I have been here twice now and I will say this, I am excited to become a regular customer and try…read moreall the items that are unique to me in the future. For the practical items such as the produce, frozen items, and dry goods they are great prices. For the novelty items such as strawberry shortcake kitkats I would say might be a bit much considering how much you get. However the service was great and the store is very well stocked and organized. They also have a food court where they sell Korean hot dogs that compete with Mochinuts.

Great store. They offer such a unique variety of different Asian cuisine, ingredients, and snacks…read more Very interesting stuff! The staff was really nice and they kept the store pretty organized. We tried some of their k-dogs and man they were great! Especially for the price I wouldn't recommend going anywhere else. Very good all around.

This review is for their coffee/smoothie bar only:…read more Be aware Central Market is under major renovation. Half of the market was closed off, but something new that popped up near the front of the store was a coffee/smoothie bar. We stopped in for a quick to go order of a coffee, pastry, and smoothie. I loved the fact that there is an option to make your own. I was able to choose my base, 2 fruit options, and a veggie. I chose - blueberry, strawberry, (comes with a banana), spinach, and almond milk. Perfect! Healthy and fresh. The girl behind the counter was friendly and accommodating. There's also a gelato bar. Curious to see what's new when renovations are done!

Okay, I never thought I'd be reviewing a grocery store but our experience was so annoying I felt…read morecompelled to. So they just re did a portion of the store to expand their ready made foods. My husband and I go in to get a couple of sandwiches. We've done it before for little weekend picnics, but my bread was so tough today it wasn't really pleasant. It felt like it had been left in the fridge section for too long. Then we knew the brisket and prepared meats weren't going to be ready until 4, we had asked one of the employees there and they told us it'd be ready at 4. We ordered a couple of sides for dinner and both of the sides were labeled incorrectly. One of them triple the price of what the item should have costed. We came back at 4 and then were informed the brisket might be out actually closer to 5. What? Why tell us 4 and then push it to another hour? We decided to leave and check out and at the checkout lane I noticed they started putting the meat out?? Did they just not want to serve us?? Their customer service specifically was rude but our cashier who helped us with the overpriced ticketed items was nice and helpful. It just doesn't feel good to be treated with disrespect and to basically be lied to because the same guy who said it wouldn't be out until 5 literally started to put out the meat as soon as we walked away. Weird, random, and I hated it.

Very good fresh fried fish. I love you remodeling with the Bible verses around the restaurant. Very…read moregood

Small, quaint, kind service...delicious food. Beautiful plants invite you from the storefront…read morewindow. The fish and calamari I was served was seasoned well and tasted wonderful. Not overly breaded or fried too hard. Perfection on a plate. It was exactly what I wanted, got it to go, but opened it to check my bag and ended up sitting and eating right there.For the first time in a long time, I felt I got what I paid to receive from a restaurant. Thank you for your service and care placed in the food preparation .

This review is for the cafe side. I am a regular customer at this supermarket and at many occasions…read moreI order their duck. This time I saw a review of the pho and it is recommended to ask for ribs and oxtail which I did that. I just got back from Vietnam not too long ago and let me tell you this is hands down the best pho in San Antonio! The owner is so so friendly! He took me to the kitchen showing me how he cook the broth. We had a chat about Vietnam and the food and different style of pho between north and south. At the end of my meal he brought out snacks and insisted on me taking a hand full of them! I believe this pho is only offered on weekends and make sure to ask for the mix. For a moment they thought I was ordering one of each This supermarket and cafe truly give you a Vietnam experience without the need to get on a plane. Highly recommend

Pros: - Pretty good selection for San Antonio…read more - Freshness varies relative to when you visit vs. when they got a shipment, but it can be decent! Cons: - Not fully stocked .. ever?? There's always gaps in the shelves from sold out products.. but there's probably a serviceable substitute available. Also prices aren't always clearly displayed - Asian grocery store smell (or maybe it's a pro if you're feeling nostalgic haha) This store leans Vietnamese and Chinese but, true to its name, it also carries a decent selection of other Asian products (like Japanese and Korean, I'm personally not as familiar with Thai so can't speak on that). It's great to have fresh Asian produce that's reasonably priced - i.e. $1.50-2.50 / lb for leafy greens. $2 for enoki mushrooms. There's also a strong seafood section with live fish. Location is super convenient off of I-35. Parking is easy. I come here once a month or so to restock my Asian groceries.

Growing up in Ukraine and living most of my life in US This…read moreplace is very upsetting I went to look for some home food that I can't find in US stores And it's upsetting that a lot of food at this store is expired And quite a few of the groceries are a very poor quality that is no way a representation of the food from European countries The store is such a disappointment

When I heard a new international market opened up I got myself in the car and went to check it out…read more It is more like an Eastern European market. They have a full stacked store of goodies! I believe I spent over an hour looking at the products. The girl at the front is super sweet. She even tried to help picking items to try for the first time. The store does feel like a European market. They even have beer and alcohol I will definitely return to buy more things to sample

The food was amazing, but the service from Daniel D. was even better! He had my kids asking to go…read moreback again the next day. He took the time to help our boys order their own food, told us all about the rich history of the restaurant, which made our experience that much better. We've never had a better waiter!

Pronounced She-Lows. We had breakfast this morning and it was good. It was bustling on a Saturday…read moremorning but we were seated promptly and out food arrived fast. We were friends catching up and did not feel rushed. Attentive service. Loved my omelette.

I love this Latin market! And I love how it is sectioned to represent several Latin countries. I…read moretraveled to Peru and then lived in Peru for few months... I love cooking! You will find all of the essentials needed. They also have a small produce section and a cooler full of cheese! The queso fresco dream! Sometimes there is a line at check out but it goes very quickly. Everyone is friendly and helpful and I do love that they barely speak English it force you to practice your Spanish. Don't worry even if you don't speak it at all they still do help you. They have some baked goods at the counter and always you can find hot empanadas The last time I went I found alfajores So yeah if you want a cultural experience or would like to try snacks or even attempt to cook this is the place to shop at

I went on a hunt looking for ingredients for an authentic Sofrito. ( my mother never made this so…read moreI'm not familiar with aji peppers and culantro( not cilantro which many markets felt I was looking for)After doing a search, I found Las Americas Latin market. I gave them a call to see if they had these fresh vegetables and they did..It is a small market and has Hispanic foods ,Mexican candies and fresh produce that major markets don't carrry, .They have a very small vegetable section .I asked the fella who was in the produce area where I could find these ingredients that I needed. the employees spoke Spanish which I didn't mind.. he pointed out the peppers and beer, which was refrigerated . The aji dulce peppers were in a small generic plastic bag like a Ziploc .each one weighing a quarter of a pound 2.99( I needed more than that so i bought 2 bags , as well as a small bunch of culantro for $2.99 as well. It's not something that you could find easily in San Antonio market since this is a specialty market . this would account for the increase price .when I went home I was a little disappointed to see that about a third of the peppers were not usable because they were old, rotting. But I was happy with the flavor that these 2 ingredients added to the meal I cooked.