Picked up some ingredients for dinner. They had some yummy snacks as well. A variety of international ingredients, Asian, Middle Eastern, Hispanic (ect)

Fresh food, pleasant staff, tasty take out and fresh produce. Bathrooms were super clean. Best kept secret up in NOVA.

I love this store and the variety of fresh produce they offer. Prices are very reasonable for the area and compare to the stores nearby. I like that they have a big halal section and also a wide variety of meats, seafood, poultry. Great selection of spices from different countries. This is my go to if we make any Korean, Japanese, Thai or Indian dishes. I genuinely like this store and I see many employees work hard to keep it well stocked and maintained. There are some hiccups with cashiers. But I usually prefer to pack my purchases myself and bring my bags with me. I wish they had kosher meats and prepared meals. But other than that it's a good store!

This has become my favorite international market... The two times I've been here, they've had really fresh and beautiful produce and a large selection of it. They have a really nice selection of beef, both halal and non-halal. They also have a nice assortment of ethnicities throughout. Prices are very fair on the produce and meats. The only issue is that their cashiers have a discourteous demeanor. On this trip she was just tossing all of my produce in a bag (literally grabbing and tossing it) without care of breaking it. So, if you can deal with poor customer service from the cashier, then it's worth the trip. I'll return.

A large selection of products are offered here. The produce and meats selection is wide and fresh. It was easy to navigate the store, but could be a little cleaner. The staff members are nice and quick to serve.

I had taken a virtual cooking class on Yelp and was motivated to check out this store since carries international items. Even during covid, I enjoyed the experience. An employee stood outside, handing everyone disposable gloves. I have my own "cootie kit" with wipes, etc. I wiped off a cart that I found outside. The produce section was fun to look over. I tried not to linger, so that I didn't interfere with others trying to safe distance. Not all customers were staying away six feet but, I left any row that felt too crowded. There were so many wonderful items. I am well traveled and I saw new fruits. The Aloe was amazing. You could burn your entire body & treat it with just one huge piece (branch, leaf, stalk?). The Romaine lettuce was cheaper & nicer than Aldi (5 heads for less than $1.75). I am "pepper friendly" but I've never been excited about it before. It was beautiful. It was nice having an Instagram moment during a pandemic. Giant and Harris Teeter have one "international" aisle. This store had an aisle stocked with just oils and spices. There were more tofu choices than Whole Foods carries. There must have been 30 different types of rice. I don't eat tuna, but that didn't stop me from looking at all the types. There is so much more than Starkist. Hubby warned me not to enter the meat row since there were goat heads there. If you like goat, this place has it. I checked out the seafood area. There were tons of frozen fish. You can order it by cut. There were a few sad looking blue crabs (I'm guessing, since they were blue) that were dazed & not doing very well. I think this is how the store earned one of their violations listed on Yelp's page (customers being near live products & having access to touch them). Here's a thought. Just don't touch them. You can just be a Yelper, take a photo & then walk away. There were so many oils, seasonings, dried beans and tons of Goya products. My Goya world just expanded. If you eat seafood, there are tons of frozen items (squid, crab & so much more). You can buy a bag of rice for one person, or 50. I made tofu, seitan egg wraps with products from the store. We enjoyed them. I think I have enough tofu to last as long as we are supposed to shelter at home. The cashiers wore protective gear & had plexiglass protecting them and us. Each cashier displayed their pictures without a mask. It was a nice (and sad) touch. I look forward to life returning to "normal."