Review for their baked goods/entrees. If you want legit fire papaya salad, run to the store! It's…read more$8 and it's amazing! You mix the peanuts and spicy sauce yourself. They sell banh mi and sesame balls but could be weekend only so please call to confirm. I would skip the pandan jelly - $6 is pretty steep. Fresh and bouncy texture feel but dry when you eat it. No prices on prepared food. Thought it's an ok Asian grocery in the area. Free parking. There is an attendant who monitors the parking area/entrance since a shelter is across the street.

This is a pretty good market. They offer a variety of Asian goods for multiple countries in…read morecuisines. Prices are fairly good, but a big issue for me is that most of the items don't have prices on them. You have to manually scan them... Which shouldn't be the case. Also, if you're a fan of picking produce, you'll be disappointed to learn their produce is prepackaged They do have a strong produce and seafood area. There is a parking lot which is great, but the area and near it is pretty dodgy. I'm not sure if it's a homeless shelter, but there are a lot of people milling around that are suspect.

You have to check this store out! Its tucked away on south Elm St but worth the trip! Tons of great…read moreproducts, rice, honey, copper wares, pots, and cool decor items. Very friendly, great service,good prices, convenient hours too. I'll be a regular here for sure!

I am from NH, but have lived in SF, Vancouver CA, Albuquerque, and Denver. This is a fantastic…read moresmall Indian/Nepalese spice/ingredient purveyor. I love cooking more Eastern style food at home. Some of these ingredients are not found in the traditional NH grocery stores. I went there a second time last week, and I will be coming back whenever I need supplies in Manchester. Some of the things I get here, are the black chickpeas(channa), besan(chickpea flour) for pakoras (gluten free too), large size bags of restaurant quality garam masala, paneer(India cheese), Kashmiri chili powder, and many, many more things. Indian food is not the easiest cuisine to learn, but is super delicious, and has many healthy ingredients. Don't get me wrong I love chicken tikka masala, and lamb saag etc, but I often make curried chickpeas (channa masala) and they are great leftover cold on salad, or in a wrap with some rice, and yogurt/sour cream etc. They also have some frozen delights for those wanting something for a quick meal. They also have some produce, and hard to find items. It is also right across the street from Market Basket, and that one has a good selection, of hispanic, and Mediterranean ingredients, plus everything else you would expect.

Lovely people. Used to offer dumplings in the bacjk of a Sunoco gas station. Now a large market…read moreoffering a great variety of ethnic foods. Has a lovely little cafe (five tables and a counter) in the back that serves delicious traditional Nepali/Tibetan/Indian food with a minimum of ambiance. You won't go wrong with this place.

The shop is good (the only reason for the second Star) but the restaurant in the back is quite bad…read more We went because of good reviews we had seen in the past but it was a terrible experience. The chicken chilli is just legit chicken nuggets with a sauce. The chicken choila tasted like it was made days ago and repeatedly reheated. Incredibly dry and overall inedible. There was something hard like a pebble in it every few bites, I don't think it was on purpose. The samosas were good. The momos didn't appear to be made on site. They were just tossed from what looked to be pre-packaging from the freezer and tossed into the heater. I felt immediately sick and thought my food might've been contaminated (I have good allergies but was told these item didn't contain the ingredients). However, my boyfriend also felt ill soon after. He has no food allergies. It's counter service in the back corner of the store. The people were friendly enough.

This is where I go for tortillas, chorizo, and other great Mexican grocery items.read more

We have been looking for a place that stocks Mexican pantry items and kitchen staples since we…read moremoved to New Hampshire, and we were so happy to find El Parcero. We were able to stock up on all the ingredients we needed to make tamales. Don't sleep on the conchas. John was so kind, and his store has a great vibe. Next time, I'll definitely get a paleta for the road

Ok! This is definitely a 5star cuz being the only African market hrs out of Littleton is no joke!…read morePlus they had everything we needed and I mean everything! Visiting from Cali and craving ogbonor soup for weeks was mahd! And thinking about driving hrs to Boston just to buy foodstuffs was out of the questions and not part of my vacay plans. Finding Maddy's was like finding water in the desert for me We were so excited getting there i believe we met the owner she was so nice and helpful. The shop was neat and well organized. Even when we called back about some billing questions she was courteous and answered our questions nicely. We've been back multiple times and yes we definitely recommend!

I've been waiting 20 minutes, got here at 11:00 am. Store is closed. Website says it's open. Was…read morehere 3 weeks ago on a Sunday, same thing. Not open. Other customers left as well. What's going on. Now I need to go to Bangkok Market in Lowell MA. See previous reviews about being not open.

They are never open on time. I've been sitting here for 15 minutes with 3 other customers who…read moreeventually left. I'm leaving now too. It's a shame because they are the closest Asian market to me- now I need to go to the other market which is 40 minutes away.