Great local market for sandwiches and snacks. Reasonable prices and good service. Just wish they…read morewere open on weekends.

My go to neighborhood bodega. Lunch options are delicious and affordable and the staff is so…read morefriendly. 10/10 recommend!

I wasn't impressed with the selection of fruits and vegetables or the quality. I wish l had…read moresomething more positive to say. However, this is only on their sister store located on the east side off Montwood. I'll try them out again.

Love their murals. Excellent fruit and meat selection. Their fresh Mata's flour tortillas are a…read moremust to buy. The munster cheese is the cheapest and tastiest you will find all El Paso.

Arirang is one of the best places in El Paso for authentic Korean and Japanese groceries and…read moreprepared foods. Having just returned from Japan, walking through the store brought back a lot of great memories. It has that familiar atmosphere, with a wonderful selection of imported products that can be difficult to find elsewhere in the area. The store carries an impressive variety of Korean and Japanese ingredients, snacks, frozen foods, beverages, and fresh produce. Their prepared food section is also worth a visit. The Korean dumplings are outstanding, especially the glass noodle dumplings, which are among my favorites. They also offer delicious japchae, kimchi jjigae, and many other ready-to-enjoy Korean specialties. The store recently came under new management, so unfortunately the 10% military discount is no longer available. Some imported items are definitely on the expensive side, but that is to be expected with specialty products shipped from overseas. Overall, I still find the pricing to be fair, particularly considering the quality, authenticity, and selection. What truly keeps me coming back is the customer service. Marianna and Beth are always welcoming, friendly, and incredibly helpful. They take the time to answer questions, recommend products, and make every visit enjoyable. So, If you're looking for authentic Korean or Japanese ingredients, prepared meals, or simply want to experience a taste of East Asia, Arirang is absolutely worth a visit!!!

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.

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.

They are so friendly and the owners listen to you. It's a tiny market that has been there for many…read moremany many years. They remodeled and it looks great. Their products are Mediterranean and Spanish. Plus their organic juices. So yummy!! It's a must see historic place with great products!!

The people who run the store have stocked it with really interesting food and Beauty Supplies. And…read morethey are so friendly it's a pleasure to go shopping. Keep your eye out for Middle Eastern items in particular.

This is a wonderful place. Big variety of groceries at great prices. Their tortillas, and tamales…read moreare super delicious. Their burritos and bread are also super good. Their aisles are a little small, but it's all worth it, for the great shopping, and prices. You must try their tamales.

Papa's has the best food in El Paso. I recommend their Chile Relleno burritos. They are so…read moredelicious! They also have these awesome potatoes with cheese. Just yummy!

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.

My sharpei dog loves quail eggs, and I buy them from a Korean market, today they were out...so I…read morewent to this place. I walked into a overly warm, dark smelly cluttered store. A cashier was talking with a another man, the only 2 people in store, no acknowledgement, no greeting as I walked in, completely ignored by worker. I had to walk navigate around the clutter, finally found quail eggs the fridge it was in was barely cool, date was blank. Took a chance, and took it to the register, the cashier was sitting and texting, ignoring me...I turned to leave, when he finally stood up and rang up the eggs. In middle of transaction, he calls someone to start chatting. He just stood at register, and I stood there, waiting for my change and receipt, took him like 15 seconds, he finally reaches into register to give me my change. Did not tell me "thank you" , he didn't say anything to me, at all. It smells of bad fish and looks depressing, I love my doggy and will do anything for her, but I will NEVER go into this depressing place, again!

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