レジにいる、あの素敵な年配の女性が大好きです !! () (We love the old nice lady in…read morethe cashier!!! :3) miso soup is awesome.. Yes it small but for good price! The view is food and if look to your left there is food! wonderful view

This is a very nice little market with many interesting products! Although the market does get…read morecrowded at times. Other than that, everything else was good. I think that the prices were fair and the people who work there seem very nice to me. I think this place is worth a visit for little import snacks from Japan that might not always be easy to find.

This is hands down the best international market for stocking up on produce and fresh seafood. If…read moreyou want to skip the weekend crowds, pro-tip: visit during the weekday--you can always snag a parking spot right in front of the market. Live Maryland Crabs: At an absolute steal for $9/pound, these are the ultimate highlight of the seafood department. The Hot Bar: A must-visit. It features an incredible lineup of savory, perfectly prepared dishes. Top Menu & Market Recommendations: Tofu Soups, milk bars, spicy raw crabs, grilled fish, shrimp chips, anything pickled, seaweed, marinated meats and smoked grilled pigs feet, which is the best in Northern Virginia.

Who knew?! I've shopped here a few times but had no idea they had a Food Court... it's in the cut…read more Entrance is near the exit of the store. They have seven different food vendors. The area was nice and clean. I was impressed by the food and service at 'K Street' vendor. Check 'em out!

I had my first visit here on a Sunday afternoon. It was moderately packed, but that's expected as…read moremost people do grocery shopping on Sunday before the new week. There is ample parking in the parking lot as it is in a plaza with other establishments. The establishment is large and has an abundance of products. There are items from fruit, vegetables, fresh seafood, meat, meats, and a large variation of canned goods and package products. The entire area was very clean and things were in place. I feel this establishment represents a vast array of cultures and you can probably find anything you need here. The employees were extremely pleasant. Don't be surprised if it's a little hard to navigate the aisles as the aisles are a bit thin so getting two carts past each other is a bit of a challenge. However, patrons were friendly and move around as needed. They do allow tap to pay for those who use that option.

This store is a hard no for me. Honestly, I'm not sure why it's not a no for others. The stench…read morealone is enough to make you turn right back around. Yes, the prices are decent, but the smell? It's overwhelming and honestly hard to ignore. It's giving needs a deep clean, ASAP. Until then, I'll be shopping elsewhere.

I came in just to buy a coconut water, and somehow that turned into one of the most frustrating…read morecustomer service experiences I've had. I stood there waiting while multiple employees looked right past me and never acknowledged me. It honestly felt like I was invisible. A simple "We'll be with you in a minute" would have gone a long way, but instead I was completely ignored. Eventually I got my coconut water, but by then the experience had already been ruined. Good customer service doesn't cost anything, and customers shouldn't have to work just to get someone's attention. I won't be coming back unless they start treating people with more respect. (I am black)

My wife and I stopped off here on the way home from looking at granite countertops in CollegePark…read more I had been hoping to pick up some Korean spices (flakes and paste), and sadly their collection of Korean food was paltry. But nothing else was paltry. A huge collection of produce, aisles of dried beans and bags of rice, and collections of Latino dried spices to beat the band. I was happy to fill in the home collection of dried peppers and hibiscus flowers Not likely we will intheneighborhood again any time soon, but if I am I would stop here for sure

Afrik International Foods is one of the reasons I like living in the NoMa area. Being near diverse…read moregrocery stores is something I grew up with and is not something I can compromise on when choosing a neighborhood to live in. The store has a variety of meats, both fresh and frozen. They also carry household staple ingredients and seasonings. When choosing a place to shop, I'd highly consider buying from here to support a local business and butcher.

I usually go to the international market in PG but this was so close to me and all I needed was a…read morefew items for a peanut butter stew. It was surprisingly not busy for a Saturday. There are limited selection on fresh produce but many meat options at a good price and quality. I was in and out in 2 minutes. The cashier was super friendly and even gave me a plastic gag to line my reusable cloth bag because the meat I bought was a little moist. It's not the best market but it's convenient and it's one of the only black owned shops in Union Market. If you need simple African ingredients then this is for you. Please keep them open!

I absolutely *love* this market in Bethesda! It's a true hidden gem, offering an incredibly…read moreauthentic Mediterranean shopping experience with *everything* you could possibly need. From fresh groceries to specialty imported goods, this place has it all--and at prices that are **more than reasonable**! One of the best things about this market is its **unique selection**. I was thrilled to find **specialty chocolates and desserts** that I had been searching for everywhere else with no luck. The fact that they carry such rare and delicious treats makes this place a must-visit for anyone who appreciates Mediterranean flavors. Another huge plus? **Convenient street parking** makes it easy to stop by, whether you're grabbing groceries or picking up some amazing prepared foods to enjoy at home. Honestly, shopping here feels like stepping into a bustling European market--warm, welcoming, and full of incredible finds. If you haven't been yet, you're missing out! **Highly, HIGHLY recommend!**

I stumbled across this quint Turkish market and I'm glad I did. This market had delicious Turkish…read morecoffee options, snacks, seasoning, drinks, and other food items. The gentleman was friendly and patient as we explored all the Turkish goods. I ended up grabbing Turkish coffee, Turkish delights (regular/original flavor), and some savory pickled peppers. We enjoyed everything we got. The coffee was tasty, the delights were delicious - a must try - and the peppers were full of flavors that will blow your mind. I plan to visit again when I'm in the area. Don't pass the market without stopping to grab yourself something. Your tastebuds will thank you.

My new favorite neighborhood mart. The produce section here is on point - quality, variety, and…read morepriced very right. We got three ripe mangoes for $2, 1 lb of serranos for $2, and three giant green peppers for $2. The spice section was also particularly well stocked, with options that you can't find at any of the nearby stores. The store itself is immaculately clean and tidy, and appears to be family owned. Will definitely be back when I need corn tortillas, a mangonada fix, jalapeños, or a cold Jarritos.

LOVE THIS NEW MARKET!!!! It's all bodega like with conchas and carne asada and I LOVE TO SEE IT…read more They went out of their way to get non dairy milk when I requested it and WOW!! Just so sweet. Great owners and great staff. They don't take EBT yet, but I still think it's worth it y'all. ITS A YES FROM ME!

This unassuming little market is amazing. They have a butcher counter where they'll cut beef or…read morepork to order. They also make their own sausages, which I haven't tried yet. Their staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They advised me to buy smoked pork ribs and chistorra sausage in place of Tasso ham and andouille for Cajun red beans. It's better than the authentic version. They have excellent Portuguese olive oil and lots of Brazilian products.

Very goo store and Portugal born owner. Quality of products. I got lamb, oils, spices, mineral…read morewater and other european item

Great deals on great products…read more Any time there's been a situation, management has always been very good to me, and willing to help.

From the owner: This is a family owned business and we deal with a wide verities of African and western food items…read more We also sell fresh and frozen cow meat, goat, lamb, pork, turkey, fish and chicken. We also sell smoked chicken, smoked meat and a whole verities of smoked fish. Available to all customers is a cutting saw that can cut your meat to any size of your choice. Our prices are affordable compared to our competitors.

This spot was one of the highlights of my trip to DC!…read more My friend and I shared the Chercher Vegan Special with the Chercher Beef Special Tibs. The vegan platter was phenomenal- super flavorful with so much variety which I loved. As for the beef, it was tender and seasoned well. Honestly, it was hard to choose which one was our favorite because everything tasted so good! And when we were running low on Injera (Ethiopian flatbread), our server gave us more. On top of the delicious food, the service was friendly and the inside was small and cozy (there's also outdoor seating too!) Overall, fantastic spot for Ethiopian food and I will definitely come back if I visit DC again.

Despite being located in a quaint setting that looked like a remodeled house with beautiful decor…read moreinside and out it lacked in key features necessary for a favorable rating. Namely custom service and the unfortunate late discovery of hair in my food. Arrived for a late lunch and the restaurant was sparsely populated. I noticed outdoor seating and wanted to enjoy the sun. No one was seated out there and I found a spot. A server came out @5 minutes later and advise me that I couldn't sit there. She mentioned seating was for larger parties despite being midweek and After most lunch rushes. I was moved to another table. The view was fine and I ordered my lunch. The platter I ordered had beef tibs, vegetables and njeri. As a connoisseur of Ethiopian food, I was accustomed to having lentils included in the meal. I soon found out that that was not the case, and also that utensils was not given unless requested. The couple that had finally joined me on the patio requested utensils. I opted to follow traditional style and used the njeri as my utensils. The food had good flavor and was enjoying despite the lack of lentils until I came across a piece of hair. I immediately lost my appetite and brought to the attention of the person at checkout, as it appeared, you had to bring your bill to the Bar area to check out. The person was unapologetic and swore that no one's hair was exposed. I feel that was the way of them saying that it was my hair, which was farther from the truth. I was not seeking a discount and gladly paid my bill while pointing out the obvious about the extra bonus in my meal. Sadly, I was recommended by the workers at the Marriott where I was staying. Its proximity to the hotel and adjacent Washington Convention Center made it a great choice for lunch, and was happy for the referral. They spoke highly of this restaurant, and that made the experience worse as I was anticipating the goodness. Hopefully receive better treatment when they dine there.