This unassuming little market is amazing. They have a butcher counter where they'll cut beef or…read morepork to order. They also make their own sausages, which I haven't tried yet. Their staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They advised me to buy smoked pork ribs and chistorra sausage in place of Tasso ham and andouille for Cajun red beans. It's better than the authentic version. They have excellent Portuguese olive oil and lots of Brazilian products.

Well stocked with a variety of Brazilian , Portuguese, and Spanish foods. Would definitely…read morerecommend.

A coworker told me about this grocery store being a great place to get Indian groceries and I…read morechecked it out one afternoon. The store definitely has a lot of Indian spices, sauces, dried / fresh / frozen food. I'm a beginner in Indian cooking and was bewildered when I walked into this store. I was there just to check out the store and didn't have anything in mind that I needed to buy but I'm sure that I will be able to find whatever I need for Indian cooking here. I ordered 2 items from the restaurant: samosas and gobi aloo. 1. The samosas were $1.29 each and were hot, flaky, good potato and peas fillings. The restaurant didn't have any chutneys, would have been nice to have gotten some mint or tamarind chutney for the samosas but no big deal. 2. Gobi aloo for some reason was extremely salty, and spicy even though I asked for mild. Even when I ate it with a ton of rice and naan it was still too salty. Need to ask them to hold the salt next time. Besides the extra seasonings, I think this dish would have been pretty good.

Small but good Indian grocery store.in Arlington Virginia area one can get all indian grocery items…read moreand fresh vegetables there.Parking spots are less but we were able to get parking. Overall good neighborhood store in case of urgency.

NoVa (Northern Virginia) has so much Asian markets than down south. Once I found out there was an…read moreAsian community near my old place; I was so excited to go and check them out. It was easy to find, plenty of parking. Eden centre was a part of my daily routine every week for Asian groceries and food. They have so much shops, restaurants and markets here. It's mainly focus on Vietnamese cuisine at that time. Definitely recommend if you want to try Vietnamese food, Asian groceries and shopping.

If you can't find your specialty ingredients here then you may have to visit the country of origin…read more Fabulous produce section again lots of produce you don't find elsewhere. Friendly staff can help you find what you're looking for. Overall a great Asian market

Cute little market with a ton to offer. Customer service is helpful. You kind of need to know what…read moreyou're looking for and just ask. There are a lot of deli items in various locations. A lot is made in house but you kind of need to look. Stand out item is the fresh honey cake! They will cut you whatever slice you want. They got a huge pelmeni selection as well! Some of the best black bread I've found in the area as well.

Great European foods store, can find very delicious fresh cool things here that you can't find in…read moreother grocery stores.

I love this little store. I grew up, going to a lot of Asian grocery stores and markets, mostly in…read moreCalifornia. What I will say is that I like the vibe of the store a lot more. In the past, I've been followed around these types of stores, even when shopping with my Filipino family. But at Bangkok 54, they always greet me with a smile, and they go out of their way to help me find the things I need. There have been multiple times that I have been overwhelmed by the very many options here and staff have actually come from behind the counter to help me find things. They have a wide selection of items. From instant Thai tea mixes, to all of the traditional sauces and seasoning packets you could ask for. What's really nice is that they have some prepared foods, often chilled, at really good prices. For example, I bought a 10 pack of Gyoza for about five bucks. The Gyoza were pork and chicken, so that was a pretty good deal. Service is good. Selection is plentiful. Prices are very reasonable. You will come across some higher prices than what you would find in the grocery store for the same items. However, you are paying to support a local business, and there's not that much of a difference. Additionally, the quality of a lot of their produce is a lot of better than what you will find in a traditional grocery store. For example, one day I spent $1.50 on scallions here. I spent one dollar on scallions from the grocery store. These were significantly fresher, larger in size, and more flavorful when I cooked with them. You absolutely get what you pay for. All in all, I love this little store. It's nothing like a massive H Mart, but it has so many of the core things you need, especially when cooking Thai food.

I've had dinner here, picked up a premade lunch, and been to the market multiple times. Literally…read moremy heaven on earth. Thank you BK54

This grocery store has almost everything you need but it's overpriced. Has foods from almost every…read morecountry like Peru, Bolivia, and china. The workers are friendly most of the times but sometimes they are rude and don't really assist you.

2/21/21 Today we stopped by this store after having g…read morebreakfast at Denny's. My wife wanted to see the store for itself. It wasn't as busy as the last time I was here. The store was more organized this time around, but it wasn't as packed either. The most noticeable thing about this time around is the non odor of fish smell. When we have gone to some Asian stores, the stink of fish is very strong from the moment you enter the store. This store was not the case. Hopefully this is not a one time thing. The store look good.

This is an interesting African food market. I came in here recently out of curiosity. The have a…read moregood selection of meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, juices, other drinks, bread, flour, and grains. As I recall they also had cassava and manioc, which are common in Africa, but not in the U.S. The facilities are clean and well maintained, and the staff is friendly. I got two cans of corned beef ($4.99 each, $9.98), Jamaican champagne drink ($1.99). Keep up the good work.

Great place to find good African ingredients for great dishes to be made at home…read moreHave a very good selection of African ingredients

Just okay! I live in the neighborhood... Saw some of their food online... It was cooked properly…read more (A good percentage of their clientele appears to be Salvadorian, especially during the midday'.). (I speak some Spanish, but they were not impressed.)

Los tamales no están frescos la salsa no está fresca ..quería apoyar el negocio pero tienen que por…read morelo menos hacer la salsa fresca .. los mangos estaban podridos . Necesitan más esfuerzo con la comida .

This is an authentic shop in Chinatown: definitely worth a visit for dried Chinese herbs,…read moremedicines, and other goods! If you get a Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal prescription, consider filling it here! I had been going to a different herbal shop in Chinatown, but I will always come here from now on. What I needed was much more affordable here. Aside from filling prescriptions, they also have some prepared over-the-counter medicinal ointments, lozenges, etc. that don't require a TCM doctor prescription. You can ask if they have something to help with whatever is bothering you. If you don't need medicine, they also have some dried goods available in bulk jars if you know what you want for cooking/eating (e.g. goji berries, dried red dates, preserved fruit/wah mui), as well as tea and snacks (Chinese crackers, cookies, moon cakes!), cooking sauces, preserved goods/condiments, and noodles. It is a small shop with mostly dried preserved medicines and ingredients, but they have a curated selection of other goods (all dried or canned/bottled). Their prices on everything that I purchased were extremely fair. The owner was so kind and friendly. We had a sweet conversation, although we were speaking in English and that is not her primary language. Cash only.

Excellent fresh pastas and sauces bursting with flavor. The Spinach Fettuccini was cooked perfectly…read moreal dente in 2.5 min and paired well with the Basil Pesto Sauce with pine nuts. I tossed in some fresh balls of mozzarella cheese and loaded in veggies - zucchini, carrots, broccoli, bok choy, and cauliflower. Bon appétit! A pound of pasta is roughly $7-8 while the sauces are around $7. You can choose the quantity of pasta, 3/4 pound of pasta was more than enough for my hubby and I and doubled over for another meal. I would probably go with the 1/2 pound next time. Highly recommend getting some fresh pasta to make at home along with some sauce!

If you want fresh specialty pastas and classic and unique raviolis, Eastern Market Grocery is the…read moreplace to go (their generic name has kept them off the radar, but no more!) If you want spinach fettuccine, dry egg pasta, chocolate or pumpkin ravioli, this is the right place. They also neatly list all of their ingredients right below, for those of you with allergies. 20 raviolis, and 15 flat pastas! This is Eastern Market, so the prices are all relatively expensive (but this is a specialty shop in a metro accessible, safe neighborhood, so quit complaining). I paid $6/lb for some basic cheese stuffed tortellinis, $5'lb for fusilli, $6-7/lb for spinach fettuccine, and up to $15/lb for some of the more exotic raviolis or pastas. They sell a variety of pasta sauces in small tubs (Pesto, approx $6, puttanesca or marinara are $5 or less per tub) and have a good selection of olive oils behind the counter. The sauce tubs are at least 2 cups worth of sauce.They also have a wide array of local coffees if you're needing a pick me up. Oh, and before I forget, they have over a half dozen variety of olives! OLIVE CONVERTS AND LOVERS UNITE! (see: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/6gV8D6u5ZFL1DQUg8oL6zg?select=UGw-xxtHS1MHfngGtjODlw) And they sell pizza dough too! and grape leaves, humus, and cornichon! 4.5 stars! Location: Eastern Market Grocery is inside the South Hall of Eastern Market, across from the cheese guys, next to the delicatessen. $10 Credit card minimum