This is a place you need to experience to understand. Part grocery store, part toy store,…read moreinternational food, multiple bars, animatronics, themed bathrooms, you name it. The aisles are color coded and numbered to assist with way finding which is helpful as at some point you will separate from your party and need signposts to find them again.

Love this store!!! Only 2 hrs from home. Must have the extreme queso and the truffles every time we…read morevisit!!! Large selection of beer, wine, cheese and so much more!!! Plenty of parking, you will spend 2 hrs here easy!!! Every ethnic department you can think of and samples too. Drink a beer or a glass of while u shop!!

Wow, what a selection! This reminds me of a market. You have fresh produce, seafood, meat and…read morecondiments galore. Also, I feel like it's the perfect size, not huge and not bumping into each other. I wish it had ready to eat items (like Hmart). But there is a food court expected to open next week. I am really looking forward trying that! Though pleasant, I did encounter an associate who just didn't know anything and just wasn't helpful at all. The cashiers were helpful both visits.

Service was shit. This woman in register was so rude she keep rolling her eyes at me like I don't…read moreunderstand anything. I asked for 1ib chicken and there was more than that mind u I only need 1 lb I was just asking if I could only get 1lb instead of being nice she said rudely that she can't do it and I should have asked the guy for 1lb I told her that's what I said to the guy and she keep rolling her stupid ass eye. She should keep rolling so she might find her stupid ass brain

Happy Promise custard cream cakes from Korea, Hello Kitty mini puddings from Taiwan, garlic (or…read morewasabi, take your pick) crispy peas from the good ol' PROC... Huy Fong Vietnam Chili Garlic sauce in a jar.... Hong Kong moon cakes in mini tins within a beautiful gift tin. Quail eggs, duck eggs (fresh or pickled), bok choy, bean sprouts, exotic greens. Dried noodles, dried peppers, dried shrimp. "Houston Cowboy" brand flavored soda from the Philippines. Spare ribs, pork loin, ground pork, pork hearts, a whole pig's head looking right at me from the butcher section. A wall of frozen foods, didn't study them but I did notice pot stickers (imported from an Asian country, needless to say). English as a second (or third) language on every can, box and bag. Oh.... and Tiger Balm! It's a fully complete small local independent super mart. As a native New Yorker of Italian and Polish descent, I'd call this store THE most authentic, and complete, Asian mart in the area ... perhaps the only one, too? Been here twice, the other shoppers were all Asians, as were the staff. Felt like I was back on Main Street in Flushing for a while. Which is cool. The first time we stopped in, I bought a small jar of that chili garlic sauce, which is made by the same folks who bring you Sriracha rooster sauce. In fact the jar has the same rooster logo. Never saw it anywhere else and wanted to try it. That jar got used up PDQ so we came back today for the large economy size. And of course grabbed some other goodies as well. Gotta love those happy Asian cakes, cookies, and crunchies. Prices were more than reasonable, if you're looking to stock up on any type of Asian goods, I'd say skip Jungle Jim and come here instead. Friendly employees/owners, too, who seemed happily amused by my enthusiasm for Hello Kitty - and my reaction to the pig's head. Ahh, would that we had a similar ITALIAN mart within striking distance! I continue to hope and dream. This place is meant to be Asian, though, and since Asian it is, and a complete market, five stars it is.

I've never been to an Asian market before so I had few expectations. I was really happy with my…read moreexperience. The woman working got fresh bean sprouts from the back for me. She answered my questions and helped me find things. The produce, although a little disorganized, was fresh. Some of the packages simply said "vegetable" and I'm sure regular customers know what they are looking for, but again, I got lots of help. I wasn't impressed with the meat but I did get frozen salmon and halibut. The store is a bit cluttered but I think that it's fine. Don't be bougie about it and you'll be glad you went. I got a ton of fresh food for $42.

Super clean location for North African and Middle Eastern groceries. I was super impressed by the…read morevariety of products they have - even obscure chips from Lebanon that I spent so much time searching for over the years and stumbled upon them here. The staff is also unbelievably helpful and accommodating. I brought my 18 month old in and they were kind enough to give her a treat while we were there. This will now be my go to store for middle eastern groceries!

I went to Casablanca looking for a speciality item that I was unable to find at the grocery. The…read morestaff was friendly and helped me find the ingredient I was looking for. I spent some time just looking at the selection of product and I bought a few other items I wanted to try. The store is not overwhelming and it is clean.

Two words: cheese pita. Wherever you live, this place is worth the drive just for the cheese pita…read more While you're there, also pick up the Zatar pita, labneh, grape leaves for the next time you make dolmathes from scratch, or just buy them in the large cans. Definitely coming back here!

Love that you can buy fresh pita and all kinds of great international groceries here!read more

Don't listen to the other reviewer, this place is good. Other review just says "they were sour…read moregrapes anyways"

They don't answer the phone can't verify products or hours of operations. Customer assumes poor…read moreservice

They have the best customer service. They have all the items you need from toiletries/ groceries to…read moreapparels. Cookwares are cheap!!! Best Nepali Store in Cincinnati. #nepalistore #nepali #mexican #momo #royal #basmati #energydrinks #clothing Okay thank you

Really really bad. We went out of desperation because we…read morewere passing through on a Saturday evening and everywhere else was packed. Nobody was here (6pm on Saturday), which should have told me to not go, but I starving. It's in the back of a grocery. It was super dirty inside. The floors, walls, just everything was dirty and dingy. My hunger made me think "maybe this will be a surprisingly good hole-in-the-wall situation". They had no music and these two loud beeps that happened constantly. The server was sick and sneezing and sniffing. The food took forever. Plates and silverware were wet; a puddle in the plate. Portions were small. My goat was 50% bones, not meat on the bones, just bones. The rice was dry and clumpy like it was reheated in the microwave. Nan was crispy. Normally I eat very spicy food but my stomach had been weird so we asked for 5/10 and my dude was literally sweating. It said it was a tomato sauce but this was just a bland brown flavor with cilantro. We couldn't eat but 2 bites. Paid full price and left. Luckily she didn't ask how it was because I was prepared to be honest. I think she knew. I didn't know it could get so bad. How are they open? My new low standard will be "well at least it's not as bad as the Indian restaurant in Fairfield!"

I don't know how come I never finished this draft that I started literally 3 years ago…read more I can still remember how freaking amazing this food was. Large stuffed dumplings, dishes with layers of flavor and spice (but not heat, per my request). Attentive, friendly, service, and culinary options that are (were at that time at least?) rare to find in the region. Meeting my mentor here for a meal was such a pleasant surprise, this small strip mall location delivering some seriously great food. We each ordered appetizers, and multiple dishes, and between the two of us we didn't have a bad bite. Now, I can't remember exactly what we ordered.... but I'm more than willing to go try a few new things next time.