: Thai and Lao. Smallish inside, and the aisles are packed close together and full of items. Some home and beauty items along one wall. Cold drinks upfront, a small produce section that was very enticing, frozen meals up there too. A cooler in the back has frozen seafood and sausages. Loads of brands of rice, a pretty big variety of coconut milk, assorted spices and sauces. Snacks and coffee and chewing tobacco and many other things. The owner is super friendly. Prices are pretty good. I will definitely be back. Very small parking lot right next to the road, so be careful.