Giant collection of everything Asian. Food, seasonings, dishes, cooking dishes, everything…read more Lots of options and organized well. Workers are helpful and very kind.

Stopped in while in omaha today and was sure glad we did…read more This place is huge. Many different countries and food types in stock. We were very impressed. My wife loved it. She was finding the brand, type of item she was looking for almost everytime. We ended up spending more that we planned but that ok. Everything will be eaten/used to make delicious meals. And I have to say the store was clean, organized and stocked very well. The staff was restocking shelves as fast as they could. We were even greated by one of the managers who made sure we had everything we needed. And be sure to hit the drink (boba) stand in back.

This market is larger than I thought when you first walk in. There is a good variety of Asian goods…read moreand food products. There are standard packaged goods and refrigerated items. If you are looking for standard goods such as rice or sauces, they will have them in stock. Very specialized products such as Korean frozen dishes, it will be better that you go to other Asian markets in Omaha around Midtown.

Kind of a hole in the wall, but a decent ethnic grocery nonetheless. Perfect for when you need some…read morespices you can't find at the supermarket or other hard-to-find goods. I came in looking for some berbere and they had exactly what I needed. The clerk was prompt at helping me out so I didn't have to search the entire store (which is tiny). The also sell perfumes and other nicknacks here. Note that it does feel a bit grubby inside, like the floors and shelves could all use a good scrubbing. The uneven, gravely parking lot that greets you outside doesn't exactly help. Oh, but they receive huge bonus points from me for selling Vimto aka the most delicious soda known to man. Now I don't have to drive to southwest Omaha to get my Vimto fix!

We stopped here hoping to find a little bit of everything, being that the name of the shop is…read more"Global Foods." Most of the stock looked to be Indian, Middle Eastern and Mexican, but the place was filthy and we left without buying anything. Containers and packages of food were haphazardly shelved and dusty. The floors had not been cleaned in a while. There was a freezer case with a giant fish inside that looked like it had been there for twenty years, it was so encased in frost. Very disappointing!

Wonderful selection. Best place to buy spices for low prices. Very helpful and courteous owners…read more Delicious yogurts and cheeses and specialty meats. Nice ambiance.

Best place in Omaha I've found for buying Indian spices,chutneys, basmati, etc.-- good quality…read morespices at a fraction of the cost of a supermarket. Staff is always friendly and helpful.

This store is a great place to get spices and specialty foods, particularly for Ethiopian and other…read moreEast African-style meals. Most of the items here are not things you would probably find in a regular supermarket. I love to visit specialty stores like this, so I give it 5 stars, but I wouldn't be able to do most of my regular grocery shopping here. Staff was friendly and offered to show me around Ethiopia sometime. Which would be really awesome, though I probably can't fit it into my schedule.

This restaurant goes by a few names Gurungbrothers / Druk LCAs but is absolutely excellent. Had the…read morechicken and veggie momos accompanied by the soup. Lots of flavor and homemade dumplings (including the dough which is the perfect consistency). Decor could be spruced up a bit but you come here for the food not the ambiance. Definitely a hole in the wall worth exploring!

Right across the street from Lisa's Radial Cafe is this tiny grocery store with an even tinier (I…read morethink there was like 6 tables?) restaurant to the right when you enter. I walked up to the little window covered by a curtain at the front and realized I was supposed to ring the bell there to order. A kind looking man peeked out from behind the curtain, which looked like was the kitchen. I ordered the chicken momo ($7.50), a Nepali dumpling filled with chicken, cabbage, onion, garlic, coriander and ginger. As I was waiting, I looked around and there was one other person sitting there having samosas and what looked like a latte. I confirmed with him that it was the milk tea on the menu and when I mentioned how I was thinking about trying it, he went and got another mug and poured me some of his! It was basically the Nepali version of a Chai latte and was very rich, like they used whole milk. My food came out in less than 10 minutes - there were 12 momos and it came with a dipping sauce and a small bowl of soup. The momos were very similar to Chinese jiaozi in both appearance and taste, but what set it apart was the dipping sauce. It wasn't nearly as spicy as I was expecting after reading some other Yelp reviews about it, and actually reminded me of a peanut sauce. My new acquaintance explained that they toned down the spiciness as most people's palates here aren't used to it, and that it contained sesame which explained the nutty taste. I particularly enjoyed the vegetable curry (?) soup, which was also slightly spicy and had potatoes, chickpeas, beans and cilantro. This made for an extremely cheap, hearty lunch with leftovers for less than $10! After you eat, just ring the bell again to ask for your bill. You can leave your plate on the table and head to the register in the grocery section to pay. The food here as well as the friendly encounter I had today (found out he is actually from Nepal and is a regular patron of this place) left a great first impression. They have a limited menu and you might feel awkward trying to figure out how to order, but don't be afraid to give this place a try!

This market is off the beaten path. The hot food bar looks delicious, and is delicious. The more…read moreI find out about Omaha and these hidden gems, the more I am convinced I can get take-away deliciousness every day of the week. . I got stewed chicharron in salsa verde, and some carnitas. The chicharron has a nice deep flavor, slightly spicy, and the chicharron is melt in your mouth texture. It is perfect to be eaten with tortillas or over rice. The carnitas is fresh, tender and ready for making soft tacos at home. . There are many other items available here for a full diet including fruit, veggies, eggs, milk, and a meat counter. There are also pantry items like beans, rice, and pasta. There is also a refrigerator case full of every variety of tortillas. . and I saw this on someone else's review, Super Mercadito is next to International Bakery. That is a different post, but you could get breads and dessert while parked in the shared parking lot. . I love this store. It is so tasty!

Nice little grocery store/butcher shop. Great selection of hot foods too: lots of meat dishes,…read moretamales, beans and rice, elote. Oh, and you can walk through the store to the International Bakery next door! Staff are nice and are helpful, there might be a bit of a language barrier but everything will work out.