If you are a foodie or a person that likes to cook then you must visit the International…read moreMarketplace near to downtown. What I enjoyed the most were the incredibly LOW PRICES on Produce. They also offer a lot of fresh and frozen seafood. You can find a lot of groceries from all over the word here. They also sell some home decor, some kitchenware, and live bamboo plants and an assortment of Asian Pots and Asian Ceramics. This isn't a fancy place and also seems a bit worn. When you walk in you can the remains of a restaurant that is no longer in business. This place is great but- There is so much stuff that it is actually hard to find the things that you are looking for. I also didn't notice signs to direct you to particular countries or even continents. The biggest problem with shopping here are the very tight aisles. If you see someone with a cart there isn't enough room to go around them. Checking out can be challenging for some because it is like a maze with all kinds of things in your way so you have to figure it out. They also have a lot of merchandise that you don't see it until you are on the way out.

10/10 still recommend…read more International groceries from countries that have food laws and easy access to them without the internet is so great. Butters from France, Lithuania. Mixed nuts from Lebanon. A delicious cheese spread from Poland. These Twix cookies from UK. Honeys. So many! There's everything Cookies, snacks, drinks, condiments. Housewares. Ingredients - basics like flour, herbs, spices. Need a vegetable: got it. Want a whole fish? Got it!50% euro, 50% asain. Japanese panko and all the curries! Make katsu at the crib. You're family will be like WOW! It's a fun trip every time. Buy the membership for a small discount. The breakeven is $300 in purchases annually.

I registered for an olive oil tasting event here because I tasted their olive oil & vinegar at a…read moreYelp Elite event at The Children's Discovery Museum. The tasting experience was very different than other tastings I have experienced. First we did a taste test of four different olive oil. We were supposed to rate them and try to explain the flavor of each one. I wasn't very good at this. Then we saw a series of slides and were educated about olive oil production, freshness, and flavor. We were served a variety of small bites that featured a different flavor of olive oil. The most shocking one was the vanilla ice cream topped with a fig balsamic vinegar! It was so good, & I never thought this would pair together. I don't like chickpeas, however, they served a dish that was drizzled with Harissa infused olive oil, mint, & cilantro which I found to be absolutely delicious! It was $45 for the tasting. It was a fun, interesting, & enjoyable experience. I purchase four bottles of oil before I left. I think they should have offered a small discount on immediate purchased for everyone who paid to be here this night. I would have bought more than 4 bottles if they did. Also, don't forget to purchase the bottle toppers that slow the pour of olive oil. I purchased my four bottles and then someone else told me about the toppers that slow the pour so you don't waste an excessive amount of oil. You can also recycle your Arbosana used bottles by bringing them back to them and they will give you a dollar off your next purchase. I I recommend you check this place out, and sign up for an olive oil tasting. Go with a friend and you'll have a great time.

WOW!!! Where to start!? My friend and I did an oil tasting…read moreevent here. Walking in it smelled so good. Like a 5 star restaurant cooking up something amazing. We were greeted by Derek who was such an amazing presenter walking us through so much olive information I never knew or thought of. It made sense but never thought of it. I also learned of health benefits i never knew olive oil had. Now im prob going to be drinking a tablespoon or shot of olive oil daily. Which will be easier with the amazing flavors they offer. Learned how to "slurp" oil. Who knew. There is a whole art to swirling and slurping much like wine tasting. We learned how they test the olives to get the best quality ones available. Also learned of Dereks adventures traveling the world to bring us, Vegas the BEST olive oil from all over the world. He made the class fun. I enjoyed it. We blind tasted 4 types of olive oils. Then had to guess which 3 were Arbosana's and which was from a grocery store. The first thing they brought out was a non alcoholic spritzer made with balsamic vinegar. It was so good! Then we had a salad that had a homemade olive oil and vinegar dressing on it with homemade croutons that used one of the oils. It was so good. I bought the oil and vinegar and HAD to open it as soon as I got home to have my husband try it. It's awesome! I'll definitely be having at salad every day at work with my food now! Im not going to lie, when they brought out chickpeas I was thinking to myself this one isnt going to be that great. To my surprise, I could have eaten plates and plates of it! I would have paid extra for another plate of it! All the flavors paired so well together. Now, it was on the spicy side to me at first, then Derrick recommended adding some strawberry balsamic vinegar to it. That sounded wild but after one bite I was hooked! Im going to be craving that now! Arbosana needs to create a cookbook or post the recipes somewhere. I was starting to realize no matter what you mix together it's going to be good. The variety of olive oil flavors they offer along with the variety of balsamic vinegar flavors mostly all pair together beautifully. There are a few i wouldnt mix with other things and would leave solo but the majority do pair well. Then there was the grilled cheese, mozzarella pearl and marscapone cheese. Those were all great! Again, id paid extra for a full grilled cheese sandwich or more of the marscapone cheese with some crackers. Then lastly, the ice cream. Ice cream with balsamic vinegar on it... wild right!? Who'd put balsamic vinegar on their ice cream? Apparently, now I do! Move over Hershey's syrup! There's a new topping in town! It was really good! Ill definitely be adding the lychee balsamic vinegar and expresso balsamic vinegar to my ice cream from now on! Such simple things but the addition of the vinegar or oil added so much flavor! After the class you can walk around and sample other flavors you may want to try. There is such a wide variety. Something for everyone! Do your tastebuds a favor and book an oil tasting or come try the different varieties of oils and vinegars they offer. I know ill probably be back soon to get other flavors to use in my day to day cooking. Shop small business! Stop buying your olive oil at grocery stores. It's not even good. This is some of the best olive oil you can buy. If that is something that matters to you, definitely check out the store or order it online. Would also make a great gift too!

Cashier Tashae, S was extremely professional, nice, and above all else, easy to approach. She was…read morevery helpful, the store is clean and well up kept! Friendly staff!

Become my favorite store ! Tashae S. Is great ! All the staff very friendly and helpfulread more

I've eaten here before and it was great. Unfortunately I have Celiac and their staff told me that…read moretheir injera is made with barley, not just teff, so it is NOT gluten free. Now that I have to eat gluten free, I can't eat here. Luckily I can purchase some of the spices that I need here to make Ethiopian food at home such as koseret, mitmita and ajwain.

After falling in love with Ethiopian food in Los Angeles, I was on a mission to find a great…read moreEthiopian spot here in Vegas. After a few tries, finally found this great place. Not only can you get your favorite Ethiopian entrées in the restaurant portion of the business, but you can also buy spices, traditional foods, and even pick up a delicious homemade cake to bring to a friends birthday party. What a great place! So glad to find traditional Ethiopian food and products. But, of course, my favorite thing to do is to go inside and have their traditional plate. Highly recommend!!

Reminds me of asian markets in California. Parking is bad…read morebut if you dont mind walking then you will be fine. It has really good sesame balls and sweet pork filled balls. I usually go there for this and some other items that local American grocery stores dont have

Stopped in after dim sum down the street. Braved the demolition derby in the parking lot. We had a…read morecostcoesque experience (you know where you run into Costco for a rotisserie chicken and come out with an overflowing cart and a $500.00) charge. ). Being Sunday the place was jam packed, but the shelves and bins were full. The bakery smelled amazing but we passed today as we did for the restaurant which had a line of folks waiting to purchase. (Another reason to go early) . Got all the sauces and spices and noodles we needed plus a ton of veggies and some pretty good frozen dumplings and the like. We were in and out in only 45 minutes, since we're not wandering the aisles checking things out.

I was the purchasing manager for a hotel casino in Las Vegas and used their spices exclusively…read moreafter testing numerous other name brand/commercial and local spice purveyors. None came close to the quality and selection of their products. I'm a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America and can say they have the best I've/we've ever used.

Tried to have this company make a blend for me and they told that they would make as many samples…read moreof my recipe as needed till it was the way I wanted it. After the 3rd blend it just wasn't what I sent them and they decided to tell me they could only do it in a bulk form. After being told by Nikkie the GM that they could do it in a smaller bottle the owner Paul Murphy didn't have the balls to talk to me and basically they told me they didn't want my business. They wasted my time and they are nothing but liars and went back on all the things they said they could do. Poor communication and even worse customer service. Being new to this business I trusted them and took what they said as people of their word but it seems they don't know how to communicate and tell people what they want to hear and except them to just trust them. Thanks for wasting my time.

I am so happy this place is near me and am hooked now!…read more The boba here is spot on and a perfect consistency to me. I am a big fan of the Seacream black coffee with honey boba. Soooo good! Finally, a boba place that is open early in the morning so I can get my coffee and boba fix on when I want it. They have a nice inside area with seating as well as a drive thru. Nice to have the options. Service is friendly. Shop is clean. And the drinks are delicious. They also sell macaroons (I have not tried those yet). A great spot for a drink (or a to go one).

Would you like some flavor with your ice? Come on guys. The prices you're charging for these drinks…read moreand you're only putting 25% drink to 75% ice. So many boba shops in the valley and you guys want to drive customers away.

Tuesday is 12% senior discount day, sadly I qualify for that ! They also offer a 5% military…read morediscount every day too. Anyway, put on my crash helmet and Mario Andretti racing gloves and prepared to join the other racers and kamikaze's on the 215. Actually this morning wasn't too bad, only got blown off the road a few times by brain dead boogerheads going 90-100 mph to my safe sane 75. The store was reasonably crowded with an older population today. The aisles probably just meet the code with respect to width . Sometimes a challenge maneuvering especially since the end caps are usually packed with stuff. Made my way through buying a selection of veggies, fish and some meat. I appreciate the veggie selection since not all the produce is wrapped up making selection a bit more challenging. They like other markets will clean and fry ur fish if you desire. Good selection of pretty much everything Filipino on the shelves and freezers . You can also find some other Asian sauces and products , but this is market is almost 100% Filipino. I love the onsite bakery for pan d' sal and other goodies. Their version of grab and go is decent. For me the real plus is the hot line. So many choices... today we were just in a noodle frame of mind and got two large containers of pancit and palabok. Their lechón and pork and chicken bbq skewers are great as well. They also have a two for one breakfast special Made it to the check out line after dodging several "little old ladies from Pasadena " wannabes. My discount today was about ten dollars. Always a good shopping experience

They offer a good selection of fresh seafood, meat, Asian Filipino Pacific Islander vegetables,…read morefruits, and canned goods and produce here. You can also choose fresh fish and have it fried to your liking at the frying station here. They have a restaurant called PhilHouse located inside this market with delicious freshly cooked Filipino food like Inihaw Isda, Filipino style BBQ Chicken and Pork Skewers, Cooked Food Combos that come with Pancit or Steamed Rice, and entrees like Sinigang Isda or Baboy, Ginataan, Mungo, Linaga Baca, Pork Lechon, Fried Fish stuffed with fresh diced tomatoes and onions, Adobo Pusit, Chicken Adobo, Filipino style Spaghetti and so much more. They also have refreshing Halo-Halo and other Filipino favorite desserts. Don't forget the Filipino Pacific Islander Bakery by the entrance for Hot Pan de Sal, assorted sweet breads, and other delicious desserts!