One thing about me is that I'll find the Filipino stores in whatever city I am in. This place…read morereally is a Sari Sari store tucked in a plaza with a euro market, a chain Hawaiian bbq plate fast food spot, a Vietnamese restaurant, and a couple of other random spots I can't recall. This particular store has everything you need to make popular Filipino dishes in Columbus Ohio, save for the lechon. I'm curious where Chuchay Supermarket 1 is. I came for a tabo (lol), a fiesta plate for my media noche display (mmm puto, sapin sapin, and kusinta), and some candies from my childhood (sampaloc). The lady who rang me up was of course lovely to talk to. The store also features another area where they sell purses and housewares. I'll definitely have to come back here whenever I visit my in-laws.

Chuchay's now has a location near me? Love it!…read more I noticed the shop a few months ago when I was dining at Pho Chef next door, but hadn't been in town to check it out. My friend wanted to check it out so we drove over here. Not super busy on a Sunday afternoon! They have more inventory than the main grocery in Westerville! I got a few things: a sauce for making sisig, fishdah (fish-flavored chips), instant arroz caldo, frozen bangus fish, and calamansi juice. Most ingredients I already had at home. But the frozen stuff piqued my interest. I would love to try the different boba ice cream flavors and other snacks. They have quite a decent selection of frozen seafood too. My favorite is bangus. But they also had red snapper among other things. It's a family-owned store. They are the same folks who own Kuya Ian!

I cannot knock this place as it is not really meant for the typical single family grocery shopper…read more Sure, it has a few snack items and some single meals (bags of dumplings, some drinks, etc.) but it is by and large a place for bulk shopping or for business owners. There is a wonderful selection of bulk spices, pans, woks, and all sorts of other cooking-related tools even down to large jugs of bubble tea tapioca pearls in jelly for $45. So with context in mind, the only real downside here is that in the back area there is almost not enough room to get a cart around. It is pretty packed to the brim with "stuff".

We stopped by this weekend to pick up some Asian snacks for a gift basket we are putting together…read more We were highly impressed by Four Seas! The selection of food was GREAT and very affordable! There is a fun back room with lots of cooking supplies and we will definitely be back. Service was wonderful and the store was not too busy or overwhelming. Wonderful and affordable spot, I will definitely be back!

What a wonderful little shop! Carries so much variety &…read morequantity for how small it is. Things I've never seen at other Asian markets for sure. It was very clean & well stocked. Anything from fresh produce, to in-house made items sold in fridge, fun freezer items, all sorts of condiments and an amazing Korean alcohol selection with a vast selection of things like soju & Makgeolli. The husband & wife team who own it are both so kind & helpful as well. They gave me recommendations, answered any questions I had, & let me practice my Korean "thank you" with them. lol. I'll be making a stop here on every trip to Bethel Rd & you should too!

I keep hearing about this, and Korean Market, and turns out they are the same place. Right on the…read moreend of the strip, behind McDonald's, and not far from Min Ga. Classic small market, almost all Korean items. I got several snacks and staples. Wasn't headed straight home so didn't get anything cold, but lots of interesting stuff there too. Decent prices. Friendly service.

Business hours according to the new owners 6am-9pm…read more So, I didn't even realize this was an Asian market that's been here for a while! I was quite excited to check it out. Apparently, the original Asian couple no longer owns this and new owners took over fairly recently. Things are still being organized as they say, a lot of products don't have prices or they are in different places so it's kind of a surprise bill when you go to the register. I'd say it's a little bit on the expensive side for example compared to Saraga International. But for a quick thing or two this store can be handy. It also connected to the Asian eatery. No fresh produce here, a lot of canned goods, snacks and frozen items.

This is an interesting little market attached to Kuyu's. I stopped into Kuyu's for dinner and saw a…read moredoor leading to Chuchay's. They make it convienant to wander back and forth while waiting on the food to be ready. This market may be small but has many of the essentials and some speciality foods. They are mostly all canned, frozen, and packaged items.

Asia Market? International Grocery? The name depends on which side you are standing on, because…read morethe signs say different things. But it's a good, small Asian market. Most of the stuff is Vietnamese, and the super friendly owners seem to be, so if that is what you are looking for you are in luck. I didn't know what a lot of the stuff was, but found a few things I knew and a few things I wanted to try. Owner was very helpful, and easy to talk to about many topics (we had a long chat about the current situation.) Lots of dry goods, a big frozen section, fish, meat, some produce. A few household things. The most scotch bonnet peppers I've ever seen in one place. Prices are reasonable. Store is clean and organized. Handy location. I had been nearby before but never stopped, and I will be back now that I have seen it up close.

They sell Kulfi pops here for anyone that's been wanting to try one of those. Overall, it's…read moreactually quite a nice grocery store.

Bhavani is your one stop shop for South Asian groceries. They have all the fresh vegetables you can…read morethink of. They spices, different achars, and south Asian snacks. Basically they have anything you can potentially think of. Everything in the shop in neatly organized and everything is in its place.

I loved visiting the Japan Marketplace! I'd stopped by before for dinner at Akai Hana but didn't…read morerealize there were so many other businesses around. It was cloudy outside but it was still nice outside in the courtyard. I'm excited to go visit more stores.

Been coming here for years, and it's changed a little over that time but not much. Off a corner of…read moreKenny Mall, with a nice courtyard and benches. Belle's Bakery, sweets and a few lunch items, packed at peak. J Avenue, a small Japanese gift shop with a blend of elegant and quirky items. Tensuke Market, fairly small Asian market with sushi and other ready-made items, fresh seafood, snacks, dry goods, and more, also busy on weekends and other times. Akai Hana, upscale Japanese dining. Sushi Ten carryout, and Tensuke Express fast casual, mainly ramen. Today we hit Belle's, J Avenue, and Tensuke. Busy but with fast-moving lines. Interesting tasty food, to eat here or take home. An often-overlooked corner of Columbus that has been around for decades. Check it out.

Has every thing you need The Pandria is a must they have fresh meats, cheese, fruita dulce,…read moredelicious pre made food and premade ceviche. Homade corn tortillas and the whole cakes are delicious mine was a tres leches i had ordered for halloween

I think this must have moved, because my GPS took me to a mall around the corner, then to a gravel…read morepile at a construction site, from which I was able to see the store. And it's not just a store. We actually came for the restaurant, which isn't much of a much, essentially the deli counter at the store. But oh, the treasures you'll find. They have a very basic menu- burritos, tortas, etc.- but arrayed in the cases are tons of premade bulk items. You can fill up a container with meats, rice, beans, whatever. Too much to choose from. Drinks were pretty much horchata or hibiscus, but of course you can grab a bottle from nearby coolers, and there is an actual bar right there too. We dined in, essentially felt like a food court. And had some of the best Mexican food in town. Beef in several sauces, ribs done 5 ways, a couple kinds of rice and beans, and much more. I was stuffed. Baby K got a cheese quesadilla and said it was the best she ever had, for what that's worth (it looked really good.) The horchata was very good. My friend had a torta plus some ribs and beef, and loved all of it. Then we went to the market, and it was a blast too. Got some baked goods, candy, drinks, etc. Plenty of dry goods, produce, meats, and much more. Friendly helpful staff, though a definite language barrier so be patient and remember your high school Spanish. We'll definitely be back. Lots of good food to try, and new ingredients to explore. Plus their macaroni salad looked amazing.