My family has been coming here to grocery shop for like 20 years. You could probably find anything…read moreSouth Asian cuisine related here. In recent years, they have really upped their game when it comes to prepared foods. There's a restaurant; a hot food bar with a lot of fried Indian classics (I'm partial to their bonda- basically just a big ball of sweet fried dough, not the healthiest lol but very nostalgia-inducing); a bakery (can't go wrong with laddoo, gulab jamun, or jalebi); and fresh coconut water and sugarcane juice. This time, I got the sugarcane juice (so refreshing! so cheap! it was even better cold) and two types of gulab jamun that I've never had before. Indian desserts tend to be VERY sweet, so be forewarned. Ambiance & service are fine (it's a grocery store), although restrooms could be better maintained. Lots of free parking available. 7.5/10 would recommend!

I first visited this store in 2020 when the pandemic hit, as it was the only place that wasn't too…read morecrazy. While I don't shop here for groceries, the produce always appears to be fresh & the aisles are neatly organized. I have only returned for their mango lassi and their hot food which is A1. Now, I'm black. When I go I'm usually the only black person there, which isn't an issue but no one really speaks English if you need assistance. There are some Hispanic employees, so if you know some Spanish you'll be ok. As I've stated, I enjoy their hot food & mango lassi, when I've ordered here over the years, the cashiers usually aren't friendly... I do expect the basic level of customer service where I spend my money. On this particular February day, their lack of service bothered me. I, the customer, greeted the cashier and she just waved at me. I paid for my items and she was speaking to the coworker while she was giving me my change and preparing my order. It was rude. When she gave me my items, I looked her right in her eyes and said thank you, have nice day, very pleasantly. It was ONLY then that she smiled and said have a nice day. I told her thank you, I just wanted you to be nice to me. She seemed surprised that I said this, I proceeded to tell her about her lack of service in the most lovingly way and again thanked her for my items. I don't know if I'll be returning there bc of this experience and my experiences over the years. I am not going to shop anywhere where I'm not treated with courtesy as a paying customer.

The store itself is good- the restaurant inside I don't recommend at all- the person literally is…read moretouching/picking his mouth and then picking up the food then he decides to blow on the grill where there is food grilling. The whole time waiting I saw major red flags on how good is handled by this one individual. The talking right over the food too just threw me off by this guy. I got food from there before- it's good- but the hygiene is a no if I'm paying- would you like any of these things as I prepare your food? There was younger guy there he actually was careful

I haven't been to Atlanta in a bit but after a couple of years stopped by at Al Madina for a…read moreshawarma. Same good taste and flavor, meat was tender and juicy. I mean 10/10.

I can't hide my excitement for this tiny market in the suburbs of Atlanta. Over two visits I'm…read moreimpressed enough to provide a full 5 star. Great service and products. The market located in a strip is easy to access. Parking seemed adequate to pull up directly in front of the business. The lot and walk up clear of debris. The store is not large but it provides a lot within its four walls. A deli and sandwich shop, butcher and prepared meals among the larger areas. They have much more. They are known for a prepared dinner menu, follow them on social media for their line up. It's a quality place so be prepared to pay a premium on items. My first visit I got a Cuban sandwich and the owner made it. He was so friendly as he worked hard on a line back to the butcher shop. The checkout was even more impressive as the woman was a delight and fun to talk to. I ate the sandwich outside at one of their tables and it was authentic and delicious. Another visit was to pick up some odds and ends for the hotel. Of particular note was the tiramisu, just WOW! If your local you already know what a gem. However if your from out of town Oak Grove should be highly considered.

This local establishment is really nice and Quaint. The staff was really friendly and helpful. It's…read morea great local small grocery and a nice place to grab a bite to eat. With fresh sandwiches made right there in front of you. Highly recommend for locals in the area.

This mart is racist. Myself and my girlfriend (we are Black) walked into the market at 6pm on Nov…read more15th and were turned away immediately. We were not allowed inside. As soon as we calmly walked through the entrance, the store owners (a man and woman) jumped, asked us "what we wanted" (we came in for banana blossoms and rice noodles) and then told us they didn't have it before we even crossed the threshold. They sell rice noodles. We can see them from the entrance. We will never go back again.

Caters to many of the Asian cuisine restaurant in the Atlanta area, providing great products and…read moreservices.

Great selection of Holland Supreme Wax African fabric. Great colors and patterns. $40 for a bolt. I…read morethink about 10 yards. I plan on getting this made into a dress for my birthday. They also have two different types of black soap. The soap in the brown wrapper is darker than the kind they have in the theplastic. The one in the wrapper smells like ash which is what real black soap should smell like. Not that the soap in plastic isn't authentic, but maybe it's older or sourced from another part of Africa than the soap in the brown wrapper. Small selection of jewelry: bracelets and necklaces. They have a large selection of other soap and cosmetics behind a glass case. They take credit cards.

It's VERY cramped. Disorganized, very old and dated but not necessarily nasty. No one knows the…read moreproducts or what's going on except for one gentleman in the whole store. Apparently this store is a popular favorite amongst many and has been a long time establishment for many people. Unfortunately I was not impressed. The Jamaican patties -to-go are straight from a box . Not homemade as most might think. Measly warmed up in a heat contraption, the only thing I liked was the sections of whipped soufflé Shea Butter . They have a BOAT LOAD of different types! Lemongrass, grape, Orange, etc. Otherwise I doubt I'll step in here, probably for the shea butter. That's it :(

Stumbled upon this little shop when I was in the area recently. The owener was a very sweet guy…read morefrom Ghana. He was very happy to show us around the store. He even brought me a hand basket to carry my items. The store specializes in west African grocery items. I say meats such as goat (skin on), chicken feet, beef tripe, and a variety of dried fish. They also had tons of different kinds of beans and spices. They also had plantains, (both ripe and green), cassava/yucca, onions, and some other random produce items. They also carried some African fabrics and some different clothing items. I also saw some Ludo boards and personal hygiene products. They do wire money to every African country and sell calling cards as well.

This market is very authentic. I live in Rockdale County and we don't have anything close to it. I…read morewas amazed to go there and find everything I needed- in terms of African dish preparation. In fact, everything I bought there was fresh and home-like. The lady who was tending the store was very professional, and always asking if she could help me. Well, I have finally discovered a market for my African goodies from now on. Excellent environment!

This store is super cool, owned by Nepalese. So they have pretty ethnic foods, but also have…read morewestern items as well. Asian market.

Great family owned business that sells Asian imported products. Come and see all the different…read morefoods and drinks.

I kinda felt like I was walking into a third world country when I walked in here. It's very…read morecluttered with inventory. And in some areas, it was impossible to gat a cart down the isle because it was cluttered with boxes of inventory. I had to walk a few feet away from my baby in my cart in order to look at some things because I couldn't get through. I don't know how long some of the stuff had been on the shelves because some of the sauces were collecting dust and many of the fish sauces had separated. I didn't know that was possible. The staff was pretty helpful, but they really need to scale back on the inventory, get rid of stuff that's too old or collecting dust and only buy stuff when they are about to run out.