A really nice Asian grocery on the northside. Considering the smaller space they have to work with,…read moreit is neat and laid out well. The owner Mike is very enthusiastic and helpful if you have a question. I highly recommend checking out this store if you are near it.

It's not that it's a terrible place. Just very limited. I wish Fort Wayne would invest in a grocery…read moremarket like KP International Market, Jungle Jim's International Market, or E & L Supermercado. Now those would be on my regular shopping stops. Asian and Hispanic bakeries too please. Delicious! I have seen people come and go wishing there were a places like this locally. We have to drive almost 3 hours to get there.

Brought out of state family here. They've changed the inside a bit and it for the better. The made…read morethe Mexican bread area much better and they added roasted whole chicken and they're amazing. They have a whole onion and spicy poblano peppered inside the chicken cavity. They taste awesome and def worth the price and it lasted us about a week. They have added a few new items and added a couple of cold cases around the store. Staff is always friendly and checking out is always quick no matter now busy they get. Def recommend stopping by. Locally owned nd awesome foods.

Moving from Miami to rural Ohio has been a real shock to my palate, especially considering my…read moreCuban/Spanish heritage. The variety of restaurants or ethnic food available for purchase at grocery stores is laughably low. So i heard about George's International Market and checked out their website. I was really excited to try it because it gave the impression of being "International" and i love a wide variety of foods. I decided due to this to make the long drive into Fort Wayne to check this place out. My first impression of this place was confusion. Just inside the store you find a statue of a lion holding a shield, a statue of Elvis, and a third statute of Marilyn Monroe in her famous skirt scene. I am unsure what this has to do with a supermarket. I then walked into the actual market and was surprised at how much smaller it looks than in the website. I also discovered as I began exploring that its "international" designation is a bit overstated. It does have food from one or two European countries but its mostly hispanic and really mostly Mexican. Was i a bit disappointed? Yes. That said, i did find a lot of food that my culture also loves in here that overlaps. Firstly, i found actual green plantains! Usually in the supermarkets near my home they sell plantains but they are rarely green. To be able to fry some up and have tostones! Yes!!!!! I also found other products my family and I would love including plantain chips, malta, yuca, tamales, Jamaican patties, and croquettas. The croquettas were of the frozen variety and sadly only in chicken, i prefer ham. I was also very happy when I found Pineapple Nectar for my mom. She loves the stuff and hasn't had any since we moved! So i did end up buying quite a bit when I came here and i will likely come back again. I hope they continue to expand what they have available for sale here, though.

Hungry Asian came in clutch for certain seasonings and snacks I wanted. It's not like an H-mart,…read morebut has the basics. As a fellow Asian it's hard to find ingredients out in the Midwest like furikake, nori, gochujang, lemon grass etc. Recommend stopping by to get snacks, fresh produce, instant ramen noodles and drinks! Ambiance is cozy and laid back. It's a small international store. I asked if they carried Soju....but sadly they don't :,( I hope they do soon!!

Hours posted are not reliable. Phone number listed was not answered on Sunday between hours shown…read moreas open.

I'll bet if you're checking out Fuwa on Yelp, that cute kid on social media has come up in your…read morefeed taking us on a tour through the store and educating us on what is what in his family's business. It was worth my time to stop in. Don't be afraid to ask questions, the staff is helpful and friendly. I always pick up a new item when I'm in here because it's all very exciting and different. Stop by the eel and lobster tanks for the kids to get a thrill and make sure you grab a sweet bread when you walk in the store. They taste so fresh and are mouthwatering!

I've been here five or six times and I think it's great awesome section, very fair prices and staff…read morehas always been friendly to me. I'll keep going back and stocking up on drinks for the week.

I stopped by on a quiet Saturday. What I noticed immediately…read morewas the cleanliness and positioning of the store. There was plenty of aisle space, items were well appointed, and the staff appeared to be genuinely kind. This is an Italian market, so the items catered to that particular type of food and drink items. I spent time perusing the store. I purchased some items I'd recently seen on various social media sites. Before leaving, I ordered a Hero sandwich. It was delicious. The ciabatta bread was crisp outside and softer inside. The meats and vegetables well situated and plentiful. It had amazing flavor. I wouldn't hesitate to return.

Antonuccio's Italian Market is a step back to the small markets I experienced while living in…read moreChicago a number of years ago. Wonderful atmosphere with an old world flair. The friendly staff is right on top of their game. Their selection is broad with a little something for everyone. I stop there for a sandwich when I'm in a hurry. Great wine selection too. If you have not experienced this gem then you are missing out

I'd like to go here since it's closer and have few Asian products. One day I was there and asked…read moreher for the Vietnamese sauce that she used to have, and suddenly she raised her and said" no more YOUR PEOPLE just want cheap stuff so I'm not going to have those products anymore " & on and on about "YOUR PEOPLE ". I paid and left I guess me and my people got the point that we are not welcome.

I found this store today and it's great for Caribbean and African items. I bought goat, seasoning,…read moresweet potato (the purples ones that are white on the inside), bulla, browning, and some locally made bracelets. There was also red snapper, callaloo, hard dough bread, patty, and so many more items. The store owner was very nice and helpful. She pointed out a lot of the items she had that I haven't seen since moving to Fort Wayne. The shop is a good size and I was able to find everything with ease! This shop is in the complex where Planet Fitness & Handel's ice cream is on the north side of Fort Wayne. It was so close and carried everything I needed.

An old store off Calhoun street. Looks a little run down don't it? pretty good Asian foods and such…read moreup in here. They know some good Asian food and I highly recommend this place. Pretty historic location if you ask me. Building is really old looks like it's about to fall down right? They have a wide range of Asian foods up in here. Real friendly and nice to chat with yes, providing you can speak some Chinese up in here. They speak a little English as well, but they really speak that Chinese top notch in here.

Asian Market is somewhat easy to miss unless you know the area. I was going south on Calhoun and…read morehappened to see the small obstructed sign at the right moment to turn on to Pontiac. There is limited parking off of Pontiac in back of the store. Parking most likely would be fine at off peak hours. The store was packed with items and narrow aisles with stockers/customers, so you don't have a lot of time to really look.