I'm not very familiar with Asian cooking, but just got a Chinese cookbook. This is a great place…read moreto get things that aren't carried at the Kroger. The people at the market are super friendly and very helpful.

Poor Pyone Cho, you seem a little neglected. I'm always on the hunt for new Asian groceries in…read moreIndy. I stopped in this shopping center while running errands, and the "Asian Market" caught my eye. I wrongly assumed it would be a Korean grocery, but it appears that the owners focus on southern Chinese and Thai ingredients. It was a disappointing experience, though I imagine I was not the target audience. There are some great Asian groceries in Indy, and this is not one of them. Shelves were dusty, and their food stock looked old. A sad fridge in the back held a few fresh veggies like napa cabbage, but most of the space in the store was devoted to dusty shelves of ramen noodles and other dry goods. It had a surprisingly large canned good section--larger than other local markets-- with Chinese and Southeast Asian canned items. They also had some household items such as shampoos, body washes, and cooking utensils. However, I saw very little to tempt me to buy. Skip Pyone Cho and head to Viet Hua or One World.

This is my favorite place to buy goat meet Very clean…read morePeople are very nice The meet is fresh

Nice selection and relatively bigger store. Veggies look fresh and they have bakery items in…read morevariety. I found a counter where they serve snacks and drinks, but did not look like it was open as I was there 30 minutes before store closing. But I would love to try something from there next time. I'm happy that I found this place. They have some non grocery items like Holy Quran, prayer rugs, keffiyehs, cookware and others. It's a place of discovery!

Everything a person from Hawaii would need, including passion fruit juice and spam musubi!read more

We have heard such good things about this international grocery store and had been planning to…read morevisit the store at Castleton. We were pleasantly surprised that there was a store much closer to us on the Southside. Of course we went inside to explore. They have so many international food but we were told this is the smallest store of there 3 locations. Parking was at a premium and as expected they had many shoppers on a weekday morning. The produce was beautiful and they had many varieties also. There is a fresh fish area and a meat area as well as a small restaurant in the back of the store. The employees were friendly and quite helpful in locating some items that we wanted. There is a large selection of fresh, frozen and canned items. You should check this place out if you are in the area.

Great selection and prices, especially with their meat and produce. One of the few places around…read moregreenwood that regularly stock pork belly and other rarer cuts of meat (heck, they sell catfish heads, where else can you get those?) The store can be a bit claustrophobic at times but that might just be me. Would recommend

This is a cool Asian grocery store with fresh produce, meat, snacks and other international items…read more I found two of my favorite snacks here (hello panda and rice cakes). There is a section towards the back of the store with cooked food such as pig ears, chicken feet and duck tongues. Items seemed a bit cheaper than at Saraga although not by much. The cashier line was short and the staff present were pleasant. It does have a funny smell but it is probably due to all the live animals.

I'm so excited to see a new international grocer near home (that is smaller in scale AND CLEAN)…read more.... The lady at the cashier stand was very nice & patient & even applied a grand opening discount to my total. One thing I want to note, their prices are astronomical. For a 10oz block of cafe bustelo at Meijer you're going to pay $7.19 on a regular day and $5.29 if it's on sale... the price for the same block of cafe bustelo was $11.49. In my opinion, their price points won't be sustainable for long as their hours don't encompass the closed times of other groceries in the area. I loved though that I was able to find exactly what I needed to make "Tres Golpes" a Dominican breakfast staple The produce is FRESH & organized very well.

The shelf's were basically empty, barley had any items. The store was very dirty, the floors are…read morecovered in food and dirt. The freezer section had meat that was freezer burnt and touching other meats. Contamination definitely was a concern, as the meats were just sitting in the freezer without any covering. The smell was also very disturbing, I couldn't stay in here for long.

Couldn't get out fast enough. The smells were horrendous! Terribly dirty. I couldn't even look to…read moresee what they had to offer because it smelled so awful!

Mecca has the best flatbread in the state - hands down. I have been shopping here for a couple of…read moreyears and I always pick up a 3-pack of the flatbread - reasonably priced at $2.99. Mecca is located in an old strip mall just off route 40. The grocery store is packed with food for Middle East cuisine. I pick up ingredients that I can't find elsewhere for stuffed grape leaves and other Greek dishes. I find specialty oils and cheeses for cooking. The prices are good. They also offer a limited assortment of fresh Middle Eastern pastries and cookies which I have not tried. The staff is always super friendly and will help you located items. The store is never crowded and there is plenty of parking.

Used to come here for the pita bread. I've been wanting to write this for months now, but I wanted…read moreto give it some time. It was quick trip I took to get some pita bread and spices. All of a sudden I see a lady on her phone and a man walking around the store. Mind you they are speaking a different language and I can not understand what they are speaking about. It seemed like they knew eachother but weren't shopping together. The lady was on the phone until she checked out. I was behind her and the man cut me in line and started to talk to from cashier. The lady walks out the store. Then the man walks out the story shortly after talking to the cashier. I check out and everything is fine. Once I start walking back to my car I see the lady in her tan mini van looking at me the whole time. I get in my car and she continues to stare at me as if she as trying to look through ( my windows are tinted very dark). Ofc I lock my doors immediately getting into my car and after a couple of minutes she drives away. Then I start to back out of my parking spot and notice the guy who was in the store starts to back out... very slowly. So I wait for him to go first but he was going so slow I backed up and headed out. Then he followed. At first I just thought he was going home and was his normal route. At the stop light he pulled up beside me and pulled down his windows. At the point I knew I was fucked. I acted as if I was going straight and last minute turned around. He quickly turned around and tried to get into a neighborhood I made seem I was going into. Then I zoomed far away. This man was driving a beatup/dirty black Mercedes with a sunroof. I stopped taking that route until one morning my phone told me to take a different route to work to avoid traffic. Passed by the Mecca market and seen the same car, same guy with a long beard growing out walking into the store early in the morning. At that moment I knew I had to post this. Please be careful going here... there is something suspicious about this store. Whether they look at the cameras and are watching young girls come into the store by themselves. I have a feeling I am not the only one who has encountered this. Stay aware of your surroundings and tread carefully. Don't come here alone!!!!!!!!!! I will never come back here nor close to this store again.

I came in here to get some bread and was having a good morning until one of the cashier which was a…read moreyoung man attended me like if I was trash he was very rude didn't say good morning when I said it and gave me a face and after that when he gave me my change back he didn't hand it to me he THREW IT! I am not the type to write reviews but this was awful.

I have found the place to get my Christmas tamales! It's Tienda Morelos on Michigan Avenue. This…read moreone is called Tienda Morelos 6, because apparently there are at least five other Tienda Morelos in Indy? That's a lot of Tienda Morelos. You see: Tamales are very important to me -- they are a part of my DNA. So finding great tamales in Indy is very exciting, indeed. I happened upon Tienda Morelos because I was visiting a restaurant next door to this one. I popped in and found an amazing (although small) store that sells tamales and also pan dulce, fresh produce, chicharrones, packaged foods and more. All of the signs are in Spanish and everyone speaks Spanish, which is a great sign when you're looking for great Mexican food. The best tamales come from places where the people selling the tamales don't speak English, I've found. To buy the tamales, you need to pay at the front register first. You tell them how many tamales you want, and then you pay for that number. They give you a little slip of paper with the number of tamales you paid for. Then, you take your piece of paper to the tamale counter, and you pick which flavor of tamale you want, and the quantity. I got one pork and one chicken. They were both amazing: lots of masa but also lots of juicy meat. Not too much sauce, but also not dry. These are the best tamales I've eaten in Indianapolis so far. Tamales are just a small portion of the offerings at Tienda Morelos. They have a full panaderia in the store, plus a carniceria and other grocery items. The place is super small and slightly cramped, but the people are friendly and helpful, so it's a nice little place to shop after you've loaded up on tamales.