Great variety and options good value no other store like it around so cannot compare it really.read more

I randomly visited the international market with a friend who'd been multiple times. He walked me…read morethrough the space. We spent some time looking through the pressed oil section which I was pleased to find that the prices were decent. However, the oil I was searching for wasn't in stock. We walked through each aisle looking at random item...I decided to shop for ingredients to make spicy kimchi. I unfortunately was unable to find one key ingredient (gochugaru) and so I put my kimchi fermentation dreams on hold. I could've asked around instead I was overwhelmed and gave up. I did grab the viral Japanese fruit ice cream (peach & mango) and well...they were good but I guess I was expecting something more intense. It didn't quite live up to the hype or the $5.99/ea price tag. My friend got the biscoff Dubai chocolate. We should've taken our time but instead we ate too much sugar too quickly and the outcome was not positive. Overall, I enjoyed the adventure and I plan to come back here with a recipe and a list of ingredients!

First time going here. They have an nice selection with reasonable prices. I'd love to see some…read moremore dried flower options, such as rose and lavender since I didn't see them and going to use them for tea. I will definitely be back though! I've been discovering a lot of recipes on xiaohongshu I'm hoping to try.

I like to go here and just roam around the store to see what I can find to cook. It's a great store…read morefor Asians style cooking. The fish looks good.

A lot of the market to go food were stale. We bought these food to eat at the zoo so didn't have…read moretime to check, but I don't know how a place sells refrigerated to go food for people who are trying to get a fresh bite for lunch. Just double check if you're picking up Vietnamese food from here.

Service ambiance and fresh veggies and foods People are helpful and kind. I would recommend this…read morestore to anyone

Nice selection of meats, fish, and canned goods. Shelves were neat and full, and they lady behind…read morethe counter was extremely helpful.

In Kenner, Louisiana there is a small Eastern European Grocery store. There are some nostalgic…read moreitems I don't see very frequently around the big box retailers. They have salami, jams and preservatives, coffee beans and loose teas. There's also honey, chocolate, candy and snacks. Their prices are much higher than what similar retailers charge. I did pick up a few jars of the apricot preservatives. I wanted to get some Kinder Egg Surprises for some kids, but they were $4.99 each. I've never seen them for more than $3. The owner was very short tempered and not at all pleasant in answering the most basic questions about the products in his store. This is a huge turn off. If I was in the area again, I would stay clear of this little store.

Great costumer service and products ! Staff was very ambitious and helpful when looking for…read moreproduce. Also a very clean space. Dont miss out on this place, it's awesome.

From the owner: Tienda latina con envíos de dinero, copias, fax, impresiones!…read more Latin grocery store with money transfers, copies, faxes, prints!

Afromart 3114 Paris Ave…read moreNew Orleans, La 70119 504-397-1017 Hey now Yelpers, I finally got a free moment to check out AfROMART. I was very excited as to what the store has to offer. I was pleasantly surprised. I was greeted by the owner Juliet(as she allowed me to call her). Juliet served me as a customer while attending to her electrician. I started asking questions, she is from Ghana , she is the real thing y'all. The store is only 3 1/2 months open, and there's a-lot of what's to come says Juliet.There's 4 isles of food choices of African and Ghana foods. If you're a cook there's fresh dried herbs, once explained the herbs usage"ah said , "gimme dat as us naw'lins would say. They're different style meats. Such as the kind we put in our gumbos, or stews, on the shelves. There,s soda called GUINESS" that is to die for. I There are lotions that we use for skin care, ( y'all know ) no matter what race or gender. The prices are equal and in some ways better because you get more. Last but not least the clothing. WOW!!! Juliet just before I came in, a man came in and bought 18 shirts. There's mostly me even done a vest/pants and so on. There's beautiful, dashikis for women/men. I'm sure she will request for children's clothes. Christmas gifts for Dad uhhh-yeah " wha choo talkin bout Willis" AfroMart got you covered. Okay fellow Yelpers, the big months are coming in fast, remember this Kenyan family that went through Katrina with us and loved us enough to stay. Ok y'all, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL , to all my fellow YELPERS, management and staff. Citizens of Nola and Louisiana, especially the brilliant work of all YELPERS. From your fellow Yelper "MO"

From the owner: The one stop shop in the New Orleans area that carries quality African, Caribbean, Hispanic and…read moreother international goods and products.

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff! The desserts are fantastic! We didn't even know where to…read morestart, but the employee who helped us was great!

Having lived in Brazil for 5+ years, I took it upon myself to venture out to Kenner, so I could try…read morethis supermarket, bakery, and lunch counter recommended by a few Brasileiros living locally. I can report that this spot does Brazilian-style burgers and salgadinhos superbly. The x-tudo (burger stacked with accouterments) is the ultimate greasy food fix. The service is excellent, as it always was at similar spots in São Paulo. Parabéns Alliance!

Off the chain over whelming ! It was a lot to take in for a gringo ! Not my culture but I was so…read moreexcited ! Great service ! Prices good ! Food looked amazing ! Love the feel!

A Must-Visit Spot for Authentic Mexican Flavor in NOLA!…read more Out here in New Orleans, it's rare to find a true Mexican meat market like this--and I'm so glad I stumbled across it. From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel right at home. The variety here is wild: fresh-cut meats, pan dulce, prepared food, and aisles full of authentic Mexican groceries. You can tell they take pride in the place--super clean, organized, and packed with quality. The pastry fridge alone is worth the visit! If you're missing that real-deal Mexican flavor or just want something different from the usual, this market is where it's at. Don't sleep on it!

Mmmhmmm. Yep! That's it; that's the review…read more Honestly, all the previous reviews are right--this is a hidden gem. It's a little off the beaten (touristy) path, though in close proximity to the path. Soooo more of yall should find your way over here!! I ate so good. If you are plant-based or vegetarian, they have an EXCELLENT array of options! See photo evidence.

First time trying food from Gambia and Cameroon, and Bennachin absolutely blew me away…read more We ordered the Bennachin (African jambalaya/jollof rice) with sautéed spinach and got it spicy--super flavorful, comforting, and very reasonably priced. We also had the Naouki-Ngond (Egusi Soup) with beef, garlic, ginger, and spinach in a rich ground melon seed sauce, with fufu on the side. The flavors were bold but balanced, and everything tasted fresh and homemade. On top of the amazing food, the service was outstanding. Our waiter, Mason, was incredibly kind and gave us great advice on things to do while we were visiting, which made the experience feel even more special. Highly recommend Bennachin if you're curious about Gambian and Cameroonian cuisine or just want a delicious, cozy meal.