A very modest international market with a focus on Indian groceries with a few other regions…read morecovered as well. A tasteful selection but light on non-mainstream options. I was happy to see Marie Sharp's hot sauce, albeit only a 5oz size ($4.99). 3.5 stars rounded up.

Although I gasped at the selection of international food items, and my reason for going *cololmbian…read morefoods* I was disappointed at finding that my favorite chocolate in the world was stale and white. The expiration was 2023, but I imagine the heat and improper storage conditions is what must have made them go bad. I've grown up with these chocolates and I can tell how fresh they are by the smell alone. Knowing they had gone bad, I still went ahead and took a bite and the taste was as disappointing as I imagined they would be. They were only 3.99 for a pack so I decided to let it go. Now, had it been the usual 9$ I pay in New York, then I would have rushed back in there for my money. My suggestion to the business, since you obviously can't open and check every single chocolate, open the packs, and sell them individually for 25 or 50 cents a piece. Although you might lose a couple of dollars per pack, @25cents, ($1.49) or make an extra dollar @ 50c it sure beats the bad review and bad feeling for the customer who wasted $4 for stale chocolate. Considering here in Texas, that's half of someone's a hourly wage. Anyway, as far as the business, they have a good selection of Indian spices, some Peruvian spices, some Colombian candy/ which at this point I wouldn't trust, frozen Colombian and Indian foods. It's a good place to visit if you miss wherever you're from, or just want to expand your pallets.

Great tabouli, kabob, and humous all made fresh with excellent pistachio baklava! All at good…read moreprices.

This is really a fantastic Muslim and international food bazaar. It is Family-owned and a great…read moredestination for specialty and international foods, plus in-house butchering. the service is first class. Love their hummus, babaganoush and specialty oils.

Overall the atmosphere was pretty good. live music which is always great. Mixed drinks were not…read moregood in my opinion, prices $8-$10. Food was ok, gorditas lacked flavor, as well as the salsas, $10 dlls for an order of 3, no rice, no beans, just 3 gorditas. I would give them a 5 out of 10. Burgers, hot dogs and flautas were just ok. VERY disappointed with the tacos de tripitas $12 for four tacos and one of the tacos literally just had THREE small tripitas, I even took a picture of the plate. I will give credit to one of the enchiladas stand, they had a very good flavor, a plate with 4 enchiladas, lettuce and tomato for $10. Will try again next year, hopefully the food quality improves.

I completed the SheBuilds program today and decided I deserved a little treat for the certificate I…read moreearned. I had tried to go to the huge Asian styled building called Oriental Imports off Gateway several times but it was closed and boarded up even though Google Maps said it was open. Turns out it's closed and the owners have moved across the street literally and have a smaller space called Oriental Market. It's been open for about 6 months and I swear I've died and gone to Chinatown. It was "Big Trouble" for my wallet alright. I wanted to buy everything there...all the tchotchkes and snacks and tools and clothing and decor! From Chinese cheongsams, to Korean handbooks, to Japanese kimonos, clothing is definitely authentic and you don't have to worry about sizing since you can see the fit there, unlike online. The market portion has a lot of snacks and sauces and basically they've taken the most well known and tasty brands and stocked them, so they've weeded out the hundreds of off brands a bigger marketplace stocks in the hopes that you'll try another maybe cheaper soy sauce etc. It's just easier to find quality stuff here, imo. I got a lot of snacks and even got a Kaiju t-shirt that vaguely reminds me of the Jurassic Park logo, so it's mildly ironic. The quality of the items were far better than the actual Chinatown stuff I grew up with in Los Angeles, but we'll see as I use them over time. I'm so happy I don't have to wait to get my Chinese ointments and wait for Weeee to ship my stuff online. There's now a super cute local place I can go to get them and the prices and service makes it even better! Come out and #supportlocal Oriental Market, Inc. 1121 Larry Mahan Dr Suite A, El Paso, TX 79925 (915) 500-5116 https://maps.app.goo.gl/uVVcbzTyZe4TF1vH7

So my Tio recommended Viscount Deli, located inside the Food City Ranchland. The reason was because…read moreof their burritos, and he highly recommended I try the chili relleno with beans burrito and papas a la mexicana. DAMN! Was he right! I went in after arriving from Huntsville, AL, after a long day flying. I ordered the food and took it back to my hotel room, as there is no place to sit inside the Food City supermarket. It would be awesome if they had a place to eat it fresh besides your car outside. Run, don't walk, but run to this place before they get figured out by the world. The burritos were off the hook, and this is the first time I have ever had a chili relleno burrito. I'm talking about a whole battered chili relleno with beans wrapped in a killer tortilla. I may be visiting again before the week's up!

My food city neighborhood store has grandmas favorite food and is very nice and roomy I love the…read morecake and pan de dulce. The service is excellent and warm and attentive plus helpful they are professional cashier and fast service. And they are patient.

I am truly saddened as to the decline of quality and wholesome environment of Vista Markets…read morethroughout El Paso. The cleanliness and upkeep of the stores have fallen by the wayside, neglect and lack of attention to the presentation of produce department, meat department, and deli department. The produce department has rotting vegetables, and fruits with fruit flies flying around them. Employees move around what is obvious in plain sight, rotting vegetables and fruits without making sure that they are being removed and replaced with fresh vegetables and fruits. The meat department has meat that has lost its freshness! Meaning, a lot of the meat has a brown look around the edges hence the meat has lost its freshness and on the brink of spoiling. This is a Great Concern for me! I used to shop at Vista Market as a preference to other grocery stores, but now I seldom shop there due to the decline of its stores. Lord knows I have shopped at Socorro, Montana, Horizon, Zaragoza, and George Dieter and the common theme that is lacking integrity, pride and managerial leadership. It is sad that the creation that the late Mr. Pena started as a Mom and Pop grocery store has taken a drastic turn for the worse due to the incompetence of those in charge of this Wholesome local business!! It my Hope and Prayer those in charge will look within themselves and change the direction of how they manage this once Great local business. VM

bakery at horizon Vista Market it does not look at all like…read morethe original one the persons taking care of them were dirty in their complexion, dirty hands and the place was dirty where they were making it. It was supposed to be ready at 11 AM. They did not have it ready. The quality is very Porten like you could see.

I was super excited to hear about a Chinese market here in El Paso. Coming from Brooklyn to Dallas…read moreand now El Paso I've been missing the ease of just grabbing dumplings or any sauces I need. I was pleasantly surprised with the selection available. Sadly the pricing reflects the fact that you're in El Paso. Nearly double what you'd pay at a Chinese market. So that stinks. It beggars can't be choosers. Some of the items didn't look too fresh and it was a little dusty in some spots. So not a lot of rotation of products. But overall was happy to grab some dumplings and egg rolls!

This was the first Asian grocery market my husband and I went to here in El Paso. It's a bit of a…read moredrive from where we live but we've been craving some Asian cuisine and EP doesn't have any KBBQ spots so we decided to try to cook it at home. Wan Jia Le has pretty good reviews so we wanted to check out what they had! The store is in a little strip mall right off the highway but the sign is big so you can't really miss it. They have a pretty big space so I was naturally excited to see what they had. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of products they sold but unfortunately they were missing a few stuff I was looking for. I noticed certain items they keep low stock of as well. The chip aisle definitely looked like most of the products had been sitting there a while. I noticed the produce didn't look the freshest either. They also offer fresh seafood options but I would be wary of that since I don't know how long the fish have been sitting in the tanks. Overall, Wan Jia Le supermarket is a pretty decent spot if you're nearby and know that they carry what you're looking for. But honestly I'd rather go to Arirang Market closer to the northeast side of town. They had EVERYTHING I was looking for and their stock seems to be newer and rotated often.

Staying in El Paso for a few days, this is by far the best breakfast burritos that I've found in…read moretown. Humble location, with serious foot traffic. I ordered chorizo and egg burrito, everything was tasty and the side salsa was delicious too.

This place has the best tortillas the burritos almost melt in your mouth !!!! Menudo is real good…read moretoo.

Service. Knowledgable, helpful. Friendly. Good selection of essential items. Been in business a…read morelong time in El Paso. Fair prices. Clean.

Wow this place was in much need of a recent review!…read more So first things first.... This place has greatly improved since i first walked in about 2 or so years ago. They have added signs to indicate their aisles and little by little, they are fixing up the area so that it doesnt look so neglected on one side of the store. Thats what throws me off still about the place, especially how dark their refrigerated items are. I believe the business i basically run by a couple and they can only afford to hire so much help. So they ultimately are taking care of the entire store themselves which is not easy! I gotta give them mad props for being the only asian store who sells rice flakes!!! These things are the bomb to cook up and eat with korean bbq if you plan on cook some at home. Its also great for alternative noodle dishes! And only $2 each bag! Their produce department varies too with how much they stock. Just yesterday, it was super bare. But other days, especially the summer time, its packed! Stop in if you ever are in need of some azn goodies!