Great place for Halal meats and hard to find spices and condiments. Great prices on take out food…read moreand generous portions.

Coming to Internation Food Market was a pleasant surprise. I didn't even know about this place but…read morea friend of a friend who's from Trinidad shops here all the time and highly recommended it, and before I knew what had had happened, we were here shopping. I was impressed by how clean the store is, and their fresh vegetables are reasonably priced. Also, they seem to have weekly specials which you'll see posted on yellow signs. I'm the kind of person that when you open up my pantry, you will see a rainbow of beans in clear containers. I use all kinds of beans a lot in my cooking so you can imagine my delight in seeing that they had an entire aisle dedicated to beans, lentils, and all kinds of other grains, and very affordable! You will find mostly middle eastern items here. There was an entire section dedicated to tahini, and olives! So many different kinds of olives, it was very impressive. They also have prepared foods, and an area where you can order hot food/sandwiches. I plan to come back and update my review once I try out their hot food. Definitely recommend you come and check it out.

Lotte Plaza Market is not your typical supermarket--it's an entire experience. From the moment you…read morepull in, one thing becomes clear: this place operates on a completely different scale. The parking lot is spacious and easy to navigate, which already sets the tone for a smooth, stress-free visit. Once inside, you quickly realize just how expansive this market truly is--you could easily spend an hour (or more) exploring every aisle without even noticing the time go by. What makes this market stand out is its depth and authenticity. As an Asian supermarket, it offers an extraordinary range of products that go far beyond what you'll find in standard grocery stores. The produce section alone is worth the visit--fresh, vibrant fruits and vegetables, many of which are unique or hard to find elsewhere, are beautifully displayed and constantly restocked. As you move through the aisles, you'll discover an impressive selection of: Specialty herbs, spices, and seasonings Authentic sauces and condiments from across Asia An entire world of noodles, rice varieties, and pantry staples A wide assortment of snacks, beverages, and imported goods If you're cooking Asian cuisine, you will find absolutely everything you need here--no exceptions. It's the kind of place where both home cooks and seasoned food lovers can get inspired just by walking through the aisles. Beyond groceries, Lotte Plaza Market feels more like an international marketplace. You'll find plants, beauty products, and specialty items, adding to the overall experience and making it more than just a place to shop--it's a place to explore. A helpful tip: since many items are imported, be mindful to check expiration dates on packaged goods, and keep an eye out for promotions. Some products can be on the pricier side, but there are definitely great deals if you take a moment to browse. One of the highlights--and honestly one of the main reasons I return--is the indoor food court-style dining area. There are several small eateries where you can order directly at the counter. While the setup is casual and straightforward, the food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and satisfying--perfect for a quick and delicious stop during your visit. To elevate the experience even further, the market also features a French bakery, along with beauty boutiques and a hair salon, giving it the feel of a small international plaza rather than a traditional grocery store. Overall, Lotte Plaza Market delivers on every level--selection, authenticity, and experience. Whether you're shopping for specific ingredients, discovering new products, or simply stopping in for a quick bite, it's absolutely worth the visit. Even if you're not familiar with Asian cuisine, this is the kind of place you go to explore, learn, and enjoy something different. If you haven't been yet, I highly recommend making the trip--you'll understand why the moment you walk in.

Everything about this food plaza is incredible. From fresh beverages, to various delicious cuisines…read more- you can't lose here. The stone pot bibimbop was incredible, katsu pork, the sugarcane beverage, and the iced teas, try it all! It can get quite busy, so perhaps dine there during non peak hours.

5 stars for my experience when I lost my keychain / car keys…read more I was strolling around H mart this past weekend and I had my keys slightly tucked in my purse. I randomly checked my purse at some point and notice my keys/keychain is gone. My heart dropped and I was looking at the aisles I recall passing through. I went to customer service and GOD LORD HAVE MERCY! They had my car keys with my attached plushy keychains still in tact! Someone turned them in so fast is what amazed me. I did not have to wait until someone either took them or turn them in. I came in here solely for TOKYO BANANA. I have been seeing the viral vids of this Japanese sweet snack and H mart is the only one that carries it in Orlando. Tokyo Japan Airport is the other place you can get them. It was $14.99 and was on sale for $12.99 for a box of 8 I think. They are pretty much a banana twinkie with banana custard. I also bought miso soup packs for those days at work I am hungry an need a quick snack. Lastly my favorite rice crackers bulk sized. They didn't have the viral hot pot set for $20-25? But I did eye a wok pan I saw from a influencer via social media but I did not purchase due to its not needed at that moment. They had a spin a wheel section by the food court - if you spent $50 - $100 - Then you get to spin. I think you spin 1x for $50 and 2x for $100. The prizes are snacks / ramen etc. Nothing big lol. H Mart is more overwhelming to navigate than Lotte IMO. Both are organized asian markets but H Mart is bigger IMO, This place was packed for mothers day. However easy to navigate to get parking.

Stopped in for lunch today after a colleague's recommendation. This food hall style eatery opened…read more back in Sept 2025, over 100,000 sq ft of space under one roof, a supermarket featuring a variety of Asian restaurants in a food hall, and specialty retailers.  I ate at Myung Ga, ordered the 19 JEYUK DOLSOT BAP, basically a pork rice pot. The flavors of the Pork was all you needed to make this entire dish bursting with flavor. Also has a fried egg on top. You have to order and they call you up when your food is ready, it took about 8-10mins. Looking forward to trying some of the other restaurants in there and shopping inside the supermarket.

We stopped by for breakfast and ended up discovering Phuoc Loc Tho Super Oriental Market right…read morenearby--and I'm so glad we did. The place is packed with a huge variety of Asian vegetables, fresh mushrooms, fishcakes, and tons of other ingredients that are hard to find in regular grocery stores. Everything looked fresh, well-stocked, and surprisingly affordable. I could easily spend an hour wandering the aisles. Next time, I'm planning to grab a big box of noodle packs for my father along with some different sauces he's been asking for. Definitely a great spot for anyone who loves cooking Asian dishes or just wants to explore something new.

This Asian supermarket is geared more towards Vietnamese/Thai/Laotion foods. They are fairly decent…read morein size and carry a lot of goods. The market is like any other markets, just casual. Customer service was good.

Well lets start by saying they are under a new owner, and we Love it is clean organized and as well…read moreSAHA W HANA is back with all their fresh great food the falafel was awesome and so is the Gyro fresh and seasoned,as always excellent service, We had a great time, we as well meet a wonderful lady the was super attentive genuine and kind so helpful in the grocery store long hair tall. We even had some turkish coffee and EtiPop Kek a banana cake with chocolate, yummy Please go check it out it was excellent.

I haven't been here in a few years. My mom and I used to come a lot of the Turkish selection. I…read morehonestly miss the old layout and the little flags at each aisle. It seems clean and organized until you really look at things. And half of them don't even have price tags. Stuff that does is more expensive than what I can get in Tampa now. The store was absolutely dead on a weekend. It was just us and like 2 other people and now o understand why. The little restaurant wasn't open. Maybe they don't open until later? It was 2 hours into opening hour and the women's bathroom was overflowing with paper towels/trash from clearly the day before. Sad what this place has become.

Went here after a friend's recommendation. I bought some filo dough, pistacio cream, and hazelnut…read morespread to make Dubai chocolate. I was also suggested by the owner to try out some bakery. My meal came with tea too. Overall it was good. And I was also gifted a small chocolate. The owner was very hospitable. Had a good tim

Global Bazaar is a small, local, Turkish grocery store, but inside of this store is an amazing…read morebakery! The owner is so sweet and nice, and provided the best service with a smile on her face the whole time! So mich joy! The pistachio dessert we ordered was so delicious! Tasted fresh! We will definitely be back again!

This store is very good, and I highly recommend it. I am…read moretalking about the store on 1609 N. Nova Rd. in Holy Hill, FL 32117. The first impression: very, very clean and neat and nice. White shining walls and good quality art on the walls. very rare such a thing. Shelves and refrigerators organized very well, sparse, wide isles, all very visible, all very well presented. Excellent quality of products: fresh and good looking. This is a double valued store: 1. People who are not born in US, and are used to a certain type of specific food (like Balkans, eastern Europe, Middle East, Turkish, even far east, etc.) find here an amazing selection of the best things they're missing. because here in the South such type of food are inexistent. People do not know them. Yes, up north there are thousands of stores like this. We call this "Nostalgic food". Also, at the Flea Market, the Greek store doesn't have anymore such types of things, so the value and uniqueness of Laziza is enhanced. 2. For all of us Americans born in the US, we find here a friendly invite to try and taste savories, sensational new types of deli, dessert, treats, BBQ, pastry, cakes, etc. I promise you, give it a try, you will be pleasantly surprised. I love the "Turkish Delight" and they have a large selection of mixture with all sorts of nuts, almonds, pistachio, etc. I also highly recommend the caviar, cheap and fresh and highest quality. The personnel is amazing. Pam and Aidnon are extremely helpful, cool, nice, friendly. I go there every week and I refill my pantry. Unique!! Highly recommended from my heart.

Love the store and products they sell. However their website claims is open sunday from 20am to…read more8pm. Went there at 12:15pm and was closed. Signs said opens at 22noon...I'm confuse..

This particular Presidente Supermarket is located in the Semoran Plaxa on Semoran Boulevard (State…read moreRoad 436). It is brightly lit and has a pleasant enough ambiance to do some shopping. It has a cafeteria inside with various hot foods. I am a huge fan of papa rellenos and they have them here for just under two dollars. The service here was decent enough, though nothing great. All in all, this is a decent enough supermarket ventered around Latin food products.

Cleanliness, staff was fantastic, washroom is clean, vegetables are in order and fresh. We hope it…read morestays that way.

Excellent Service. Fun Buys. Exotic Appeal. What a…read moredarling shop nestled away nicely in this unassuming building. Like a wizards shop- how would you know it's even there?!

The food items you can purchase at Zumi's are delicious! The owners are very pleasant and helpful!!!read more

So much variety in a small space! The owner helped us with various things and we bought some new…read morethings to try, including tokaj, spreads, crackers, teas. They had a good freezer section as well. Hey, they even have a separate room with wines from Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, and more.

Awesome unknown place. I am in that area a lot and my wife pointed it out…read more We stopped in an were pleasantly surprised. We purchased two of the pies, one meat and potatoes one spinach and cheese. We loved them my daughter had 3 servings! We also picked up the blackberry currant wine Yum and its 18% alcohol!!!!!!! I can't wait to much on the perogies and try some of their sausages