Nest Here by Thái Thanh Yến is a Vietnamese dessert food stall in the City Farmers Market. It is…read morelocated in the back corner so it is not easy to spot upon entrance. There are so many options for drinks that a lot of Vietnamese cafes might not have. The service was friendly and quick! I got the Pandan Milk Tea. It was really good and definitely tasted like pandan. While I ordered a small, the cup was kind of large. I think that it was a bit expensive ($7-$8 for my drink), but the quality of my drink was nice. I would give it a 4.5/5 stars because of pricing, but definitely a solid spot and somewhat hidden gem for Vietnamese sweets and drinks!

Yummy spot we found by accident. Great, well made drinks…read more Tried the Dubai strawberries.. They were okay. The chocolate could have been a little thicker and the pistachio cream, I'm assuming homemade, was very mild. For the price point def not complaining as I've paid $25 before from another establishment. Though the $25 one was amazing. So you get what you paid for in this case.

I'd driven past Cherians so many times, curious but never bothered to stop by b/c never had the…read moretime - until a video popped in my Instagram feed about their amazing food court. I found my newest favorite Indian spot! They seem to be famously known for their samosas and dosa. Knowing the size of the dosa - one dosa was plenty for my quick lunch and whoa did I savor every bite. I'm a lover of all forms of bread - and sorry garlic naan but you just got unseeded by dosa, lol. DOSA MASALA - $7.99 This particular dosa was bigger than the food tray, lol - and stuffed w/ a large dollop of mashed potatoes w/ peas and chopped carrots in the middle of the dosa. Their dosa had the perfect crisp on the ends, and then this chewy texture in other parts - in case you don't know what dosa is, it's a thin crepe made from a batter of rice and black lentils (thx Google). My dosa came w/ a lentil & vegetable stew that was perfect for dipping my dosa, and a green chutney that had a slight kick - also perfect for dipping. Both sauces were tasty! MANGO LASSI - $2.99 I also ordered this drink to accompany my dosa - it tasted fresh and it was quite thick. I don't have a good benchmark of mango lassi so I don't know how it compares - it wasn't overly sweet but I still enjoyed it. Next time I'd like to try one of their samosas - and indulge in one of their other dosas. I did notice a sugar cane machine at the front of the store - so I'd like to try that too. The people working here are super nice. The seating area is very small but I'm thinking the dosa is best enjoyed immediately (vs take-out). The eating area had several Indian families which is a great sign too. And the other Yelp reviews describing their food as better than somerestaurants - that speaks volumes! I'll be back for sure!

Aside from a bustling Indian community out in Lilburn, there aren't many places to get really good…read moreIndian food here the Gwinnett County area. Indian food can be complicated to cook as the ingredients you need are very specialized. That being said, Cherians International Market might very well be the gateway into becoming your own Indian cuisine aficionado. This is probably the only Indian grocery market that I have ever been in. I particularly love the Asian grocery stores but to walk into a legitimate Indian grocery market was a special treat. They have everything here from all the spices you need to make anything and everything Indian depending on your regional food of choice. Biryani ingredients, tandoori spices, your kormas, your paneers, your samosas; they got it all and it's refreshing to know that there is a legit Indian grocery store in the event you want to properly cook Butter Chicken or Goat Biryani. They don't have anything meat related so you'll have to go next door to the Halal butcher but as far as your dry goods, fresh vegetables, and spices along with a smattering of home goods for cooking, Cherians has to be the best place for anything Indian! Definitely think this will be the place you need to go to for quality ingredients for anything Indian that you want to cook.

Overall This market…read morewasn't what we expected based on the name. "Namdaemun" immediately made us think of the famous open market area in Korea and we assumed the store would be Korean focused. In reality, the selection and overall vibe leaned overwhelmingly Hispanic and Latin American, with very few Korean items. Name vs Reality The name feels misleading. We came in expecting a Korean grocery market concept, but most of the products (including the bakery) were predominantly Hispanic. The shopper base also didn't feel very Korean, so it didn't come across as a Korean market experience. Selection If you are looking for Hispanic, Latin American, South American, or Central American groceries and produce, this place may actually be a solid option. It just doesn't match what the "Namdaemun" name implies. Atmosphere and Cleanliness The atmosphere felt more like a discount store than a bright, modern market. The store felt more cramped and less clean, open, and bright compared to places like H Mart or Mega Mart. Visually, it also leaned more flashy and cluttered rather than clean and curated. Who I would recommend it for I'd recommend this market for shoppers specifically seeking Hispanic or Latin American grocery items and produce. If you're coming in expecting a Korean market experience because of the name, you may be disappointed like we were. Would we return? Probably not for what we were originally looking for, but I can see it being useful for people shopping for Latin American ingredients and products.

Enjoyed the variety, great quality and food court meal prices was shockingly the best. Ambiance is…read morerushed and fast paced but it's to be expected at a Farmer's Market.

Visited Metro Chef for the first time today - I am currently visiting my family in Georgia and my…read morebrother mentioned how this place sells good-priced seafood. This place is basically the Georgia version of Restaurant Depot but ASIAN. I was so mesmerized and wish I could have bought so many things to bring home. The place was pretty clean and well stocked. The produce and seafood looked fresh. I wish there was a Metro Chef in Virginia

I was recommended this store by many of my relatives and was not disappointed with the visit…read more It was filled with many different varieties of fruit, seafood, produce, and items. I was able to purchase many Korean spoons and metal chopsticks for a great price. I also love that Metro Chef does not require a membership and sells items for individual purchase if needed. The only exception to the rule might be fruit and produce since it is already packaged.

Umm well to start off employee smoking at the front of the store gives it a bad aspect second of…read moreall inside good customer service really nice people can't speak for everyone though...

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The chain of international stores have a wide variety of products from all over the world…read more I have found things here that I have never seen anywhere. Plus an amazing section of produce.

I have noticed the management is trying to revamp the store and make some changes, which is…read moreappreciated. This is my go to since it's located right in the neighborhood and I enjoy having the opportunity to shop here for fresh fish instead of having to go to pleasant hill rd. So it was a lovely surprise to see the new fish dept renovations. Check them out

It is absolutely incredible to see how much City Farmers Market Duluth has evolved since its days…read moreas ASSI, and my recent visit left me completely buzzing with excitement! If you are looking for the ultimate destination for fresh international produce, authentic global spices, and an unparalleled selection of exotic groceries, this is the place to be. I walked in needing a few simple fresh vegetables and some specific culinary spices, but I ended up discovering so much more in every vibrant aisle. The sheer variety is a dream for any home cook or food enthusiast looking to elevated their kitchen game in 2026. The highlight of the trip had to be the live seafood section. Seeing the live tilapia swimming right there is a testament to the quality and freshness that City Farmers Market maintains. It is rare to find such a high standard of fresh caught fish and specialty meats all under one roof. Whether you are searching for organic greens, hard-to-find Asian ingredients, or Hispanic pantry staples, this market has mastered the art of being a one-stop shop for the Duluth community. The atmosphere was energetic, the shelves were meticulously stocked, and the overall experience was a perfect ten out of ten. I am already planning my next trip back to explore more of their international food stalls and seasonal offerings. If you haven't visited the new and improved City Farmers Market lately, you are missing out on one of the best shopping experiences in Georgia! I will definitely be back soon to see what else they have in store. #ashsaidit #CityFarmersMarket #DuluthGA #FreshProduce #InternationalMarket #SupportLocal

I'll keep it quick! I like this place! I can always come here and find unique items and the prices…read moreare pretty good. Also the food court is awesome! I've had lunch/dinner at several of the food stalls. All of them were good!