I came across this place by accident. It's kinda hidden so you might miss it if you're not paying…read moreattention. When I walked in I was greeted by a lady named Tracy whom I assume must be the owner, but let me tell you she was superrrrr sweet and friendly. They had just recently opened so she was in process of labeling the shelves with prices. I'm so HAPPY this place is close to home and they have so many items that are extremely hard to get. This little market is very organized and super clean. They carry all sorts of Asian items to include a variety of seafood items you would NEVER be able to find anywhere. Oh and they also have a variety of produce for any Asian cuisine you would never be able to find in El Paso but ONLY here. I'm 1000% coming back!! Enjoy my pics :)

A very modest international market with a focus on Indian groceries with a few other regions…read morecovered as well. A tasteful selection but light on non-mainstream options. I was happy to see Marie Sharp's hot sauce, albeit only a 5oz size ($4.99). 3.5 stars rounded up.

Although I gasped at the selection of international food items, and my reason for going *cololmbian…read morefoods* I was disappointed at finding that my favorite chocolate in the world was stale and white. The expiration was 2023, but I imagine the heat and improper storage conditions is what must have made them go bad. I've grown up with these chocolates and I can tell how fresh they are by the smell alone. Knowing they had gone bad, I still went ahead and took a bite and the taste was as disappointing as I imagined they would be. They were only 3.99 for a pack so I decided to let it go. Now, had it been the usual 9$ I pay in New York, then I would have rushed back in there for my money. My suggestion to the business, since you obviously can't open and check every single chocolate, open the packs, and sell them individually for 25 or 50 cents a piece. Although you might lose a couple of dollars per pack, @25cents, ($1.49) or make an extra dollar @ 50c it sure beats the bad review and bad feeling for the customer who wasted $4 for stale chocolate. Considering here in Texas, that's half of someone's a hourly wage. Anyway, as far as the business, they have a good selection of Indian spices, some Peruvian spices, some Colombian candy/ which at this point I wouldn't trust, frozen Colombian and Indian foods. It's a good place to visit if you miss wherever you're from, or just want to expand your pallets.

This is really a fantastic Muslim and international food bazaar. It is Family-owned and a great…read moredestination for specialty and international foods, plus in-house butchering. the service is first class. Love their hummus, babaganoush and specialty oils.

Great tabouli, kabob, and humous all made fresh with excellent pistachio baklava! All at good…read moreprices.

I completed the SheBuilds program today and decided I deserved a little treat for the certificate I…read moreearned. I had tried to go to the huge Asian styled building called Oriental Imports off Gateway several times but it was closed and boarded up even though Google Maps said it was open. Turns out it's closed and the owners have moved across the street literally and have a smaller space called Oriental Market. It's been open for about 6 months and I swear I've died and gone to Chinatown. It was "Big Trouble" for my wallet alright. I wanted to buy everything there...all the tchotchkes and snacks and tools and clothing and decor! From Chinese cheongsams, to Korean handbooks, to Japanese kimonos, clothing is definitely authentic and you don't have to worry about sizing since you can see the fit there, unlike online. The market portion has a lot of snacks and sauces and basically they've taken the most well known and tasty brands and stocked them, so they've weeded out the hundreds of off brands a bigger marketplace stocks in the hopes that you'll try another maybe cheaper soy sauce etc. It's just easier to find quality stuff here, imo. I got a lot of snacks and even got a Kaiju t-shirt that vaguely reminds me of the Jurassic Park logo, so it's mildly ironic. The quality of the items were far better than the actual Chinatown stuff I grew up with in Los Angeles, but we'll see as I use them over time. I'm so happy I don't have to wait to get my Chinese ointments and wait for Weeee to ship my stuff online. There's now a super cute local place I can go to get them and the prices and service makes it even better! Come out and #supportlocal Oriental Market, Inc. 1121 Larry Mahan Dr Suite A, El Paso, TX 79925 (915) 500-5116 https://maps.app.goo.gl/uVVcbzTyZe4TF1vH7

It's one stop shop if you want to send money anywhere in the USA or the world and buy Filipino food…read moresome Asian food as well and send balikbayan boxes to the Philippines

One of our go-to's when we needed to buy Asian groceries on the east. Very friendly employees as…read morewell.

This is my favorite ethnic market in El Paso. It's our mini HMart. I am pretty sure it is Korean…read moreowned, but it does also stock a good selection of other assorted Asian ingredients, too. A very good selection for the size of the store. They have limited produce and side dishes, but they are excellent quality. The refrigerated cases and the two large frozen sections are excellent. They also sell a good variety of base ingredients, oils, vinegars, soy sauces, jangs, spices, seasoning mixes and condiments. And a whole aisle of instant ramen and other instant noodles! Heavy on Korean options, but they also have some Japanese, Indonesian and other offerings. There are tea and snack sections too. And a good rice selection - multiple varieties of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai and more. Service is always quick and efficient. The store is very clean and I feel confident and safe buying my food there.

If you are looking for a Korean and Japanese food market, this is definitely your go to destination…read morein El Paso. With a fantastic selection of Kimchi, ramen noodles, Korean pancakes, fresh asian vegetables and much more. You can also find frozen foods; specialty sauces, snacks, beverages, and Korean cooking ingredients. Arirang (아리랑) is generally considered the unofficial national song of Korea and BTS named their new come back LP "Arirang". This means that this supermarket is bringing many of the essence of the Korean culture to El Paso. The service is friendly and professional. At the same time, the store is very clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. I absolutely love Arirang!

Still getting used to different Asian sell, but it isn't really bad, after you start shopping you…read morecan't small it Phong is the owner, he is friendly and helpful. Phong greets everyone that walks through the door The last time I came the local stuff was outta date, but now with the new owners it's all good Aloha shoyu is cheaper here at E Mart and you can also get laulaus, Portuguese sausage, and other local Asian kind stuff. Check it out ask for Phong

I have been wanting to check this place out for quite a while now. Every time I go to the pet store…read moreI think about going in but I always have the kids with me and ain't nobody got time to deal with them charades. Anyway, I can by the pet store to pick up some crickets and my boyfriend was with me so I asked him to wait in the car while I took a. Quick look. It's a very small store and at first it's overwhelmingly crowded, but they have a very decent selection. I always have a hard time finding long oyster mushrooms and they had them there pretty affordable too. They also had Japanese egg plants which I have yet to find anywhere. I was pretty pleased by that. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because it did look like it could use a little maintenance. I was kind of in a rush so I didn't get a chance to look around more , but I will definitely be back.

If the owner works, she is helpful & kind if you aske her a question about a recipe…read more If the high school kid works he is not helpful nor friendly. Good selection of Phô products & pretty fresh produce. Some food is way overpriced so we have to go to "E Mart" or "Arirang"

Enjoy shopping here for Asian groceries and vegetables. It is a bit small and pricey but has the…read morenecessary ingredients needed. Coming from CA where the Asian markets are huge and price are decent. Getting use to the higher price difference of $3-$9 on products. The cheaper gas helps offset the cost I guess. Will continue to shop here since it's closer to my location and has what I need.