I randomly visited the international market with a friend who'd been multiple times. He walked me…read morethrough the space. We spent some time looking through the pressed oil section which I was pleased to find that the prices were decent. However, the oil I was searching for wasn't in stock. We walked through each aisle looking at random item...I decided to shop for ingredients to make spicy kimchi. I unfortunately was unable to find one key ingredient (gochugaru) and so I put my kimchi fermentation dreams on hold. I could've asked around instead I was overwhelmed and gave up. I did grab the viral Japanese fruit ice cream (peach & mango) and well...they were good but I guess I was expecting something more intense. It didn't quite live up to the hype or the $5.99/ea price tag. My friend got the biscoff Dubai chocolate. We should've taken our time but instead we ate too much sugar too quickly and the outcome was not positive. Overall, I enjoyed the adventure and I plan to come back here with a recipe and a list of ingredients!

They sold me expired food and then refused to switch them out. I didn't even want a refund, just to…read moreswap out with an expired stuff. The lady gave me lots of trouble, and it's just not worth it to shop here anymore. Online is better.

Great for a supermarket that has specific groceries Philippines, Vietnam, China, especially the…read morevegetables. The prepared food is a must try, as the flavors are excellent. Do ask questions as they are very friendly.

Some of the products we got were too old and the end product we made wasn't very good because of…read moreit. We have been back there because they have things there it is hard to find elsewhere. Also, the place stunk like old seafood.

The meat market is clean . Wonderful selection of fruits and vegetables. They have a taqueria…read more Fresh daily food serving. From tacos to soups .

I love this market. I've tried smaller international markets in the metro area and also some of the…read morechains. A to Z had some unique offerings. There is a large variety of Indian herbs and spices but also things universal to world cuisine like mango and tamarind paste. There's a good deal of middle eastern staples too. The halal meat market inside is a separate entity but the prices are fair and often cheaper than many. They sell household and beauty items. The freezer section is decent. The staff are always polite and knowledgeable. There is even a small freshly baked goods area with unique pastries and breads. There's no public bathroom.

They have a wide range of products that can be quite hard to find elsewhere. The employees are…read morealways very helpful and polite. It's nice a clean inside. Zero complaints. And my kids love going to pick out an international candy as a treat.

Fresh Arabic bread -- with cheese, zatar, or white and whole wheat. They're making qatayef during…read moreRamadan and staying open til 11pm.

I like to go here and just roam around the store to see what I can find to cook. It's a great store…read morefor Asians style cooking. The fish looks good.

First time going here. They have an nice selection with reasonable prices. I'd love to see some…read moremore dried flower options, such as rose and lavender since I didn't see them and going to use them for tea. I will definitely be back though! I've been discovering a lot of recipes on xiaohongshu I'm hoping to try.

Great customer service. Wide variety of foodstuffs from different parts of Africa. I was able to…read moreget a variety of meats cut to my specification. A one stop shop for clothes, foodstuff and personal goods. I highly recommend this place if you are need of authentic African cooking products.

It's most definitely authentic African market if I've ever seen one. Service was exceptional, the…read moreone and only worker took time to get me info so I could eat authentic African food from restaurant nearby. She was helpful and respectful, and very pleasant. I felt like I'd been transported to a true market. The items in stock were interesting. If you make baobab juice this is the place to re up and they also sell halal meat. I will be going back

Nice store. I went to get some help with Pani puri purchase. The lady walked me through my options,…read morehelped me purchase all the ingredients, and long story short, the party was a success.

Terrific grocery store! They have lots of snacks, really nice-looking produce, and my favorite kind…read moreof pickle (which is kinda hard to find!). The staff were really kind and helpful, too. I grabbed a fresh samosa on my way to check out, and it was absolutely delicious. I'll definitely be back here for more samosas and coriander pickle, om nom nom nom.

There are a handful of Asian markets in Baton Rouge, with a majority of them being Chinese and…read moreVietnamese owned and operated. Oriental Market may be the only Korean one in town, with a good selection of Asian goods with more emphasis on Korean groceries. Owned by a sweet Korean woman, this little store only has a few parking spots and has been around for decades. The place is well organized and has a good variety of everything from frozen foods to sauces. Prices seem to be relatively low here, enough to give Walmart across the street a run for it's money (#1). I couldn't find any produce here nor any soju (Korean vodka), but I was able to find plenty of other things (kimchi dumplings, korean sodas, etc.) most of the other stores are unlikely to have. If I lived nearby, this would be my spot for Asian groceries. As much as I like Vinh Phat, it's closer to Denham Springs than it is to LSU. I only wish this place would change it's name to something less generic and more original. _________________ (#1) Oh but does Walmart have Ssam-Jang for $2.99 a carton? Does Walmart even know what that is? Yeah, that's what I thought.

I so glad that I found this store in Baton Rouge. I just moved here from Atlanta, where the Korean…read morepopulation is huge and I have plenty of Korean stores and places to choose from. That's not the case here it appears. But the Oriental Market is a Korean owned, business that has mostly Korean products and I am grateful for that. The store is very small, but it has the essentials that every Korean boy needs. The owner was nice and helpful. I will definitely be back and am thankful it's here and convenient to my home.

The reviews were good so we gave it a try. Definitely not a fan. The salsa was so spicy it was…read moredifficult to eat. Got the fajitas and they just weren't very good. The rice was soggy and the beans were super runny and bland. Meat wasn't very tasty. No margaritas, just beers served.

I finally went to the restaurant side, and I ordered Chilaquiles, because I have not seen them…read moreanywhere in Louisiana. They were the real deal, and I would go back again just for that dish. They also had huevos rancheros in many other authentic Mexican breakfast dishes. I'm also very picky about coffee and there was very good. The staff was friendly, and more people on the Restaurant side, speaking English than on the grocery side. By the way, I have continued to go back to the grocery often and although prices have gone up, just like all groceries, I think it is still a very good place to find good bargains. Avocados have gone up quite a bit, but they were huge and just the right degree of ripeness so about three of them. Please give these people your business as the very large Ideal Grocery that open just around the corner from them will certainly draw business away from them.