Great for a supermarket that has specific groceries Philippines, Vietnam, China, especially the…read morevegetables. The prepared food is a must try, as the flavors are excellent. Do ask questions as they are very friendly.

Some of the products we got were too old and the end product we made wasn't very good because of…read moreit. We have been back there because they have things there it is hard to find elsewhere. Also, the place stunk like old seafood.

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!

I love this market. I've tried smaller international markets in the metro area and also some of the…read morechains. A to Z had some unique offerings. There is a large variety of Indian herbs and spices but also things universal to world cuisine like mango and tamarind paste. There's a good deal of middle eastern staples too. The halal meat market inside is a separate entity but the prices are fair and often cheaper than many. They sell household and beauty items. The freezer section is decent. The staff are always polite and knowledgeable. There is even a small freshly baked goods area with unique pastries and breads. There's no public bathroom.

They have a wide range of products that can be quite hard to find elsewhere. The employees are…read morealways very helpful and polite. It's nice a clean inside. Zero complaints. And my kids love going to pick out an international candy as a treat.

Fresh Arabic bread -- with cheese, zatar, or white and whole wheat. They're making qatayef during…read moreRamadan and staying open til 11pm.

My go to Mexican restaurant around Prairieville/Gonzales. Authentic food and cooked like it was…read moremade at home. Pork Carnitas & Carne Asada are good ones to try. Lots of other great menu items. The different salsas are a good way to start. Sliced habanero peppers and pickled onions on the side.... Nothing bad to say about their new location. Mexican grocery store is next door... another good find.

No seasoning. Who doesn't have coffee??? This isn't a Mexican restaurant. I could tell the food we…read morewere served was yesterday's left overs. Do not come here. Over priced and not worth it.

Asian Market, how did I just realize that you existed? I've already been to Asian Market multiple…read moretimes in the past few weeks. It's dangerous that I pass it on the way home because when I have a bad day or want comfort food, I end up here. It has your basic Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese products. Anything from egg tarts to dumplings/gyoza to kimchi to natto to pho broth. They have a lot of canned/bottled drinks, like Thai tea, Yeo's soy milk, milk tea, coffee drinks. All the sauces you need. And of course the snacks many of us know from childhood, like prawn crackers or Marukawa bubble gum. For the size, I was very impressed with this cute little shop. It's clean and organized, well stocked, and they're so friendly there. Honestly, prices are also super reasonable. They could totally jack up prices more and get away with it, since it's the only shop of its kind in this area. So I decided on 5 stars because while I do wish they had more non-frozen actual food and more variety, for their size, they're doing the best that they can. You can't walk into a store this size and expect an H-Mart or Assi or Hong Kong Supermarket. And the fact that they appeal to all the Asians is pretty darn great for this side of Baton Rouge. Overall, I would highly recommend. Come here for snacks, dessert, or getting ingredients for cooking. Just beware. You might end up getting more junk food than you anticipated!

Wish I found them sooner, they have good line of Korean products in very reasonable price…read more Even less than market owned by Korean people

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.

The only Eastern-European store in the South Louisiana probably, and it is so bad. I wish it would…read morebe better, and it has so much potential. It was doing okay when Leo was the person managing this store for his parents, who are the owners. Now Leon is gone and his brother is working the store. This place had problems before, but now on top of having very bad business hours, no online marketing, is now having bad customer service, empty shelves where the food is still in boxes next to the shelves. Lots of food is expired, but I have to give kudos to the current manager, because he did warn me about the date and I didn't get the mayo. Thanks for that! Not a lot of items, but since Leon is gone it is even less. They used to have tvorog, pelmeni, even baked goods like Oreshki...it is all gone now. Nothing to go shop for anymore, since most of the items this store carry I can get online for probably same or even less price. Store not working on Sunday and Monday don't really care for doing good in my opinion. I understand about not having money to hire somebody, but that is the business. I wish somebody would buy this business and revamp it. People living on Northshore come there to shop, so the demand for this store is high, but current owners don't care about their business unfortunately.

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.

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've been knowing about this place for about a year now. I've been here maybe five or six times…read moreduring that year. I come here when I'm in need of ethnic spices. Such as mango powder, cardamom powder, Authentic Turmeric Powder and also your traditional spices. Prices are really good and actually cheaper than big box stores. The service has always been good here.