CAM International Market

The best and most reliable place to buy Asian ingredients in Cincinnati. Lots of fresh herbs, vegetables, and great frozen section for meat. Variety of seasonings, snacks, and even cooking supplies. It's a clean store and they carry tons of items.

I really liked shopping at CAM even though I couldn't find any carts or baskets. Someone really nice outside let me have hers :) I came on a Sunday, so maybe there wasn't as much stock as normal.I came here looking for fresh tteok specifically, didn't see it but I found some in the refrigerated section that seemed fresher than other markets. I was hoping to find maybe more local fresh products but they had a good range and selection. The radish kimchi is the best I've found around this area (Gangnam brand). The produce section was really nice, I even saw mangosteens, but no basic zucchini or gold potatoes lol. The fruit section is also kind of lacking. That's ok, I was happy to see a lot of vegetables that are hard to find otherwise.I really liked the made in store items, kimbap was better than HMart's (lol) and really fresh and their pickled vegetables were really tasty. I'll be back just for those! After one visit I prefer CAM to Jungle Jim's for Korean stuff. I will come back often :)

Wendy Cheng2 reviewsI went to this store to look for 4-5 ingredients for making some traditional Chinese soup. I asked customer service lady and she told me in as rude and curt of a manner as possible to go to aisle 9. I looked there (it was all noodles) and came back to tell her it wasn't there. She then told me, in the middle of gossipping happily to the service bar worker, that she is too busy to help me find the ingredients. What is the job of customer service may I ask? If you don't stock these ingredients, that's ok. There is no reason to be so rude.Dayou now called Ensom market is another option. They also seem to have a higher turnover for their groceries. I have fruits and vegetables look way more fresh. It's too bad as I used to go to CAM quite often but it seems things are more run down there.

The three times I have been to Cam Market I have found the workers to be extremely rude. I last visited two nights ago in hopes of finding a couple of produce items that had been tough to find at other markets.Ended up just getting Korean pears, green tea and fresh peanuts.There was a lady in front of me at checkout. The clerk never greeted her. Only spoke her total when she seemed to take a bit long to locate her method of payment inside her purse.Before she collected her bags, which he placed right in front of himself, he signaled for me to move ahead. I stated we should wait for her to collect her bags. He obliged, never speaking a single word to me throughout the entire transaction.As I was walking out, the lady in front of me was still gathering her things. I recommended two other markets she could shop that have friendly workers and offer a better shopping experience. She seemed surprised that we actually have several options in Cincinnati. I honestly thought my past experiences may have just been flukes but after Monday, I feel like maybe they only prefer Asian shoppers. If so, then should say that so that American shoppers clearly know to take our money elsewhere. Needless to say, Tuesday was my last time shopping there. Honestly, I regret patronizing them after seeing how the clerk treated the woman in front of me.Just heartbreaking.

I love everything about CAM market! They have everything you can think of, and a wide variety too. They have an amazing beauty care section, utensil section, produce, chips, seasonings, candy - it's here! The service is always friendly and the store is very clean. I highly recommend shopping here or checking it out if you're in the area. It's a must see!

I was so happy when I bought this. But look what it is in the red bean past twist: Plastic wrap... not going to buy it again NEVER!!!!!!!!

This market is where you'll find those hard to find Asian ingredients. In the front is where you'll find the tea. It's loose and bought by the ounce. There's a small produce section. Although, most of the produce is prepackaged. The fruit selection is small, but there's a few unique fruits the local grocery doesn't carry. There's a few isles of seasonings and ingredient items. That's where I found the shoaxing cooking wine and black vinegar I've needed for a few recipes. If you like ramen there's an isle of all kinds of ramen. And two isles of just snacks and candies. My daughter found some Lays potato chips from Korea. The back of the store has a counter for seafood and beef, in addition to frozen meats & fish. The side wall has a freezer section with a lot of dumplings and similar items. There is a small section labeled 'Europe' near the checkout area. I found some mineral water for my husband in that area. It's definitely worth a visit if you're looking for that hard to find ingredient or just looking for interesting ramen.

I would say I love the fact that this store is closer to where I live. They have my fave noodles. However, the Asian young man cashier did not say hello or goodbye, no interactions at all. It felt weird but whatever. I think they need to train their cashiers how to be more friendly to customers and put smiles on their faces more while on shifts instead of being on their phones.

Yes--but really watch the expiration dates. Ended up with a lot of expired stuff. Also--hard to get any help as no one seemed to speak English. If you are going for fresh meat, wait until Friday. Really under stocked during the week.

Great selection of Asian groceries. Everything is organized and clean. Everything is priced fairly and again the selection is great