CAM International Market

I've started seeing more and more of these predominantly Asian "International Markets." recently.Objectively, it's great that more Asian groceries are becoming available, especially in urban areas. Urban areas house more culturally open demographics, so naturally it makes sense that you'd get more multicultural groceries like these. In my town, there are still more smaller mom n' pop stores like Middle Eastern, Italian, Russian, Korean, to name a few. Then a few years back, we got one "larger" one that house predominantly Asian groceries, which again, I think is a good economic and cultural sign.As for CAM, because they carry items from all over the world, their item selections from each world regions have to be limited. Being a Korean American, I tend to look for more Korean labeled groceries over others. I've found CAM only had limited selections of items I personally look for. If there weren't any other places available nearby, I'd be perfectly happy with CAM, but there are better options for me.It's been a hot minute since I've been there, so I don't remember exactly what shops were available, but I believe there was a food court area with a bunch of shops when you entered into the store, which is a very typical set up for these larger groceries.Again, I try to be as objective as possible when reviewing, so I'm giving them 4 stars for everything they do. For most people, CAM has a lot to offer, and they'd be perfectly happy to shop at CAM.

Visit this store weekly to stock up on many ingredients I cannot find elsewhere. Love the selection of hotpot meats & their produce section is immense. So glad this store is so close to me as it is a gem.

First time ever shopping at CAM, and it was a lot to take in. I'm not super familiar with Asian foods and how to make them, but there was a lot of cool stuff there! I went there to get sweet potato noodles, rice paper and some sauces. I'd have to go a few more times to figure out where everything is and to try some new things! They had a lot of fresh produced as well, which was nice considering you can't find some of that produce at Kroger. Service was fine, I wasn't greeted by anyone and there was no one around to ask questions. I would go back again and find some new things to try out!

Back for a visit after not visiting for a while, always a fresh selection of produce. Found Dong Gua (winter melon), the reason why I drove here - after striking out at two other Asian groceries closer to home. As far as markets go, CAM is one of the cleanest and well organized along with more than adequate SKU coverage from all parts of Asia. My only sadness is their meat/seafood selection is lacking compared to other groceries like Saraga, Sunrise and Park2Shop; and was hoping their Asian delicatessen would have been kick started by now. One of my favorite features when they were on Bethel Rd.

Very clean. Well stocked. We came mostly for Filipino items. There are some. I recognize the difficulty in arranging a store such as this. We had to look over the whole store to find the various items and kind of guessing where they would be. I can not overstate how nice the store was and the fresh fish area looked really good and of good quality.

I knew they had moved but don't get over this way often. Saw it, stopped in when I could. It's huge, and clean, and new. Smells nice, looks nice. Big selection in every area- produce, frozen food, refrigerated, dry goods, etc. There's a little cafe up front, with some prepared foods too, and a small seating area. Friendly service all around. Good prices. It's handy off the highway. Quick all around. Great selection. I'll keep it in mind; as much as I like the smaller markets this is useful and fun.

Thank you CAM for finally opening your doors! I have been waiting months since you closed your Bethel Road location to return. Mostly for some items I cannot get in the regular grocery store.I think I like this set-up more than the last location. Everything is neat and in plain site for you to see what is in each aisle. Plus I think the selection is better now.I buy specialty Asian items I cannot locate in the typical grocery store like Kroger or Meijer. Then of course I go to the European section, where I get all my Russian food for my husband. Seriously I think he cried when the Bethel Road location closed because we had to make a special trip to Cincinnati to get the European food that is sold in CAM. That is why I thank you for being open and close to home for me!So I thank you once again and you know I'll be here more often! Cannot disappoint my husband with both Asian and European food selection now available on the west side of Columbus in Hilliard.

I hesitated to drive here because I had been disappointed by other markets that were labeled "Asian" but to my surprise it's full of Asian AND European finds. Shopping here was very overwhelming but also extremely fun. If you've never been to an asian market before just know you'll be spending about an hour and half just walking through the isles here with many double takes at their items. LOL. I think you'll find anything you need here & then some!

A lot of great Asian stuff. Not much Indonesian or Korean. Lots of Chinese, Japanese foods. Produce and frozen as well as cooking wares. Asian deli too w basic dishes and bubble tea. Decent prices. Lots of parking. Large grocery store size, smaller than Saraga though.

This place has everything! I am so happy to live close to an Asian market again, especially one so well stocked!