Did not even know they were there but I'm glad I found them. They are open every single day…read more Bought a few steaks from them and they amazing. The store is quaint and the gentleman that was working was very friendly. I will definitely refer them to others and will definitely be back.

Small international store carries primarily Caribbean seasoning and food. They have a variety of…read morefrozen meats, but they do not carry any fresh meat if you're looking for fresh meat. They definitely have a variety of Goya products to choose from. There is a small selection of Mexican seasonings but not as much as compared to the Mexican Markets in the area. This is not a Mexican Meat market. The service of the lady who was there souring our visit, she friendly and informative about the products they have at this establishment. A very small store but you can find what you're looking for here if you're looking for Puerto Rican dishes.

This is a nice market off of Lamar. It's a decent size, but a lot of their items are expensive. I…read morecame in to get ice cream and they had a gallon of blue bell for $8. There are some things you wouldn't find at the average grocery store like pan dulce, nopales, etc. but you're better off going to another local market or a grocery store chain.

Great breakfast tacos and salsa! Everyone was nice and helpful. Seemed like a well stocked…read moreneighborhood market too but the breakfast tacos are where my heart's desire is.

Found this chicken bouillon powder, used in a few times in soups, etc. Seems to have more flavour…read morethan the usual stuff. Maybe we overlooked it at other markets, but this is the only place I recall seeing it. Picked this up, along with some of the unique houseware items for the kitchen - very friendly staff at checkout as well!

Han Yang Market in Austin is a fantastic, smaller version of HMart that feels like a true…read moreneighborhood market with great service and an excellent selection. They have lots of options available in all food categories, and we were able to purchase all the items on our shopping list without any hassle. While it is an older store, it is very well-maintained, clean, and easy to navigate. :)

there are LOTS of things here. if you like making hotpot there are frozen rolled meats, frozen…read morerolled seafood meats and fish balls. also if you like making thai desserts, viet desserts or malaysian all of the jellies are here including canned ones! like jackfruit so that u can dye ruby red pearls. (didn't take a pic of that aisle). frozen scallion pancakes r aso sold here you have a freezer section to decide on ur brand of choice. there r also many steamed buns: sweet potato, red bean, egg custard, etc (haven't found durian ~ sigh)

THE BIG: Pretty big Vietnamese-style asian grocery store located in North Austin inside the…read moreChinatown center. Parking lot is available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: When I say Vietnamese-style, it's only because most of the internal signage is in vietnamese. It has every asian countries ingredients from China/Korea/Vietnam to The Philippines and indonesia. You can find some really good pricing here on those staples. Fresh produce aisle is a bit limiting. Pretty big seafood area and meat. Walking to your far left side are all the kitchen toolware if you want to level up your kitchen game. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Always enjoy my time here at MT supermarket. Lots of ingredients you won't find at a 99 Ranch or H Mart.

I love your tamales and have been buying them for years but two weeks I bought two packs at H-E-B…read morein Kerville yesterday we Had some and one of the tamales had a three inch hair in it Batch# is 25286-1b please ask your people to wear a hair net . Thanks

This is a little gem tucked away in a part of town that's surrounded by businesses and apartment…read morecomplexes, yet somehow desolate at the same time. I walked in looking for some sort of preserved, untainted by Texas influence, Mexican culture and I was not let down. Mi Tienda offers plenty of meats - none of which I'm interested in eating myself, but someone who is also searching for Mexico in Texas may want to try it - and beautiful cheeses. Oh the cheeses... Real Mexican cheeses! You can find Mexican candies here, my favorite! Tamarind, plenty of it. There is a small food counter where they offer nothing vegan and only a fish empanada that some non-meat eaters may venture into trying. I had it and was laoded with some of the most flavorful salsas and Mexican cheese I've had in a really long time.

For those in the know, Phonecia has long been a source for Mediterranean breads, groceries, and…read moreyes, foods in Austin. Staff and owners are friendly and willing to help if you can't find what you're looking for. They also serve my favorite shawarma in town. These goodies are put together at a stand in the back, cut from a glorious rotating lamb roasting on a spit! Scooped into a pita with veggies and taziki sauce, it's bound to satisfy your tummy!

This place is filthy, stocked with well past "best by" date groceries at gouge-level prices,…read moreunapologetically charges more than in-store posted prices for sandwiches and is staffed by a customer-hostile crew. A sandwich made with a stale, dry roll cost two dollars more at the cash register than a price for that same sandwich on a sign just behind that cash register. This will earn any establishment a fine courtesy of the City of Austin. Complaining about the stale roll is met not by an apology, but rather with the ridiculous claim that the roll "was baked this morning." The store is a mess, and virtually every grocery item costs twice what it would anywhere else. Phoenicia remains in business only because it is one of the few "Mediterranean" food outlets in Austin, and also because it may have once been good. But now it is a disgraceful must to avoid.

The shop itself has a wide selection of imported Mexican snacks which I think is nice. There is a…read morecarniceria on the side and a taqueria in the back. I'm mainly reviewing the taqueria in the back. The taqueria does have the hole in the wall vibe, but not the good kind of hole in the wall. I ordered a couple of tacos, and all of them were dry and flavorless. I got refried beans and it really did taste like it was open straight from the can and microwaved. The lady making my food was very friendly, but the food is a -1 star. I've been to other taquerias that are situated in mercados and the food is usually good, but this place really is not.

Great food! Great service! Great price! Need I say more.... I always make a point to eat where I'm…read morein town for work.

Get your fruit and desserts here, and leave the nachos and tacos to the food trucks next door. This…read moreis the place to go to get fresh fruit cups of all sizes. I tried one of the mangonadas and it was super fresh! I'm a fan of their smoothies too! The strawberry yogurt cup was delicious - messy, but delicious!

The quality of the fruit/ice/ice cream combinations they concoct here is very fresh. We do love…read morecoming here and getting our favorite Pepe Snow Cup. It consists of shaved ice, pieces of fresh cut cantaloupe, pineapple, cucumbers, coconut, mango, water-melon, squirt of lemon and chili powder. It is topped off with a straw wrapped in like a tangy fruit leather sprinkled with chili powder. Their smallest size is a 16 oz cup which is actually perfect for 2 people if you want to share. The 16 oz costs $5.40 with tax included. It is perfect during a hot day when you want something refreshing with a sweet/salty/spicy kick to it. The customer service is not great, and they are super busy during the evening time, but we keep on coming back because their fruit concoctions are really tasty.