Green Castle is small, like "blink and you might miss it" small, but it's got the essentials if…read moreyou're in need of a quick grocery run. You'll find the staples for your next Korean feast, but you might feel the sting in your wallet afterward -- prices are definitely on the higher side. It's not the kind of place where you load up a cart and feel like a budget-savvy hero, but it's convenient if you're in the area and don't feel like trekking to a larger store. Overall, Green Castle does the job, but it's more of a 3/5 kind of market: handy in a pinch, but you probably won't be writing home about it. Unless you're writing this review.

I love Green Castle's prepared goods the most. I almost always get fishcakes (when I don't, it's…read moreeither because they're not in stock or I don't have enough cash on me). The store might not be huge, but you can specifically request any goods you want (just ask). The owner is sweet. :)

very small store but thousands, very unique European Ukrainian and Russian food items. You won't…read morefind anywhere else.

Best imported kielbasa in town. Nice selection of pastries, cakes, meats and chocolates plus some…read morenice cookies to add flavor. Joe S.

This is my local Asian grocery store. I mean it's a pretty small store but they actually have a…read morepretty decent selection of stuff like spices for like south Asian cuisine like Indonesian and I think it's owned by Korean people so there's a lot of cream products kimchi some homemade stuff all types of noodles. I'm pretty much everything I need but they also have frozen meat section for like like shabu shabu hot, hot cuts, and stuff like that. Pretty good sort of check out I mean, maybe I think one of the store in the neighborhood and this one so convenient for me. (Dictated but not read)

What an amazing Asian grocery store! Pleasant staff and an abundance of just about anything you'd…read moreneed to cook an authentic Asian dinner. Great selection of fresh and frozen food, spices, noodles, and kitchen items. I spent an hour in there just marveling at the amount of choices and the great prices! A go to spot for hard to find spices that our everyday grocery stores just don't carry.

My wife and I came looking for potsticker wrappers, not realizing that "International" is focused…read moremainly on Turkish and Middle Eastern foods. It was a fortunate mistake though, because this place was much more than we expected. Walking in, you first see the clean, modern cafe. Since we quickly determined they didn't have the wrappers we came for, we instead got lunch. A helpful and patient guy at the cafe explained what everything was. My wife got a potato-filled pastry and a chicken-filled pastry. I got a chicken kabob bowl, a sweet cheese-filled pastry, and some fruity soda. The chicken bowl was the standout for me -- the chicken was crispy and well seasoned, the rice was well cooked, and there was some seasoned onions and cucumber on top. Generous portion for, I believe, $12. I'll definitely be back because I always enjoy a baklava and they had, by my count, 10 different types of baklava. We also saw a lot of interesting grocery items we'd like to explore when we have more time.

The food was okay, but the service was disappointing. The person who took our order didn't seem to…read moreunderstand English very well. Instead of asking us to repeat or confirming the order, they acted as if they understood. After waiting about 20 minutes, we realized our order was incorrect, and we had to wait another 10 minutes for it to be fixed. English isn't my first language either, and I've worked in restaurants, so I understand that language barriers can happen. However, I think it's important to confirm an order when you're not sure. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I wouldn't come back.

We stopped here after buying homemade pasta from the farmers market as my husband wanted legit…read moreingredients to make his pasta dish. It was my first time in here and I really enjoyed looking at the Italian ingredients! We bought cannolis for later and can confirm they were delicious. The young man at the register was very friendly and helpful! Love this store and will be back for a sandwich :)

The best place in town for Italian anything! Stop by for frozen goods, fresh goods, deli meats,…read moreherbs, cookies, etc! The service is kind and helpful. Try some samples! You will be transported to Italy the second you walk in. We well be back for pasta and more!

A perfect store to go to if you're Filipino. They seriously have everything you can think of. I…read morewish we had a store like this closer to home but at least I know there's a Filipino store which is so much closer than having to drive to Ontario, Canada.

Went there for first time and my heart is racin' in love!! I am so happy to see foods & snacks!!…read moreOwners are totally cool & friendly! Thats how we filipinos folks are! Anyway, I definitely will become regular to shop there!! The store itself small but clean! Well stocked and organized!! Parking lot is small but its easy to find a spot if you come in right time (theyre never busy so its all good!). Im gonna come back there again soon! Y'all gotta visit there & I promise you it'll be worth it. Lets shop there! Legggooo!

Muju, located on the corner of Champlin Ave and Caroline St in Utica, is a unique eatery and…read morecommunity hub that offers a blend of Nepali and Asian cuisine. The menu features a variety of snacks, boba tea, and traditional Nepali dishes like momos and chowmein, all prepared with fresh, authentic ingredients. The wife and I kinda stumbled upon Muju while in the area. We were heading somewhere else to eat, which happened to be closed, and we came upon Muju around the corner, saw the good reviews, and decided to give it a try. And we were glad we did. It's definitely an interesting place - you can order food at the front counter, there are tables to sit and eat, but then also an international grocery store in the middle of the building. We both ordered a tea, some Nepali spicy chicken chow mein, and an order of fried pork momo, which are their version of gyoza, or dumplings. Our food was delicious. The spicy chow mein definitely had a kick to it, but was very good. Dumplings are one of my absolute favorite foods, I usually prefer the thinner wrappers over the thicker ones - there were the thicker ones, but they were cooked so perfectly it didn't matter. Crispy outside, the meat filling inside was delicious. We're not in Utica often, but we'd definitely go back again if we were in the area,

CNY is seriously lacking in spots to get momos. I was so incredibly excited when I saw they were on…read morethe menu here, and they did not disappoint! You can get them steamed or fried in a variety of different styles/sauces. They also serve some noodle dishes and other foods and bubble teas. There are aisles of groceries from various countries, and a few chairs and tables in case you want to dine in. Also some fun miscellaneous import items. They really try to bring in a community here and welcome folks from all parts of the world. The owners collaborate with other internationally-born chefs and have other ventures like a meal sharing service app and grocery delivery. They're doing really amazing things and are worth checking out!

They have everything your looking for. Including special cooking tools and a fresh fish market. The…read moredragon fruit was perfect and sweet.

This is an Asian food market. It's popular, very busy. There are imported Asian products,…read morevegetables you can't find at regular grocery stores, fish that they'll clean and chop up for you. There's a bakery and a cafe with Korean food, which seems to be very popular.

I've been going to Oasis since they opened and stopped in yesterday again. These are just the most…read moreincredible people. They always have what I need, are so warm, and everything is such a good price. It's well worth the drive from Manlius to stock up on spices, high-quality meat, and our favorites like cardamom coffee, rose water, and pickled veggies. My kids love looking over the juices and picking something special. Pomegranate or mango juice or a special tea. I visit Montreal often but when I can't get up there in the winter, I know they always have the Afghanny "flat" bread from Quebec that we love to throw in the oven like a baguette and eat it with sheep cheese and tomatoes and parsley. I just wanted to express gratitude for you having all of these special things in one place. Mashallah!

I came here a long while back and realized I never wrote a review…read more Oasis is great! An import market with a huge variety of products, from decorations, to cookware, to clothes, to snacks and food. My favorite part was the aisles of ornate plates and tea cups. Really pretty and cool to look at. You can enjoy browsing the shelves even if you're not looking for anything specific. If you are feeling peckish, they have plenty of tasty treats, and the Habibi food truck is often parked in the lot. Worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood!