Loved this store it has such a good selection of stuff I'll definitely be coming back! Staff also…read morewas super sweet :)

This is the place in the Fort Campbell & Clarksville area for Korean Fire Noodles!…read more Seoul International Asian Market is easy to find, has lots of parking space, and a wide variety of different Asian foods and seasonings. It is the largest Asian market in this area. This week I got introduced to Korean Fire Noodles after a friend showed me a video of a fast food ramen restaurant in Orlando, Florida. The most demanded item there was the Korean Fire Noodles. Korean fire noodles are a particular type of spicy noodles from South Korea. While most people cannot handle the spiciness of these noodles, they still want to try it! These noodles were first created by Samyang Foods, Inc. The company also makes a variety of other ramen flavors. However, over time, the Korean fire noodles have become their specialty. For most netizens, Samyang is become synonymous with the fiery hot Korean fire noodles! Seoul International Asian Market always has something I am looking for like homemade kimchi, seasoned squid, wood chopsticks, and ramen noodles. I found a huge variety of Samyang Noodles here: Samyang Carbo Spicy Chicken Fried Noodles are not as spicy as the original spicy ramen from Samyang - herbal, cheesy, & spicy. Samyang Fire Hot Curry Flavored Chicken Ramen Noodles is deliciously hot and spicy. The heat builds up gradually and you can taste the curry flavor of the noodles. The Buldak Bokkeummyun Light is basically the basic fire noodle but with 40% less spice. It's definitely much milder than the other variants, but the decreased spice somehow affected the overall savoriness of the noodles as well. I got some of these Korean Fire Noodles/ramen, Japanese Clear Broth, a jar of kimchi, fish flakes for a recipe, and seasoned squid. Total cost of these groceries: $30. Pricey but not bad. On the way out, I saw some cold coffee in cans. I decided to buy some another day.

Great place. Does not have that half rotten fish smell. Very clean and has the usual random foreign…read morestuff for sale. I highly recommend it.

let me start by saying this is probably one of the cleanest Asian markets that I have seen in…read moreBowling Green, Kentucky. If you've ever been to an Asian market, you have always noticed that there is a seafood/butchery type smell that always reminds you of where you are. This place since it is next to a marco's, Pizza does not have that familiar Asian grocery store smell. It has the wonderful smell of pizza. This place has a nice selection of international Asian food and what I like the most about it is the vast collection of Korean products. I would like to see the produce section expand a little bit more, which maybe they will in time with more people coming in as customers. In my opinion, if you are a first time shopper for Asian goods or groceries this would be a great store to have an awesome first experience in. Highly recommend easily five stars, will definitely come again.

So neat having such a cool Asian store on Ft Campbell boulevard. I was going to the other Korean…read moregrocery store across the street but it wasn't open yet. This store opens at 8am. There's plenty of parking . When you first walk in there's fresh fruits on display. Visually the store is super clean and organized. Totally reminds me of stores in Japan. The ramen station caught my eye at first. Since I eat gluten free I didn't try the ramen. They did have fresh kimbap. I got a package to take home to my Mom. One roll was $5.99. Very pricey but it was tasty. I loved looking down the food aisles. I got a few things and was pretty happy with my purchases. The service was ok. I was not greeted or acknowledged. The workers did stare at me a lot. If definitely a fun place to visit and pick up some unique Korean foods. I even saw a vegan section in the freezer. Would recommend.

I'm from Clarksville but live in Colorado. The one thing that's been hard in this part of Tennessee…read moreto find is a good over seas market. I was so excited this shop opened while I was visiting for the holidays. I got snacks I've never seen before in Colorado and trinkets too. These are at cheaper prices than what I'm used to too. These staff were super friendly and nerded out with me about K pop demon hunter products. It looks like a small shop but there so much to look at you'll spend hours here.

I'm by no means an expert at shopping in international markets but I was impressed with my stop at…read moreNAN Asian market. They have a wide variety of items, frozen goods (like seafood and dumplings), lots of noodles (both plain noodles and instant noodle meals), grains, some sweets, fresh produce, and coffees/teas. My main reason for stopping by was for bulk sesame seeds. They unfortunately don't sell them in bulk bags but their prices were lower than surrounding chain grocers so I got some anyways! They also have Thai tea mix, which can be difficult to find. I'm sure I'll be back for that when I run out. My only complaint was that things were a little hard to find and it was difficult to tell who was working the register so I stood around for a while waiting for someone to help me check out. Overall, they have a very good selection and the woman who eventually helped me was very nice! Note: bring cash if you don't intend to spend much. There's a $10 minimum for card transactions.

Pretty good market in a city that desperately needs foreign food. You can find most of the usual…read moreAsian market goods here such as noodles, frozen meats, and fresh vegetables. They don't really have fresh meats, and their frozen selection isn't as extensive as many other Asian markets. For bowling green it is good, but if you really need something specific, you may have to go to Nashville. If you catch them on a good day you can get an English speaker to help you, and they are extremely nice. Other days you may be the only English speaker in the store

I think it is a wonderful store because they have many varieties and many different products.And it…read moreis a very good Price

Recently discovered this market while searching for ingredients to make my first hot pot at home,…read moreand I'm so glad I did. This place is packed with a great variety of Asian products, meats already sliced for hot pot, fresh produce, lots of broth options, dumplings, frozen goods, snacks, and more. Everything you need in one stop. They also have a nice selection of Hispanic products, which was a great bonus and something we definitely took advantage of. The store can feel a little tight when it gets busy, but it's absolutely worth it. Free parking

Where do I start? Went here after having it on my list for…read morea few months. -Located in Madison, TN. (Rivergate area) -Parking: They have a lot and there's lots of parking and it's free and no need to be validated. -Open: I went on a Saturday at 11 am when they opened. Very cute decor! Was greeted by Chris. (Owner) Who pointed us in the direction of the restaurant. (It's also a market) -To sip: Island Crush (passionfruit and lime) AMAZING!! I had to pace myself. Very good and just sweet enough. -Appetizer: Veggie Lumpia and it was great! -Entree: Veggie Pancit: it was very good and a nice sized portion! -Dessert: Banana Turon. DELICIOUS. Perfectly balanced. Not too sweet. Verdict: I will be back for the buffet and Kamayan experience!!! Service was great and food was amazing.There are rare occasions when everything I order is delicious. This was one of those occasions!

Finally checked this off my ever going 'want to try' list…read more I was pleasantly surprised that this was a sit down restaurant. For whatever reason, I thought it would be an order at the counter type of place. The interior was vibrant and colorful, and the weight staff was friendly and efficient. I ordered chicken adobo with Pancit and pork lumpia with a side of rice. The lumpia and pancit was tasty but the chicken adobo was the start of the show. My taste buds were in heaven! The pieces of chicken were on the smaller end but the taste of the gravy was just wonderful and rich. I enjoyed every bite. Also in the back of the restaurant they have baked items and some other Asian grocery items for purchase. A must try if your enjoy Filipino food.

This place is amazing! It opened in august and I'm so glad I found it. They have awesome groceries…read moreI can't get anywhere else. The food tastes delicious. It's fresh and healthy snd so well seasoned and homemade and yummy. We will be back.

Market has changed ownership and new person there didn't know what baba ganoush is. Didn't get…read moreanything here as it is now some multicultural grocery.