I stopped in here a few weeks ago, looking for ingredients for jollof rice and kebabs. I am in on…read morea walker. I could not have been treated any kinder ! The man at the front counter not only told me where to find it, he offered to get both for me! And when I told my friend she could wait in the car, he told her " I'll make sure she gets back to the car safely." Proving yet again how wonderful Ghanaians are. I wish I had reason to shop here more often, and certainly look forward to my next visit . P.S., I was told the goat for the kebabs was wonderful, and I was graded A+ !! I got a B+ for my jollof; no kanzo.. but I'll take it for my first attempt

The only place my dad trusts to get Ghanaian groceries…read more They also send stuff to Ghana for ya. You can buy huge barrels and such to place them in. They're also very nice here. They get regulars and remember their customers. I love getting plantain chips here or chin chin.

A hidden gem just off of Bethel Road!…read more I'm not sure how long they've been here, but my friend had never heard of them. We walked in and they had a good variety of teas, meats, and other ingredients to cook with! Some of the items are a little pricey in comparison to other Korean stores, my friend told me. Still, it's the closest one to me and I don't mind frequenting to buy tea here!

So many goodies! Can't wait to go back. They had the things that the other ansían stores did not…read morecarry. So it was a pleasant surprise.

FINALLY an ethnic market in Pickerington!! A great selection of produce to pick from, and a pretty…read moreextensive frozen foods section that I look forward to pursuing more on my next visit. When GN first opened they did not carry my favorite candies: Coconut Milk Candies, so I had to keep making the trek up to Morse to get them. Heading to the new Indian restaurant next to GN, I figured I'd stop in and see if they had the candies - there was a severe back order all around Columbus due to the shipping congestion from the pandemic. They were stocked, I mean stocked full, of my Chun Guang brand, so I couldn't pass up buy a pack!

It is exciting to have a full fledged Bangladeshi grocery with products directly from there. This…read moreplace just opened in July 2022. The market is located in Carriage Place, to the right of the theater. Pros: Has section for meat butcher (got chicken leg quarters skinned and cut in 3 pieces) Bangladeshi products (oil, spices, sweets, fish, snacks, etc.) Location Restaurant opening next door Cons: Hard to take shopping cart to car (inconvenient when purchasing heavy items) Meat section not fully figured out yet (butcher only spoke Spanish) Found the aisles to be a bit narrow It was nice to be able to purchase all snacking needs, get actual Bangladeshi spices and oils, and purchase some sweets as well for nostalgia. All items had proper expiration dates on them. The owner will be opening a restaurant (Indian/Bangladeshi cuisine along with Indo-Chinese options) right next door to the market. They will also be catering from there. Owners of the market and restaurant are the same as Curry N Grill from Tuttle Crossing Mall.

The baked goods were interesting to try as an American that has never tried those kinds before…read more They sell out of some of the baked goods so they are obviously popular. Savory spices in the cookies. The cashier was kind and explained what each thing was. They have a small selection of snacks as well.

Stumbled on this while looking around the mall, after I came out of Arirang market. Looks like…read moreit's been here a year or two, but I don't get over this way often. Small, but packed with interesting stuff. Some is standard Middle Eastern fare, dates, dry goods, etc. But a lot is Afghani. I got some snacks and dates. In the back they make big naan, and maybe more food, I couldn't tell. Very friendly staff. Nice variety of items. Prices are decent. Definitely worth checking out, and you can visit Arirang, the Turkish market on the other side of this arm of the mall, and the Middle Eastern market over in the little strip by Godown. Plus loads of interesting restaurants, of course.

India Grocers is the most stocked Indian store you will find in Dublin. We have three stores in few…read moreblocks including Patel brothers but when I tell you India Grocers has everything you would be looking for from Indian grocery stand point. Spices, frozen food, lentils and fresh vegetables They stock up on festival food and items during seasonal celebrations like Holi and Diwali It gets very busy during the weekend Ambiance can be crowded as they stock way more options than standard grocery stores Definitely one of the best Indian store we have in our town

Great selection of products. Friendly staff. First time going to this establishment. Would…read morerecommend.

I stopped in because I was shopping nearby and saw it was an Indian bakery, as well as a cafe. I…read morewas on my way to dinner, but wanted to try a sweet dessert to-go. The two men working the counter were both very friendly and happy to help answer questions. Worth noting - it was Sunday at dinner time and it was very quiet. They have an extensive menu and offer catering, too! I am obsessed with all things butterscotch. As soon as I saw their butterscotch cake slice, it was an easy choice - but the chocolate mocha was a solid option too. Honestly, their cakes all looked amazing: decent sized slices with layers of cake, filling, and what appeared to be a stabilized whipped cream. Turns out I was correct on the whipped cream layer! Oh my gosh, I think this is my new favorite cake in Columbus. It's light and delicious and just sweet enough. Indian desserts can be incredibly sweet, but this cake wasn't. It was honestly perfection. Pretty sure I am going to get one of these cakes for my birthday this year! If the mango cake tastes like this, I can absolutely see why it's a fan favorite. It reminds me of the strawberry cake from a well-liked local Chinese restaurant (iykyk) Can't speak to the savories from the cafe, but I highly recommend the cakes if you're a fan of lightly-sweetened fresh cakes!

The desserts looked amazing! The customer service was clueless at best and nonexistent at worst. I…read moreasked the young guy if I sit to order or order at the counter. He told me to sit. Then he took three orders at the counter and took ten minutes to box up a cake. I walked to the counter and asked if he had Onion Pakoda. He said no. My bill was 28 bucks and he said: You told me Vegetarian Manchurian...Ummm no... And he argued with me. He refunded it. Food was okay but definitely under seasoned. A lot of places have good paneer and Indian food but this is just an exercise in frustration. Perhaps they should stick to cakes or something where they don't have to interact with people as much. Eh, go down to WY Grill next door or Five Guys...Much less hastle.

What a wonderful little shop! Carries so much variety &…read morequantity for how small it is. Things I've never seen at other Asian markets for sure. It was very clean & well stocked. Anything from fresh produce, to in-house made items sold in fridge, fun freezer items, all sorts of condiments and an amazing Korean alcohol selection with a vast selection of things like soju & Makgeolli. The husband & wife team who own it are both so kind & helpful as well. They gave me recommendations, answered any questions I had, & let me practice my Korean "thank you" with them. lol. I'll be making a stop here on every trip to Bethel Rd & you should too!

I keep hearing about this, and Korean Market, and turns out they are the same place. Right on the…read moreend of the strip, behind McDonald's, and not far from Min Ga. Classic small market, almost all Korean items. I got several snacks and staples. Wasn't headed straight home so didn't get anything cold, but lots of interesting stuff there too. Decent prices. Friendly service.