The business was closed. I went twice during the posted hours and it was closed both times.read more

I always travel from my home here in Annapolis Maryland to purchase injera and spices to make my…read morehomemade kitfu. It's a long drive but it's worth to trip. 30 minutes one way.

Ok, so the girls have been following Toni on the gram for a while. So we couldn't conceivably leave…read moreMD and go back to OH without eating at Manila Mart. One thing that REALLY irritated me when we went on Monday is that they were closed ... bad on me for not checking their hours So we came back today. Briefly saw Toni come in for literally a minute as we were placing our orders, but she rushed back out. The mart is on the right side, while the cafe is on the left side with casual seating/tables. Order your food at the counter and they bring it to your table when ready. We ordered caldereta, sisig, dinuguan, BBQ pork skewers, fresh lumpia and for the sweets: Milo iskrambol, mango float, ube buchi, and because we spent over $40, I got a FREE mais con yelo! Heck yeah!! Of course, the kids loved all the sweets! They couldn't pick a favorite between all the frozen drinks: "all were sooo good!" Food was all good also! Their dinuguan was ON POINT... almost as good as mine! Will definitely be back next time we're in the area!

This was my first time here and the service was good & smooth! They even offered a great solution…read moreto a mistake I made while ordering! I ordered the sisig bowl & it was a 7/10. I will say that it was spicy. I found it hard to eat the whole bowl all at once. Note that it's also a grocery store but there are tables for you to dine in if you wanted to. Overall, I will be back :)

Might be my new favorite grocery store to go to. I am also happy to see that they didn't let an old…read moregrocery location just sit there abandoned. I needed a few items I wasn't able to find elsewhere and I decided to give this place a go. Upon entry I will say that they could afford to light a few more lights in here. It was rather dim. And I know this is no fault to them, but get the customers under control. As soon as I entered there was a customer acting a fool. I have no idea what had happened, but she didn't mind reading this woman the riot act. Then after she finished her first tirade, she started on everyone else. Listen lady, I'm here to pick up some celery and odds and ends, I wasn't even in this store. She kept this up the whole time she was in the store, whoever irked her, great job. After going through the produce section, which is quite fresh here. It says that it is fresh from the fields and I agree. Some of the best produce I have bought and it tasted quite fresh. I then made my way up and down the aisles. Each aisle was a different ethnicity. And each aisle was packed full with items that you would have to search far and wide for. I walked out of her with way too many snacks that are hard to find and do not regret it one bit. Yes, the customer service here could be worked on. But if they have to deal with customers like I described, I can see why they adjust their attitudes.

Wide variety of international foods. Rivals H-Mart quality at a more approachable price! Love the…read moresnack selection too!

Great experience at Big Bazaar! Had my list of ingredients I needed for a specific Indian dish. I…read morewent in and was able to easily locate each item. The staff were friendly and helped me find a few of my ingredients. They have a huge variety of ingredients for Indian cooking. I was so excited after leaving that I started planning my return to try more items. Great international market!

This is my go-to Indian grocery store. The selection is extensive and the prices are reasonable. I…read morehave been going here for years and haven't been disappointed. That's a compliment to this store because many Indian establishments -- sad to say -- often slide in quality precipitously after a few years of excellence.

It seems like there's one review a year for this festival and 2024 is my year!…read more This festival celebrates Cambodian New Year which is done by date and not lunar cycle like some of its neighbors (China, Vietnam, etc.). There is everything you could possibly want at a festival like this but most importantly, the food. There will be stuff that you'll recognize and stuff that you won't but I encourage you to try more of the latter than the former. Just look at what other people are eating and go and find that. One thing that everyone can seem to agree on is the sugar cane juice. It's fresh - it's delicious - and it may be good for you...who knows? There are musical and dancing performances and everyone walking around seemed to be in a great mood. Go early...go often...go hungry.

Upon arrival at 12pm most vendors had started to pack up, many booths were sold out of food and if…read moreyou were in line for the sugar cane drink it didn't move for the 10minutes we stood there. I have some Cambodia friends who have told me lots of good things about the one in Philadelphia so I had high hopes for here but maybe better luck next timem

They have decent variety and most of the middle eastern cuisine ingredients are available. I also…read moreloved their window of fresh items, such as some baked items and the feta and olive display. However, I found some things to be overpriced, so I'm slightly torn.

Excellent customer service, they have the real Mediterranean products, and it's a great location! I…read morestarted regularly shopping at this spot. I really hope that they will find enough customers and survive the pandemic. You must try their Turkish Baklava, it's absolutely delicious. As a Turkish person, I approve that it's real.

A very hospitable store with Moroccan food products. Does not have a fresh halal meat section…read more However, it does have nice tagines and other cooking and serving pieces,

Nice small Mediterranean grocery store. The shop owner told me a restaurant is coming right around…read morethe beginning of summer so I'll definitely come back for that.

I love this place always so nice and have everything i need!! Armin has always been so great to me.read more

I have been going here for over decade. Love this place.the owner Armin is a great guy.read more

They have the freshest meat! The customer service is great. They always have what we need.read more

I've been eying this place for almost a year now. It's right across the street from the street my…read moreclient lives on. I saw the 'Grand Opening' sign go up back then, but I kept saying to myself I'd go when I need some spices. Little did I know it's more than that! Spicy Mart is a packed little (just two rows and a wall of frozen foods) store that sells mostly Indian and Pakistani foods. Foods this unadventurous diner has never heard of. Yes, I know what Paneer Palak is. They carry that, of course. What really caught my eye was the variety of baking ingredients, specifically the variety of flours they have in this tiny place. They have a two pound bag of rice flour for $1.99! I paid double that at my local co-op. They didn't have sweet rice flour though. I'll have to stick to H-Mart for that. They have dosa mix, but I am not really sure how that is different than regular rice flour. So, I'll start my international dining adventure slowly. I bought a box of frozen uttapam, with chopped onions, peppers and cilantro and chutney. For $1.99 I think it is a worthy investment in culinary exploration. Spicy Mart is right next to the Fairland Animal Hospital, just past the Exxon (which always has cheaper-than-DC gas prices).