Very good Afghan chapati and pizza. Good selection of central Asian pre-prepared foods and…read moreingredients.

Nice place. Located where the 7-Eleven used to be next to Subway. The Yelp map is wrong. It is…read morepointing at MudBay by Whole Foods. I have no idea where those pizza pictures came from. This place does not make pizza. This place doesn't make anything. There is still no kitchen set up.

Nice small Asian grocery store. The customer service can be better ?? I asked if they have a…read moreTeriyaki sauce and he told me he does not know Teriyaki sauce ?? . The mangos they have were delicious and great prices too.

Love this small asian market tucked away in the corner of a strip mall near Martha Lake. Saves…read morelocals the hassle from driving down to Seattle for the essentials. In particular, this market excels in its tropical fruit selection, they have an incredible variety. Always happy to stop by to pick up some ripe, sweet, and ready to eat fruit. Seriously, the fruit they sell here is of great quality at a fair price. Some fruits include rambutan, longan, lychee, papaya, kumquat, mangosteen, guava, cherimoya, golden dragon fruit... I love it all! Be sure to follow their Facebook page for the latest updates on new shipments :)

I got the Knafeh with strawberries and pistachio and it is so so good. The strawberries were fresh,…read morethe chocolate rich, and the knafeh was crunchy. She had many other fresh baked Greek and Egypt treats. She was incredibly nice. A hidden gem for sure!

Wandered in to browse. Almost nothing had the price marked, so I didn't feel particularly…read morecomfortable buying anything. The owners kept offering to help me look for stuff, so I figured what's the harm? Wandered in to browse. Almost nothing had the price marked, so I didn't feel particularly comfortable buying anything. The owners kept offering to help me look for stuff, so I figured what's the harm? Asked about kataifi cause I like knafeh, and they said they had some. They pulled out a 1lb box, and rung it up for $16.99. Now I hadn't looked up how much kataifi was supposed to cost beforehand, but at this point I was pretty sure I was getting overcharged, even with the high demand for it due to the dubai chocolate craze. This is probably why they left the price off everything. Guess you make your business gains where you can get them. I figure the $10+ extra I spent is probably worth less than the receipt I get to share now. I'd really urge you to try going to a different store that's more transparent.

I was certainly spoiled by living next to Dearborn, with the multitude of Iraqi markets on…read moreGreenfield and Warren. Now since moving to Seattle, I've been on the hunt for a similar market and Mmarket seemed to fit the bill. This is a small market that most importantly (for me at least) has a small kitchen pumping out classic Iraqi dishes, and also the typical Iraqi breads. Iraqi-Style Beef Kabob ($2.99) - They only had beef kabobs available when I stopped by. They grill the kabobs over a normal gas grill rather than the more traditional charcoal. The temperature and cook time seems to be a bit lacking as there isn't really any developed char or smoky flavors. The smell is almost gamey, but the texture is very tender, and the taste is mild with some allium notes. Charring would greatly improve the anemic appearance and taste of the meat. They serve the kabobs on a wheat pita and for some reason do not include any charred tomatoes, onions, etc that this would normally come with. This is probably the only place to get Iraqi-style kabobs in the area, so I can't complain too much. (3/5) Hummus ($4.99) - This is served in an 8 oz container and they add olive oil and sumac on top before handing it over. The hummus is a bit coarse and has a somewhat strong earthier flavor than a lot of other hummus. Still, this seems to be relatively fresh, without the taste of lemon or preservatives. That's a win in my book, for an area not known for Middle Eastern food. (3/5) Mmarket also sells bags filled with khubz and samoon, which according to the owner, isn't baked on site, but at a bakery nearby. Next time I visit I'll need to ask if that bakery is accessible to the public, just so I can get the freshest bread right from the tanoor, assuming they use one rather than a commercial oven. I gave Mmarket a 3/5 purely because the only comparison point I have is with the Iraqi markets in Dearborn. Let's be real, outside of a select few regions in the US, 90% of "Middle-Eastern" (aka "Mediterranean") food is some abomination of Americanized Greek food mixed with food from the Levant. Of the more authentic 10%, 90% of those restaurants focus on Lebanese cuisine. That last 1% includes places like Mmarket - places that serve authentic food from a specific country in the Middle East. While the execution of the food here is more grocery-store level than restaurant-level, for anyone who wants a taste of real Iraqi food, Mmarket is probably the best in the area. While I wouldn't get the prepared food again, I would come back for the khubz specifically since I don't think there's anywhere else near Seattle that has it for sale.

Nice Mediterranean grocery store. The best part this store is having a full commercial kitchen…read morewith few delicious menu items. They have nice Iraqi kabobs and Iraqi fish plus other items all made fresh per order. Clean place , good prices and very kind and friendly owner and staff. It's a small family business.

Nice little store with a ton of spices, canned goods, coffees and teas, tahini, halvah, olives,…read morevarious rices, dried beans, lentils, pastas, breads, and more. They have a small refrigerated section that had various cheeses, a few prepared frozen items, and various meats, falafel, and gyro slices. If you are looking for a specific Mediterranean ingredient or item, my guess is that your best luck in the area is looking here. They also had an assortment of plates and dishes, and other items that could be considered gifts. Prices were reasonable, especially for items that I'm sure they pay to import. I bought a huge jar of Green oregano for $5.99. They didn't have much in the deli case, but I tried the baklava, which I found to be flavorful, but very dry (perhaps old). Will definitely revisit this place to try some of their other items.

Good size grocery store. Ok selections and ok prices. Nothing special. I was not impressed with…read morehis prepared food such as the Kataief during Ramadan as they were the worst ever. So I will stick to buying groceries from there only if I was in the area.

Ever since they changed the owners of this store, they raised the prices so much, some products…read moreeven more than the safeway in kenmore. Also so many products arent labled with prices so you don't know how much your cost will be which is annoying. Its too bad that Plaza Latina is a far drive.

was struggling to find some mexican products and of course I found them here!…read more I needed galletas marias, salsa maggi, and maizena and ended up getting some choco roles too! Great place for mexican/latin groceries! They do have a minimum card amount but overall it's a really clutch shop!

Great food ! Fresh Shawarma and salad …read more Never tried this and plan to come back :) Staff is also kind

I'm a regular customer here and I usually order through DoorDash for pickup, so I've gotten…read morefamiliar with the usual team. Today, I noticed there were new faces at the counter, and I'm not sure if there was a staff turnover. I truly hope this won't affect the service and, most importantly, the quality of the food because that's one of the reasons I keep coming back. My scheduled pickup time today was 11:10 AM. I arrived at 11:00 AM and even brought back the same bag they provided with my previous order. There were already 3 people waiting. Unfortunately, by 11:15 AM, my order was still not ready -- this is now the second time this has happened. I understand that things can get busy, but pickup times matter, especially for customers who pre-order because they have somewhere to be. I had a work meeting to attend, which is why I placed my order ahead of time. My order was finally ready at 11:30 AM -- 20 minutes after the scheduled pickup time. This delay was the main reason for my 1-star review. I also noticed that the sauce portions have gotten smaller compared to before. I hope the team can take this feedback seriously because I really enjoy the food here and would like to continue supporting this place. I just hope the consistency in service, portions, and overall experience improves.

Very sweet lady at the register. It's a bit small, but they had lots of European canned goods, deli…read moremeats and sausages. They didn't have much options for smoked fish. I ended up getting hot smoked mackerel since they didn't have the cold smoke kind. The salmon jerky was so good. It was almost $40/lb so I got only about a quarter of a pound. They didn't have a lot of drink selections either. I've had the cream caviar with smoked salmon before, but I didn't buy it here. So if you ever do end up here and you like caviar spread, please give it a try. You can get it at other European stores, but it's Just a suggestion if you ever go in and don't know what to buy.

Amazing Local Gem!…read more Very clean store with a welcoming atmosphere. The staff are always friendly and helpful. They keep a full assortment of products, and everything is well-stocked and organized. A great spot for finding authentic Eastern -European food--highly recommended!!