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.

One thing about me is that I'll find the Filipino stores in whatever city I am in. This place…read morereally is a Sari Sari store tucked in a plaza with a euro market, a chain Hawaiian bbq plate fast food spot, a Vietnamese restaurant, and a couple of other random spots I can't recall. This particular store has everything you need to make popular Filipino dishes in Columbus Ohio, save for the lechon. I'm curious where Chuchay Supermarket 1 is. I came for a tabo (lol), a fiesta plate for my media noche display (mmm puto, sapin sapin, and kusinta), and some candies from my childhood (sampaloc). The lady who rang me up was of course lovely to talk to. The store also features another area where they sell purses and housewares. I'll definitely have to come back here whenever I visit my in-laws.

Chuchay's now has a location near me? Love it!…read more I noticed the shop a few months ago when I was dining at Pho Chef next door, but hadn't been in town to check it out. My friend wanted to check it out so we drove over here. Not super busy on a Sunday afternoon! They have more inventory than the main grocery in Westerville! I got a few things: a sauce for making sisig, fishdah (fish-flavored chips), instant arroz caldo, frozen bangus fish, and calamansi juice. Most ingredients I already had at home. But the frozen stuff piqued my interest. I would love to try the different boba ice cream flavors and other snacks. They have quite a decent selection of frozen seafood too. My favorite is bangus. But they also had red snapper among other things. It's a family-owned store. They are the same folks who own Kuya Ian!

Asia Market? International Grocery? The name depends on which side you are standing on, because…read morethe signs say different things. But it's a good, small Asian market. Most of the stuff is Vietnamese, and the super friendly owners seem to be, so if that is what you are looking for you are in luck. I didn't know what a lot of the stuff was, but found a few things I knew and a few things I wanted to try. Owner was very helpful, and easy to talk to about many topics (we had a long chat about the current situation.) Lots of dry goods, a big frozen section, fish, meat, some produce. A few household things. The most scotch bonnet peppers I've ever seen in one place. Prices are reasonable. Store is clean and organized. Handy location. I had been nearby before but never stopped, and I will be back now that I have seen it up close.

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.

Business hours according to the new owners 6am-9pm…read more So, I didn't even realize this was an Asian market that's been here for a while! I was quite excited to check it out. Apparently, the original Asian couple no longer owns this and new owners took over fairly recently. Things are still being organized as they say, a lot of products don't have prices or they are in different places so it's kind of a surprise bill when you go to the register. I'd say it's a little bit on the expensive side for example compared to Saraga International. But for a quick thing or two this store can be handy. It also connected to the Asian eatery. No fresh produce here, a lot of canned goods, snacks and frozen items.

This is an interesting little market attached to Kuyu's. I stopped into Kuyu's for dinner and saw a…read moredoor leading to Chuchay's. They make it convienant to wander back and forth while waiting on the food to be ready. This market may be small but has many of the essentials and some speciality foods. They are mostly all canned, frozen, and packaged items.

I stopped in here a few weeks ago, looking for ingredients for jollof rice and kebabs. I am in on…read morea walker. I could not have been treated any kinder ! The man at the front counter not only told me where to find it, he offered to get both for me! And when I told my friend she could wait in the car, he told her " I'll make sure she gets back to the car safely." Proving yet again how wonderful Ghanaians are. I wish I had reason to shop here more often, and certainly look forward to my next visit . P.S., I was told the goat for the kebabs was wonderful, and I was graded A+ !! I got a B+ for my jollof; no kanzo.. but I'll take it for my first attempt

The only place my dad trusts to get Ghanaian groceries…read more They also send stuff to Ghana for ya. You can buy huge barrels and such to place them in. They're also very nice here. They get regulars and remember their customers. I love getting plantain chips here or chin chin.

Medium-sized market with loads of good stuff. A big cold section, a butcher in back looks like,…read morelots of dry goods, drinks, snacks. Assortments of packaged baklava, and some fresh baked goods. Good selection of dates. I had just been to two other markets or I would have gotten several things.

What a GEM! You wanna talk about awesome sandwiches? Let's talk about the amazing sammies and the…read morebest dang pita we have ever had, both found here in this little unassuming market. We had read they offered sandwiches a few years ago, so we went to check it out. At the back of the shop, there's a little kitchen, but no menu or chairs or anything. A nice young man asked us from behind the counter Hoe he could help and we asked about sandwiches. He said yes they do have them. He said they had chicken shawarma, another kind (maybe lamb?), falafel...we went with two chicken shawarma and he said typically it has garlic and pickles. It was mind-blowingly good! Comfort food in sandwich form. Additionally we picked up gigantic flat breads. Highly recommend any of their pitas and flat breads. Rumor has it they make them for most restaurants around town.

The baked goods were interesting to try as an American that has never tried those kinds before…read more They sell out of some of the baked goods so they are obviously popular. Savory spices in the cookies. The cashier was kind and explained what each thing was. They have a small selection of snacks as well.

Stumbled on this while looking around the mall, after I came out of Arirang market. Looks like…read moreit's been here a year or two, but I don't get over this way often. Small, but packed with interesting stuff. Some is standard Middle Eastern fare, dates, dry goods, etc. But a lot is Afghani. I got some snacks and dates. In the back they make big naan, and maybe more food, I couldn't tell. Very friendly staff. Nice variety of items. Prices are decent. Definitely worth checking out, and you can visit Arirang, the Turkish market on the other side of this arm of the mall, and the Middle Eastern market over in the little strip by Godown. Plus loads of interesting restaurants, of course.