Came by on a Saturday around noon and got their halo halo to go! Really nice and welcoming people. For $8 after tax the halo halo was just OK for me - a little too sweet and not much fillings. There's a variety of fillings - beans, jellies, cornflakes, ice cream but only a little bit of each. Considering all the beans and jellies are canned I felt like the value wasn't completely there. It was mostly sweet milk that was a bit too sweet for me. I am glad I got to try it though! read more

Manila Mart - Halo halo - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

This is a charming Phillipino grocery store. They will make the halo halo dessert when you order it so order it when you get there. The staff is always super friendly. They have popups sometimes on the weekends, and they have bakery items in the fridge from a few different Philippino bakers in the area.b read more

Manila Mart - Halo halo - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Polvoron cookies Have always been my favorite cookies as far as shortbread cookies party I had missed them from my childhood! When I found them at this Manila Mart I was so ecstatic! Martin the owner is very much customer oriented and carefully creates a special hollow hollow ice cream treat each time I go there! He's there on Fridays and Saturdays al read more

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Visit because I was looking for a Filo store and came across this one, once I saw Halo Halo I needed to try it. It was very good, was able to find a few products I wasn't looking for but I am excited to try back at home. read more

Manila Mart is located in a small strip mall with parking. This small Filipino market not only has ingredients and dry goods, etc (things you would expect a small market to carry), but they also have premade meals (rice bowls, cooked meat, noodle dishes, etc) available for purchase. They also have a halo halo, which is what brought me here. My husband and I came on a Friday afternoon, a little after 4 pm. It was pretty quiet and empty, with only one employee at the counter. I asked for the halo halo and waited about 5- 6 minutes for it to be made and brought to the counter. Service was okay. The employee wasn't much of a talker and seemed a bit shy and reserved. For my halo halo dessert (which came out to $5.76 after tax), it came with 2 small scoops of ube ice cream, corn flakes, crushed ice, ube halaya (which is ube jam I guess you could call it), beans, milk (this may have been coconut milk and evaporated milk) and some jelly pieces. This was a great size for the price and perfect for sharing with my husband and our little girl dog. We ate in the car (although there is some seating with tables inside the market if you prefer). I have had halo halo desserts growing up and each of them are generally a little different from each other because of the things they use in it (although there are generally some ingredients that are common among them). I thought this one was pretty good and very tasty. I wished there was more ube ice cream though. Overall, would come back to get another halo halo and maybe even some of the premade meals. read more

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I know, I know - I'm late to the party, lol. I finally experienced my first "halo halo" and what a perfect dessert for the hot Atlanta weather! For those who've never been, Manila Mart is a small Filipino grocery store, on the backside of the same shopping as "Treat My Feet" and "Cafe Mozart". Order your "halo halo" at the front counter, and they will go to a separate room behind closed doors (lol) where they create this magnificent dessert :) The guy making my dessert was super nice, and explained "halo halo" means "mixed" - hence you need to mix all the ingredients before consuming ... which was helpful to know b/c otherwise I would've enjoyed it layer by layer. The dessert includes two scoops of ube ice cream (ube is purple yam), dollop of ube jam, corn flakes (great texture enhancer), coconut strings, shaved ice & evaporated milk, and sweet beans. So yummy!! FYI halo halo is $5.99 and totally worth it. I'll be back for more. read more

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It's great to have a Filipino Market in the area, also great for Balikbayan boxes to send home stuff to your loved ones in the Philippines! Did I mention too that they even serve Halo Halo here?! Well now I did. Come try the tasty sweet dessert drink! Aka "mix mix" full of coconut strings, jackfruit, sweet beans, jelly, condensed milk and u e ice cream and if you're lucky two pieces of flan. Lol. read more

Manila Mart - Halo Halo time with wifey! - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Delicious Halo-Halo here! For $4.99, you get a generous serving topped with Ube ice cream. The market itself has all of the Filipino essentials and prices seemed reasonable given import costs. Definitely worth the trek, especially on a hot summer day. read more

Manila Mart - Halo-halo at Manila Mart - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Halo halo! This is one of the most refreshing Asian street dessert I've had in a long time. Thanks to Yelp , we had located one during our road trip. Great and fast service. Definitely worth it to stop in if you are ever in the area! read more

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I was seeking an adventurous beverage/dessert and landed here based on the reviews. I asked the man for the HaloHalo (not really knowing what it was) and he appeared a few minutes later with an art piece of a dessert. He instructed me to mix all the layers together. I made the 10 minute trip home to enjoy it so it was a little more melted than had I eaten it there. I've never had anything like it! I really enjoyed sharing it w my family. It's very large! read more

Manila Mart - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Best Halo Halo !!! It's very rare to find a Filipino Asian stores in Georgia!!! Glad we ran into this market! They have a lot of choices when it comes to grocery. I wish it was a restaurant where you can dine in and enjoy Filipino dish. But they do have Pre-packed meals you can purchase and enjoy feasting at home !!! I bought some of the beef empanadas and it was good!!! read more

Manila Mart - I love the Ube Ice cream and all the deliciousness of Halo Halo - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

What a nice little gem! I stumbled upon this mini Filipino grocery store while trying to find deserts on Buford Highway. The grocery section has a decent collection of Filipino products from abroad. Lots of authentic ingredients to use for cooking Filipino dishes. Lots of interesting deserts as well, which I'm always on the hunt for. I ordered the Halo Halo (pronounced hall-o, not hey-lo). It's a popular desert in the Philippines so I had to try it. It's essentially shaved ice with fruits, jellies, and topped with different ice cream flavors. I chose the default Ube (purple yam) flavor. It was my first time having it so I was unsure how it would taste, but found myself really liking it! It's not too sweet and was pretty light, which is nice considering I just had a big meal. I will definitely be back to try some of the other goodies sold in grocery section! read more

Manila Mart - Halo Halo with Ube ice cream - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Went here to try Halo Halo for the first time. It's a small grocery store with a lot of filipino snacks and products. It's definitely a hole in the wall and worth visiting. read more

Manila Mart - halo halo - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Manila Mart is a specialty grocery / convenience store offering some of the only (if not the only?!) halo-halo in metro Atlanta! A multi-layered Filipino dessert with a number of different ingredients, halo-halo translates from Tagalog as "mix-mix" - and that's exactly what you should do when they set this crazy concoction in front of you. I've read that there are countless varieties and combinations that can all be called halo-halo but I think this version is comprised of: red mung beans, sweet white beans, coconut jelly ("nata de coco"), jackfruit, shredded coconut, shaved ice, and evaporated milk - all topped with a small piece of flan, a sprinkling of cornflakes, ube (purple yam) jam, and ube (purple yam) ice cream. Appreciate the beauty of all the layers, and then mix-mix! You'll wind up with a fantastic dessert. Definitely worth checking out! Oh - PS - just ask someone who works at the Mart to make you a halo-halo. There's not a food counter or anything like that. read more

This was a great little shop for Filipino food. The significant other and I were able to find ube flavored ice cream and other Filipino goodies. The store carried dried foods, canned goods, frozen delectables, sauces, drinks, and other stuff. They also had ready to eat food that was packaged and stored in the fridge. We were able to use our card so it's not a cash only place. Manila Mart is upstairs directly above the larger Mozart on Buford Hwy. Yes, there are two Mozarts on the same street. This one is directly across from Cho Dang Tofu House. read more

Too bad Atlanta has such as a small Filipino community. I've always admired Filipinos. They are so beautiful and talented. They are dark skin Asians. I may be biase saying this because I'm dark skin myself and have been mistaken many times as a Filipino. Even Filipinos think I am Filipino lol. Growing up, I've always wondered how Filipino food tasted. I also follow a well known YouTuber who travels, he has been asked before where is favorite place to travel to where the people are nice, speak English, have cheap food, and nature. he says, Philippines! Manila Mart is the ONLY Filipino market in Atlanta. The address has Buford Hwy but where Manila Mart is located, it faces New Peachtree Road. The shopping center does face Buford Hwy and if you park there, you have to walk up to the second floor to get to Manila Mart. It is small and has some of the same ingredients that you can find in other Asian markets PLUS Filipino yumminess you cannot find anywhere else. Such as pork and chicken lumpia, halo halo, pichi pichi, ube ice cream, etc. There is a small seating area for those who want to sit and order halo halo and other Filipino goodies. There is no menu or anything. Because I know Manila Mart has halo halo, I just told the person at the cash register that I wanted it. He told the lady in the back to make halo halo. I saw the freezer section in the back with a lot of frozen fish! When I came home, I fried the lumpias, the kids loved them. My son who doesn't care for any type of veggies, even starch but he was so impress with ube ice cream. When we told him it is a veggie. He was shocked. I tried the pichi pichi and am so in love with it that I want to make my own!! Manila Mart is definitely an underrated gem. 126/2017 read more

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I recently saw Nicki K. posting a pictures of the Halo Halo dessert from here and she graciously informed me it was from Manila Mart so I visited the same day. I'm a big dessert fan so I have always wanted to try Halo Halo and man I was not disappointed. One Halo Halo is going to cost you $4.50 but the tastes and texture of this dessert was so worth it. When i first saw it, I was just going to eat the purple yam ice cream on top and then work my way down but the worker there informed me to mix everything before eating it and it was definitely the correct way of eating it since the tastes and texture was so refreshing and surprisingly. Every bite was a surprise and I love it. Manila Mart's Halo Halo have the following in it: -shaved ice -Flan -Crispy Cereal -Different kind of sweet beans -Jelly -Purple yam ice cream Overall, I would definitely recommend this place. :) read more

Manila Mart - Yum - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

I sent my Balikbayan boxes through them. Martin is always a pleasure to deal with. I paid a deposit for the box, and Martin it picked up at the house (cost of box goes toward the total). It arrived in 2-2 1/2 months, as promised. And this in the time of COVID! Btw, do yourself a favor and order the halo halo when you go there, and get nostalgic for Filipino summers! read more

This is for the Halo Halo dessert I had! Make sure to mix it up beforehand. Parking - A huge lot all around the entire building. You'll easily find one. Since this is a Mart - you'll have to ask the guy up front if you want the Halo Halo. I think he's the one who makes it. Very nice guy. There are a few tables for you to sit if interested in dining in. You can also look around the entire Mart to see what they they have. If I knew how to make Filipino food, I'd come here for all my ingredients. Looks very clean & well kept. Note: I have no idea what's in Halo Halo. Halo Halo - It's... 4.50? Unsure. But around there. Comes in a big to go cup. I don't know how much these normally costs but I thought it was worth the price. It's so good & the portion is pretty generous. Nomnom. It also looks pretty cool - from the to go cup view. Taste wise - I remember it's just like the Halo Halo I had when I was in college at UGA and attended FSA's events. I didn't realize Manila Mart sold Halo Halo till recently. I'll be back during summer probably when I crave Halo Halo! read more

Manila Mart - Halo halo - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Good products, great service(even when they're busy). Been getting my Pinoy groceries, prepared food and halo halo from Manila Mart since the 1990s when I lived in Cobb county, despite the international markets that have sprouted around metro Atlanta...will probably keep coming here even after they take my driving privileges away from me read more

Always get halo halo when you stop here. Nick is a nice guy. Be good to him. We usually stop here before we go down the road to Buford Farmer's Market. It's a great 1-2 stop to get all sorts of Asian food. read more

It is a cute little market for Flipino groceries. They have alot of premade items that I am so excited to try like their flan & cooked meats. They are very famous for their "Halo Halo" dessert, which is a mix of several different ingredients with condensed milk. The purple ube ice cream is what makes it so great! It's delicious! Plus, the only place you can find it is in Manila Mart! read more

Small store but items being sold (Philippine products) are hard to find elsewhere. They also have a fridge of cooked Philippine food (limited choices) The staff is very friendly They also have a service to send balikbayan boxes to the Philippines read more

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Manila Mart is a small-ish market for Filipino groceries and other items. My partner is Filipina, so this was a must-stop on our Atlanta Adventure. They had a wide variety of items including snacks, canned goods, sauces, jams, beauty products, noodles, ice cream, and more! The selection for each type of item is limited, but it was good to find things that may be harder to locate elsewhere. The gentleman working was very polite and friendly. After reading the reviews, we had to try the halo-halo here, which is a rarity in our hometown of Nashville. My partner said it is the best halo-halo she's had in the states. Whether you're an long-time=fan or a not-yet convert, this is a must-try! To quote Anthony Bourdain when he first tried halo-halo, "it makes no godd*mn sense at all. I love it." read more

This is a small Filipino market, with a variety of everything, from frozen fish and meats, fish sauce, ice cream you name it they have it. The place is really neat they have the old sorbetes cart. After doing a little bit of shopping and got some mix. I ordered the halo-halo and this place has the best halo-halo I've ever had. The halo-halo even came with ube, leche flan, and pinipig. Which you don't get often, next time I visit Atlanta I will definitely come back just for the halo-halo! read more

They have what you need to whip together a great Filipino dish. Both frozen and canned foods and ready made dishes. Friendly service and close by. read more

So excited to find so many of my favorite Filipino foods here! I was able to find my seasoning and spices as well as condiments. I also picked up my favorite snacks! I can't wait to come back for some Halo Halo. read more

Came in for halo halo with a Philippino coworker. Loved the flavors and the amazing pretty dessert. read more

Manila Mart - Halo halo :) - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Absolutely love this place. Its hard to find a lot of Filipino items even in the large Asian supermarkets so this is on point. The frozen area has great options from fish to banana leaves and various ingredients and snacks. Their ready to eat refrigerated section is always good. The food is well made and yummy. Their halo halo is the best in town! They even have ube ice cream to enjoy from home. read more

Cute family-owned grocery shop. Their halo halo is amazing and they make it by order!

I always stop by this place when I'm in the area for halo halo and to pick up some siopao etc. Wish there was something similar over in Cobb. read more

Filipino food, for the uninitiated, is a mash-up of Chinese, Spanish, and Polynesian food. Much like its people, I might add. Some of it is scary, some of it is downright delicious and all of it reminds me of my Filipino mother complaining how disappointed she is in me. That said, even my snarky, cold-hearted self seeks a taste of home. When I want that, I go to basically the only Filipino Market within 200 miles of here, Manila Mart! Rather than go into detail, here is an excerpt from a recent exchange between myself and fellow yelper, Joel C. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Joel: sweet...good deal! 11 years is quite a long time in Atlanta! I have been here for about 6 years...I am surprised that I have been here for that long! you need to do a review on a filipino store or something! do they even have that here? Me: You mean Manila Mart? Yeah, I guess I should do that review, but I might scare some people off since it's in barren, lifeless shopping center that made me feel like Will Smith in "I am Legend. " Besides, I'm a terrible filipino. I didn't even go to med school. I went there with my girlfriend who kept asking me what stuff was while I answered, "Uh, I dunno, but you probably won't like it." That said, I did walk away with a couple of packs of frozen lumpia. (Well, I guess I can always post this as a review!) +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ So there you go. If you're Filipino (and haven't already been sent here by some Auntie looking for sweet ketchup or banana leaves), you should check this place out. If you're not Filipino, but want a looksee, check it out as well. Don't expect a giant store, but there are some freezers filled with frozen Filipino dishes and dry goods that you probably won't find anywhere else. The prices aren't bad either. So when you get a day off from the hospital, load up your conversion van, and head to Manila Mart. The lumpia itself is worth the trip. read more

Don't really know of any Filipino focused stores/groceries in the Atlanta area, so when I heard about this place I was like yeah, lets check it out. They have frozen lumpia, pancit mixings/noodles etc (of course), calamansi juice, and tons of other staples. I usually come to get my fill of frozen bangus. They also seem to have a lot of premade food in the fridge that you can just heat up which is really cool. Also they have a lot of uncommon desserts-- I think they were Golidilocks or Red Ribbon products in the fridge and also hopia cakes. The lumpia also has different flavors-- chicken, pork, and I think veg. Brought my mom after a few visits so she could sort and pick out stuff you really needed and she seemed to really enjoy the ease of the store cause usually its a lot of searching at the regular asian grocers. Not sure how the prices compare since I have actually found some of this stuff at the Buhi farmers market, but it's nice to have a dedicated store that even has some pre-made options. The shop also has Balikbayan box services. read more

The entrance is on New Peachtree Rd., not on Buford Hwy. The back of the store faces Buford Hwy. Look for the flags on the second floor over Mozart Bakery. You can cut through the stairwell to get to New Peachtree Rd. I had a halo halo. It was good except for the corn flakes, and it was slightly syrupy sweet. read more

Ok so this is their new location on Peachtree Parkway in the same shopping plaza as Ihop. It's somewhat bigger than the old store and organized better. There are also more freezers and refrigerated items. There are homemade Filipino dishes that are delivered there daily. You can basically find the same things at BHFM which is a more of a one-stop-shop for me. Still, they have more frozen items here such as ice cream, frozen meats, frozen egg rolls, frozen fish, and frozen Asian veggies. By the way, they average about 20 cents more expensive than BHFM. read more

I love trying new things from different cultures, so when i read reviews about the halo-halo, i wanted to try it. Okay, so it's not your typical dessert. I liked it, but something about sweet beans in a dessert made me think twice. However, my twins LOVED it! Each of them had their own cup and ate the whole thing! If the kids are happy, I'm happy. And it's good to try new foods, even if it's not your "normal". read more

Manila Mart - Loving the halo-halo - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

I like to drive around and look for my Pinoy food. Good little place like any other Pinoy stores. Drove two hours just to see this. read more

Manila Mart - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Stopped by to pick up some ready-to-eat foods in the fridge. They had a type of papaya salad, dinuguan (pork blood soup), chicken adobo (chicken stewed in soy sauce and vinegar) pork adobo (pork stewed in soy sauce and vinegar), palabok (noodles in a yellow-orange sauce with shrimp, egg, pork rinds), and BBQ sticks! I picked up the BBQ sticks and palabok- each ranged about $7-$8- ended up paying around $15 but enough food for me to eat for several meals! The guy checking me out at the counter was really nice as well. Overall I'm glad this store is here; they have a great selection of Filipino goods! read more

Manila Mart - BBQ pork skewers- came with five (one not pictured) - International Grocery Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

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Great little hidden gem! They have a lot of Filipino snacks and seasonings. We ordered a halo-halo, and it was delicious! Make sure to mix everything until it turn purple. read more

There's very few Filipino establishments here in Georgia, but Manila Mart is the place to go to get those hard to find Pinoy ingredients and goodies. (like Calamansi juice!) It's great to come by and get many prepared foods such as BBQ, Pancit, Dinuguan, and many more. My FAVORITE reason to come by is for their Halo Halo dessert! They make it perfect every time. Not to mention the customer service is always so friendly! read more