Service was so friendly and welcoming, the owner was very helpful helping us find what we needed…read moreand was very kind! Great selection of products and everything was nicely zoned in its place and the store was clean! We will definitely be coming back! I was able to find what I needed that I couldn't at big box stores like walmart and target (dark soy sauce, premium oyster sauce, cooking rice wine etc.) so excited to try them out in our dishes!

I am so happy I found this store! It's not easy finding premade bahnchan and kimchi in my area…read more Frozen desserts, fresh pastries, frozen and fresh noodles, Korean pepper flakes, gochujang pastes, soybean pastes, daikon, they have it all! I also love that they have a frozen section of sushi grade salmon, ahi tuna, unagi, masago.... I spent way too much money for such a small market. But well worth it. The owner was friendly and we laughed when he said he could tell I was more western Korean haha. Just a nice market with a surprising amount of variety.

Only bad thing I can say is that they hire these people in the kitchen that don't speak english so…read morethere's a bit of a wait because they're not understanding what you want. Other than that the food was delicious and very fresh. The young that did assist my was so pleasant and helpful. I see what the crowd was about

We stopped in here to but my granddaughter ciggies and me a drink and both were here at a good…read moreprice. The lot was clean, the shelves were stocked, and employees were nice.

This Rouses on Power Blvd (Metairie) is one of the biggest ones and has more inventory. They're…read morenever out of stock for the Rouses brand spicy cajun peanut tins which are very popular. I do remember this being a Schwegmann's and shopping here as a child many times. Great to see local businesses (Rouses, Robert, Zuppardo's, Dorignac's) being the main grocery options in New Orleans metro, much better than the national chains like Kroger, Safeway, Albertsons which lack personality and local flavor.

Sent hubby to buy a douberge cake for son's birthday. He bought the 3 layer cake. It was dry, the…read morefilling was almost invisible, and it was also not level. it has a significant tilt to one side. I am not sure how they sold it after seeing how bad it looked. Mrs. Beulah would spin in her grave if she saw it. Two lessons..don't send hubby and don't buy Rouses bakery goods!

Was greeted and helped by a boy at the front register who was super sweet and came to find out he's…read morethe son. His mom and another woman work back in the kitchen cooking, they don't speak much English but he does. They've got a pretty full menu including breakfast and it's decently priced. I got a burrito and could see them cooking it up. They weren't stingy with the filling, it was good for two meals for me. I'll be back again to try the tacos.

A great small restaurant with home cooked Honduran and Nicaraguan food. The staff id helpful, the…read morefacility is clean and the food is delicious

The supermarket itself has really tight aisle but it's full of some really good things. I really…read morerecommend the banh stand inside to the right they're really sandwiches are really good. Prices are really reasonable especially if you get their deal. Great when taking road trips

I really liked coming in here. So many obscure things that could be purchased here for such a…read morereasonable price. I am very, very sad to hear about what happened to the owner. I hope somehow the family can rise above this and reopen the store. My heartfelt condolences.

Fun little market on the side of the road - we'd passed by the signs advertising "Hot Cracklins"…read moreand we had to make a stop. Lots of meats in the freezer section - we picked up stuffed pork chops and alligator patties. As we were checking out they just loaded up some fresh pork cracklins and we got a cup of those. So good! It's heavily seasoned so if you can't have or don't like salt, maybe see if they have any unseasoned. We also tried the gator balls - not my fave (tasted like maybe there was crawfish or crab mixed in) but ok.

I've stopped by this place many times but only gotten things out of the hot box. They have very…read moregood choices of anything you can think of in their hot box, I'm a huge fan of that alone. There's a bunch of fresh fruit and vegetables for sale as well, and some nice decor for the home and all. Just looking for a snack, a real bite to eat, fresh produce for the house, this is a good spot for sure. I finally decided to try some of their real food so I called in a shrimp poboy and fries. I must say the shrimp poboy is definitely up there with the best I've ever had. They had a great amount of mayo, and the lettuce and tomato were fresh from a garden you can tell which made the sandwich much better than going to a chain restaurant or something of that sort. Poboy is pretty big with plenty of shrimp, fried perfectly, great bread selection too. Now the fries...the saltiest fries I've ever had in my life. You can zoom in on the picture and count every grain of salt on each French fry. I love salty foods but I couldn't even handle these fries. Otherwise, this would've been a perfect 10/10 meal. It was $21 with a large fountain drink. I will definitely be back for more food.

The street tacos I had were very good. I would definitely order those again. However, the rice and…read morebeans I had were very subpar. The rice was dry and the beans were very chewy. What a shame because the tacos are very good. cute little restaurant grocery store. Reminds me of being in Mexico.

Latin market in chalmette. Tongue tacos and 3 kinds of papusas. I bought Portuguese sausage…read more(smoked) and some fresh tortillas. I see a breakfast burrito in my future tomorrow. Any tips on how to cook Portuguese sausage??!!??

This small latin grocery has most of the typical items found in other latin grocery stores. They…read morehave a few different peppers including mild pablanos, jalapenos, and the hotter serrano peppers. Tomatillos can also be had here. But of course no mexican or latin grocery would be complete without an aisle full of Goya products. They got you covered here on that end too. Basically it has a nice variety of items to choose from just on a smaller scale from big latin supermarkets. You can also get your prepaid phone here because why wouldn't you get your next phone/plan from the grocery store? The reason I come here, though, is to view the eye candy that comes through the store. So serious!!

I tried this place for the first time and was happy I did. Great beef soup. Had to get a translator…read morebecause the staff is Spanish. I'll be back to try other items.