Excellent little halal store. We get our feta, sunflower seeds and pickles here. They have so many…read moreamazing foods that's it's hard to leave without trying something new.

Great variety of seasonings priced far lower than a conventional US grocery store. Produce is…read moredecent, and lots of it is less expensive. Interesting selection of bread products. The only issue- much of the Frozen produce and several aisles had no prices. I feel like I'm bothering somebody to ask them to price things- they only do one at a time but it's an entire wall of frozen vegetables that have no prices. You have to bring things to the front to get them scanned. And even when they tell you what the price is in the aisle after they've checked with the front, the cost changes when you go to the cash register. It's not that big a deal but it's something they could improve on. Very nice people and good customer service.

I came here by accident looking for a shiny HMart store. What I found was better. Better because it…read morehad what I was looking for and more! They have Ramens of all sorts and fresh vegetables. I found my radishes and other fresh mushrooms! The ladies there are so nice and helpful. It is so relaxed and quaint. Take your time. Walk around and explore everything from utensils and Vietnamese coffee drippers to frozen dumplings. Save yourself a trip to Carrollton or Arlington and come here first!

This is our new favorite Asian market. We were so excited we found this gem in Fort Worth. They…read morehave parking right in front of the store and when we went it was not crowded. Previously, when we wanted to go to an Asian market we had been going to a market in Dallas, which is about an hour from our house. We didn't know what to expect because outside is misleading, but when you walk inside, they have a wide variety of Asian merchandise, my husband was able to find his favorite snacks, and I was able to find my favorite tea. We even found a few new things that we hadn't seen before. We definitely look forward to coming back here and shopping again. Oh and the prices were a little bit cheaper as well. Win win!

Good goat meat, she comes and goes as she pleases but most times she is there. Some times I call…read moreahead of time if it is early in the morning. They have Nigerian original products ooooo from most tribes and good fish selection. Just too cramped tho. You can send money to Nigeria.

I've seen lots of bad reviews, but I have never had a problem with anyone here. It's always clean,…read moreand the food is always fresh. The people are always nice and try to accommodate. I've been coming here for several years. I remember coming with my dad when I was younger.

Compré dos libras de fajita marinada el 14 de diciembre y cuatro días después la saqué del…read morerefrigerador para cocinar y al abrir la bolsa, dio muy mal olor. No puedo creer que en tan solo cuatro días, muy apenas cuatro días, se echó a perder la carne. Si hubiera estado recién marinada dudo que hubiera estado echada a perder tan rápido. Fui a pedirles que me hicieran el favor esta única vez de intercambiar la carne y me la hicieron difícil. Ni siquiera me pudo dar la cara "el manager" porque estaba en su "lunch" y según su "lunch" duraba una hora y apenas iba empezando. Que payasada es esa. Se supone que un mayoral siempre debe estar disponible para hablar con el cliente. La verdad, que que pena tener que dejar una mala crítica de esta tienda, pero en serio que estoy muy decepcionada con la falta de buen servicio al cliente. Llevo tres meses comprando aquí y no vuelvo a dar les mi dinero. La mala actitud de la empleadas nunca les falla, siempre con la cara de asco. Es triste decirlo pero no estoy sorprendida. Con notar que los mismos dueños les vale tanta su clientela que ni un calendario les pueden regalar a cada uno que les lleva negocio.

Nice place for my African cooking must haves... clean polite.. no strange smells.. from stock fish…read moreto goat n fufu.. everything thing u need

Finally experiencing Bombay Bazaar made me so happy and sad at the same time. Sad that I've lived…read morerelatively close by for almost 3 years, love ethnic cuisine, and never stopped in before. I'm a fool and must make up for lost time. The interior isn't exactly aesthetically pleasing - it's pretty run down with dingy and outdated floors, walls, and shelves. Unattractive fluorescent lighting and items sort of piled about. But everything seemed ultra-clean and the store is easy to navigate, which is what counts. The variety and quality of products here is stellar. When do you ever see whole raw garbanzo beans? Where can you find the biggest bags of basmati rice known to all humankind (and multiple brands at that)? So much produce, every kind of flour you can think of, herbs (curry leaves!), and an incredible array of whole/dried and powdered spices. Soooo many types of salt and pepper, curry, masala, chutneys, incense & candles, yogurt, fresh baked goods, SO MUCH GHEE, a large selection of frozen foods, candies, and a ton of pre-packaged cookies, breads, and cakes. I was the only person in the store at 4 PM on a Wednesday, but the staff was nice and I was able to get in and out quickly despite my lengthy browsing.

What an amazing store for this old country boy. OK, maybe not so much country now, I grew up on…read morewhat now is South Cooper but it was country then. This place can be an experience just walking through and looking at everything. The looks and smells are almost overwhelming. Our favorite thing to do here is to get spices. You can get a HUGE bag of spices for a fraction of the price that you would pay for a little bottle at a regular grocery store. The staff are very straight to the point. Some might consider border line rude but I think it's just the culture difference not rudeness. They are usually pretty busy and just don't have time for pleasantries. If you need spices or a 50 pound bag of rice, this is your place.

After watching so many TikTok's and IG videos of people eating fufu and other authentic African…read morefoods, I've been dying to try some. While out and about running errands, I googled fufu near me and this hidden gem popped up. It's actually an African market , but has a spot in the back of the market serving African cuisine's. I was so unsure of what to order , because I simply just wanted to try fufu (a dough-like food found in West African cuisine), which can be paired with different types of soups etc . So I allowed the cook to choose for me. Egusi with fufu was what he selected for me. He stated that it was what is commonly ordered. Everything was fresh and hot , and for the most part I enjoyed the meal. It's definitely different, and not something I could eat regularly. But I did enjoy the experience and I absolutely plan on trying fufu paired with other soups etc ..

I have never tried African food but was always curious. I have decided to explore my palate and…read morefound this place online. After some research I decided to start with the Egusi soup and fufu. I called my order in and the woman was very pleasant. They actually called me 10 minutes later saying my order was ready. That impressed me. Made me feel like they cared about me getting my food. Went into the shop and was greeted by an entire family with smiles on their faces. Went home and ate. Food was piping hot and literally THE. BEST. FOOD I've had in years. Such a good experience all around! I will be coming back.

This place is awesome for culturally curious people. It's like traveling the world without leaving…read moreTexas!

The absolute greatest selection of baked goods!! Lovely staff and perfect everything! :)…read more Inside was warm and inviting.