I'm so glad I was able to try out D'Amico and Sons Italian Market! There is such a variety of items…read morehere ranging from pre-made Italian favorites such as lasagna and chicken Parmesan to deli sandwiches to lattes, cakes, and sweet treats. They even have a limited offering of Italian soaps, shampoos, and air fresheners. I came for two items: a deli sandwich and gelato. Both were great and I can't wait to return! Although there are multiple Italian markets in Orlando, D'Amico is my current favorite!

This has become a family staple when visiting our UCF son every other month. Each sandwich tried…read morehas been wonderful and large and filling, and the lobsta' canolli stuffed pastry is to die for ..... We did try a bread pudding that was dried, boring, and seemed to be a one and done. Bread pudding needs to have a little wiggle. Perhaps out tooo long over in the cafe service area. No worries .... I will come back for something else to try next !

I have not been here in years…read more Since a few asian stores are nearby me or Lotte is my go to I forget this store still exists. Located in the small location in mills - Tiny supermarket but has loads of items. They offer fresh vietnamese hot and cool deli items such as summer rolls, fried egg rolls, coconut milk desserts like che', and sesame balls just to name a few. The summer rolls have shrunk in size last I recall but you get 3 pcs with peanut sauce (shrimp filled) for $3.50 - the non shrimp ones are $3. The snacks dept are priced reasonably. some chips/candies are under $2. The japan items are a little pricier. Staff here are friendly except for the cashier she has a little attitude when it comes to reprinting receipts. I bought 2 summer rolls - 4 chips 2 bags gummy candy and 1 box tea for a total of $24. I may come back again because some of the items they do sell I have not found elsewhere unless I do a little drive to west colonial area.

This is the cutest market ever! It's small and quaint, off mills. The staff is soooo nice!! There's…read moreaisles and aisles of amazing foods, dishes, teas, the list goes on. I was amazed by all the stuff they had. Things I haven't seen in years! They even had some of the viral tiktok foods. I will definitely be back, and often. There's so many things I wanted to buy that I have to go back for.

Food is always great Not as big as H mart but has all the…read moreright groceries And cheaper Definitely worth a visit And stay to have lunch as walala

Went here for the first time this past weekend. It was a good experience, albeit the majority of…read morethe employees seemed disgruntled and/or somber. I wasn't there to make friends and none actually ticked me off. The ones more genuine and seemed "happy" to be there were the men and women in the little separated cooked food area when you first walk in (you pay separately there, so maybe they are not affiliated with the actual store). Picked up some Asian (Chinese?) roasted pork strips (butt or shoulder?), which later turned out to be as good as it looked. Entered the market itself and was pretty amazed at how much they had to offer. I picked up some fresh chicken wings and goat meat (plan to smoke them) from the meat department. The employee there was not as disgruntled, but wasn't amicable either. I ended up picking up a few fresh vegetables, packaged spice mixes & bottled sauces, and what was left of the "real" wasabi (not the light green stuff a vast majority of sushi places provide). There was a lot of hustle and bustle happening at this place no doubt. I will return when in need of any Asian flavors or vegetables; or for more of that delicious roasted pork. Unless of course I find an Asian market closer to home that offers the array of products I want. My only real disappointment was having a cucumber rot within 1.5 days and having to toss it.

My mom used to put tabasco on my fingers as a kid to deter me from biting my nails. Perhaps that's…read morewhy I grew up liking hot sauce. In Indonesia years later I lost my taste buds to an extremely red hot sauce which looked like ketchup. From then on, I've dared to try the most extreme chiles in all their forms, from raw to pureed. Then I had Screamin' Torture. The title befits the product. It is produced exclusively for Tijuana Flats restaurant and one must sign a release form upon purchase. After my experience I can see why. It doesn't say Ghost Chilies on the ingredient list, merely Cayenne Peppers with oleoresin cayenne as another addition. But I really wonder if the snuck some of the hottest pepper in the world into that bottle. I poured a good sized dollop onto my taco and took a bite. About five minutes later I was tearing up and my nose was running freely. Ten minutes later I was hallucinating. There's a video on YouTube of a guy eating a raw Ghost Pepper. He was on the ground in 20...I didn't recover for about 45 minutes and several scoops of ice cream later. Now I use a tiny smidge on my food. And yes, the next morning was painful too.

This is a Portuguese supermarket where you can find imported products from Brazil, Venezuela,…read moreColombia, and others. Which h also provides authentic Brazilian food until 4:30pm made fresh daily. You go through the line and pick what you want. You can either eat there at their casual cafeteria or take it to go. Line starts with salads, cold foods, then hot foods and fresh cut Picanha, Churrasco meats at the end. They charge around $15.99 per pound and $17.99 per pound if its only meat.

I definitely love this place when I'm craving a picaña and don't feel like cooking at home. The…read moreflavors are amazing but i do have to say, it's definitely a little high up there for what it is. I pay about $60 for two plates so the price is a little up there.

i absolutely LOVE this place. they have anything and everything you could imagine. they have my…read morefavorite buldak spicy Tteokbokki that i usually have trouble finding anywhere else. their always so polite when you walk in greeting you with a "hello" or "welcome." i think everyone should come and experience this place.

I'm Laotian so I think my review should matter haha kidding. This is a very small market, kind of…read morelike a hole in the wall store. From the outside it looks closed because they hang their locks. Their stickers on the doors are labeled incorrectly haha. It says to push when you need to pull and the Inside says to pull, when you need to push. Aisles - Probably fits one shopping cart at a time because I struggled a bit with an older Asian woman while I was shopping. Products - Has the produce, sauces, flours, meats, name brand ingredients you'll typically need. (Lemon grass, leaves, fish sauce, oyster sauce, light/dark soy sauce, mushroom sauce, etc., chicken broth pebbles, curry pastes, Thai basil, green long beans, sprouts, instant coffees, wonton/eggrolls wrappers, thin/thick noodles, snacks, shrimp chips, coconut milk, bamboo shoots, items to make dessert, etc.) Bathroom - It was small and a lot of their cleaning supplies were in there. Try using the bathroom before or after coming to the market. Customer Service - Great. I don't think the cashier speaks a lot of English, he didn't talk much but he smiled a lot. They accept cash/cards.

This place is amazing, specially if you are a latina (like me!) and miss your country's or…read moreculture's food. I wanted fresh cheese (queso blanco) and the assortment was amazing! It even feels and looks like you're shopping back home. It has plenty of parking and it's easy to get to from 417 (for those of us north of Kissimmee)

What an awesome local grocery store that's full of delicious food like they honestly have something…read morefor everyone! Coming here I really didn't know what to expect but what I found was a ton of local produce, products, and meat which was totally perfect for us as we were stocking up for a bbq and let me say the meet is all a good price too as well as super fresh and perfect for all of your meaty needs! They also have lots of Latin grocery items some of which are super hard to find at generic markets which was awesome as in always in search for things like these! The produce section was a good size with tons of unique fruits and veggies pretty much just anything that you might need for all your produce goodness! Overall this is a radical store with something for everyone if you like to cook like I do then this definitely the place for you to find some awesome fresh and local products so do yourself a favor and just visit!

Such a cool place to go to. Imagine flying to Japan and getting a drink that only Japan distributes…read moreand you go back home to USA & wish you could have that drink again!! Well, now you can. So many different beverages around the world that you can get your hands on for the low low. No need on buying tickets to Epcot to get certain snacks when this hidden gem is right in Orlando, FL. There is a bunch of different snacks from chips, candy, soda, certain food items like ramen. Check this place out. You won't be disappointed.

It's a disgrace. Today, they served me spoiled--or sour--meat. I urge the American authorities to…read moreinvestigate what is going on here: the food is horrible, and there are many people working there--but under what legal status?

This is an international grocery store that by and large carries continental Portuguese and…read moreBrazilian products. It is quite large, clean and extremely well organized so products are easy to find. It also has a small restaurant in the back. As a native continental Portuguese I had a great time finding traditional food and beverages. The photos are of some of the stuff we bought and will enjoy over Christmas.

Stepped into a little slice of Versailles today -- all gilded edges, soft pastels, and the kind of…read moretea that makes you feel like you're at court. The tea options were very delicious. We tried the peach Versailles, which had subtle notes of peach. Then I tried the Royal apricot which was very delicious. It's very light on the pallet and low caffeine. They also had one that was a grand Mariner inspired and had subtle notes of citrus and cognac. All the treats were delicious! The chicken salad sandwich was our favorite! The savory bite was delicious as well!

I really feel bad about giving this place 2 stars, but if I'm honest, my experience really could…read morehave been better. Please arrive early so that you'll have ample time to find parking and walk to the venue incase you're not lucky enough to find close parking. When our party of five entered, we just milled around for a bit in front of the door until a hostess greeted us. It was a bit awkward, especially since there is no waiting area. Soon, we were warmly greeted and seated. Our hostess began giving us information but we couldn't hear her because her voice was soft and there are many people enjoying conversations at their own table. The noise level is medium, which is fine. I just wish she would have spoken up. You will not know the ingredients of the items that you will be served before-hand which could potentially be bad for those with allergies. When were served our tier of food, there was an insect in our food. I was shocked when the hostess began using her fingers in the food to try and fish out the rapidly moving insect. I quietly suggested that she bring us a fresh tier of food. I guess she was just following her first instinct to "get the bug". A fresh tier of food was brought, but honestly, the scones tasted stale. The bread on the finger sandwiches wasn't very fresh either. Some of the desserts had a strong artificial taste. Overall, the food was surprisingly underwhelming, and some offerings were tasteless and not very fresh. I received the wrong tea and it took a long time to get that corrected. We were instructed to turn our teapot lid over if we wanted more tea, but it seemed to be a futile effort since no one was coming to check on us. I literally had to raise my hand to get attention for our party of 5 on multiple occasions. The table decor was beautiful and thoughtful. There were a good variety of teas offered. I don't think I'll return.