As-salamu alaykum…read more I shop here for halal meat and I appreciate that service. However, during my visit I saw hookah/shisha on display and evil-eye/amulet (nazar/hamsa) decor used on products. I am not fully sure if this is a Muslim-owned store, but I am confident the meat is halal. As a Muslim customer, I want to offer nasiha with evidence from the Quran: We are commanded to consume what is halal and tayyib (pure): "Eat of what is lawful and good..." (Quran 2:168). We are told not to cooperate in sin: "...Cooperate in righteousness and piety, and do not cooperate in sin and aggression." (Quran 5:2). Hookah/shisha promotes harm and waste: "Do not throw yourselves into destruction" (Quran 2:195), "Do not kill yourselves" (Quran 4:29), and "Eat and drink but do not be excessive" (Quran 7:31). Amulets and evil-eye charms shift reliance away from Allah. The Quran teaches us to seek protection only from Him: "Do not call upon, besides Allah, that which can neither benefit you nor harm you" (Quran 10:106; see also Quran 6:71). Protection is through dhikr and seeking refuge: Surat al-Falaq and Surat al-Nas (Quran 113-114) and Ayat al-Kursi (Quran 2:255). My request (with respect): Please remove hookah/shisha and stop featuring evil-eye or amulet imagery. Focusing on halal and tayyib will earn the community's full trust. Many families like mine want to keep buying our meat here, and we also want the store environment to reflect Quranic values. To readers: I am sharing this as sincere advice, not to shame anyone. The Quran tells us to invite with wisdom and good counsel (Quran 16:125) and to enjoin what is right (Quran 3:104; 3:110). May Allah guide us all to what is most pleasing to Him. Jazakum Allahu khayran.

The time on the online info was wrong but she waited as we shopped. Mostly Korean but we found some…read moregoodies

Loved this store it has such a good selection of stuff I'll definitely be coming back! Staff also…read morewas super sweet :)

This is the place in the Fort Campbell & Clarksville area for Korean Fire Noodles!…read more Seoul International Asian Market is easy to find, has lots of parking space, and a wide variety of different Asian foods and seasonings. It is the largest Asian market in this area. This week I got introduced to Korean Fire Noodles after a friend showed me a video of a fast food ramen restaurant in Orlando, Florida. The most demanded item there was the Korean Fire Noodles. Korean fire noodles are a particular type of spicy noodles from South Korea. While most people cannot handle the spiciness of these noodles, they still want to try it! These noodles were first created by Samyang Foods, Inc. The company also makes a variety of other ramen flavors. However, over time, the Korean fire noodles have become their specialty. For most netizens, Samyang is become synonymous with the fiery hot Korean fire noodles! Seoul International Asian Market always has something I am looking for like homemade kimchi, seasoned squid, wood chopsticks, and ramen noodles. I found a huge variety of Samyang Noodles here: Samyang Carbo Spicy Chicken Fried Noodles are not as spicy as the original spicy ramen from Samyang - herbal, cheesy, & spicy. Samyang Fire Hot Curry Flavored Chicken Ramen Noodles is deliciously hot and spicy. The heat builds up gradually and you can taste the curry flavor of the noodles. The Buldak Bokkeummyun Light is basically the basic fire noodle but with 40% less spice. It's definitely much milder than the other variants, but the decreased spice somehow affected the overall savoriness of the noodles as well. I got some of these Korean Fire Noodles/ramen, Japanese Clear Broth, a jar of kimchi, fish flakes for a recipe, and seasoned squid. Total cost of these groceries: $30. Pricey but not bad. On the way out, I saw some cold coffee in cans. I decided to buy some another day.

We love this market! It's a bit chaotic and cluttered when you walk in, with things stashed…read moreeverywhere on top of the aisles and underneath but honestly it adds to the charm. There's something for every cuisine, with loads of fresh and unique produce that you can't find anywhere else really. We find everything we need here from Asian to German, to little candies to Knick-knacks and more. The service is decent and friendly, although it's usually just someone manning the register that we've seen. The prices are so decent too! Definitely stop in!

Small store but large selection. An aisle just for all kinds of ramen. Fresh fruits and veggiesread more

So neat having such a cool Asian store on Ft Campbell boulevard. I was going to the other Korean…read moregrocery store across the street but it wasn't open yet. This store opens at 8am. There's plenty of parking . When you first walk in there's fresh fruits on display. Visually the store is super clean and organized. Totally reminds me of stores in Japan. The ramen station caught my eye at first. Since I eat gluten free I didn't try the ramen. They did have fresh kimbap. I got a package to take home to my Mom. One roll was $5.99. Very pricey but it was tasty. I loved looking down the food aisles. I got a few things and was pretty happy with my purchases. The service was ok. I was not greeted or acknowledged. The workers did stare at me a lot. If definitely a fun place to visit and pick up some unique Korean foods. I even saw a vegan section in the freezer. Would recommend.

I'm from Clarksville but live in Colorado. The one thing that's been hard in this part of Tennessee…read moreto find is a good over seas market. I was so excited this shop opened while I was visiting for the holidays. I got snacks I've never seen before in Colorado and trinkets too. These are at cheaper prices than what I'm used to too. These staff were super friendly and nerded out with me about K pop demon hunter products. It looks like a small shop but there so much to look at you'll spend hours here.

"Quality and fair pricing"…read more OK. I'm in town with the in-laws for the Christmas holiday. Yesterday we stopped at Hampton meats to get a few steaks and some hamburger, and the first thing that I noticed was that the meat is higher than Whole Foods at Whole Foods in Green Hills Nashville. But it's not grass-fed. When we got home, we fired up the grill, my father-in-law cooked some steaks, and he knows how to cook steaks. They looked great, they were tough as nails. OK. I'll let that pass because it happens sometimes. But today, when my husband went to the refrigerator to get out the hamburger, it was grey. I'm attaching a few pictures. (Please note that the iPhone doesn't truly show how gray this meat is. It seems to have added a little bit of color, but this stuff was grey ) Needless to say, the whole family was a little irked, and if I did live here, I would never go back. This meat is horrible, overpriced, and only God knows how old it really is. One more complaint is the girl at the deli counter. I don't know if she didn't wanna work on Christmas Eve day, but she had an attitude that put me right off. She acted like it was a big pain in her fat butt to slice a few pounds of cheese for me. And while she didn't throw it on the counter, she certainly didn't put it down nicely and she didn't say thank you. I was told since Hampton's changed hands, the quality and the service has been subpar. I can attest to that.

I just got an awesome 4-bone slab of beef short ribs, a well-marbled #2.25 chuck roast, and two…read morepackages of the sorriest "center-cut" pork chops I have ever seen.

Just found this little piece of foreign goods heaven. Thank you. I visit England yearly and miss…read morethe great food the next 50 weeks. Not anymore. My 13 year old daughter and I had to stop ourselves from purchasing one of everything. Cornish pasty, proper English bacon, Yorkshire puddings, clotted cream, Jaffa cakes, black currant syrup for hot toddies, orange squash and more. Jamie was working, as his wife was home that day. Look forward to meeting. She will know us on a first name basis. We'll be back soon. Thank you so much for your store. Lisa and Riley

I've lived in Clarksville for almost three years and I just found this gem called Hilltop. I can't…read morebelieve I haven't come across this market until now. First, the customer service is outstanding. I have a broken back and the ladies there treated me so well. I haven't seen that kind of customer service in a while. Second, the selection of meats and grocery are varied and the shelves are stocked up so you are guaranteed to get what you want. Third, the prices are so competitive compared to the other markets in the area. My first trip there I spent $107. I checked with other stores and compared the prices. I really saved some money.

Great Supermarket. They always have awesome sales on meats and veggies. Family owned. You can get…read morethe best deals from small Grocers. If you live in the area, shop there!