K&S World Market

K&S World Market is a solid spot for international groceries. I especially love their seafood section; they have fresh shrimp and a wide variety of fish at very competitive prices. They also carry a great selection of fresh vegetables. While the produce variety is impressive, the quality can be hit-or-miss—I’ve occasionally found some items to be a bit dry or past their prime. Also, while the deals are great, the regular vegetable prices aren't always as low as you’d expect for a store of this size. Still, it’s a go-to for unique finds and fresh seafood!

Thus grocery store has the most interesting ethnic foods. There are items from so many different parts of the world. From spices to candy to canned items. The fresh fish section is amazing as well as the meat counter. The most impressive section for me is the produce section. So much variety and the prices are very reasonable. Aisles are small but that's because they are fully stocked with product. A must see.

This place is absolutely amazing. It provides a great worldwide exposure without leaving your local area. Once you get past the fishy smell, the experience is amazing. The prices are super low, and the portions are perfect. Your dollar goes far, and the selections are great. The people are so nice, friendly and helpful. The seafood, vegetables, and fruit selections are beyond amazing 👏

Truck drivers this is a dream delivery! Drive around back. I was worried about driving around back so I checked in prior to driving around back and they just told me to drive around back and there is a guy who will get you unloaded. I drove around back I hit the dock which is not the easiest because there's a permanent trailer on one of their docks. Once you do however, you will be unloaded in 5 seconds. From there get out. There's another truck coming behind you. These people don't mess around they're super quick but they're also super busy. I will gladly deliver here again

This place is pretty amazing. It has a large fish and meat counter, a large fresh vegetable section, and just about anything else you might need from a world market. It's a really big market! Not only do they have a wide variety, they have Vietnamese, Filipino and Latin American food.

The goods are fine, but the cashiers aren't very attentive. They overcharged me for a box of grapes that was $12.99 a box. Last time, they put my things in a plastic bag and forgot to give them to me. We live far away, and I only realized something was missing when I got home. We're very busy with work and really don't have time to go looking for them. So please, your staff must be more responsible!

Large selection of produce. Some of the less common produce items with slower turnover are not the freshest (muscadines) but common items (i.e. napa cabbage, radish, eggplant, Spinach, etc) are. Like many international and Asian markets there is a stench of decaying seafood/meat that hits you pretty hard when you enter the store so if you have a sensitive nose and stomach bring a mask and peppermint oil to help ease yourself into it. We shopped on a Monday midday and there was plenty of bright faced staff and the store wasn't too busy. There are some fresh seafood in tanks of water. Also 'live blue crab' in crates that didn't look very lively (hence the aforementioned stench). A dish section has some ceramic and ?china dishes. Impressive to me were the huge stainless steel bowls/ tubs that looked like they would be great for kimchi making (rather than the usual plastic tubs). They were probably at least 20 quart size. We were traveling through so didn't have a chance to look at most of the center aisles. I did see large tubs and cans of sauces (doenjang, gochujang), lard, a modest selection of large bags of rice) and several types of noodles. I'd go back if I were in the area and there weren't other options within a short distance but the smell was definitely off-putting.

A really well organized Mexican and Asian food market. Fresh meats and vegetables, lots of choices and clean aisles. The one thing they don't carry, which I needed, is the beef and pork rolls for Hot Pot.

We did kinda get hosed yesterday by them. It's $2.49 for a 6 pack of chupa chup soda. They charged me 6 pack price for one can and then tried to get me to believe it's $15 for a 6 pack of soda. Overall, I really like this store and it was not enough to argue over. I just won't buy that product again and I'll keep an eye on my receipt.

Finally got the chance to come get groceries here! I love the variety of Asian vegetables and fresh noodles, great pricing as well. Huge parking lot, came on a weekday around 5:30PM and lines were really quick, not a lot of people here. Will be coming back, it's great, would recommend!

Expensive but it was what the doctor ordered. 6 small tilapias (1 lb each) for $53 - ouch. And that was the special price. Yes they were fresh. But still. I miss the old days I guess. This place is probably one of the larger Asia markets in town. $20 for lb of giant octopus steamed and then frozen. Ended up spending over $300 easy here. For not much product. But when in Tennessee what can one do if one is Asian. Sigh.

Looking for an international market? This is where you'd get all sorts of fresh produce. Don't skip out on the Asian snack aisle with candies and potato chips. When you walk in, you'd be treated by a wall of ramen. We love ramen and all sorts of Asian ramen from Thai, Korean, Viet, Chinese, Taiwanese. Each aisle is centered for a different country. Also great fresh seafood option in the back too!

Have not been here in 10 years but boy have things changed. Saturday afternoon the place was crowded. A non-stop dance around other customers, carts and stockers. Found everything I was looking for and then some. Prices in several cases were better than Kroger. Checkout was seamless and friendly. I'm a huge fan

When I moved from Kentucky to Nashville six years ago, having access to international markets was one of the things I was most excited about. I would drive ~70 miles to go to K&S a few times a year because they carry so many of the Japanese brands that I couldn't find elsewhere. They also have the BEST produce prices in town; I'll always stop at K&S before an American grocery store if I need to stock up on essentials. The only downside I've seen is that very occasionally they stop carrying one of my go-to items. It's happened with three items in five-ish years, though, so I can't be too upset. One of my favorite bonuses is that I can grab a meal at Lucky Bamboo or Miss Saigon before I shop.

It's hard to find ingredients for Filipino dishes in Nashville but K&S had a whole aisle with ingredients to be able to make anything from Kare Kare to Halo Halo and even mungo beans.

Ok, so I will admit that Atlanta has me spoiled with International and Farmers Market...I am struggling to find my go-to here in Nashville and unfortunately, K & S is not that spot. K & S has a couple locations around the city with this particular one being located off of Charlotte Pike in an old shopping center that features a few shops, storage facility, two eateries and K & S. While I am not expecting a Publix level experience or store, I do expect to be less grossed out while shopping for food. I am not 100% sold on the "fresh" aspect of many of their fruits/veggies and meats honestly. The fruit and veggies section is kind of sad and the meat section, which is 75% behind case and at special request, is off putting. I have always shopped at international markets for meats due to special cuts and prices, but sadly I do not find either of those to be enticing here. I will say that the middle aisles and frozen areas are excellent. They legit have every type of rice, noodle and dumpling you can imagine, all at fair prices. They also have a great kitchen utensil section spanning two full aisles. Service is also something that is off here. I tend to get attitude at every encounter, especially the meat counter and the register. Overall, sadly the bad outweighs the good for me here. I get old markets, but this place really needs some help from cleanliness to condition, floor to ceiling and beyond. With pricing on the rise, selection on the decline and just the overall feel of the store...I must keep searching for my go-to international market here in Nashville.

Great market with a lot of variety. Makes finding Jamaican food to cook at home in Nashville a bit easier.

This place is great--sure, a little chaotic but that's to be expected. They have EVERYTHING you need at great prices. The meat, produce, all the goods. We're going to be coming back here often.

As international markets go, this one is large. The mix is primarily East Asian and Latin American. It's a pretty cluttered place, and the produce section is quite large. The quality of produce was mixed, but it doesn't bother me hugely; that's why you look before you buy. The place has a fishy smell and I steer well clear of that sort of thing, but the bathrooms in the back were cleaner than expected. Unlike some of these types of businesses, they take Apple Pay and Amex. A mixed bag in terms of quality, but a place I think well worth exploring.

Great supermarket if you're looking for fresh fish & spices for any Asian & Hispanic cooking. Super big so take your time here. A little hidden, so go up the ramp, located next to Miss Saigon restaurant

By far the biggest selection of produce around. I was looking for an Asian market, but I found everything I needed right here. The fact that it's an international market and has so many different ethnic options makes it fun to shop. I like trying new things and especially veggies. Today I bought several types of mushrooms and greens. Some greens I've never seen before. They had different sizes of kimchi. I bought the gallon size so I hope it's good. I plan to make this my go to place for vegetables. Fresh seafood(some alive) and meats section. Even the meat section has stuff that you normally don't find in a "regular" grocery store. Fun place to shop

the manager was so rude when I returned back the stinky fish which was expired and had really really bad smell and she told me that's not right don't say that you just don't want this fish and she told the fishy man who cleaned the fish for me in microphon dont sell any more fish to this lady .....

Super cool super fun little market to visit for all your ethnic food needs. K&S is a great place to find some new snacks and foods to try if you're an adventurous foodie, but also has plenty of things for everyday use. I've been here twice and I forget how large this place is and it's hard to look through all the aisles in one trip since there's just so much stuff to offer!! Fair warning however: the shop does smell slightly fishy/meaty inside but with required face masks as well as the smell being pretty subtle, you'll get used to it pretty quickly. Just shows how fresh everything is!! Employees are also very friendly and very helpful and it's pretty busy most of the time, too :)

Really great store with everything you could ever need. I will definitely be back soon!

So much variety here. My only complaint was it was disorganized. Things were hard to find and the same stuff but scattered in different aisles.

Had most of what we were looking for. Definitely the only place to get certain items since we can't live without my moms Filipino cooking lol. Prices were understandable. Mom was so happy they had her pancit noodles in stock. Haha I was a little disappointed with the lack of some snack and sweets. Organization was a little messy but well stocked so you pretty much was able to see everything they had.

If you're not doing at least some of your shopping at one of Nashville's two K & S locations (the other is on Nolensville Road on the south side of town), you're missing out. That's because their range of products is amazing (everything from Latin American to Southeast Asian products can be found in their market). If you cook international cuisine at home - K & S probably has all of those can't-be-found-at-Publix-or-Kroger ingredients! You don't need to use Amazon to find those ingredients! But the true reason I love to shop at K & S? THE PRODUCE. It's GREAT, varied, and so affordable. Seriously! Need Indian eggplant? Or maybe Thai eggplants? Or Japanese eggplants? They've got 'em. Need bitter melon? They've got it. Need ANY herb you can think of? They have it. I use a lot of herbs in my cooking. This past week, I was cooking a Persian recipe that required three bunches of cilantro, three bunches of parsley, one bunch of dill, two leeks, and more. If I had bought these herbs at Publix or Kroger, it would have cost twice or three times as much (especially the dill - since those stores only sell those little plastic containers for over $3 a piece) if they even had all of them at once! I went just for the ingredients for that recipe, but the produce looked so good, I ended up buying ingredients for a stir fry as well (tofu, eggplant, mushrooms, snap peas, etc.)! If you cook a lot, especially with some harder to find ingredients common in Asian or Latin American cuisines especially, you need to check out K & S - they might just have what you need!

Great market for all your Asian needs. Their phone number is +1 (615) 353-8681 Not the number listed on Yelp.

This store caters to many international brands and products. However, because of this, it does take away from individual cultures. Although, this is a very small price to pay in order to have such variety with many notable products. An amazing market if you're looking to expand your cooking repertoire, or just trying something new and easy to make. If you've been to an Asian restaurant, and were interested in making some of those dishes yourself, this is the place to go.

Terrible customer service. Wanted to Return something that was spoilt and told Me I was in the wrong. There's multiple things in this market without any expiration date and some are expired completely. One time I told the guy working there that the ramen was expired and he seemed to not care at all. Just gross

3.5 stars. We find ourselves here pretty often. As much as I love to eat, I despise grocery shopping. I find the variety overwhelming and god someone give me a schooling on how to pick the good produce. I admire those who have a knack for it, because you really need to fish for good produce here. There will be days when everything will be fresh and great, and there will be days when you have to look deeply to find stuff that don't have mold growing on them. But the variety of veggies and cooking products is fathomless. The aisles are well separated, from middle-eastern, european, south american, european, south-east asian foods. You will usually have to hunt for prices, because the labels are either there or not. You won't find South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi) spices. There is a decent selection of fresh produce, fish mainly. Prices are good and they will clean and cut it for you. They usually will have live crab and occasionally live crawfish. And the very end of the store they have tons of cooking utensils and supplies. The cashiers are nice and there are baggers too. We are regulars here and this location saves us a trip to Antioch all that often.

K & S is an Amazing Store! It is a Huge store (formerly a Kroger) with a Huge Selection. The store is always very fully stocked. One isle is Middle Eastern, one isle is Japanese, one isle is Korean, one isle is Mexican, one isle is Pilipino, etc. Their seafood department is about twice as big as a dedicated seafood store with many selections of LIVE seafood, fresh seafood, and frozen seafood, plus they will clean and butterfly them at no extra charge. If it lives in the ocean, they probably have it. Their produce department is bigger than one in a normal Kroger with international fruits and vegetables that can be found nowhere else in Nashville. It is a fascinating store that you could easily spend two hours in going down every isle looking at their amazing international selection of foods, fresh and packaged.

While my business trip, I decided to meet up with one of my friends who lives in Nashville. Instead of eating out we decided on feasting at her place. We need items to make Tom yum soup, pasteles and my rice pudding. Everything was easy to find and store was clean. Meat/ seafood department had fresh food. The stench wasnt too bad. I stocked up on my Poky sticks cuz airline snacks is garbage. Checking out wasnt too bad and the employees were. They actually talked to me. Wow. Mind blown. Ill definitely come back here when Im back in town.

Pretty good variety of asian food products. The prices are pretty align with other big asian stores in other states aside from specialty items like crab and longan which are seasonal items anyway. For this area, I would say this is my go to for asian groceries. Plus the location is great, it's near Costco and all the other shops as well.

To me K&S is like a candy store for a child. Went in looking for Glass noodles and Shirataki noodles. There was a lady who greeted me asked how I was doing and asked if she could help. Told her what I was looking for. Sent me where the noodles were. A few minutes later here she comes letting me know they were out of Shirataki but showed me Glass noodles. Kept apologizing for not having what I was looking for kept letting her know all was ok. Not quite used to all the customer care and warmth that the lady showed There are so many different oriental products to choose from, produce section is superb. Great place to shop

This market has all your International products! Lots of produce, great prices and they are very nice when you ask questions! Love this market, come and plan to spend more than a minute!

This expansive shopping center located right off Charlotte Pike will satisfy even the most picky Asian shopper. Apart from the typical frozen dumplings and mountains of sriracha, the store offers everything from Mexican spices to Indian frozen roti and Chinese desserts. The aisles are pretty well organized, though the frozen food section is a bit lacking. I noticed some patrons also had difficulty navigating through the large amount of items. The store organizes based on ethnicity, but not in any particular alpha-numeric order. Of the many I saw, there were specific aisles for Chinese, Korean, Thai and Vietnamese food. I was pretty impressed by their fresh produce section covering about a third of the store and the extensive live fish selection along the entire back of the restaurant. This will probably be my staple shopping area for specific ingredients. Keep in mind they only accept card for purchases above $3.00. They also were unpacking large shipments of frozen goods when I went in the early afternoon, so be careful to navigate around the cardboard maze if you catch them at that time.

Coming from Atlanta, I admit I am very biased when it comes to the Asian groceries stores in Nashville. But I am still thankful for what we currently do have. This is the one I frequent most since it's the closest to my apartment. The good is that they generally will have whatever oddball Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai dry/packaged ingredient you're looking for. I'm not too familiar with Korean cuisine ingredients to make a comment on it. The bad is that it's a dirty store and the produce selection is sad. I've just been spoiled by huge spacious Asian grocery markets that are pristine without so much as a hint of fishiness despite having huge gallons of fresh fish and meats for sale. Since there's not a huge turnover for produce here, most of the items they do have has been sitting out for quite some time. Prices are also significantly higher than what I'm use to. There's also little when it comes to premade prepackaged deli foods here. Just a small selection of baked goods from a local bakery. I generally come here for the occasional snacks and find myself stocking up on supply when I hit up Atl.

We go here often but usually buy a lot at once so we don't have to come back as much. Way crowded most of the time. Lines do seem to go decently consistent. Fresh fish and seafood, a lot of variety no matter what you're looking for.

This market is like a replica of the Asian markets back home in Southern California, which is why I love it! When I moved to Nashville recently I really didn't think I'd be able to get the same brands and products that I did back in Cali, but K&S World Market has almost everything I'm used to (except for the Flying Lion fish sauce brand, which is very common back home). From sriracha and Korean and Vietnamese instant noodles to tofu, young coconuts, Japanese snacks, and hard-to-find meats like pork belly, this place is an Asian's paradise. Thank you for making me a little less homesick :)

I look at this store as a smaller version of the one on Nolensville Rd. Don't get me wrong, this is still a large store that had everything I needed. There is a great variety of all kinds of ethnic foods and spices and I detect a bit more Asian and Latin items than say, from Europe or Africa. The fresh fish and crabs are there. A huge selection of rice is available. The soy sauce and fish sauce aisles are comprehensive. If you have a recipe that calls for something you can't find in your local Kroger or Publix, I would beeline to K&S.

I come here once in a while if I'm the area. They carry the basic Asian staples to get by. After living in Atlanta for some time I feel like this market has the potential to be more. Everything in the store is organized but the appearance of the market could use some work! Which I was pleased to see they were replacing the freezers in the center aisle while I was shopping this past weekend. Ok the good: They have the vegetables I can't find at the typical grocery store. Thank goodness! It saves me a trip to Atlanta. You can get the bizarre cuts of meat (think beef tongue and beef stomach... YUM!) The plus side to this K&S, it smells a lot better than the one on Nolensville Rd. The bad: They just need more variety or options. Again, after shopping in Atlanta, I would like to be able to choose from a large variety of teas, noodles and sauces. There isn't an option to buy fresh noodles here. There are only dry noodles. The parking lot definitely needs some repaving done. Overall: Not a bad place to shop but not the best. I did not attempt a trip to the bathroom so no review on that this trip.

I can totally understand that some of the customers got lost and end up being frustrated. K&S World Market still has a long way to go IF they want to be as organized as Publix. But in the other had, if you have visited K&S for a umber of times and have specific items on your mind, you will find your way easily. Customer service also have room for improvement. But instead of spending extra money in improving customer service, I would argue it will provide a better ROI if K&S improve the variety of the products that they offer. I'm a fan of K&S because they offer products that I couldn't find at Publix or Kroeger. I'm also a supporter for small neighborhood business, so I cut them some slack; a lot of slack. :-)

My new addiction is plantain chips and my usual store, Publix, doesn't carry them. So I zipped over to K&S and sure enough they had great big bags so I bought a couple. I occasionally go to K&S for peppers or something I need for one of my quasi-ethnic dishes. I enjoy looking around, but I had to keeping moving today so I was in and out. The employees are nice and willing to help you find what you need. I did notice that there were limes priced at 5 for a dollar. I plan to go back and spend some time looking around the produce area. The store is tired looking, but if it were spiffed up the prices would go up. I think they needed another cashier today; there was just one and right behind me were two customers with carts filled high - top and bottom. K&S in sorta hard to find if you don't know where it is. It's on Charlotte, just west of Briley/White Bridge and across the street from Richland Head Start. The hill where it's located is the site of the long-gone Bel-Air Drive-In movie theater where I worked part-time for several years as a teenager. If that hill could talk, those limes would turn red!

A lot of items did not have pricing. Some items were expired, Although they have one of the largest selections of Asian treats and necessities in Nashville.

Great selections. Great place to get the Asian ingredients I need to explore different cooking at home. The produce area is very large & most prices are very reasonable. Love seeing all the live fish options including blue crabs. Just wish they had better fresh fish other than tilapia (worst fish to consume). Looking forward to returning

Price gouging on facemasks during a pandemic. $50 for one mask. Highly illegal. Will also leave a review with the state Attorney General.

Smells awful, but it's an Asian market. What do you expect? They have all the coconuts you could ever want. That's why we go there. I'll get 3-4 cases of coconuts at a time. Glad to have a good supplier in town for my coconut obsession.

What an interesting market! I needed some uncommon dried peppers for a chili I was making, and the local Kroger failed to have the variety of peppers that I needed. Luckily I remembered that K&S carries a wide variety of items and was happy to find an entire wall of dried peppers! Awesome. I quickly picked up my items and browsed the store for a bit. The shelves were filled with lots of interesting items and live fish/lobster as well. Yes, there is a unique smell to the place, but that is to be expected for a place with so many different meats, produce, and packaged products. Overall, a great place with very affordable prices! I wish I was a better cook so I could really take advantage of what they have to offer.

The Charlotte K&S World Market, aka the "nicer" K&S location. It's bigger (or so it seems to me) and slightly cleaner/less run down and skinky than the Nolansville location. There's also less foot traffic here than the other store (at least every time I've been there), and a much bigger parking lot (not that I've ever had a parking problem at either location). For the most part, you'll find just about everything you need here but I think the Charlotte store has less variety of goods to choose from. It's still the cheapest place to buy groceries compared to the regular American supermarkets and you'll have better luck finding the ingredients needed to make Asian, Latin American/Caribbean, and Middle Eastern dishes. It's a pretty good one stop shop stated cuisines. There's many different meat cuts and a variety of seafood that you won't find elsewhere, a very good selection of produce (usually pretty fresh), plenty of frozen items (baos, buns, dumplings, fish balls, etc.) that meet your needs and lots of snack items, sauces and dry goods as well. I'm not sure how fresh their seafood or meat are (I've only ever bought frozen hot pot meat and that was good) but I don't know if I'd ever buy fresh highly perishable items like meats or seafood there. I really wish that their refrigerated section was bigger, and I wish it was impeccable and well kept of a store to offer hot and cold ready-to-eat items from an on-site kitchen (ex: char siu, roasted duck, dim sum to-go, Chinese cold appetizers, sushi, etc. like at other Asian grocery chains), even if it was just weekends only. I guess I'm just asking too much because I really wish we had a market here that's on the caliber of 99 Ranch/H-Mart/T&T Supermarket/Mitsuwa/etc. but I suppose the population here isn't big enough for something like that (yet...?). :( If you're going on a road trip to somewhere like Cincy or Atlanta, I'd just hold off on shopping on some of the items and just wait until you get to a larger Asian populated city and go on a grocery haul there. Until then, I'll just keep dreaming. (If anyone's thinking of opening a market like that, PLEASE DO IT! You'd fill the gap of the lack of good Asian markets within the vicinity of a good number of neighboring states.) TL;DR: It's a pretty good market for a state like TN and its neighboring states (sans GA and maybe NC) but it's got a lot to improve compared to your Asian chains out in the West and Northeast).

Impressive collection of international foods. Asian, Caribbean and Latin American essentials.

I don't have much experience with markets like this but I'm going to give it five stars because I was able to find things I hadn't seen in years. The staff was very friendly and anywhere I turned there was someone willing to help.

Coming from Atlanta and specifically Buford Hwy, I knew not to expect too much in terms of the asian grocery store scene in Nashville. However, Id like to say that Im overall pleased with what is available. Situated in the most obscure little nook with Miss Saigon and Lucky Bamboo, K&S World Market is appears to what be the skeleton of an old Kroger. People that disregard places like this due to smell/appearance will always have a huge disconnect with me as I have no qualms pulling up a plastic stool in a fish market to have meal cooked right in front of me. What can I say. I live dangerously. Health department schmealthdepartment whatever. Id like to think that K&S is actually very well organized. They section the aisles off to have your Vietnamese, Turkish, Mexican, Korean, etc foods. I got a Humongo jar of kimchee here for $10. Granted it is not locally made... Some things I would recommend people stop here to get is asian sweet potatoes---wayyyy better then the typical sweet potato. Its a tad pricer-- 1.29/lb as compared to half that price in Atlanta...but what do you expect. Also I plan on getting my kabocha squash here as it is approximately 1/4 the price as whole foods. SERIOUSLY. Definitely come here if you need those extra special ingredients for international cooking!

This K&S far surpasses the one on Nolensville Pike. Greater selection and friendly staff. Love the Bulgarian sheep feta!

This store being as large as it is, is my main one stop shop for Asian goods. If you see something scary in a recipe and you're wondering where the hell do I get it? It's definitely gonna be here! They have seasonings, spices, sauces, fruits, and veggies. I love their produce section because it's impressively fresh! They have a large frozen section which you can find a bunch of interesting things you might want to try. One thing I don't like is the lack of meats..I really thought they were gonna have a large selection of fresh meats. They have the basic fresh meats such as chicken, pork, and top sirloin. I was looking for flank steak and they didn't have it. If you do find something, be nice to the butcher and he'll be sure to give you the freshest cuts from the back! They also have frozen meats such as shabu shabu meat, duck, pork belly, and short ribs. Also, check out the seafood section. They have a bunch of different kinds of fish, some even fresh and live. They also have live blue crab. Aside from food, they also sell pots, pans, bowls, cups, brooms and much more. The prices are fairly decent so that I cannot complain about!

This probably my favorite Asian Market in the Nashville area. They always have what I want, I can is cash, debit, or credit. If I need help finding something, despite the language barrier, someone is always happy to help with a smile and a thank you. I go to this market on a weekly basis.

Some good groceries, but sometimes you got rotten stuff. Last time, I got some clams, and it turned out to be dead.

I'm from SoCal and they have some of the best Asian and international markets. K&S is up there with some of the best ones. Great selection and great prices. If you love that kind of food this is for sure the place to go in Nashville and western Kentucky.