We went in to learn and to purchase from this Halal market. The owner was so kind and took time to…read moreexplain various items. Went back to purchase lamb chops and they were absolutely outstanding!! We will be back for sure!

The man that checked me out, tried to cheat me by adding an item that I didn't purchase. When I…read moreasked him to see the receipt, he assured me that there were only three items on it. When I insisted, there was indeed a fourth item on there. He claimed that he had been doing a price check for someone else, but he was obviously trying to cheat me. I believe he also overpriced me for one of the items that I did buy. Avoid this place you can't trust them.

The Baba Ganesh & lentil soup is to die for! Every time…read morewe're in the are we have to stop by & stock up.

This place has very good food and it's right down the road from Coastal Carolina as well as Tanger…read moreOutlets. It s location is just off the main highway in a nice shared retail space with plenty of parking and very little traffic. The food is fast and delicious Mediterranean food. I'm a sucker for shawarma and this one is cooked well. The hummus and pizza were the other items I tasted and they were an A+. The only issue is that the soda drink options have no refills because you have to order by the bottle. If that's my biggest complaint then this plus is alright! Mediterranean is one of those places that can make everyone in the group happy no matter their diet. This restaurant kept up with our hunger and made everyone happy in the group. Timely service and good food can't be beat.

How often do you get to enjoy one of those experiences that takes you back to your youth? I swear…read moremy uncle made the quiche! The croissants are absolute perfection! I've been here 15 years. My job took me to Wilmington right before this place opened, and when we came back, we landed on the South Strand, so unfortunately I never got a chance to check this out. But today, in honor of Bastille Day and France in the WC semifinals, I had to take the drive. I'm glad I did! Allez les Bleus! Joyeux Fete de Bastille!

Decent coffee drinks! I was interested in their pastries but the pickings were slim and I wasn't…read moresuper impressed with the cinnamon croissant. Service was ok, a bit rushed even though it wasn't very busy. And typical casual cafe vibe.

We enjoyed a nice meal and hospitality from Temur the proprietor. I've always found food in Myrtle…read moreBeach to be pretty overpriced, especially for what it is, so it's nice to find a place like this "that puts it on the plate". We enjoyed hearty portions of stuffed cabbage and Lamb Rice Pilaf that didn't break the bank. The humus we started with was of good quality and included an ample amount of bread. I've had, and in fact often track down Uzbek fare in Hells Kitchen in NYC, as well as on The Northside in Chicago. They have a lot of J Visas (summer work visas) from the "Stans" throughout the Florida Panhandle and Myrtle, so it's great to see some Russian/"Stan" fare come out of that. It's no frills, with some ambiance, but the food is very good and much better quality than most of the fried stuff here. Add this one to your Myrtle List along with Old Vienna and Mrs. Fish.

It is not easy to find Uzbek cuisine in America, espeically in smaller towns like Myrtle Beach…read more This one is thus a surprising addtion to the international dining experience at the beach. This hidden gem is located on Kings Hwy, with exotic decor inside and many big tables for large group dining. I went there two times during my three-day visit to MB. Tried their Grilled quails, Uzbek bread, Uzbek mushroom soup, and of course, Lamb pilaf. Overall, the seasoning of dishes are not as heavy as most restaurants, but more homemade-style, especially the grilled stuff like that quail and side of veggie. Simple, not salty, but full of the flavor from the ingredients -- the umami of quail meat, the sweetness of peppers, sweet-bitterness of brussels sprouts, etc. The staff told me that his mom cooked the food lol. For other things, the Uzbek bread look like a huge bagel, had very desne texture, but its outside was crispier than bagels. The mushroom soup had a special flavor from possibly some herbs. The Lamb pilaf was delicious and filling: six chuncks of fork-tender meat, lots of perfectly cooked rice soaked in lamb fat, and refreshing carrot slices. I wish there could be yellow carrots as well, but the staff told me that it was difficult to get them in MB. The restaurant undoubtedly did not have a "good" dining vibe for me because it was too quiet. In fact, I was the only customer in the restaurant the second time I visited it. I was told that during tourist seasons the restaurant is packed with ppl but I doubt it. Anyway, it is a restaurant worth trying in MB if you are looking for some special dining experience there.

I finally stopped by Camilla's Café on North Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach, and I'm glad I did!…read more Camilla's is part Brazilian café, part mercado (grocery store), with a surprisingly large selection of food. I ordered the Torresmo (fried pork belly) and chose fried plantains instead of French fries. The pork belly was absolutely wonderful: succulent, crispy in all the right places, and the fat was rendered perfectly. The plantains were a great choice with it. Mine didn't come with a dipping sauce, so next time I'll ask if they have one to go with it. The menu is much bigger than I expected, with Brazilian favorites like coxinha (chicken croquettes), pão de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread), pastel (fried pastry), picanha (Brazilian-style sirloin), Brazilian-style burgers, pizzas, açaí bowls, passion fruit mousse, flan and quite a bit more. There were also plenty of things in the prepared-food cases that looked worth coming back to try. And I definitely noticed the beautiful espresso machine sitting on the counter! It looks like they're set up to make some seriously good coffee drinks, so that's another thing I'll have to try on a future visit. The mercado (grocery store) side carries Brazilian groceries, drinks and household items, plus refrigerated and frozen foods and a large meat section. It looks like they're also setting up or expanding a fresh meat area. Most importantly, everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. This is one of those places I've passed plenty of times and kept meaning to try. Now that I finally have, I'll definitely be back. Camilla's Café 310 N Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC

My wife is Brazilian. She absolutely LOVES this place. Fresh food. Authentic Brazilian cuisine…read more Large portions. Friendly service. Home made flavor meals. Lots of leftovers to make another meal at home. Absolutely the best Brazilian food in Myrtle Beach . Cute little Café look.

great store, has everything we needed, very nice owners, finding an Asian Market closer to our…read morehome was definitely worth it.

Just got back from checking out Oriental Panty off of Hwy 9 in Longs, SC. If you are Polynesian or…read moreAsian decent and have been looking for certain items the regular grocery stores don't have, I highly recommend this market. They have most of the things a lot of us are or have been searching for since being in the Myrtle Beach Area. The set is very cute and homey. I've been to the other Asian markets on the south side and so far Oriental Market is the best one we've found. The owners are very friendly and prices very reasonable. We're from California so finally finding an Asian Market closer to our home was definitely worth it. Shout out to Rob and his Wife for the great hospitality! Mahalo plenty

I used to love this store and went there specially to purchase a birthday gift today. However, the…read moreolder lady with the short gray hair bob at the front desk was so rude to me today that I will absolutely never be back. While I admit I didn't see "her sign RIGHT THERE on the door," that apparently "NOBODY sees" that states I could not bring my drink inside (or finish it and throw the can away, because they also don't allow outside trash), there are much nicer and less condescending ways to notify me of that. Also asking other customers if you were rude or not is next level unprofessional. If you have to ask, you were! Perhaps moving the sign to a more visible location so people notice it would be a good place to start.

Ms. Julia behind the counter was very rude to her employee accosting him in front of customers-and…read morealso made the comment that every person had "slammed that door" when they came in. It was a heavy door, that didn't require slamming but would sound loud if you let it go. Put the items I was going to purchase down and walked out and she was still telling him off when I got back to the door. Very demeaning. Do not recommend.

Absolute winner, no question. We came here late one evening (-arrived 6:15, closes at 7) - staff…read morewas curtious, kind, and inviting even though we came with two young children. We got chicken gyro and platters, and it was honestly among the best I've had in the US, comparable to our visit to Greece 2 years ago. You can see their kitchen from the front, ingredients (even late in the day) are fresh, cooked fresh, seasoned well, and overall just amazing. We did make it out on time by 7pm, but keep the timing in mind, it might throw some people off a little. Thank you guys!

Great vegan and vegetarian options! Well seasoned veg, thick delicious tzatziki, the best pita,…read morefriends loved the fish and falafel too. Plus the staff was so nice, thanks yall!!