Everything is wonderful here! So many great finds and good prices! Everyone here is so friendly, we…read morewill definitely be going back regularly!

The best place to find fresh produce with unique veggies. The carrots are enormous and great and…read moreyou can find very affordable items when you first enter on the right side. The rest of the store is packed with a frozen section and aisles of sauces, noodles, snacks, and a great selection of teas. They have a housewares section where you can find adorable tea sets and bowls. By the time you walk to the cash register, you will encounter beauty supplies as well. We love getting the veggie kimbap that is sitting in a warming tray and my kids love the jellies. The store itself is a bit crowded and can feel overwhelming but it has a charm as well! Definitely worth the visit if you need authentic products.

So thrilled to have found Foods World. An unassuming storefront leads you to a magical shop within…read morewith everything you will need to make any sort of incredible Asian themed dish. They have an entire side of an aisle dedicated to ramen, every condiment you could want, and an impressive selection of imported snacks. Some produce but not much. They do not have fresh meat or seafood, it is sold frozen but the options are immense there too. My only gripe about this store is that there is very little pricing information. Some things have stickers on them, less than that have markers on the shelf. Everything I purchased I bought blind which wasnt an issue but I could see where it might be annoying for some. The man who was running things was very personable and helpful, I really enjoyed shopping here, I will definitely be back!

Worth the 1-hour drive. No question…read more Viet Hoa Food Market is hands down the best Asian grocery store I've found in Kentucky. The selection is massive and incredibly diverse--you could spend hours just browsing. The seafood section is next-level, with items I've never seen elsewhere, including water bugs commonly used in Thai cuisine. Service was good, and I couldn't stop taking photos because there's just so much to take in. From cookware and dishware to fresh produce, spices, snacks, and pastries--this place truly has it all. If you're hunting for a hard-to-find ingredient like Thai holy basil or galangal, you'll find it here. A must-visit for anyone who loves cooking, exploring, or just a great grocery experience.

I truly love this place so much! So much variety and different cultures in this shop. I can go get…read moremy ingredients for Pad Kee Mao and pick up some Jamaica for agua frescas. Fresh noodles and fish in the back and great prices for fresh vegetables.

First of all, their social media game is amazing. Follow them for laughs!…read more They have everything you need and it's a spacious and clean establishment. Love the mural on the wall and the kindness of the staff. Everything is very nicely organized. There's a butcher area, cafe, fresh food, and aisles of grocery staples from the Middle East. Love the spices, savory snacks, cookies, drink selection, and their fresh meats. We already went there before but tried the Too Good to Go app for their fresh bakery breads and it was sooo good. I highly recommend going there if you want to try new food and their daily specials. The desserts are heavenly and we really enjoyed the giant specialty cookies! A must try market and can't wait for their next pop up with Jiran Coffee!

Yafa and its owner, Mo Haddon, are building commUnity and providing affordable groceries, pastries,…read moreand meals to the Hikes Point neighborhood. Located in the same building as the classic Token Club, Yafa sits at the far left. Upon walking inside, you are greeted with a stunning mural highlighting Yafas Middle Eastern roots. From fresh affordable produce to Turkish coffee and grape leaves, not to mention the CAFE AND BAKERYYY, Yafa is your one stop shop. Whether you're indulging in the handcrafted hummus, pastries, schwarmas, falafel, or meal of the day; expect a joyful belly and happy heart. Not only is the food delightful, but the conversations with staff even more! As for faves; my favorite pastry is the vegetable pie of spinach, onion, and sumac. A game-changer pastry and refreshing to *finally* see sumac in European pastries in Louisville! The baklava is 99 cents. Everyone else in the neighborhood is $4+ for Baklava and even more for pastries, bread, and hummus. I'm also a big fan of the tahini version of garlic sauce. Different flavor than Safier but still incredible. It honestly balance with the pickles, tomatoes, and cucumber perfectly in the sandwiches. I'm a sucker for flavor balances where each note is enhanced by its neighboring ingredients! Which then leads to my love for the schwarmas and falafel! If you love Safier, then you will LOVE Yafa! The $6 hummus is a MASSIVE size and will feed a family. Not to mention I finally have fresh homemade labneh that I no longer have to recreate! One treat I love to grab once a year is the knafeh. My preference is the shredder over the fine box. It is incredible!

This is my new favorite Indian grocery store. It is spacious, clean with wide aisles and lots of…read moreoptions. The produce is fresh Ann's well stocked. The spices are diverse and come in wonderful containers compared to the typical bags of spices that you see more often at Indian grocery stores. They have a variety of options for flour, rice to stock your shelves. There are also a great number of frozen options. One caveat, this store only has vegetarian items. This has become my go to Indian store in town.

The newest grocery store in town that carries mostly Indian stuff. The bright and airy aisles are a…read morewelcome respite from the ones we are used to in typical Indian stores. The vegetables were fresh and aplenty. The prices on dry goods could be more competitive. The store is clean and the cashier very customer friendly. Hope they are here to stay and stay this way!

If you need ingredients for sushi, Asian pasta dishes, sauces, mochi, boba, snacks, or pretty much…read moreanything else, they've got it. It's a pretty quiet store, generally, folks at the counter are quiet but friendly. I almost always find what I need. Save money on your sushi rice, buy it here for so much less than kroger!

Might look small from the outside, but this place has EVERYTHING…read more What is it you need? Hard to find ingredients to up your south, east, or southeast Asian cooking game? New slippers? Housewares or cooking utensils? You name it, they got it. As for me, I'm stocked up on kimchi, udon, and taiyakis for the foreseeable future.