International Marketplace

I did just go there to look. It is a well maintained store. They offer a $15 yearly membership. I definitely will be going back, they take snap/ebt....they have a huge variety of foods from allll over. You will find something you want to try!

There's something for everyone here! Middle Eastern, European, Asian ... we're able to relive tastes from world travels. As well, the people who work here are friendly and helpful. NOTE, the prices they show are club prices! There's a very slight markup, but for a $15 annual membership fee, it's worth it!

International Marketplace – A Global Pantry in the Heart of Vegas After years of globe-trotting and living across cultures, I finally stepped into the International Marketplace on S Decatur Blvd—and I’m still wondering what took me so long. This isn’t just a grocery store. It’s a passport to flavor, a museum of nostalgia, and a celebration of culinary heritage from every corner of the world. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted by aisles that feel like embassies of taste. England’s crisps and biscuits sit proudly beside Germany’s gravies and sausages. Korean dumplings, Indonesian sambals, Thai curry pastes, and Middle Eastern spices line the shelves like a symphony of scent and color. Japan’s delicate teas and snacks share space with Italy’s pastas, sauces, and cheeses that whisper of Tuscan kitchens and Nonna’s secrets. One of my personal favorites—beans in tomato sauce—was tucked in like a warm hug from home. I love mine on toast, and finding it here felt like a little victory. But that’s just the beginning. They have candy, jams, jellies, soups, sauces, and gravies from every continent. Frozen meats and seafood from the farthest reaches of the earth. Whole fish, fish balls, and exotic produce—both fresh and frozen—ready to be transformed into something unforgettable. Housewares & Culinary Tools Beyond the food, the housewares section is a dream. Tea sets, cooking pans, woks, plates, bowls, and clever kitchen tools in every shape and color. It’s the kind of place where you find yourself planning dinner parties just to justify buying that hand-painted bowl or bamboo steamer. Cheeses, Butters & Breads The dairy section is a love letter to Europe and beyond. Butters from France, cheeses from the Netherlands, Italy, and the UK. Breads that evoke street markets in Istanbul or bakeries in Seoul. It’s all here, fresh and beautifully displayed. Atmosphere & Service Compared to other international grocers like Island Pacific, this place is cleaner, brighter, and far more organized. The staff are incredibly helpful and kind, and the parking is ample. It’s clear that freshness and quality are top priorities—and it shows. Location & Details You’ll find this gem at 5000 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89118. Open Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 6 PM. Closed Sundays. Membership is available for extra savings, and yes—they accept EBT. If you’re craving something from the old country, missing a childhood snack, or hunting for that elusive ingredient to complete your recipe—this is your place. It’s not just a market. It’s a memory lane, a cultural crossroads, and a sensory playground.

OMG all the goodies you can imagine for Asian , south Asian cuisine. Good prices, ready to eat foods made daily . I love this place for spices and vegetables. Has fresh seafood too. This is a good place to check out if you like Asian food . Carlos . Rapid Rodent Removal Las Vegas

International Marketplace sells an array of International foods and products from Europe to Asia. I come here for the produce, Hawaii selection of food, and to restock on my Asian sauces, noodles and to try new snacks. It's a Membership service, and seems to go up each time, but when I was there last it was $15/year. It's a mini Costco for International good, and stocked on warehouse type racks. Their refrigerators hold a lot of great frozen food items. Don't be afraid to try new foods, they have a lot to offer! 😊 Happy Journeys ✌️

Place is amazing. I can get all of my English style food. They also have Asian food stuff and a big variety of other things. You have to be a member to shop. It is about $15 a year definitely worth the price? Definitely worth checking it out and I hope you all enjoy it as much as me.

If an Asian market and Costco had a baby, this place would be that baby. This is the largest Asian market I've ever seen. They have fresh, dried, canned, jarred, and packaged food from just about every Asian country. I'm used to buying Asian products from several different stores in order to get everything I need. This mega store provides one stop shopping for all of your Asian products needs. Prices on some items like snacks are a bit steep. The employees are very helpful and quick to tell you the exact location of whatever you are seeking. Membership is $15/year. Non-members pay 5% over prices marked.

We saw this marketplace on our last day in Vegas. It sparked our interest and gave it a try. It is true that most of the products have no pricing or labels. We talked out with a bag of goodies tho. All of which we had NO idea how much it costed until we got to the check out stand. Like the UK dark chocolate Kit-Kat, I wish I knew it was only $3.50. I would have purchased 10 packs not just 3. But then a small bag of matcha almonds my kid wanted, I thought would be maybe $3, it turned out to be almost $7 at the register. I had to make her put the 2nd bag back. Seriously, it's like playing the Price is Right. Also, good thing I checked the expiration date beforehand. The white chocolate Kit Kats expire in 1 month, while the Dark Chocolate Kit Kats expire in 3 months. So I would recommend opening and eating whatever you purchase asap since everyone expires so quickly. The atmosphere feels like a outdated warehouse on steroids (definitely not the spacious Costco style). Very little space to maneuver the shopping cart and everything is kind of everywhere. There is kind of a system, but then there will be random stuff in the middle of nowhere that you would never imagine this store would sell. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and like international foods.

Tons of selection. Organized chaos I would call it. Small aisles and not a lot of room. Recommend to go during off peak hours. Prices are definitely marked up for Import laws.

This is what I call my Disneyland!! Membership is $15 and if you're not a member you pay a little more. There are so many aisles I literally scan every shelf. There is a Filipino section, there is an Indian section, Japanese, Korean they have it all. From frozen, dry ingredients to fresh fish!! The possibilities are endless!! I'll be back!!!

3.5 stars! I love ethnic markets and this market has a lot of various products (mainly Asian but some European). Usually European markets are more like a boutique / smaller setting but the setting here is more of a warehouse. I love how you can easily spend a good hour here and you can really just wander the rows. You don't need a plane ticket to X country! This was one of nice finds in Vegas but a few things- (-) lack of pricing / incorrect pricing (-) 5% surcharge for "non-members" (-) check your expiration dates!!! (+) So many different products -- even some from Hawaii! I would visit again but be careful when purchasing-- check receipts for correct pricing and check for expiration dates!

I was intrigued about this place by an influencer on IG (RaisedinVegas) - I love these types of stores and it had been over a decade since I'd been in one in Seattle (not a chaing tho) Its a little grimey looking walking up. And my wife commented on how dirty the place was inside. But I loved all the variety and 'things you'll never see elsewhere unless you GO there'. All sorts of nationalities and cuisines seemed to have some representation. I walked thru all the dry goods aisles. Since I'm visiting, not taking anything 'fresh home. but I did buy some random items like Fried Baby Pig Flavored Lays chips (yes, thats what it said), some chili oil, shwarma seasoning.... Prices are all over the map as to whether its a bargain tho, so you would do well to comparison shop before buying. I shop ALOT at asian stores and there were some good deals, and some not. the checkout employees were courteous and thanked us for shopping. I REALLY liked the selection of ceramic bowls/dishes and Asian cookery. If I visit again might have to bring an empty suitcase lol. If you're a foodie and looking for something different to do in Vegas, try this place.

Took my family here as a surprise, I was looking forward to all the variety of Kit Kats they have here. We bought a variety of different items. Each aisle had different items such as noodles then seasonings drinks etc. there is mostly Asian accent foods here. They sell pots and pans too, there is a seafood area to buy fresher fish. Inside was huge if your a foodie this place is like an amusement park for you. Literally can spend hours here looking down each aisle. Cashiers were helpful and friendly, we decided to get the membership that costs $15

Aisles are the width of a single cart, the checkout line is a confusing mess. I put back the items I was doing to purchase because I did not want to deal with figuring out where the line ended.

Grocery store that has so many different types Asian, Italian, Mediterranean foods. From sauces, seasoning, frozen foods, soups, snacks and candy. They also have restaurant quality cookware and dishes. Lots to buy especially if you aren't looking for any specific but it could get overwhelming as there is a lot of stuff and each aisle is filled from top to bottom. I did find it kinda frustrating that several items did not have prices.

We saw this marketplace on our last day in Vegas. It sparked our interest and gave it a try. Read the other Yelp reviews and braced ourselves. It is true that most of the products have no pricing or labels. We talked out with a bag of goodies tho. All of which we had NO idea how much it costed until we got to the check out stand. Like the UK dark chocolate Kit-Kat, I wish I knew it was only $3.50. I would have purchased 10 packs not just 3. But then a small bag of matcha almonds my kid wanted, I thought would be maybe $3, it turned out to be almost $7 at the register. I had to make her put the 2nd bag back. Seriously, it's like playing the Price is Right. Also, I agree with other Yelpers regarding the expiration date. Good thing I checked beforehand. The white chocolate Kit Kats expire in 1 month, while the Dark Chocolate Kit Kats expire in 3 months. So I would recommend opening and eating whatever you purchase asap since everyone expires so quickly. The atmosphere feels like a outdated warehouse on steroids (definitely not the spacious Costco style). Very little space to maneuver the shopping cart and everything is kind of everywhere. There is kind of a system, but then there will be random stuff in the middle of nowhere that you would never imagine this store would sell. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

What a great grocery and marketplace for international selections from Asian, Chinese, Thai, Mediterranean, European selections from food ingredients and finish goods. The store is immense, very crowded with high cases of food products snacks, essentials they have a rack of three columns of sat off spices and herbs, which is great. They have a number of Persian, Mediterranean, European, Asian sauces, condiments, seasonings, oils, and much more. I like coming here because of the variety of items that I can buy from European to Asian. They also have a wide variety of fresh fish that they will clean fillet cook, and or fry for you and they are very quick. Their selections of food items and ingredients are great. The store is quite busy as tourists and locals come here for the ingredients and supplies. They also have a number of Asian Dishware from bowls, Sujo containers, soy sauce, containers, sake, containers, as well as plates, and other interesting items. They have a variety of kitchen utensils, very unique, and is fun going through the various types of contraptions for your kitchen. I removed one star because some of the cashiers are very rude. They don't talk to the customers they talk and yell at each other instead of attending to the customers in the stores. I guess they're trying to move the line long, but they're very terse. Did not like it at all.

Cool bazar of epic international proportions! It's like a smaller Costco but with lots of kitchen supplies, fresh seafood, sweet treats and even fresh plants (albeit small). Fun little place to browse and burn an hour or so.

International Marketplace is a one stop shop to all of your Asian grocery needs! They sell food from all over Asia and they have a huge selection of food from different Asian countries! Moreover, they have Sriracha and are fully stocked! This will be my new spot to buy grocery now!

One of my favorite places in Las Vegas. Organized by area of the world, you can get food and snacks from places you have visited or ones you want to! Join their membership for 5% off your purchase. Great for travel lovers or to try new things. If you are in Vegas and are from another country this place makes you feel like home! The service is great and the warehouse feel gives an easy access to many different continents and counties all under one roof! Always check expiration dates and if you're traveling by plane make sure you are able to take your purchases on board.

Market can be a bit more organized and tidy. It has so much potential to be an even better experience. 1. The signage of food origin should be bigger. 2. The aisles have so little space to maneuver a shopping cart. If there are more than 2 people in an aisle, you either wait your turn (and it usually takes a while). You don't want to rush anyone reading labels) or leave and move onto another aisle and return when no one is at the aisle.

Thsi place is the definition of chaotic and fun. It's organized but disorganized at the same time. There's SO MUCH products they sell from all over the world so this is the place to go to when you're needing items that may be difficult to find at your everyday grocery shop or market. They offer so much products, this is where I get my Cavendish candies, Filipino products, and all kinds of candies. They do have a membership which I believe is $15/year but it's not required but some prices may differ if you don't have the membership so FYI. Overall, this place has been around forever so it's a bit run down but I always come back because it's just an overall fun place to explore and walk around to find different items from diff parts of the world we don't usually see or find at Walmart or Target, etc.

My new favorite place to shop. Authentic international groceries made for locals expats as opposed to people looking for a single novelty items like the kind you find at a cost plus/world market. Membership of $15/yr is required for the lower marked price. You can still purchase stuff without a membership but will be required to pay 5% more. Prices were reasonable. There's an eastern European section, South East Asian section, UK section, South Asian section, middle eastern section, gigantic woks and tea sets, snacks from all around the world, a wet seafood section, and tons of Ramen and dal.

I'm not a foodie by any means, but I adore the International Market! It is fun to browse what is offered and make some impulse purchases when something looks good. It's something my partner and I love to do once in a while when we have cravings. The parking lot is usually slammed, especially on the weekends. You may need to wait a few minutes to find a space. They will ask that you check any backpack or large bag at the front desk while you shop. There is a sign on the door to remind you, just in case you bring reusable bags that are large. There is a fish market section here, as well as a large area where you can buy tea sets, mugs, espresso cups, rice bowls, chopsticks, and more. It is slightly pricey, but some of the designs are unique and not easily found elsewhere. The aisles are listed by nationality. The British and Thai sections seem to always be my favorite, as well as a section near the cashier stands with chips, sweets, and various snacks. I always find something I like there. Milka chocolate from Europe is something I would highly recommend! There is also a back wall with many types of soy based sauces. We buy our dark soy sauce and Golden Mountain sauce here. The Italian aisle also has a ton of coffee syrups and sauces that I think most would go crazy for. The frozen section in the center has a lot of delicious treats. We buy our pierogies here, as well as some spring rolls and Hawaiian imports that we love. Allow a nice budget if you plan to buy several things. The items are usually imported and the prices reflect that. A can of Heinz beans from the UK is about $4-5. Imported tomato paste is about $3-4, and most of their snack foods are at least $3. The drinks are probably the most pricey thing we buy. A case of 6 bottled POG is $15, so make sure your wallet and your eyes are on the same page before you walk in! I do wish the store was organized a little better, but there are just so many items, I'm sure it's hard to find space for them all. Make sure to look after your kids if they're roaming, because the aisles are a little tight and things can be easily broken. They offer a membership that gives you lower prices on items. It is $15 a year and might be worth it if you shop there often.

Wish I knew about this place before I went to Bangkok Market. It's the Costco of worldwide supermarkets. Anyone can come here, but I paid $15.00 to become an annual member, which gives me discounts on hard to find Asian food items. Based on the quantity I'll buy in a year, it'll pay for itself. Every aisle is warehouse style. It's like journeying on the Silk Road from Asia to Europe. So many exotic stuff from canned goods to packaged snacks. There's a huge frozen section. They had my Ube ice cream and Sai Ua sausages. Fresh seafood section. Industrial cooking utensils from woks to cast irons. I only wish they were closer to where I live. So I'll still go to Smith's for regular groceries. If you're looking for something special, just give them a call and find out if they have it before you make the trek. Leave your passport at home.

International Marketplace looks like a place where Costco and Ranch 99 had a baby, but only messier. Their selection is endless. They have a super wide selection of European and Asian goods and their prices are on par with supermarket prices. If the organization of this place is cleaner and better, I would give it four stars.

We absolutely enjoy going to this market place and see the variety of items for sale. One hour of browsing simply isn't enough. There are multiple rows of international spices, snacks, teas, desserts, cookware, bakeware, fresh and frozen foods. Things that are never found at regular grocery stores may be found here, and there are so many choices. When three of us went there, we went our separate ways, and came away with three different kinds of curry. There are Asian, European, Middle Eastern goods to choose from. If you have a new exotic food to try cooking, you can more than likely find nearly everything you need here.

The place is crazy good! Parking lot is tight, the aisles are tight and the selection is impressive. You have a lot of everything at the International market, Europe, Asia, China, Japan, India and all points in between. Condiments, spices, pickles, frozen and fresh from around the world. Plus an impressive wok selection along with various utensils. A great destination for a variety of authentic and local ingredients!

Great place to brouse and check out the specialty items. everything from Asian, to Italian. Found jade seeds, spam and hawaiian Sun juice from Hawaii. In the frozen seafood section i was temped to try the Stone crab claws. Good selection of propane stoves, pots and pans and bmboo plants.

I wish I could give this place more stars! It's a bit overwhelming in the best way possible. So many snack options, syrup(torani) heaven and they have a lot of rice cookers, sake dishes, cups and they're all so cute! Do yourself a favor and get a curly wirly

What a great store! I might bring my passport next time! It's clean, organized by country, and abundant in everything! My head was spinning looking both left and right, up and down as I strolled through this store! Prices are good, selection amazing and be sure to sign up for the membership for extra savings! Not sure who owns this store but thank you and if you have a recommendations of grocery stores or excellent stores like this in Vegas, please share! This was a GR8T find! I'll be back for sure!

We have been coming here for years! Their selection of spices and kitchen tools is great. Our favorites are: 1) Tablecloths- $4.99 per yard and beautiful selections. Vinyl and easy to clean (instead of washing) we are on our second tablecloth and we love it 2) Kitchen tools - we made paella and needed the pan. Compared to amazon $79 ours was $25. Great deal 3) Coffees - always pick something different 4) German cherry marmalade - wow We like to explore the store so every tip we pick something different.

Great store to explore and see food items from all over the world! When I visited, walking the aisles they have a huge selection of everything from spices, sauces, to produce, meats, and frozen product. They also have a variety of snacks and candies to fulfill your heart's desire. There's even an aisle for cooking ware as well as decorations and miscellaneous items. Staff service was friendly and helpful. Whether you need a wok or even just some rice, whatever it is you are looking for you'll find it here. Only thing is there is so much stuff, it's a big warehouse type of store and the organization to find things maybe a challenge. But, if you are willing to venture in there and search there are many treasures awaiting inside!

This market is just what the name says. They have a lot of food and merchandise from around the world. Fresh seafood, all types of meats, vegetables, it's amazing. You could very easily spend 2 hours just exploring what they have. We enjoy the whole catfish, that we have cut and filets are great. I love this place !!!

"Toto, I've a feeling we're not in [Waikiki] anymore!" -Dorothy, Wizard of Oz Not to be confused with International Marketplace across the street from Waikiki Beach! International Marketplace in Las Vegas is just one large store full of Asian and European goods and foods! Every sauce. Every spice. Coffee, tea, everything nice! This market is wonderful!! Having Hawaii withdrawals? They carry Zippy's chili, albeit frozen, Portuguese sausage, poke ($12.99-$15.99/lb), poi, and Aloha Maid and Hawaiian Sun drinks ($5.39 and $5.19 per 6-pack). There's a plethora of cooking gadgets, floor to ceiling. Pots, pans, tea kettles, plates, utensils, storage bins, and more. Plastic containers including food strainers and non food strainers such as the "tabò" (IYKYK) in a variety of colors and handle sizes! Seafood, vegetables, fruit are available here, too. Bamboo plants. Candy tins. Ramen. European section on the right from entrance; Asian aisles on the far left! If you're a regular, pay $15.00 for an Annual Membership! Otherwise, pay an additional 5%. Monday - Saturday: 9AM - 6PM Sunday: Closed

Tricky spot to get to the store.. entrance is right in front of a busy street. Outside smells like sewer and inside smells fishy. They have European food and Asian. Which is a plus for me because I shop for both in my household. Cashiers and bag person could be more nicer. I had the bag lady put some items in the bag and then hands me the bag to put it in the cart rudely. I was like hey I don't mind bagging and putting my own groceries in the cart you don't have to be rude. Other that it's a grocery store.

Terrible experience. All prices are wrong. One price on the shelf another price ( more expensive) on the cashier. I do not recommend this place.

I have come to International Marketplace for many years. It is a large, fun and delicious place to find foods from all over the world. I have enjoyed purchasing everything from British candy bars, European foods, fresh vegetables and Asian groceries. Every time I visit, I am surprised by the items I have come across. The European food section which is to the right of the store, has a variety of items from both Western and Eastern Europe, plus several Middle Eastern goods. In the back refrigerated case is where you can find several styles of Euro butter from French to German. I am a big fan of European butter so I like to pick up a few blocks while here. There is also German sausages in the same case, which would be tasty with brown bread and that German butter! To the left of the store is the Asian side where you can find all sorts of ramen, noodles, snacks, spices and other groceries. I like to pick up Japanese curry from here since there are several different brands to choose from. If you are also looking for Asian frozen foods, you can find them in the center refrigerator cases in the back, by the meat and seafood. They have almost everything here of every Asian culture. International Market also has fun gifts like bowls, Turkish coffee sets, saki sets, sushi dishes, mugs and so on. I think you could make a fun gift bag/ basket with dishes and some food finds here at the market. International Market is a great place, with tasty finds and at reasonable prices!

I visited the store today and came across honey that had expired one month ago and didn't have a price tag. I approached customer service to inquire whether they intended to dispose of it. The customer service representative contacted the manager, who stated that despite the product being expired, they insisted on selling it at full price. According to state law, they should dispose of it and are not allowed to sell it under any circumstances. However, after inspecting the store, I noticed that many products were expired, some as much as 2-3 months ago, and it appears that the store manager is unconcerned about this issue. Definitely, the appropriate authorities need to investigate what's happening with this store. Please exercise caution and avoid purchasing expired products. You never know what could happen after the expiration date has passed, and your health should always take precedence over a store's profit motives. It's advisable not to shop here, especially considering that their prices are higher compared to other stores.

We have been to the IMP many times. Recently moving to NV from HI, we found a lot of the condiments and foods we were accustomed to here. For having most things we want, this place is great, but it comes at a price. Many things are a bit more expensive here, but at least that have it. Another thing, the aisles here are very narrow. One person in the aisle, and it's blocked. Forget it if there's a shopping cart involved. They do have meats and vegetables, frozen foods from all over the world, and you can probably find your favorites if you look hard enough.

I love this place! Especially at the Holiday times, I get exactly what I want. Lots of English candy, jams, plum pudding, shandy oh and lots of other goodies!

Looking for a specialty item? Look no further!! This place is large and in charge! They have several different cultures featured here. If you like cooking ethnic cuisine, I'm sure you can find what you are looking for here. Everything from Italian, Asian, Bulgarian, Hawaiian, Turkish.... The list goes on and on. They claim to represent over 50 countries and I wouldn't doubt it. Even if you aren't into cooking, this place has snacks from around the globe. They have teas, coffees, snacks, condiments, dishes, different racks and plants. Literally something for everyone. Just stop in and check it out!

Bad service. Just earlier incident i came in with my family of 5 . We came in with our 2 in one car seat stroller and an instant i didn't notice but my fiance said that this lady was following them and on her phone and walkie talkie describing what my kids and fiance looked like. i didnt know what was going on because i had a seperate cart to fill in our items with and i was with my eldest daughter with me. We were approached by some lady with brown short hair half up and down with gray pants and long sleeves. she literally said to my fiance while she looked inside our stroller with our two kids in there and said they had incidents with people and strollers stealing in the store and she said that they will have to check inside the stroller upon leaving. But literally we didn't deserve to be followed around all throughout the store and to be having people looking into my kids stroller!how would have we know that they were gonna kidnap my kids! we didn't last 10minutes in the store because my fiance was pissed and also agreed to have them check our stroller at the exist but he also was told that they didn't need to check it anymore when he left us in the store. We came here couple times before with the same exact stroller and NO ONE ever approached us like they did today i feel absolutely disgusted how these employees treated my kids and other half. So, parents or families with more than one little keiki, DONT bring any of those stroller wagons in the store because they will follow you and accuse you of stealing!

We visited the store for the first time today and were impressed! Admittedly it was a little overwhelming as there is SO MUCH merchandise and some of the aisle passageways are pretty skinny, so depending on the crowd you might not have a lot of time to browse - some folks are clearly just trying to get in to get their groceries and get back out. Haha. There is a $15 annual membership available to purchase; without which you pay 5% more than those with the membership card. We only picked up a couple of things to try just for fun, but I will definitely be back for cooking needs. They had great prices on spices, a massive selection of fresh vegetables, whole fish on ice, and thousands and thousands of other things from around the world. Definitely check this place out if you're in need of some inspiration!

Great place for ingredients you can't find anywhere else. Fresh rare fruits and vegetables, fairly priced.

Last time there i need to trash most of the ahops , candys was old and damaged. Marzipan box has the expiration date scratched.

This market is huge. They have so many items I've never heard of or seen. But it's so cold in there, so wear a jacket. I really like their produce section. The green onions looked super fresh and fat. I would love to know how alot of items taste, but I wouldn't want to be stuck with something I don't like or need. But I love the store.

Good international supermarket with many things Asian. Good place to stop and stock during trip to Vagas.

This store is quite large & just stuffed with foods & wares from various countries. Tea sets, plates, woks of all sizes. Canned foods, fresh fruits & vegetables, seafood, sodas, bags of rice, flour & seaweed. And, believe me, that's just the tip of this iceberg. It's difficult to maneuver your cart around the aisles. It is just packed. If we lived closer, I'd be here everyday, trying out a new creation of a dish from some far away land. I think it could be better organized, the center of the aisles have products stacked on pallets, which really cuts into the aisle widths. But, the employees are helpful & will assist you in locating a particular item. The prices are reasonable, but, if you become a member of their club, you get a discount. I understand it has an annual fee of ten bucks. If we came more often, I'd probably join that club. In any case, this store has almost anything, from almost anywhere! Give it a try.

Amazing Talk about selection! Wow The best selection I've seen of Asian plus food products. Prices are good Clean Convenient parking Cashiers aren't the cleverest but efficient enough Definitely recommend

We bought expired foods here. me 33, sister 27 brother 30, as Im writing this my brother still on going fighting the infection. We never in our lives experienced somthing like this vomiting and water diarrhea, headache chills. I already reported this to the SNHD, we save our receipt, and medical records. THIS IS GONNA BE A LONG BATTLE

Don't shop here. They don't honor the listed price on the shelf of items when they ring up a higher price at the check out. That's false advertising and ILLEGAL!!! Half of the items in the store are priced incorrectly, or don't have prices at all. So you don't know the bag of chips costs $7.59 until you get to the register!! For a bag of chips?! This market is way overpriced and not worth the headache at checkout. I walked out on a $170 cart full of groceries because they refused to honor the listed price of a bag of pasta. They just lost a good customer forever. There's many other reasonably priced markets out there like Island Seafood Market, 168 Market, Greenland, etc.

How did I not know about this place? I've been in Vegas for 22 years and I never noticed it, heard about it, etc. Well, I went for the first time on Saturday 7/29. It was busy but I still managed to spend $131.00 getting all kinds of goodies. I got everything from Hawaiian Sun drinks (6 six packs) to salad bowls, to kimchi. Got some baklava, a couple jars of spaghetti sauce (and I don't even like jarred sauce), some crackers, cookies, spring rolls and lumpia. And, I'm already planning my next trip there so I can spend more time looking at EVERYTHING! I will probably go during the week though, in hopes that it's not so busy. HAHA

Very friendly workers. Big selection of items. They do charge extra if you do not have a membership.

Be prepared; be very prepared as this is a Wonderland of goodness from all over the world. Anything you might need from Greece to Italy to Asia to Europe they most likely have it stocked on the shelf. Amazing supply. Bring your wallet, your curiosity and take your time; you will be totally satisfied with the experience.

If they don't have the ingredient you want you probably are not going to find it in Vegas. Personally I can put up with narrow aisles which are narrow because they are packed with food items. Spices are way cheaper than at the grocery stores. You are sure to discover something you have never heard of, this store is an adventure!

Such a big variety of different things I really like the store.And the prices are great but you can get cheaper prices if you have the membership card (15$)But can be a bit difficult to move around when packed because the isles are very close together.

This is every experienced cook's dream!!!!! It's like international heaven!!!! You wouldn't believe the size of this place, as soon as you walk in there is just way too much to look at, you could easily spend hours here. It's like a Costco but not in bulk. They have every type of seasoning and food that you won't normally find in a regular grocery. I've always wondered about this place and so happy I finally got to check it out. Everything is cheap too, I stocked up on Hawaiian drinks and Mr. Coffee drinks and I was so happy it was very affordable. I found some good seasonings that I can't wait to try. I also tried their wafer ice cream which was yummy, green tea and vanilla. If I was more experienced in cooking I would've gotten a lot more things but this is definitely worth the trip especially if you're coming from somewhere other than Nevada. They even have dishes and cooking supplies.