Great store for international foods. Very, very good frozen pita bread. Israeli pickles which don't…read moreuse vinegar but a brine and are more mild and delicious and crunchy. Owner is very helpful. Also, the current photos here on Yelp don't do the store justice. It is small but has lots and lots of items. Going back soon to get more items. I'm going to look for tahini, and Turkish delight candy.

Othman is a true man of God; kind, gentle & embracing & he always has an ability to point to God as…read morethe author of peace & the safest refuge for a broken heart. The World Tour Market has the finest ingredients & spices for your favorite eastern dishes. If you take the time to ask, Othman will tell you secrets to preparing the most sublime meals & he will recommend the best sides to complement your preparations. Good food, good prices & peerless blessings. The World Market is tidy, well organised & contains the treasures that you must have in your pantry!

Solid Asian market. You will find everything you'll need to create make most, if not all, signature…read moredish of any south or north east Asian country. Their produce selection is also very good. Not the best I've seen but they've got all of the bases covered. Cashiers are dummy quick on the scanner. This would be the best place to leave you kid in line and "be right back" because you forgot something. It's all about growing up. And making core memories...

We have come here many times to stock up on Asian pantry items. I love the amount of fresh produce…read moreat great prices. The availability of fresh fish and live crab. it gives me opportunity to learn new flavors of other cultures. I have a passion for culinary arts and trying new dishes is made easier. My only negative is the layout is a little confusing and I often have to seek help finding particular ingredients. I realize it could be my lack of understanding of different cuisines. We love coming here when we get the chance.

After ordering from Tita Boba, I decided to walk over and see what food items Ms Nora had. There's…read morea great selection of hot and fresh food items. since it was my first time, I tried the pancit. I was not disappointed. I ordered a small but wish I would've gotten the large! The carrots and cabbage were soooo good. everything was just right. even my kids enoyed it and ate most of it. I also inquired about them having "puto" (Filipino steamed rice cake). Ms Nora was very kind and gave a good portion size. The food is right next to the register so service is quick. We will be back to get the pancit again, as well as try other food items. The store itself is small but has some seating and filipino snacks and small food items.

Absolutely amazing I have been a few times and it's the closest to the food I experienced when I…read morewas in the Philippines you can't go wrong with with anything they have the star is so friendly and loads of your plate up and give extra sauce for your rice!!

Large assortment of Eastern European foodstuff. Little and the expensive side but worth it.read more

What a great little place! I've passed by it at least 100 times I'm sure, but never noticed it…read more For the holidays this year I decided to do a traditional Polish meal, so was looking for a few specific ingredients not in most chain grocery stores. A little noodling online and this gem popped up... an Eastern European market with all sorts of goodies! If you haven't been, definitely check it out. It was hopping too! So many people in there. It's in Berry Hill right off Thompson Lane and has a huge parking lot so easy in/out. I'll definitely be back -- can't wait to try more from them!

I just wrote a review on Nashville Zoo, so now I want to mention Amadi International Food Market…read more When you leave the zoo and head south on Nolensville Pike, go about a quarter of a mile and turn left into Elysian Fields shopping center. Elysian Fields has the largest concentration of Kurdish people in the country. Here you will find a restaurant and a couple of markets. Azadi Market is famous for making the famous Kurdish bread which is made on the premises. I believe it's made by the women in ovens in the ground, and it's round and is about the size of an extra large pizza. It comes in a bag of four or five pieces and is very inexpensive and absolutely delicious. Do yourself a favor and try it sometime. By the way, they also have a small cafe in the rear and the food looked and smelled fantastic...next time. The staff there were very helpful and friendly. Plenty of parking.

Their products its always so fresh and good the staff are so friendly and nice greeting ppl with…read moresmile always

I don't understand how, but they fit anything you could want or need in this space. Korean home…read moregoods, fresh made banchan, selection of kimchi, meats - even cut for kbbq, snacks, ramyun...whatever! Honestly, I found more stuff that I needed than I did at Fresh&Fresh or K&S! If you're looking for a hardcore Korean market, this is it! Here's what I mean by that.... It's run by an older Korean couple and I'm not sure if they speak English. The gentleman was watching Korean videos and greeted me in Korean. He was nice but he's not going to humor you in small talk. The lady was frying up fish for their lunch and greeted me in English. I love that they cook up fish with no shame but if you're not used to it, I don't know if that's a turn off haha. I came by for one item that the other international stores didn't have, and ended up finding it and buying two bags of random stuff and banchan. They also had Korean pears on the counter that I couldn't pass up. Lastly, their pricing was the same or cheaper than the other stores. I was shocked! All in all, you really need to try this spot for Korean goods!

Small store, mostly Korean brands. It was OK in a pinch; coming from the NYC area am used to much…read morebetter stocked stores with wider brand variety (ie Japanese). There was one woman working; not very friendly or helpful, but as I knew what I was looking for it really didn't matter.

A community institution for good reason. Exceptional Thai dishes in a relaxed environment & a…read morebusiness that always gives back to the community. Came for the dine out for life event which is a week where some Nashville restaurants contribute a portion of their sales to the Nashville Cares organization. IM contributed 100% of the proceeds from their special menu to the organization. My wife & I split the menu choosing a range of dishes & everything was so good. If I had to pick a favorite it would be the Nuah Daad Diew which was similar to a beef jerky but Thai style.

I eat here regularly for lunch, and I appreciate all the options on the hot bar. I typically choose…read morethree items for $12 pre-tax, and for me that's an affordable deal. The space is comfortable with a vibrant decor. It can get busy at lunch, but typically you can find seating if dining in. There's free street parking in the area, and depending on when you visit, you might be able to find it right in front of the restaurant. Love: service (kind & helpful); hot bar - (broccoli noodles- flavorful, cooked just right; bbq chicken - tasty cream sauce; crab rangoon - crispy, pairs well with sweet sauce)

Bahar Cafe is one of my go-to spots…read more This is where I come to sit down, slow things down, have a cappuccino or Turkish coffee, and read or do Bible study. The atmosphere is calm, never overly busy, and just has a great vibe all around. The coffee is top tier--honestly the best cappuccino in town. And the food is just as good. The gyro is phenomenal, and the goulash is one of our favorites. What really sets this place apart is that it's a small, family-run business. I've been going here for years, and I genuinely love this family and what they've built. You can feel that it's authentic and made with care. If you're looking for a peaceful spot with great coffee, great food, and real people behind it, this is it.

What a great find! Our friend took us here when we were visiting. I don't think we would have even…read morefound this place without him showing us. It's a cute lil restaurant and convenience store. We ordered a few items and everything was delicious. It took some time for the food, but that was fine because it was worth it. The portion size was pretty big so bring your appetite. There was only one person prepping the food from what we could tell. The staff were all friendly. If I'm back in the area I'd definitely go here again.

We got the chicken sandwiches with extra garlic sauce and tahini sauce. The meat was delish and the…read morebread was very soft and the outside crispy from the grill. There is a small dine in area inside the market and fresh bread made all day long. The halal meat is cut fresh as you want it as well and we always come to this market for fresh halal meat. There is also plenty of parking in the parking lot.

Let me take my shoes off before i start (arabic habits) :…read more Apparently this place is TikTok famous. I wouldn't know, I remain a proud TikTok virgin. But I have dated enough white school teachers who "love ethnic food" to hear about this place roughly 86 times, so eventually I had to pull up and investigate. And of course i had to trust the gals the eat taco bell at 2 am post 12 shots. Let's start with the "chicken shawarma," which is ,with respect: about five miles away from an actual shawarma. This is not a shawarma. This is a chicken sandwich that identifies as shawarma. The chicken is okay but a little dry, the flavor is playing hide and seek, and by the time you get home the sandwich has the structural stability of wet cardboard. Also, the vegetables are cut like someone lost a bet and had to chop them blindfolded. Overall? Fine. Would I order it again? Probably not. But given Nashville's current shawarma economy, I understand why some folks are acting like they discovered Atlantis. Personally, I daydream about real shawarma the way people daydream about winning the lottery, or the way poets dream about lost love (in my case that one girl in 8th grade) I also tried the mixed plate (rice, lentil soup, and three meats: kabab, chicken, and beef tikka): Rice: solid. Honest work. Lentil soup: extremely shy. Needs seasoning, confidence, and maybe therapy. Also a bit oily. Chicken: dry enough to file paper work with. Beef tikka: actually pretty good, respect where respect is due. Kabab: could use more garlic, onion, and emotional support. Didn't see a health inspection score posted, and the place could definitely level up on the cleanliness side, nothing terrifying, just not sparkling either. The bald uncle behind the counter is a little dismissive and chaotic, but the man looks like he has personally witnessed several historical events, so I'm choosing compassion. They do carry a wide variety of Arabic groceries and halal raw meats (which I personally can't buy because I'm allergic, tragic and traumatic storyline), and honestly they should give discounts to school teachers because those are the main people marketing this place harder than the actual owners. Not terrible, not life changing. If this is your first shawarma, you'll be impressed. If you grew up eating shawarma, you'll drive home in silence thinking, "we as a society can do better." And also need to be more politically correct naming foods but alas.

I've been to many trader joes and this by far has been the best experience I have had. Everyone who…read moreworks here has been so kind and generous. katelynn stood out the most with her warm and welcoming personality. I'm new to the state and so glad I get to have this trader joes next door !

Every time I come here, I find new stuff. I really like that. They have such a large variety of…read morefood from all sorts of different culture cultures. The one thing that I love/hate about this place is the fact that they have seasonal items. So one day they're here the next day they're gone. The good news is I know that it's coming back next season. They always have fast and friendly service. And the employees are just so pleasant. When the store may be sometimes full of other clients, it doesn't typically take too long to check out. Aisles are plenty wide to allow patrons to get past each other.