Fiesta E-Mart

You’ll find the bare necessities here but it’s a small market and meat section didn’t look fresh and some were brown in color. Maybe it was the lighting –and cashiers was very friendly but unlikely to come back

We used to live out in Lenox Village. We would usually frequent the K&S market for our international sundries. We’ve since moved out of the area & haven’t been around as much. We stopped at the taco place next to this market & decided to stop in after lunch on a Saturday afternoon. Compared to the K&S down the street, this place is better in my opinion.
First off, if you’re a fan, or even just been in K&S, you’ll know it has a very interesting smell. I think it’s because the K&S is very fish (including live fish) heavy. This market doesn’t have much fish, but does have a lot of frozen fish, along with fresh meat & tons of fresh produce. Did you know you can buy 3 (!) bundles of cilantro for 99 cents here?! Also, a huge bundle of mint for $ 1.49. Kroger will sell you about ¹⁄₃ the size of it for $ 2.99.
The location looks like it used to be an old grocery store of some type. The floor is clean, albeit old & broken up in some spots. The product always looks pretty fresh. They must have a large customer base if they go through all the produce without it spoiling. They’ve got a large selection of dry goods (rice, noodles, cans items) & even homewares. This area has tons of international/​ethnic markets, & this is one of the better ones.

Love this place! 1 lb. of ginger for $ 1.29? Yes please! Compared to $ 5.00 and up at the big box grocery stores. You can buy whole tilapia which is much cheaper than fillets at the regular stores. They also sell rice cookers that you can leave your rice and for up to two days and it cooks perfectly every time. When I went to buy my rice cooker the lady working there actually went out of her way to call the manufacturer to see which rice cooker would be best for jasmine rice since that is what my family likes to eat. Instead of selling me the more expensive rice cooker (which I was already sold on) she sold me what I needed. Talk about going above and beyond! Susan is always welcoming, cheerful, and helpful. Prices on soy sauce and other condiments and staples such as rice are much cheaper than the regular grocery store also. This place is a foodie’s paradise and I love it! I make the drive from Franklin to the store about once or twice a week. I have visited some of the other international markets in the area and was less than pleased. Some of their stuff was expired and the horrible smell of rotting fish would hit you as soon as we walked in the door. This is my favorite international grocery. They have made me a loyal customer for life!

Really great place of international market
They have everything what i need
Specially Japanese & Korean food
Also they have fresh vegetable & meat (karbi, bulgogi) if you like international food make sure to stop here first

A fan of a grocery store, you ask??? And I would scream… Yes, Yes, Yes!!!
This market is located near my abode and I try to go here at least once a week or every 10 days. I go here mainly for the «Wonderful Low Prices» on veggies and fruit. but I also stroll around the aisles checking out the other fares on the shelves.
I love the fact that I can get Cilantro bunches 3 for a $ 1, at Kroger’s or Walmart it cost about .80 cents for one bunch, a savings of $ 1.40 plus taxes, but I have learned that 3 bunches go bad on me too fast… so NOT a savings!!! so I buy one for .33cents…still a great savings and less waste. I can also buy Green Onions the same way 3 bunches for $ 1.so another .33 cents !!! I love saving money… They have a fresh meat market so I can buy fresh chicken there.
I don’t speak other languages, so a lot of times I can’t understand the labels so I have to pay close attention to the photos on the packaging. I also buy a few different Ramon style noodles… different flavors and usually pretty cheap as well. I like the uncommon (to our stores) flavoring but I am still not partial to squid flavoring. You can also buy seaweed flavored snacks as well squid and shrimp flavored snacks. I don’t like them personally but they are cheap… so if you are in the market for them, this is a great place to shop.
I also like the different fruit choices, various pears, lemons, limes, dragonfruit, various apples, etc. not to forget the different mangoes. This store is vary interesting. I enjoy shopping here. I am usually in the store for well over an hour exploring and discovering!

I just visited Nashville and needed some ingredients to make an Asian dish and so glad I found Fiesta E-​Mart! The name was very misleading, I didn’t know I was going into a mini Korean Hmart… The veggies were fresh and plentiful, also very well labeled and organized. I was able to find some watercrests, dried shrimps and Korean short ribs.
This place also have Vietnamese phở in a bag ready to be boiled.
The cashier said I can preorder any type of meat there and they will buy it for me. I guess this made up for the lack of fresh seafood section and small meat section.
Overall, this market is a very good find with great service.

Plenty of inventory. I do find that they are a tad pricier than K&S World Market.
Needed frozen fish for the kitties.
I needed beef bones for bone broth.
Always find what I’m looking for.
Cats are happy, I am happy.
It’s great to have stores like this in town.

typical pretty good mainly Asian ethnic store.
It has some fresh meat cuts in back a frozen and a produce section with some very interesting options. Typical snacks and ramen selection. Large bags of rice and some assorted kitchen utensils. not a bad store, but nothing super special about it either.

Good place to find unique food

Depressing. Another sign of the times? They shut down the seafood section and all you see is brick layouts. The fridge seems to be old. The leafy greens didn’t look crisp. I guess my shopping days here has also expired. What happened to all the former Asian grocery stores?

I was looking for an alternative to the smelly, dirty international market down the street. I came for ingredients for a specific Korean dish, but left with all kinds of goodies, including cheap produce, seafood, seaweed snacks, some teas, noodles, and of course Pocky.
The market has a nice mix of Asian and Latin American foods. The selection is heavily Korean, but many of the Korean items are Japanese or Chinese staples (Korean soba and udon, for example). The Latin American section is smaller but has representation from many Caribbean, Central and South American countries.
Unlike other international markets in the area, things were logically organized and aisles were clean. The staff is friendly and helpful.

It’s large, well stocked, has a great selection of Eastern and Hispanic foods and what I believe to be a fairly prominent Korean DVD selection, although I could be entirely wrong on that.
They have a line of very large pinatas, and tons of misc items I never knew existed. The whole place sort of feels like a 1980’s Piggly Wiggly, but the selection seems to be great (you want Soba, come here, it’s cheap and plentiful)
Very interesting local store I’ve passed over for the Kroger next door too many times to count.