They were pleasant despite not having what I was looking for; I still found some African items that…read moreI like to buy regularly, so I'll probably go back. But I wish they wouldn't pop up when you search for Asian foods, since they don't seem to have any. If your shop owner doesn't know what miso is, chances are it's not servicing a lot of the asian community or anyone seeking such groceries.

Excellent service. I stopped by here for palm oil, puff puff, thyme, and plantains. The staff were…read moresuper super super friendly and helpful. The store was a bit small but very organized and clean. They had everything in stock that I wanted. I didn't get many pictures but I will definitely keep returning for all of my African food needs

The best Spanish little market around. Although I am not Hispanic I love shopping there, Their…read moreprices are very reasonable and the customer service is very friendly. Not forget to mention you need to try their new juice bar it's fantastic and fresh fresh!

Great variety of fresh produce, Latinx/hispanic foods and amazing corn tortillas (fridge section)…read moreand pan dulce (sweet bread). This store as been a great addition to our neighborhood, very affordable, clean, friendly. Support your local family owned businesses!

For Mexican, Spanish, and Central American shopping, this place has it all. Great market selection,…read moresuper clean interior, incredibly kind/ courteous staff, super fresh bakery, and (probably the best part) a DELICIOUS restaurant. On Saturday and Sunday morning they sell fresh BBQ at the meat counter, along with fresh tortillas. Back to the restaurant... if you don't try Jalapeños out for any other reason, try the restaurant. It's the best Mexican food in Baltimore as far as I am tell. Very authentic. I really enjoy my weekly grocery shopping because of this place. The sad part is that it's not very busy so I worry it's going to disappear. Don't let that happen! Almost forgot to mention that the prices are very reasonable!

some of the worst i have ever had. suppsoed to be toasted and heated. cold with frozen cheese!…read more never will recommend or even try again! stay away... no even chips with side order of guac!!!

It was love at first sight for me and this grocer…read more Jeremy and I had our very first date at an Indian restaurant. Neither of us had any idea what Indian food tasted like, but we have always been pretty adventurous, especially when it comes to food. That first date was all it took for us. We've been inseparable since that fateful evening. He's been on a kick where he's learning to make Chinese food at home, and was looking for thai bird chilis. However, it's about an hour drive to the closest Asian grocery now that they knocked down our beloved Golden Bridge. So I thought, hey, maybe we can find an Indian grocery because they are legit Asian, and even though the food seems very different than Chinese, they do use a lot of the same ingredients. Anyone who has accidentally ordered "indian spice" level hot when ordering Butter Chicken (for example) knows that they use some MAJOR peppers in their dishes. Plus, we drive passed this spot all the time, and I've been wanting to check it out for over a year. It's a mecca. It's HUGE, with decently wide aisles, and about a gazillion Indian products that I have never seen before, but NEED to explore. We got the peppers that we needed, and could not resist buying a pint of what seems to be rose-flavored ice cream (I haven't had a chance to taste it yet, but I looked up the name and discovered that there's an Indian dessert that features NOODLES, rose ice cream, basil... my brain is intrigued!) and dehydrated whole lemons (which apparently can be rehydrated, or grated as is, used in teas, and a bunch of other things). They also have a lovely selection of religious icons. I collect those, so I'm going to have to go back for a Ganesha (elephant-headed Hindu god of beginnings, who is traditionally worshipped before any major enterprise and is the patron of intellectuals, scribes, and authors. His name means both "Lord of the People" (gana means the common people) and "Lord of the Ganas" (Ganesha is the chief of the ganas, the goblin hosts of Shiva). Ganesha is potbellied and generally depicted as holding in his hand a few round Indian sweets, of which he is inordinately fond. Ganesha has the ability to overcome anything to get what he wants. Ganesha is a remover of obstacles.) Now Jeremy is thinking of expanding his cooking skills to include more Indian dishes. I can't wait until he masters a Korma! Totally recommend!

We spotted 'Apna desh' once while driving on pulaski once; then decided to stop by there after a…read morefew days when we were passing by- and we were very pleasantly surprised by how big it was on the inside as well as the freshness of the produce, the wide variety and great selection of items. The staff is also very helpful, friendly, and polite. We almost exclusively shop here now for the Indian food items. They also have fresh vegan samosas on the weekends for a $1 each.

Small quaint little store. Didn't get anything but would go back again. Reminded me of family owned…read moremarket.

If you need International food items, this is your place! They have different ingredients that you…read morewould use for several foreign dishes. The staff are decent and are willing to help. Parking is street parking and you could also park in a side lot if needed as well. The post office is across the street and there are two food places you can stop at if you turn up hungry. All in all this is a great stop if you need some international food items.

Very organized and helpful service. Glad I no longer have to go to Catonsville to grab some of my…read morestaple Asian spices etc.

Very friendly staff and helpful. Fresh and competitive prices. Will make this a go to for Baltimore…read moreneeds

2 Stars = RUDE PERSONNEL! Although I have purchased decent seafood here, I realized after recent…read moreinteractions with staff here that several of the Seafood counter Hispanic workers as well as the Asian personnel encountered (who staff the in-store front office) seem most rude when approached and when asked even the most basic of questions! In the past, I have merely selected my items and then proceeded to checkout, so I had no reason to approach behind-the-counter personnel . Today, however, we had questions concerning some fish we intended to purchase and also had to visit the front office. At the seafood counter, the Hispanic man behind the counter was dismissive and twice became snappy! When asked about the bass, he refused to communicate the info requested. Then at the office, the woman snatched the receipt from my daughter and was impolite. Thus, I will refrain from patronizing this market at which we received harsh tones and unnecessary abruptness while shopping and during the manager's processing of a refund for 2 packs of SPOILED, SMELLY "sushi-grade" SALMON that I was forced to return only hours after my purchase. Only when I had opened the packs of salmon did the smell became detectable! The clue should have been the fact that the expiration date was May 21, 2026 and my purchase date was May 20, 2026. Yes, I should've checked the dates before making the purchase, but seafood personnel should've removed the salmon, should have accurately dated it from the start, and should have appropriately monitored the seafood case items to protect public health. Talk about a most serious Food poisoning threat! Indeed!!! The Lotte Market EXCEPTION is the onsite MOOLKOGI Restaurant which consistently provides EXCELLENT FOOD, and A-One CUSTOMER SERVICE! Unlike Lotte, MOOLKOGI is owned and operated by a warmhearted, dedicated, very responsible, expert chef, and professional Asian businessman and gentleman whose dishes are exceptionally good, always fresh, and well priced! But LOTTE MARKET overall FAILS to meet the public expectation and apparently seems to be operated based on a mindset that providing polite and qualitative customer service is optional and unnecessary. How foolish! I will not condone such a mindset by continuing to be a patron of this market as I reject and resent its biased and exclusionary business practices.

This is one of my favorite Asian grocery stores. They're the only place I've found that sells an…read moreIndonesian hot sauce called ABC, so whenever I want it, I always have to travel to Catonsville. Their prices aren't the cheapest overall, but they're not expensive either. There are a lot of options for fresh produce, and my favorite thing to buy here is the halal meat and chicken. That said, the store could use some rearranging and a deeper cleaning. The vibe feels a little different compared to other Lotte Plazas, and it seems less clean than the one in Ellicott City. The staff are nice, but they could be a bit friendlier. On the plus side, there are plenty of parking spots available.

One of my favorite market!…read more I like their cheese, olive oil, herbs,... and many other things... There is many traditional product that we use it when make Turkish food too. I recommend you ; simit, (koulouri thassalaniki) , hard biscuits, olive, olive oil, fresh dried basil and sage...

Nice place kind of far from my house, but it's ok it's worth going there if you're Greek it's worth…read moreit not a five star but definitely a four star