25 Orlando international grocery stores you should be visiting regularly

If you're one of those people who love trying food from different countries, sometimes finding exactly what you're looking for can get a little frustrating. Thankfully, Central Florida is a melting pot of so many different cultures that finding grocers that carry international goods is easy. Here are a few local grocery stores that carry products from almost every country in the world.

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The British Shoppe
809 N. Mills Ave., 407-898-1634
Ketchup-flavored potato chips, lemon curd, clotted cream, Cadbury chocolates, tons of teas (but of course!), and frozen foods like puddings and meat pies. Plus, British kitsch to outfit your kitchen. Closed Sundays.
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Saigon Market
1232 E. Colonial Drive, 407-898-6899
Think you’ve seen pretty cakes? You ain’t seen không (Vietnamese for “nothing”) until you’ve spied their pastry case. Stock up on dried, canned, frozen and fresh ingredients, plus a wide selection of prepared foods. Open daily.
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Dong-A Supermarket
812-816 N. Mills Ave., 407-898-3807
Mills 50 mainstay selling pan-Asian specialties and cookware like woks and steamers. The seafood counter is where live prawns hit the marketplace, and the extensive frozen section has all you’ll need for DIY dim sum. Open daily.
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Mia Supermarket
2415 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, 407-228-9899
With fresh lychees, live blue crabs, eels and rows and rows of tons of other Asian food products, Mia Supermarket is one you’ll want to visit. Reviewers also comment frequently on how clean it too, and that’s always a bonus. Open daily
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1st Oriental Market
5132 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando, 407-292-3668
Located in Orlando’s Chinatown, and with a large selection of asian packaged goods, fruits and vegetables, you’re more likely to find what you need at 1st Oriental Market. You can also get live seafood from the back of the store. All of their products are also labeled in English too, so you’ll always know what you’re getting. Open daily.
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International Food Club
4300 LB McLeod Road, Orlando, 321-281-4300
If you are ever wanting to shop for items from different countries all in one grocery store, then International Food Club should be your first stop. They stock up on goods from more than 20 countries, and have almost everything from French wines to Asian sweets. They also operate as an online grocer. Open daily.
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1st Spring Supermarket
10681 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, 407-382-0805
With their extensive selection of Asian packaged goods and their BBQ Kitchen hot food stand, 1st Spring Supermarket is one to keep in mind when craving a home-cooked meal. Find your favorite noodles, sauces, and even pick from the variety of Pocky flavors. Open daily.
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Phuoc Loc Tho Super Oriental Market
2100 E. Colonial Drive, 407-898-6858
All the ingredients you didn’t think you’d need and then some are at this massive Viet-owned superstore. Stock up on fresh lychee and longan in summer and a whole aisle of Japanese teas are at your fingertips. Open daily.
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Apna Bazaar
9404 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, 407-856-0238
If you’re in need of halal meat, Apna Bazaar is a grocery to keep in mind—especially since they own one of the oldest and largest Halal/Zabiha USDA supervised butcheries in Orlando. Open daily.
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Unidos Supermarket
1200 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, 407-962-0028
Unidos has a lot of fresh produce at low prices, but what sets them apart from other Latin grocers is their deli, which serves a hot breakfast, lunch, and dinner. So you can grab your Goya products and a whole dinner all in one location. Open daily.
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