Bowling green is littered with small Asian grocery stores catering to the large Myanmar and other…read moreAsian population here. This is one of them. It's located in a strip shop across from the Greenwood Mall. They sell betel leaves too. In bulk if you're addicted.

Bowling Green has a lot of small Asian stores, catering to the local Myanmar population. This is a…read morebigger store for the area, but still small nonetheless. Maybe Indian owned. They didn't have betel leaves.

This place is amazing! It opened in august and I'm so glad I found it. They have awesome groceries…read moreI can't get anywhere else. The food tastes delicious. It's fresh and healthy snd so well seasoned and homemade and yummy. We will be back.

Market has changed ownership and new person there didn't know what baba ganoush is. Didn't get…read moreanything here as it is now some multicultural grocery.

I'm by no means an expert at shopping in international markets but I was impressed with my stop at…read moreNAN Asian market. They have a wide variety of items, frozen goods (like seafood and dumplings), lots of noodles (both plain noodles and instant noodle meals), grains, some sweets, fresh produce, and coffees/teas. My main reason for stopping by was for bulk sesame seeds. They unfortunately don't sell them in bulk bags but their prices were lower than surrounding chain grocers so I got some anyways! They also have Thai tea mix, which can be difficult to find. I'm sure I'll be back for that when I run out. My only complaint was that things were a little hard to find and it was difficult to tell who was working the register so I stood around for a while waiting for someone to help me check out. Overall, they have a very good selection and the woman who eventually helped me was very nice! Note: bring cash if you don't intend to spend much. There's a $10 minimum for card transactions.

Pretty good market in a city that desperately needs foreign food. You can find most of the usual…read moreAsian market goods here such as noodles, frozen meats, and fresh vegetables. They don't really have fresh meats, and their frozen selection isn't as extensive as many other Asian markets. For bowling green it is good, but if you really need something specific, you may have to go to Nashville. If you catch them on a good day you can get an English speaker to help you, and they are extremely nice. Other days you may be the only English speaker in the store

Great Products!!! Friendly services!!!! Your one stop place for your delicacy.!!!!!…read moreMust visit

This is legit Mexican food that your abuela makes. Their tacos are just like what you find at the…read morebest little restaurants in Mexico. The two wonderful women who cook and serve speak absolutely no English, beware and be prepared as they have no menu. Their menudo is authentic, you will find cow parts that are not typical in Americanized Mexican restaurants. I really enjoy this place, I feel welcomed although Spanish isn't my first language. They also have a nice little store where you can get Mexican favorites and bakery items shipped up from Nashville

Seems pretty authentic and delicious. There is no menu. The waitress just told us what was…read moreavailable. Gorditas, tacos de carne asada and a dish that looked like a big plate of meat stew (chicken or pork?) today. I don't really care for meat, so I got a giant plate of rice and beans. The tortillas are made there and are terrific. Of course we had Jarritos. Mexican Coke is available. Lunch for 2.... just over $12.00. At least one of the ladies that works there is bilingual so if you are a non Spanish speaker you can still get fed. There is a giant smoker outside the building. Wonder when they use it? Bet it's good.

Great place. Does not have that half rotten fish smell. Very clean and has the usual random foreign…read morestuff for sale. I highly recommend it.

let me start by saying this is probably one of the cleanest Asian markets that I have seen in…read moreBowling Green, Kentucky. If you've ever been to an Asian market, you have always noticed that there is a seafood/butchery type smell that always reminds you of where you are. This place since it is next to a marco's, Pizza does not have that familiar Asian grocery store smell. It has the wonderful smell of pizza. This place has a nice selection of international Asian food and what I like the most about it is the vast collection of Korean products. I would like to see the produce section expand a little bit more, which maybe they will in time with more people coming in as customers. In my opinion, if you are a first time shopper for Asian goods or groceries this would be a great store to have an awesome first experience in. Highly recommend easily five stars, will definitely come again.