Stopped in with my copy of "Indian-ish" cookbook under my arm looking for a few unique items for a…read moreparticular recipe. The owner was extremely helpful and nice. They have a great selection and great prices. I always prefer to support my local businesses instead of going to Amazon. I saw some interesting things I'll definitely be going back again soon!

The expansion is absurd!! I love it! I haven't been in over almost 2 years and walking in seeing…read morehow much space and new options I have to spend money I don't have is exciting!! Love that they have more hot food items... seafood boils, fried chicken, lumpia, ribs, crawfish and shrimp just wish I was RICH! It was super busy today but wi the the new room it didn't seem as crowded as I'm used to. So that was nice. Found everything I was looking for and more - as usual! There were a lot of carts with items down the aisle making it hard to get around - looks as if maybe short staffed and having to fill shelves when possible. That's also to be expected. Definitely some items are pricey compared to other locations but I try to pick and choose what I'm going for. I want the items I can't get at Food Lion etc. picked up some fresh made Seafood salad today and some pico de gallo and both were great! Can't wait until I can afford to go back an really stock my shelves! They also have mochi donuts now and a spot where they make bobas. Next time!!

If you can get past the smells of seafood and moth balls this place is definitely worth a visit!…read more When you enter, there's a "wall of shame" with images of folks who have stolen from them. Classic. Then you're led straight to their abundant produce section. I stumbled upon fruits and vegetables I've never heard of before and all for a great price. It was glorious! For all you fried chicken eaters they serve the old grocery store Farm Fresh's recipe from their back counter. As well as a fish cutting counter (hence the strong seafood smell) selling a variety of fish. On the opposite end there's a restaurant inside for take out orders, and a home goods shop with various kitchen knickknacks. In the aisles they sell food from all over the world; some with packaging not even written in English. My boyfriend bought the yuca chips to try, and I suggest you do too. They were delicious. The large parking lot onsite is waiting for you.

Can I get a "woot, woot?!?!" I was beyond thrilled with the news that Williamsburg was going to get…read morea Filipino store!! Growing up in a community where there were Filipino grocery stores left and right, I was a little lonely without one when I moved to Williamsburg. Well the lonely void has been filled! I stopped in on their opening day and have seen them make large strides from then to now! They listen to the community and respond with their whole heart! You can find many of our favorite Philippine staples there and don't need to drive to Newport News or Richmond to buy those necessities. They have them!! And they even have some locally made Filipino dessert!! Be sure to follow their Facebook page so you can stay in touch and see their progress. If you have not visited this Williamsburg Filipino store yet... the time is now!! I definitely stocked up on my lumpia wrappers and need to get my Mochiko so I can make some yummy desserts. Thank you for coming to town 37 North!! Happy to have you here!!

We're new here and I was looking for an Asian market in Williamsburg. What a pleasant surprise that…read morethis place is actually Filipino based with some other Asian market offerings! Very clean and decent selections for a small market. Service was great and nice that a baker drops off some fresh Filipino bakery staples on Tuesdays/Saturdays. I've been back a few times and have recommended it to friends! So glad you're here & I don't have to drive to N.N. or V.B. to get my staples!

i find that they usually have a small selection of drinks i need more but everything else is good…read morebeen going here for long time but customer service is nice and helpful, Small store but when other asian grocery stores are expensive go here to find it less expensive. I still will come back though. They are great.

Small grocer. Had what i needed. They close at 7 pm…read more They need better tongs to grab the live crabs

I'm not gonna lie I didn't think the food was gonna be good, but the food was freaking amazing. I…read morehaven't eaten that good in a long time truly amazing I'm definitely going back. Triple thumbs up.

The produce is OK but I like the fact that people who are getting snap assistance get 50% off of…read morefresh vegetables and fruit. They have a VERY extensive Caribbean section, which I appreciate greatly. I went on Easter Sunday and that was the wrong time to go if I wanted to try the hot prepared food. It was busy back there. The line was almost to the door, so that's how I know it's good. I have to go back and try it. The meat section is decent and the prices are about average. It's a good place in the community to spend your money.

After a few visits over several years I'm gonna buck the trend here. Nothing bad, just not for me…read more It was cool seeing all the international items. But what I really disliked was inventory all over the place...just too messy! I was told by a friend they have a marvelous butcher. That area had a fishy smell. So a one and done, but again nothing bad. A-OK.

If you are looking for a fusion market that has a variety of fruit and international spices and…read moreproducts. I HIGHLY suggest you check this place out... BE WARNED! I think prices are a biotech HIGH but what places do you know that haven't been impacted by inflation? From dragon fruit to quail eggs this was a foodies field day! If you are into cooking exotic cuisine or simply want to try some international snacks, I say check this place out!

This is a must for us when visiting VB. We hoard Filipino snacks and seasonings. Wished they had…read moremore produce and Filipino chips, however. Smaller than other Asian groceries like HMart and Lotte, but they offer a variety of goods -- fresh seafood (they clean them too), Asian home goods and even ready-to-eat food with a small area where you can eat and enjoy them (we haven't tried).

While visiting my daughter in Virginia Beach, she took us to Enson Market as she said there were a…read morelot of familiar items that I would like. I really enjoyed visiting this market. It was clean, smelled fresh, and the vegetables, fruits, and produce had good quality and appearance. What I enjoyed the most was having access to a lot of my favorite items that I don't typically find in my state. I purchased a few things to take back with me. The next time I am in town, I will definitely visit this market.

Sophia and I recently shopped here for some international products. E Mart has been our go-to for…read moreyears every time we planned to cook her egg rolls. You can't beat going to a place where you can buy products for a good price. Let's see how the shopping went. We were good with finding products for food to cook. For Sophia's egg rolls, we purchased bean sprouts and spring roll wraps along with ramen noodles and seaweed. I also bought t-bone steaks for a good price for air frying. The best thing about E Mart is they have a lot of stuff you wouldn't find in regular grocery stores. Hopefully, I can find some things to try for meals. You'll never know what you can discover here. Well, there you have it. Great service from staff, a whole lot of items to pick for yourself (and others too) and an environment where it's comfortable and not giving you a rush vibe. We'll continue to be life-long customers :)

Great place to get fresh fish. Excellent place to get seafood. They also offers a variety of all…read moretypes of grocery products to include vegetables, meats, and milk products.

When Sophia and I shopped at E-Mart, their bean sprouts appeared to have brown spots in each…read moreavailable bag. So we did a search for other Asian food markets and happened to find this one which is tucked away off Warwick Blvd. Would we find any available items to use for cooking on our day off? We were the only customers inside. It's smaller than E-Mart but if you're looking for items to use for Asian foods, you definitely found the right place. Asian music was playing throughout the market and the vibe was so quiet. It's cool when you're only one of two customers with no foot traffic in sight. And we were able to find bean sprouts which were fresh. And to my surprise, they even had Cafe Du Monde coffee up front. Being from Louisiana, one tradition was to head to a Cafe Du Monde spot and chow down on beignets and frozen cafe au lait and sometimes I had hot coffee. I didn't buy any, but it warmed my heart to see it here in Virginia. I know stores carry it nationwide, but maybe I was a bit naive.....ha!! Anyway, we were able to go in and out of the store with our bean sprouts just like that. When in doubt, look for some backup stores. And that's what we did. A small market, but one where you'll find whatever you're looking for. Till next time :)

This is the original international store within the Denbigh area, along with MP international. My…read moremother was Jamaican and moved to the Denbigh area in the early 90's. If you're looking for an authentic Asian/ International store, this is your go to. If you're looking more for carribean spices/ seasonings/ and meals, MP international is your go to. Shop and both and you will have a unique pantry so that you can fuse dishes. Best wishes, Happy Holidays.