I've traveled to several international markets in the area. I found this market to be one of the…read morebest. They stock fresh produce/herbs that are hard to find in regular grocery stores. Produce like Thai Basil, and Thai Eggplant. I traveled to 3 stores in the area trying to find the Eggplant. They have rows and rows of Asian sauces, curries, etc. I highly recommend if you do a lot of Thai cooking and want that authentic taste.

I did my groceries on November 21, 2025.my credit card was skimmed at the register. Later that day…read moremy account was hacked and all my money was gone from my account. I contacted the store, terrible service. I reported this incident to local authoritie.

Sorry to bump down the rating on this supermarket, but I'm just not a fan. I didn't find the…read moreproduce to be super cheap. Aldi had avocados for $0.64 last week. That's cheap. This store is old and dated. It's not tidy. It smells like a seafood market when you enter. In the back of the store where the seafood department is they have open carts with shrimp on ice. I stopped in to buy a Mexican Coke. It's cheaper at Mega Mart down the street, but I was in this shopping area and it's super convenient from my workplace. For cheap produce nearby, you can go to OK Mart across Kenilworth. It's newer and cleaner.

I was there this morning and I spent 295.45 on food I asked the cashier if they will deliver she…read moresaid only in the night, but to my surprise because I leave not far away I saw this store delivery car not one but three of them around my apartment and on the other side of the apartment bringing out food stuff for people. I felt so bad that I thought to myself maybe it because am black, because one of the car brought food right to my door step for my Spanish naghbor. So this is going to be my last shopping experience with them i will prefer maga mart or food way

I came in just to buy a coconut water, and somehow that turned into one of the most frustrating…read morecustomer service experiences I've had. I stood there waiting while multiple employees looked right past me and never acknowledged me. It honestly felt like I was invisible. A simple "We'll be with you in a minute" would have gone a long way, but instead I was completely ignored. Eventually I got my coconut water, but by then the experience had already been ruined. Good customer service doesn't cost anything, and customers shouldn't have to work just to get someone's attention. I won't be coming back unless they start treating people with more respect. (I am black)

My wife and I stopped off here on the way home from looking at granite countertops in CollegePark…read more I had been hoping to pick up some Korean spices (flakes and paste), and sadly their collection of Korean food was paltry. But nothing else was paltry. A huge collection of produce, aisles of dried beans and bags of rice, and collections of Latino dried spices to beat the band. I was happy to fill in the home collection of dried peppers and hibiscus flowers Not likely we will intheneighborhood again any time soon, but if I am I would stop here for sure

I had my first visit here on a Sunday afternoon. It was moderately packed, but that's expected as…read moremost people do grocery shopping on Sunday before the new week. There is ample parking in the parking lot as it is in a plaza with other establishments. The establishment is large and has an abundance of products. There are items from fruit, vegetables, fresh seafood, meat, meats, and a large variation of canned goods and package products. The entire area was very clean and things were in place. I feel this establishment represents a vast array of cultures and you can probably find anything you need here. The employees were extremely pleasant. Don't be surprised if it's a little hard to navigate the aisles as the aisles are a bit thin so getting two carts past each other is a bit of a challenge. However, patrons were friendly and move around as needed. They do allow tap to pay for those who use that option.

This store is a hard no for me. Honestly, I'm not sure why it's not a no for others. The stench…read morealone is enough to make you turn right back around. Yes, the prices are decent, but the smell? It's overwhelming and honestly hard to ignore. It's giving needs a deep clean, ASAP. Until then, I'll be shopping elsewhere.

Had no idea this place existed, I was a little disappointed with their selection, as I was unable…read moreto find two specific items needed for dinner. Most "international" markets have these items so I was a bit frustrated that I couldn't find what I needed. On the other hand, the staff were helpful, and friendly. The store was clean and I was able to get some good produce. I can't say that I will return, as they don't have the items that I needed.

This store features items from all over the world. If a particular brand of coconut milk, soy…read moresauce, chili oil, pasta, jam, spice, etc., is needed, there's a very good chance it's here. But if not, there's probably a solid substitute on the shelf. I appreciate how the all the cans, jars, and packets of prepared foods for one country are found in a dedicated spot, and there's a lot of countries represented. I can easily go to the Turkish, Indian, Ghanaian, or whatever aisle and find what I want. There's a fresh produce section along with meats and fish too. But I'm just amazed by the wide array of international foods--this fact alone gets my undivided attention. Grand Mart is really quite a condiment heaven, and an excellent store for foodies in the DMV. The staff is generally helpful. I do enjoy shopping here. Don't let the location or its modest storefront fool you, there's a colossal amount of stuff inside!

Great deals on great products…read more Any time there's been a situation, management has always been very good to me, and willing to help.

From the owner: This is a family owned business and we deal with a wide verities of African and western food items…read more We also sell fresh and frozen cow meat, goat, lamb, pork, turkey, fish and chicken. We also sell smoked chicken, smoked meat and a whole verities of smoked fish. Available to all customers is a cutting saw that can cut your meat to any size of your choice. Our prices are affordable compared to our competitors.

Thank you Yelp! I was in need of some Shahi for my tea and found this Ethiopian market close to me…read more Ran in and looked around and whala! This was all I needed so mission accomplished & I didn't have to venture out to VA! :))) Looks like they also offer other spices, coffee/teas...snacks etc. Happy Yelping!

This is an Ethiopian and Eritrean grocery that opened in April. They carry pre-packaged injera…read more(also imported teff injera), kocho, gesho, coffee serving sets, international phone cards etc. Admas took over the space where Periyar had been located (and kept the same phone number), and they still carry some of the same items (such as Shan curry mixes, large bags of rice, pickled mango etc.). Staff was friendly and helpful when I visited.

Gateway Farmers Market is a super cute local market held at the Bunker Hill Fire Department -…read more They have a great variety of vendors, ranging from prepared foods, farmers & growers, and featured businesses, such as nurseries featuring native plants! We were able to check out: +Georges Mill - an 8th generation family farm that produces farmstead cheeses, caramel, gelato, soaps, etc.! +Snow Crane Ice Cream - delicious Japanese artisan ice cream +Tae-Gu Kimchi - all about this kimchi! +Fireside Farms - sustainable produce +and, Manifest Bakery Everything was neatly set up, and there's some parking in the adjacent lot; otherwise, there are street parking available. +great variety of vendors! +parking in adjacent lot or on street

Been a customer for 2 years. It's well run and has friendly vibes. This market's strength is the…read moreeclectic mix of vendors who are a part of it. There's a large parking lot provided for cars--about 2 blocks away, at 36th and Shepherd Streets. It's a short walk up a gradual hill, through a Mt. Rainier neighborhood, but sure beats parking on the street. Just look for the signs. This market can get busy however everyone is super polite. There's lots of picnic tables available. Sometimes there's live music, but there's always music. In fact, when the music is playing, the vendors can sell, but when the music stops, then the market is over. It's open for 4 hours only, Saturdays, 9 AM to 1 PM, and those hours do fly by. I almost hesitate to write about it (want to keep it to myself in a way) but do desire that it succeeds!