After visiting a couple of different international markets in Las Vegas, we decided to check out…read moreInternational Marketplace on Decatur, and we're very glad we did. From start to finish, the experience exceeded our expectations. This is truly a unique international market. They carry products and items representing a wide range of countries from around the world--practically all 50 states' worth of international variety, even if some selections are more limited than others. Still, the access to such a broad range of ingredients is impressive, especially for chefs or anyone who cooks on a more global or large-scale level. My first visit really stood out because of how much variety there was and how organized everything felt. It's easy to navigate, and you can find ingredients you typically wouldn't see in a standard grocery store. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to explore international cooking or expand their pantry options. My only feedback to International Marketplace would be to continue expanding their fresh and new product sections. That is really important, especially for customers looking for a true one-stop shopping experience where they can also rely on consistently fresh ingredients. Overall, I am very happy with the experience. The prices are reasonable, the store is well organized, and the selection is impressive. I would absolutely recommend International Marketplace on Decatur to anyone in Las Vegas looking for international foods and ingredients.

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.

The lady here when you walk in is really nice she greets you and asks if you need any assistance…read more She follows you around basically and asks you if you need assistance or do you have any questions or anything like that. She's very friendly she doesn't mean anything by it only looking to help you out. They have a lot of awesome pastas there. Looking forward to going back once they get yeast and their flower in and is not chemically treated. It's non-bromated it's just way healthier than what we have to offer. They have a pasta that I've been looking for some excited to work with that and then my opinion, their prices are reasonable, especially for being imported. I'm definitely looking forward to going back. I love limonata, I had to try both from both regions, the one from Sicily is way more tart than the northern Italy one. The northern Italy one is mild during my opinion.

I like this place clean and lots of great products To pick from the Owner and people that work…read morethere are so nice and very helpful

This market includes a good variety of European, Mediterranean, and middle eastern goods such as…read morepastries, spices, cookies, meats, breads, cheeses, and so much more. I like their variety of Milka Chocolates. I come here for Pelmenis and middle eastern spices such as Za'atar. I was slightly disappointed that this place ran out of lahmajoun last time I was there.

I've been here twice and they both were exciting experiences. I found them because I go to the…read moremassage place next to it and decided to step in for a look. At first I was a bit hesitant but was greeted my nice staff. I took a look around and was excited to see the fresh pomegranate ready to eat, and all the yummy plant based options available. I was able to ask questions and staff was helpful. They have some awesome "exotic" stuff that was exciting for me. I am vegan and follow Whole Foods diet so was happy to see all the options labeled nicely. Clean ingredients from all over the world. Here are some examples of my goodies!!! I loved that they had so many options in glass jars, amazing organic options and reasonably priced. This will be my go to from now on. Make sure you give yourself some time while exploring as they have so much to see!!

Mini but mighty. We keep coming back. Very nice selection. I've noticed some variety additions…read moreand/or changes over the past few months. There is always something we like on every visit. My favorite section is the coffee, and I would love to see even more brands of whole coffee beans.

I was having a cheese emergency. Why else would I venture out into this heat? I was on a mission to…read morefind some great Parmigiano Reggiano. I didn't find it here, but I did find $150 worth of everything else. I know what you're thinking. They must be expensive. They're not. In fact, there were so many great deals, I just loaded up my cart. Did you see the big pretty box of teabags in the pics? $10. Wouldn't that make a great gift!? I gifted it to me with many more goodies. Gooseberry jam? Yep! Bulgarian noughats? Yep! Remember those Brach's white square candies with the multicolored jellies in them? They taste like that. $4 for a gift box. I got fresh made Baklava and met the chef- and it turns out we've met before. He makes his Baklava with creamy filling instead of honey. He said his wife prefers that because it's better for you. My husband likes it better because it's not as sweet. I got sausage, kabob meat, crepes, red cabbage, sauerkraut, spatzle, pickles, and so much more. I'm geeked! The store is small but mighty and the staff is warm and kind. This is one of my new favorite stores. Now if they only had Parmigiano Reggiano...

I have been coming to this store since 2012. It was under different owners and different locations…read more(all on Rainbow), but the fact that i have bee buying staff there 10 years explains everything. Store offers a food from Eastern Europe, so if you want to try food from that part of the world just come in. They really have great choice of everything (spices, cookies, chocolate, crackers, snacks, jelly, vegetable spreads.....) Some people might not know but they also have a nice variety of vegan deserts and cookies. All the labels are on English no worries.

Very large store with lots of items, the majority is Eastern European. There is also a smoke shop…read morein the end. They have meat deli but no cheese or other items in a deli, only in fridges. I came for my favorite cheese which is the Bulgarian white cheese but they have that only pre packaged. Prices are good. They have more than some other European stores around town when it comes to cookies and candies. Glad I visited and found a few items I like.

This was our second time here. My son absolutely loves it! He's very into eating healthy. The…read moremeats are high quality and USDA prime. There is a great selection. Actually it's an amazing selection. Everything is organized and displayed very nicely. They seem to have a great selection of wines and cheeses. It's very clean and the lighting is nice. The owners are very knowledgeable and helpful. The parking is plentiful. It's the best butcher shop we have found in town. Highly recommend it.

I have been buying meat here for over 25 years. This is a family owned business and is run…read moreextremely well. It is a small shop but big on service. They are the most personable and wonderful people. The quality of the meats is the very best with Prime cuts of beef, free range poultry, lamb from Colorado, and multiple varieties of exotic game meats. I will usually go in and ask for custom cuts, which is NO PROBLEM for Tim ( the owner) to do. The prices here are better than everywhere else plus the meat has been already professionally butcher trimmed so it's ready to cook without need for you to trim ( and pay for). I love this place , give them a visit, and you will too.

Japan Creek Market is a fantastic market located in Henderson. You'll find them at Beltway Plaza on…read moreEastern and Serene. There's ample parking. Inside is small and clean. They have fresh produce including apple, orange, kabocha, taro, sweet potato, onions, and potato. There's Japanese frozen dessert treats like mochi ice cream, pint size flavored ice cream such as lychee, red bean, black sesame, and mango. The aisles have a variety of Japanese candy and snacks, plenty of flavored pocky sticks, chocolates, rice crackers, as well as daifuku which are Japanese rice cakes. There's beverages like creamy soda, calpico, green tea, nigori, sake, as well as sparkling sake, variety pack vodka seltzer, asahi, 22 oz sapporo beer. Across is various beauty skin care, kitchenware, and reusable bags. Other aisle has seaweed, panko bread crumbs, various Japanese seasonings and soup mix, ramen bowl, plenty of soup base and savory sauce by Kewpie. There's also tonkatsu sauce, unagi sushi sauce, and Yuzu ponzu too. Frozen section has natto which is fermented soy beans, there's miso paste, kimchee, yellow pickled radish, and frozen goods like umami gyoza dumplings and fish cake. Refrigerator section has eggs, tofu, bean sprouts, king trumpet mushroom, tuna and salmon. Other side has cold produce like nappa cabbage, Japanese cucumbers, green onion, turnip, butter gourd, edible chrysanthemum, lotus root, okra, shitake mushroom, and bok choy. They even have ready made pork cutlet bento, mini set sushi rolls like California roll, spicy tuna roll, inari, onigiri, daifuku mochi, macaroni salad, and sesame seaweed salad. I ordered Vegetable Yakisoba ($6.99), it's freshly cooked and served hot, noodles are nice and chewy, has plenty of sauteed crunchy cabbage, topped with red pickles, good portion, great flavor, yakisoba is satisfying and very delicious! Also purchased snacks, Yamazaki Chipstar Norishio Potato Chips ($5.95), and Yamamotoyama Teriyaki Seaweed Original ($7.99), these are light snacks, not salty, and tasty! They have a loyalty stamp card, when you make a purchase of $10, it's one stamp. My total was approximately $20, so I received two stamps. After 20 stamps, it's $10 off. Service from Yuka and Yoko is very kind, welcoming, helpful, and friendly!

For a small store they really have a lot. I love ordering a…read morebento before I start shopping so I have a hot meal ready for me when I'm heading out of the store. They also have a small selection of stationary in the back that I love to get for different occasions

As an Iranian living in Las Vegas for the past four years, I've had a hard time making myself at…read morehome here, compared to other cities I've lived in, the Middle Eastern, let alone Persian community is quite a bit smaller, meaning good restaurants, and good marketplaces have been harder to come by When the restaurants aren't as quality as I have been previously used to, it made me wanna start cooking more Iranian food at home, a lot of niche and specialty ingredients are required in my favorite dishes, and I was so happy to find this marketplace and find absolutely everything I was looking for and more also some of the best lavashak I've had in the states, definitely come support your local marketplace so we can keep these quality, fresh and beloved ingredients in our kitchens

I was down the street and recall passing this market several times, never had the time to stop…read morein... glad I did..... very welcoming staff greeted and asked several times if I needed anything just ask. The market looked like it had more capacity for baking and cooking and "deli" type service, but those areas looked a bit empty. A great selection of spices, teas, jam, jellies, sauces etc. some pre-prepared items such as nuts and grains. A great and well stocked refrigerated and freezer section. I was not looking for halal meat, and maybe I missed the meat section but I didn't see any. What I did see (and bought some) was large flat pita style garlic bread (dense and chewy, great for dipping) and also some traditional Lamejun (Lebanese or Armenian flat bread style pizza) Haven't had any of those since I left the east coast.... They are so tasty. They also had Afghani flat bread. So I stocked up on bread and my car smelled like a middle eastern bakery on the way home.