Very good Afghan chapati and pizza. Good selection of central Asian pre-prepared foods and…read moreingredients.

Nice place. Located where the 7-Eleven used to be next to Subway. The Yelp map is wrong. It is…read morepointing at MudBay by Whole Foods. I have no idea where those pizza pictures came from. This place does not make pizza. This place doesn't make anything. There is still no kitchen set up.

I was certainly spoiled by living next to Dearborn, with the multitude of Iraqi markets on…read moreGreenfield and Warren. Now since moving to Seattle, I've been on the hunt for a similar market and Mmarket seemed to fit the bill. This is a small market that most importantly (for me at least) has a small kitchen pumping out classic Iraqi dishes, and also the typical Iraqi breads. Iraqi-Style Beef Kabob ($2.99) - They only had beef kabobs available when I stopped by. They grill the kabobs over a normal gas grill rather than the more traditional charcoal. The temperature and cook time seems to be a bit lacking as there isn't really any developed char or smoky flavors. The smell is almost gamey, but the texture is very tender, and the taste is mild with some allium notes. Charring would greatly improve the anemic appearance and taste of the meat. They serve the kabobs on a wheat pita and for some reason do not include any charred tomatoes, onions, etc that this would normally come with. This is probably the only place to get Iraqi-style kabobs in the area, so I can't complain too much. (3/5) Hummus ($4.99) - This is served in an 8 oz container and they add olive oil and sumac on top before handing it over. The hummus is a bit coarse and has a somewhat strong earthier flavor than a lot of other hummus. Still, this seems to be relatively fresh, without the taste of lemon or preservatives. That's a win in my book, for an area not known for Middle Eastern food. (3/5) Mmarket also sells bags filled with khubz and samoon, which according to the owner, isn't baked on site, but at a bakery nearby. Next time I visit I'll need to ask if that bakery is accessible to the public, just so I can get the freshest bread right from the tanoor, assuming they use one rather than a commercial oven. I gave Mmarket a 3/5 purely because the only comparison point I have is with the Iraqi markets in Dearborn. Let's be real, outside of a select few regions in the US, 90% of "Middle-Eastern" (aka "Mediterranean") food is some abomination of Americanized Greek food mixed with food from the Levant. Of the more authentic 10%, 90% of those restaurants focus on Lebanese cuisine. That last 1% includes places like Mmarket - places that serve authentic food from a specific country in the Middle East. While the execution of the food here is more grocery-store level than restaurant-level, for anyone who wants a taste of real Iraqi food, Mmarket is probably the best in the area. While I wouldn't get the prepared food again, I would come back for the khubz specifically since I don't think there's anywhere else near Seattle that has it for sale.

Nice Mediterranean grocery store. The best part this store is having a full commercial kitchen…read morewith few delicious menu items. They have nice Iraqi kabobs and Iraqi fish plus other items all made fresh per order. Clean place , good prices and very kind and friendly owner and staff. It's a small family business.

Good market with limited options (Indian, Egyptian, and Mediterranean options) but price are very…read morehigh compared to other type of market.

An average Mediterranean grocery store. Limited selections. I can't find everything I need…read morethere. I am hoping they will add more items in the close future

Went in to see if they had fresh samosas, they did! And other made to order items, can't remember…read morethe names but I can't wait to try it all. The gentleman made a few things for us to try and it was amazing. I'm so excited to have found this little gem, we will be back. On our way home to enjoy our good end of done henna tattoos.

We drove by here from an event to see some snacks that are recommended by my coworkers…read more We got here at 10am and supposedly, they should open at 10am. Unfortunately, the owner was late enough. There were a few people who waited around with us to see if the store will open. As it did, we all rushed in to get our shopping done. Since it was my first time here, I had to explore the aisles of goods I was interested in. The one and only staff was very kind to show me where things are and explained they are also organizing the store. She was genuinely kind to explain some things to me and even gave me pointers how to make my snacks more enjoyable. I like that! They have a lot to offer from Indian to Pakistan goods as well. Awesome place if you ask me! I found my snacks and they are healthy as well as spicy good. I'm sold!

This store has really good prices for what you're buying we good what would have over $30 at the…read moreSafeway for $20. Since it's a small store you buy some things like Chile Peppers and Hibiscus flowers by weight. So much better than bagged options where it's more expensive for a smaller amount. The couple who own the store were very nice, we'll definitely come back.

This is a very small Hispanic market in a very small space of a strip of a few businesses in…read moreWoodinville. It makes for a quick stop if you just need a can of salsa, pickled jalapenos, Tapatio, or this or that. Because it's small, the whole store is pretty much just a smidge of this or smidge of that in selection, and you will pay a little higher price for the convenience of just a quick in and out. Parking is minimal and tricky because there's not a parking lot for this strip. There are a few spaces across the street, and if it's not busy, you might get a spot in front of the store. That being said, I have to give them props on their Mexican beer selection, as they even had La Bohemia. Also, any tienda that has the not always available Yoli soda wins favor with me.

We are a big fan of Amrutham (a popular comedy show) in which the comedy revolves around the owners…read moreof a restaurant called Amrutha Vilas. Do we were excited to see a food truck by that name and theme. we went in the evening and ordered mysore bonda, mirchi bajji, and punugulu. Both mirchi bajji and punugulu served flaming hot with chutneys were very good. Mysore bonda was not good - not served hot and was too big.

Good spot for South Indian food in the area. The food tastes great and they have good menu options…read more However, the food is pricey for a food truck. I tried their stuffed mirchi. It was good, although it didn't come with any chutney, so I dipped it in the sambar from my Vada-Sambar plate. I liked their vadas, they were freshly fried and tasted authentic. The guy at the window serving the food was polite and friendly. The ambience is pretty basic since it's a food truck but the parking around the truck does get dark at night as there isn't enough lighting. Visiting while it's still bright is probably better.

Ohh emmm geee delicious!!!…read more The lumpia alone will bring me back!!! Must try!! Also the sizzling sisig stole the show! The pancit and fried rice were also good!! The service was okay -- minimal attention -- had to ask for refills multiple times. Portions seem slightly small for the price but I will come back if in the area.

I was so excited to try this place after having had the BEST crispy pork belly kare-kare I've ever…read moretasted. I grew up eating Filipino food, and kare-kare was actually a dish I never really cared for. But I recently had it at a party that was catered from here on a Saturday, and I honestly couldn't stop thinking about it afterward. The following week, I was raving about it to my sister-in-law (our partners are Filipino), and since we were in the area, we decided to stop by. We walked in right at 11 when they opened. Unfortunately, the service was disappointing from the start. We weren't greeted very warmly by the older woman taking orders. Maybe she was having an off day, or maybe we happened to walk in right as they opened, but as my SIL was ordering, she seemed visibly annoyed with us. What really stood out, though, was when two older Filipino women came in shortly after. Her demeanor completely changed, and she became much warmer and more hospitable toward them. I don't want to assume someone's intentions, but as someone who isn't Filipino, it honestly made us feel very unwelcome and discriminated against. It was especially disappointing because we genuinely love Filipino food and regularly eat dishes like papaitan and tortang talong with our Filipino family. We weren't just randomly ordering unfamiliar food, these are dishes we know and love. And my whole life I've never experienced any negative interactions with any Filipino, ever. They're some of the nicest people you'll ever meet. We ended up getting our food to go. The tortang talong was pretty greasy and the tapsilog was decent. And I have to give credit where credit is due: the crispy kare-kare is still the best I've ever had. That alone is what would bring me back for the food. Unfortunately, the service is what keeps me from rating this place higher. Based on my experience, I'd recommend this as more of a takeout spot only. Hopefully whoever takes your order is having a better day than ours did.

Nice little store with a ton of spices, canned goods, coffees and teas, tahini, halvah, olives,…read morevarious rices, dried beans, lentils, pastas, breads, and more. They have a small refrigerated section that had various cheeses, a few prepared frozen items, and various meats, falafel, and gyro slices. If you are looking for a specific Mediterranean ingredient or item, my guess is that your best luck in the area is looking here. They also had an assortment of plates and dishes, and other items that could be considered gifts. Prices were reasonable, especially for items that I'm sure they pay to import. I bought a huge jar of Green oregano for $5.99. They didn't have much in the deli case, but I tried the baklava, which I found to be flavorful, but very dry (perhaps old). Will definitely revisit this place to try some of their other items.

Good size grocery store. Ok selections and ok prices. Nothing special. I was not impressed with…read morehis prepared food such as the Kataief during Ramadan as they were the worst ever. So I will stick to buying groceries from there only if I was in the area.