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  • I adore the International Marketplace but I only seem to make a trip to shop here when I get back from a trip overseas and I have to find THE European item I fell in love with across the pond. I need to stop doing that and make it a monthly habit! This store is like Heisenberg's crystal blue for foodies. It's a huge warehouse / grocery market / Asian housewares shop / fish market all in one. If you are looking for some weird international food from China, Japan, Germany, India, the UK, Spain, Italy, etc., this is where you need to be! I drop at least $50 every time I shop here because it's just so much fun! I've purchased imported fresh German sausages, frozen Japanese fish balls, frozen British pasties, fresh Indian spices, German gingerbread (at Christmas time), lovely Asian teapots, fish crackers, Greek delicacies, Coleman's mustard, sugar free Torani imported syrups, Italian pastas and olive oil, Mexican pinatas and more. It's always an adventure combing the racks and browsing the aisles here. Make sure you stop in the fresh seafood market in the back of the store. They have the most exotic offerings (fresh eel, anyone) and it's a food market lover's delight. There's a fresh Chinese food takeout right in the front if you get hungry, sort of like an "authentic" version of Panda Express. Great selection of foreign candy (they even carry the same sugar free chocolate bars that I bought on a trip to CROATIA)! I think foreign candy is a great way to expose kids to other cultures. There's also a nice selection of imported snacks too. You aren't required to purchase a $10 membership to shop here. I wanted to clarify this because I avoided coming here at first 'cause I was too cheap to shell out ten bucks to shop in an uncharted store. You can OPT to pay $10 if you want to save 5% on your purchases. I've never done it because of the time value of money and all but if you are going to spend a bunch for a big party it might be worth it. Be sure to check the expiration dates on the items you want to purchase! This is a big store and they have a varied inventory which means lots of inventory doesn't get rotated out as often as it should. The ratio of fresh to expired items is higher than it ought to be so make SURE you look for that "Best By" date.
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