I love browsing international markets because you never know what you will come across. The JMart…read morein Dormont is a perfect example of that kind of shopping experience. We went down each aisle and looked through all of the shelves. I was surprised at the volume and variety of international goods they have here. I'm not familiar with the typical cost for most of these items, but the prices seemed fair for the convenience. We were extremely tempted by the unique ice cream options near the entrance and with the bulk candy bins near the register. We didn't feel pressured to buy anything by the staff and were able to comfortably navigate through the packed aisles. The back of the door was a little dingy, but that's where they have the maintenance closet located with a mop bucket and other cleaning supplies. We left with a bag of candy we picked out from the bulk bins for only $2.17 and had a fun time trying each of them.

I experienced Jmart selling spoiled products today. It's unacceptable, especially when health is at…read morerisk. Make sure to check everything carefully when shopping here.

Formerly Upna Bazaar, this space is now under new management and a new name, La Madina. Since my…read morelast visit, this market is now jam-packed with all kinds of good food, fresh meats, frozen, dairy, canned goods, sweets, nuts, produce, etc. They even have some jewelry and wall hangings for sale. Very friendly people too ... Cheers!

I stopped in, not realizing they were closed on Mondays, and the owner was working to prep the shop…read morefor opening for the week restocking, etc. and he was so kind ... I was searching for something to drink (I was out on my motorcycle door-dashing and it was hot and I got thirsty), and he gave me a complimentary cold drink. And we struck up a nice conversation ... such a nice man. I will be back to shop sometime in the future (but not on a Monday) ... Cheers (Shaanti)!!!

They have limited grocery. A bit on the pricey side. Ex: $3.99 for a small bag of green chillies;…read more$5.99 for a small bag of okra. 2 types of basmati rice. A lot of spice boxes and masalas, etc. They have a lot of frozen items and snacks if that's what you're looking for.

I went to this shop to get a holiday gift for a coworker who is from Pakistan. The gentleman…read moreworking there knew EXACTLY which items in his stock would be favored and specific to that country. He was very kind and patient even though he started to get busy. The prices were more than reasonable, and the recipient of the gifts was thrilled to get familiar comfort items from her coworkers. May have to go back to try something new for myself!

I was riding past, and saw that this market was open, so I decided to stop in for my first time…read more They have a nice selection of various Indian & Pakistani food items. I purchased a cold soda (very hot day (and drank it right there while I shopped)). I also purchased a few food items. Very nice place. I look forward to coming back again some time . . . Cheers!

Pretty solid spot for Middle Eastern groceries, but some of the cooked food falls short. They are…read moresomewhat often out of things on the menu, without updating it, it seems. But, the food is still pretty alright. I tried the Moroccan cookies, the baklava, the lamb gyro sandwich, and the hummus. Originally, I had ordered basbousa, but they were out of it. So, to make up for it, the gave me the cookies and some hummus (more than enough, so thank you!) The cookies themselves were probably my favorite part of the meal. They were coated nicely with powdered sugar and had a slight date flavor, a grainy texture, and were overall quite good. The hummus was kind of disappointing. It had a strange acidity to it. Honestly, it just didn't take that fresh or creamy. There also wasn't any pits served with it. The lamb gyro was also just alright. I had ordered it without lettuce, but it came with lettuce anyways. The meat was fine, not too tender or tough, but probably also not the highest quality. Pita seemed not homemade. Lots of vegetables. Sauce was okay, a little creamy, but not too much. The baklava was not worth buying, in my opinion. It definitely tasted storebought and not made in house. It was stale and quite flavorless. No crunch, no nuttiness, very dry. No syrup. Not that good. I probably won't be returning to this place for the cooked food. But, the market itself is really nice, so I may come back for that.

We liked the a variety of lo mein noodles. The cashier was…read morevery helpful and even offered to order product that was hard to find in other stores.

Really friendly staff and great prices…read more I had lots of questions, but the friendly folks working here answered them all and made some expert recommendations. There are lots of items here that you can't find anywhere else. In particular, this is a great place to buy rice in bulk. Also carries Caribbean and South American foods.

hope this place had closed down it shouldn't had been open from the jump! the African woman Denise…read moreM. that had open this place used folks like the male who is light skin an African American to help make it what it was, and the brown skin female also is African American who was on the voicemail for the longest which never gotten paid by the way, and both of them gotten used just to open this business old head made promises she couldn't keep.