I was looking for a Viet market and when I went to Bohemian Brewery I noticed it across the street…read more Nice and clean market, and not crowded at all. I bought the banh cuon to compare with the same dish from Little Saigon in California. Not terrible but definitely not the same. I probably wouldn't get it again considering I fly back to CA a lot. But again-if in a bind and really craving that dish, not awful. They also had banh da lon, which is a pandan and mung bean dessert. That was good. They also had a banh mi station and some buffet dishes which looked decent. The market itself carried everything I needed for Vietnamese cooking, so I was happy with that. The seafood case was a lacking, though. Overall a good experience.

A great Asian market store that ALSO serves delicious and filling pho/bahn mis???!!!!…read more This is one of the best bahn mi's I've had because not only is it topped to the max with fresh and high quality meats, but the bun itself is a perfect mix of crunchy and soft. The two pho's: Bún bò Huế & the Bún Riêu's broth were absolutely flavorful and even more enhanced by adding the additional topping given. I'll definitely be coming back here to not only stock up on my essential Asian pantry supply but to also delight myself with their food.

Food was great. They gave big portion. I ordered the chicken kabobs with bread and it was…read morefantastic. I personally afraid to order chicken since most restaurants I went to always comes out dry, but the chicken was cooked perfectly. I would definitely come back when I visit Salt Lake City again. A lot of parking space. I think most people order to go, but they have a lot of tables to sit. They also have booths where the table is low and looks like you can sit on the floor.

My best friend, son and I were on the lookout for something unique l for lunch and discovered…read moreZeitoon Cafe-a lovely Persian restaurant located in a strip mall in Midvale. To our delight, there was a more traditional seating option to sit on a flat platform with a rug instead of a table and chairs (although that's also an option for people who prefer it). That elevated the entire experience, quite literally...ha! The food was delicious-and the portion sizes were massive. We all got different things and shared with each other so we could try them all. I especially loved the black tea after our meal. It was amazing. I'd come back just for that! Service was hospitable and welcoming. We thoroughly enjoyed our time and look forward to returning.

So after another disappointing poke place in Utah (chicken poke bowl is not a thing! This is how u…read moreknow a real local from a Utahn selling "Hawaiian food"), I decided to make my own... Obviously from my rating u know how much I love this place. They have flash frozen tuna and hamachi. They have everything u need! I would have taken a photo of all the different poke I've made, but I would rather enjoy the moment than share something no one cares about. Stop taking pictures of your food!!! They have everything, even banana leaves. Crazy. Love this place. Oh and their hot food is great too.

I keep hearing about H Mart, but it wasn't until my friend told me just how robust the produce…read moresection is that I finally prioritized a visit. We went together and she walked me up and down each aisle, introducing me to new items and daydreaming together about how we would prepare them in a meal. Of course, we didn't leave empty-handed! Yes, it was the produce section that got me in the door, but there's more than just that. You'll find every imaginable noodle and seaweed snack on the planet and spices and sauces that you didn't know existed. Plus, the dumplings, potstickers and frozen prepared meals! Plan on an hour or so to properly explore the store-or if you know just what you're here for-good on you!

European Tastees is a very clean little grocery store, well-lit, with an impressively multilingual…read morestaff. Great service. In case you're wondering where the shop is, they're located in the Ivy Place shopping mall, across the way from Sprawl-Mart... These guys are a family owned business, and have been around for more than 20 years. Over time, they expanded from the back corner of Ivy Place. In fact, part of the store is where the old Spoons and Spice location used to be. Tastees has all kinds of Eastern European baked goods, cheeses and meats, imported shelf staples, etc. Nice treats too! The day I stopped by, they had just restocked their Milka chocolates, and there was a broad selection to choose from. They have a neat display case of nesting dolls and various decor items that I enjoyed looking at. Store hours (on their website as of February 2026): Sun: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Mon-Fri: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Sat: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

We bought condensed milk... In general, of course, it's…read moreokay, but I didn't expect to visit them again and waste time to get it back. It cost $8

Very underrated grocery store. Great service and amazing restaurant attached. I'm excited to see…read moreany events the building puts together.. take care, and thank you.

From the owner: Indian grocery stores offer a wide variety of items, including staples like rice, lentils, flours,…read moreand spices, as well as unique ingredients and snacks. They are essential for preparing traditional Indian cuisine, which relies heavily on these specific ingredients and flavors.

My favorite exotic market in Utah. I find everything I need to satisfy my island cravings here…read more They sell Coco Rico, a Puerto Rican soda. They have fish and other pork parts that I use to do traditional plates. They have root veggies, recao, breadfruit, tamarind and green bananas, all of my favorites. The only downside is that sometimes the whole store stinks very bad, I think is mostly the days were they are cleaning the seafood tanks. Normally the store have a particular smell but nothing intolerable.

I was just looking for BBQ Pork/Char Sui and found a strong rating from my fellow Yelpers for Sam's…read morelocated inside Ocean Mart... let's go! The parking lot was full so good start... right next door is the state liquor store... so if you gotta go... Sam's is easy to find just to the right upon entering the store. There's a variety of stir fried veggies and veggie glass noodles that looked great. Hanging in a glass booth were the char sui and duck... I got a half pound of the BBQ pork and steamed rice for $11... they would not take a tip and gave me a complementary bottle of water... the lady helping me was super nice. There is seating available inside Sam's. I've not tried the food yet but so far I like Sam's. Ocean Mart has a huge inventory of fruits and vegetables that you won't find in your local supermarket and the prices are significantly less than the major retailers. There's a butcher and a seafood section too.

Great Middle Eastern market! How about 4.8 stars?…read more I'm taking off 0.2 stars off of a perfect score only for a nitpick observation that lighting in the store could be better. Lots of authentic middle eastern groceries. Got some Aleppo chili peppers which is not available anywhere. Also got some Turkish yogurt. Got some real lavash, which was actually thin lavash. Great for shwarma and wraps. Got some orange blossom ice cream. Delicious! Tried middle eastern brand of orange soda. Refreshing! I had to exercise self-discipline and not buy some authentic Turkish delights. Will get them the next time. The owner lady was very friendly and helpful. Look for them on the corner of the lower level of an apartment building. Absolutely worth the visit. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Very disappointing experience…read more I stopped in because I'm Middle Eastern myself and was hoping to find a local place where I could regularly shop for Middle Eastern groceries. Instead, I left without buying a thing. The woman working there, who I believe may be the owner, had an incredibly cold and dismissive attitude. Every time I asked her a question, she would stare at me for several seconds with this puzzled, almost irritated expression, as though I had asked something completely unreasonable. Then she'd give me a short answer while already turning away or walking off. I was genuinely confused by the interaction. I couldn't tell whether she was annoyed that I was asking questions, unfamiliar with the customers she was serving, or simply didn't want to be bothered. What made it especially strange was the complete lack of warmth. Middle Eastern hospitality is usually the kind of thing you notice immediately, and this felt like the exact opposite. I wasn't expecting a red carpet or a three-course meal. I was simply trying to introduce myself, ask a few questions, and hopefully become a regular customer. I actually called afterward to explain why I left without purchasing anything. If making customers feel unwelcome is the business strategy, it certainly worked on me. If you're looking for a welcoming, old-world Middle Eastern shopping experience, this isn't it.

Customer since they opened the first store at 400s and 9th East. They have varieties from India and…read morePakistani Reasonable prices.

This is a pretty decent little international grocery. It's not my favorite, but it's closest to my…read morehouse, and they do carry some items I haven't been able to find elsewhere (most notably sumac, which I searched for FOREVER). They have a good selection of spices, rice, ghee, beans, tahini, and Indian snack food. They have a refrigerated/frozen section with paneer and some meat, and a small amount of beauty products as well. Prices are reasonable, and if you do buy spices they are sold by the bag, so as long as you'll use it all they are a great deal. Most of the time it is the same guy at the cash register who helps me and he is really friendly, but yesterday I visited and there was no one out front, although I could hear people working in the back. A man came out and looked at me, but didn't say anything, and went right back to the stock room. I was actually looking for a specific spice, but ended up leaving empty handed because I couldn't find it (that's another thing, their organization is a bit haphazard, especially when it comes to the spices). This is the first time that's happened, but it kind of left a bad taste in my mouth. I have no doubt I'll be back, but most likely I'll check other stores first in the future. Oh, and just a note, it is a small store, and on the weekends it can get packed. There is only one cash register, so if you see a lot of cars in the lot I'd come back, otherwise you might wait 15 or 20 minutes to check out.

I've not been here for awhile...I don't live near enough for a more frequent patronage but while in…read moreRome...I still LOVE this store. Looks to be a family operation where everyone is greeted and they are quick to have all registers running if there's a line... I was looking for gim bop and there was none but then I saw a sign and discovered that it's made to order, aka "FRESH"! The store is still near and orderly and the inventory stacked high.

I love this mom and pop Korean store. All employees are family. They are a very nice people, very…read morefriendly and helpful. They help me with so many suggestions on things that I need to buy for my recipes. They price is slightly cheaper then other bigger grocery shop. They got food are always so delicious. They have delicious mix of banchan or Korean side dishes. I love their frozen marinated meats. Place is small but clean and bright. Please support local businesses like this one. I never skip this shop every time I come to SLC from Boise, ID. Thank you for everything, I always enjoy coming here.