They have every asian related item you can think of. It's such a fun thing do, to look around and…read moresee all these items you wouldn't see otherwise. Lots of cool snacks and other food items to try. They have bakery items as well. Asian pears, and lots of other fruits and veggies not found here in the States. The workers are kind and helpful. The place is simple, but well organized!

Wide variety of Asian foods. Saw some Hispanic food as well. Employee at checkout not the…read morefriendliest and had to try to cram every single thing into one bag. Also had lots of cooking utensils and specialty items. Had that viral ice cream every one is talking about.

Yesterday I stopped in at the new bodega that opened up across the street and WOW was I glad I did…read more See being from CA I grew up taking for granted that I could get certain Mexican food staples. Living on the Coast I have been reminded that not all tortillas are made the same. Luckily for me I walked into LA 2 and found my favorite brand of tortillas (Gurreros **** stars) these tortillas are the ones I grew up on and they sell them here so I am ECSTATIC!!! While it just opened and they have not fully stocked the shelves, I am Uberhappy that they have a wide selection of all the mexican sodas I grew up on. They also sell fresh cuts of meet and dried and fresh chorizo (**** stars) but what takes the cake is that they have a taco/torta counter in the back!!! So now I can get my tacos and tortas for lunch the way they were made back home!!! Carne asada, al pastor and LENGUA!!! and on Friday nights and weekends they have BARBACOA!!! These people have become my new best friends!!! Sorry taco shops on the Coast, I don't think I am going to be coming around much anymore!!! P.S. the three star rating is because they have a very limited menu and the taco counter is just that... a counter. But the tacos (***1/2 stars) are good!!!

Great variety and options good value no other store like it around so cannot compare it really.read more

I randomly visited the international market with a friend who'd been multiple times. He walked me…read morethrough the space. We spent some time looking through the pressed oil section which I was pleased to find that the prices were decent. However, the oil I was searching for wasn't in stock. We walked through each aisle looking at random item...I decided to shop for ingredients to make spicy kimchi. I unfortunately was unable to find one key ingredient (gochugaru) and so I put my kimchi fermentation dreams on hold. I could've asked around instead I was overwhelmed and gave up. I did grab the viral Japanese fruit ice cream (peach & mango) and well...they were good but I guess I was expecting something more intense. It didn't quite live up to the hype or the $5.99/ea price tag. My friend got the biscoff Dubai chocolate. We should've taken our time but instead we ate too much sugar too quickly and the outcome was not positive. Overall, I enjoyed the adventure and I plan to come back here with a recipe and a list of ingredients!

Such a fun viral find! We grabbed the Fries Crunch Pop and a soccer ball ice cream pop, and the…read morekids thought they were the coolest things ever. The fries one seriously looks like a little container of French fries, but they're chocolate/vanilla ice cream bars with a strawberry jam dipping pack. The soccer ball was almost too cute to eat--and perfect for our soccer-loving family! Definitely one of those treats you buy because they look fun, but they actually tasted good too. The kids got a huge kick out of them! Would absolutely grab these again if we spotted them!

When I first saw this place I thought it was the chain world market but then I saw gourmet world…read moremarket. We did look up what they had online before coming. I was on the hunt for a decent pack of sardines. We just came from Baton Rouge and we are using to having Whole Foods etc. it is a small store but they do have some good products. My daughter and husband got the fruit shaped ice cream. I did find some sardines / not the brands I was hoping for but definitely better than what's around. I was going to get a bottle of wine. However I did notice a wine I normally get is 14/15 dollars and they market it up to 26.77 there- and it's the same bottle. In my mind that's too big of a market up. I ended up going to isla wine instead which is a boutique wine store and their mark up is only 1-2$ more than the general price. This store also has caviar which I'd love to buy but now I do feel like I have to make sure I'm not getting ripped off.

Frequently stop in and grab all our "Asian"needed ingredients. Always has what we are looking for…read moreand often friendly advice at checkout. Bought ingredients to make tom kha soup to attempt at home, my favorite soup at 3 Flavors and Siam on Hillcrest are both wonderful, but surely I can make it at home. At check out she noticed what I had and gave me instructions on how to make the soup, my first attempt. Not sure if it was luck or the assistance but my soup was as good as the local restaurant versions. I am truly thankful for the tips. The roast pork is wonderful, tender and flavorful. Store has ingredients I can only find here. There's a reason this place has stood so long in this location, it's the people as much as the products. If you have any questions just ask, they know and are ready to share that knowledge. A neat little grocery store with options only available here. They have everything for dinner from the soup (and the bowls to serve it in) to the desert (and plates as well). Cooking utensils, pots, ingredients, the whole list. 5 stars all day long.

Everything is fresh in the cooler/produce sections. Vegetables are always fresh. Staff is very…read morefriendly and willing to help. Definitely the place to go!!

Nice selection of meats, fish, and canned goods. Shelves were neat and full, and they lady behind…read morethe counter was extremely helpful.

In Kenner, Louisiana there is a small Eastern European Grocery store. There are some nostalgic…read moreitems I don't see very frequently around the big box retailers. They have salami, jams and preservatives, coffee beans and loose teas. There's also honey, chocolate, candy and snacks. Their prices are much higher than what similar retailers charge. I did pick up a few jars of the apricot preservatives. I wanted to get some Kinder Egg Surprises for some kids, but they were $4.99 each. I've never seen them for more than $3. The owner was very short tempered and not at all pleasant in answering the most basic questions about the products in his store. This is a huge turn off. If I was in the area again, I would stay clear of this little store.

Food, selection & staff are excellent. Amazing meet counter & great vegetable selection.read more

Latin grocery - probably the largest in Slidell - with a decent selection of goods. In produce they…read morehave stuff like yellow yams, jicama, fresh chickpeas, and cactus fruit. They have bins of loose dry beans, tamarind, hibiscus, and more you can bag yourself. There are some shelves of pastries in the back by the butcher counter. The butcher is worth noting because it was pretty cheap, or at least the chicken was: drumsticks $0.59/lb, leg quarters on special for $0.49/lb. The meat is not pre-packaged, so if you wanted to buy just one drumstick you could. Spanish seems the primary language - obviously - but they understood my pathetic "cuarto pieces" request. There is also a food counter with some plastic tables set up as a dining area. I didn't see a menu, but I didn't look too hard. Food looked pretty good. Easy enough to get to, shares a sizable parking lot, worth checking out.

First time going here. They have an nice selection with reasonable prices. I'd love to see some…read moremore dried flower options, such as rose and lavender since I didn't see them and going to use them for tea. I will definitely be back though! I've been discovering a lot of recipes on xiaohongshu I'm hoping to try.

I like to go here and just roam around the store to see what I can find to cook. It's a great store…read morefor Asians style cooking. The fish looks good.

We happen to be in the area. A good friend of mine recommended me to check it out. Since we are…read moreclose by. It is in the heart of downtown Foley. Wasn't too familiar with the area. I will be honest with you. I was a bit confused and nervous I was maybe going in the wrong direction. I was assured that I'm doing fine I was driving along to the store and all the sudden it was in my left driving south. Only reason why I gave it my star review. No fault on them. Forgive me it was my first time going here. A bit of a challenge pulling in especially a left with lots of traffic. No fault on them. And the parking lot is limited. Do not be discouraged by this. Not only they have a small parking lot next to it they few spots in the front of store off the main road. But there are plenty of parking spots available few stores down. Honestly, I would have never known about this place if not recommended. It maybe a small spot but well worth it. It is an international stop but mainly accommodating to the Filipino community. They offer many great food options for you as well as fresh baked goods. They do offer a small dining area but subject to change and availability. The staff are so friendly and knowledgeable. They are bi-lingual not only in English but also Tagalog. I would highly recommend it if you are in the area. I especially would have not known about this place. I am so glad that she recommended it!

I am new here in foley, I'm Filipino and miss my Asian food sometimes. This place has most of the…read morethings that mean family, culture, and even nostalgic to me. So glad they opened up ligaya!