Went here to get supplies to make that famous Dubai chocolate bar…read more The shop looks tiny from the outside but they really have a lot of stock inside. The family running the place was very friendly and helpful. We came here a few days after visiting Kaloo in Warwick. We bought the pistachio Dubai bar in Kahloo and they charged $14. Here at the Middle East Market they charged $9 for the same bar. Plus I feel like they more fluent in English at this store than Kaloo. You can find middle eastern home goods, spices, baked treats, drinks, sweets, international candies (found Flake bars from the UK), meal starter spice/seasoning mixes, frozen foods, and more. On the other side of the store they have smoke shop supplies and more bodega type stuff like snacks, refrigerated drinks, and other impulse buys. I can't really eat carbs anymore but a rose petal covered Turkish delight caught my eye. It was in the bulk candy section which they charge $11.75 per pound. The owner charged me 75¢ for my 1 piece and when I went home to weigh it it came out to almost the same price. All of the jars on the shelves were neatly arranged on the shelves. You could tell that they take great pride in the upkeep of the store. The shop is a little bit off the main road so it's easy in and out. Hope to visit this shop again soon!

The place has a lot to offer and the owner is very nice and welcoming. I was so excited to find…read moreprickly pear and pomegranate. However, one thing I noted was that the prices were marked up.

Small mom and pop type shop with fantastic prices on Korean snacks and food. The have a few other…read moreselections from other cultures but from what I saw it's mostly Korean. Only one guy running the store when I went in as it's really small. This is my go to spot for Milkis or anything else. $5.50 for a 6pack of Milkis is amazing and you won't find this anywhere else.

Excellent store with a wide variety of Asian goods. Ingredients, produce, some prepared foods,…read moredrinks, frozen goods and plenty of snacks. Something for everyone here Prices seemed pretty average

So we had just left a bakery that I had been excited to go to and hadn't planned to stop anywhere…read moreelse. I wanted to take my pastries back to my hotel room and live in sweet indulgent bliss. However, my husband is a huge nerd and anime happens to be one of his afflictions and there was a mural on the side of a wall that he wanted to take a picture at. After the photo, we noticed some fun Japanese items in the windows of the store by the mural, so we decided to just come on in and take a look. Wow! This shop was fantastic!!! I fell in love with Japanese stuff when I was a child and this place is a wonderland of food and items. I was actually kind of jealous because I haven't even been able to find some of the fun stuff that I wanted to try from social media in Las Vegas (and we have a lot of Japanese stores in Las Vegas). The shelves are lined quite nicely and the person working was pretty nice. Overall, I'd come in quite a bit if I lived in this neighborhood.

i passed this hidden gem on my walk to breakfast one morning while traveling solo in rhode island…read moreand immediately i knew i had to walk inside. from the moment i opened the door, i felt like i had been transported back to japan! speaking to the cashier, i learned that the owners are always taking recommendations as to what they should stock, which i love to hear, but i felt that their wide range of products was perfection. i ended up going back multiple times throughout my trip just to pick up little snacks here and there! if you like Japanese snacks or just want to feel like you're traveling abroad without walking into an airport, this is the place for you! and please do yourself a favor - pick up one of those strawberry milks. you won't regret it.

Large frozen food and seasonings aisles which is what I prefer to come here for. They also have a…read morelot of bulk noodle varieties, as well as, produce. Be aware: they moreso package for a household compared to other Asian markets around. The produce is packaged in minorly larger quantities. Love that they have the tea jelly you can use to make honey citron tea at home. They had the jujube one I regret I didn't buy too. Also many household essentials such as traditional pots, utensils, rice canisters, etc. always very clean and well kept there.

V-Mart International Market is a one-stop shop supermarket for those that are needing their asian…read moregroceries. It is a large supermarket and plenty of room to walk around. There is a lot of empty space. V-Mart International Market has sauces, frozen items, and fresh vegetables like watercress and yu choy sum. I am used to the vegetables packaged in plastic bags, but these were in plastic packaging. The aisles are easy to navigate and find what you are looking for. There is a parking lot with plenty of spaces.

Great selection. Friendly staff at the lunch counter and the checkout. Reasonably priced for both…read moreindividual lunch order and catering for events.

Wonderful people. Wonderful owner. Cheap prices, especially on produce and a great tiny restaraunt…read moreat the back. Knowing your Spanish will help but not required. They have plenty of parking available on an otherwise busy street. Go for groceries, stay for lunch (I recommend the rice and and beans, whatever meat they have and a small salad). In espanol = Arroz y habichuelas, Carne Rojo y ensalada con vinagre. Lastly the butcher will make. Anything you want Including grinding meat on the spot depending on what you want. Their selection is amazing for such a small store, and no matter your background, you will be treated with respect The ladies in the lunch area, the butcher and the owner especially

Very much hole in the wall grocery store with not too many fresh items but in the back if you go…read moreall the way you will find a great eatery where you basically just pick up items from the window after you tell the server what you want. It's very much cafeteria style and you do have a place to sit but it is bare Bones Here's what we ended up getting Pancit which was yummy. My major gripe with it was that it was served cold. I was honestly so hungry that I didn't care but had it been served hot it would have been smashing Lumpia was piping hot and was delicious. I actually would have preferred that to be a little cooler so it didn't burn my tongue but whatever Mango drink was good Lychee drink was good We did pick up one of the desserts that they had in the fridge that was green and star-shaped and I can't tell you the name of it because they couldn't tell me either and there was no label but it was mildly sweet and actually refreshing to eat. They take credit card. They have parking. They serve with a smile. If you're coming for the ambiance you will be disappointed. But if you're coming for the food then this is for you!

Nice little Pinoy store sadly no more redhorse they do accept Jollibee orders and lechon pork belly…read moreorders oh and they have frozen kikiam which is hard to find in the Rhode Island area and yes they do speak Tagalog

Super cute little market! I stopped in for the first time today and got a gyro, mineral water, and…read moresome lentils to make later this week. The staff was friendly and answered my questions about making Turkish coffee. I def plan to go back for some falafel at another time. So excited to finally have noticed this place was there!

best assortment of Turkish groceries and cooked foods. Customer service is top shelf, providing…read morerecommendations. We hosted a dinner party and had our entire menu from appetizers to deserts supplied by Istanbul's chef! the party was a great success than to the foods tasty varieties. highly recommend!

Visited for the first time yesterday with two of my daughters who wanted to check out this Japanese…read moreMarket. Maruichi is bright, clean, and well organized. They have a nice selection of all types of Japanese food, including refrigerated, frozen, and shelf staples. Lots of candy and snacks too, as well as toiletry items. We were there towards the end of the day, so must of the sushi was sold out, but the items remaining in the refrigerated case looked fresh and delicious. Prices were fair for all of the items we looked at, and felt lower to us than other similar markets we've visited. Although I think that the Asian Market off of Elmwood might have lower prices on some items. In addition to the market, there is also a counter where you can order hot foods to eat there or take to go. There is a nice seating area with chairs & tables, and there is also a counter with chairs next to the window. We'll be back earlier in the day next time to see the full selection of sushi.

This PVD location feels like a smaller version of a Japanese supermarket found in Japan. The food…read moreselection is almost the same as what you will find in Japan. From soft drinks, green tea, iced coffee in a can, Japanese pickles, frozen fish and delicacies, etc. The way food isle is arranged, I think, is also very "Japanese" in an authentic way, as if I am back in Japan. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, even though I personally do not need help in translating the Japanese labels to English, whenever my wife goes there, everyone is very helpful. She works only a few blocks away in Downcity, so going there to shop or eat is super easy. She does not have to find parking there when she can simply walk there. We often go there to have our favorite - katsudon and gyudon. She loves these donnuri dishes. I showed her how to make them at home, as they are super simple to make.