Dixie Oriental Food & Gifts Market

If you need ingredients for sushi, Asian pasta dishes, sauces, mochi, boba, snacks, or pretty much anything else, they've got it. It's a pretty quiet store, generally, folks at the counter are quiet but friendly. I almost always find what I need. Save money on your sushi rice, buy it here for so much less than kroger!

Cool little Asian store. Friendly service and has quite a bit of things. Outside is old looking but the inside is clean.

Might look small from the outside, but this place has EVERYTHING. What is it you need? Hard to find ingredients to up your south, east, or southeast Asian cooking game? New slippers? Housewares or cooking utensils? You name it, they got it. As for me, I'm stocked up on kimchi, udon, and taiyakis for the foreseeable future.

I love this place I've been cooking my own bibimbap and dulsot they carry all the ingredients for perfect Asian food right in your own homeThey almost always have dicon radish, huge carrots and fresh bean sprouts Fresh Korean noodles frozen and all kinds of thingsI love this placeClosed on Monday

This is another Asian market that is primarily Korean but also carries a good selection of other Asian products. Like a lot of Korean markets, it does not look like much on the outside, but the inside always feels so much bigger than the shell can hold. The last time we were there, we found quite a few tasty Korean snacks--which is always a good foray into an ethnic food that you are not familiar with. They also carry that very trendy condiment black garlic. But I did not find much fresh produce there.BTW, this store is in the same lot as Petra the Mediterranean restaurant.

I currently live in Clarksville, IN so needless to say I must drive far and wide for a decent Asian grocery store to get my weekly fixes of Cantonese style Chinese food, Korean drinks and instant noodles (I love the curry paste that comes in Korean instant noodles) and of course Japanese snacks, so I drove an EXTRA long way to check this place out. Small, yeah, full of delicious and fresh ingredients, YES.This store stocks a lot of basic Asian staples, focusing mostly on Korean ingredients and Eastern Asian countries. They have a small but functional selection of fresh produce and eggs, such as huge Fuji apples, quail eggs, bean sprouts, garlic cloves, ginger root, mushrooms and taro as well. They also have a great selection of frozen or refrigerated meals like (a personal favorite of mine) Japanese restaurant style ramen (quite authentic actually), dumplings, Korean crepe dishes and soups. Dixie also stocks an excellent selection of refrigerated fresh prepared foods such as kimchi, squid dishes, and lots of fermented staple dishes. They looked AMAZING, but I had other stops to make so I couldn't get perishable goods on this visit. Another note worth mentioning is they have a lot of Japanese and Korean beauty products such as bubble hair color, face masks, cosmetics and also household cleaning supplies, gloves, slippers, and other personal items. They also stock appliances such as rice cookers and tea kettles and cooking supplies, many bamboo and inexpensive. Definitely worth having a look at if you're like me and love Korean beauty products or know someone who does.This store absolutely had everything I was looking for, mochi cakes, green tea icecream, melonpan, Pockey, Sac Sac drinks, instant noodles, Jasmin rice, seasoning packs, refrigerated/frozen goods that are a staple in my house (I am a very bad cook, okay?), and so much more that I wish so bad that it wasn't so far away from me! On that note, a lot of these goods (nonperishable) can be bought in bulk for very reasonable prices, excellent for me! One of my favorite things about this place is they have a huge selection of Lotte snacks in their mini freezer section and everything looks so delicious, I definitely need to go back so I can pick some up. Unfortunately for some, this store does favor Lotte snacks over Glico, I love both so its bitter sweet.Overall: I really liked this store, its a small space packed to the brim and I have no doubt that most will find the ingredients that they're looking for and also find something new to love too. I can't wait to make the drive back.

They have a lots of frozen food, sauce spices! I think it's Korean family owned store but they have Japanese food as well. I usually get frozen food from here. Prices are not bad either.

An Asian market in Louisville I wasn't aware of! No way! I just had to check this place out. This store caters to those shopping for Korean and Japanese foods and ingredients, though you could still find some Vietnamese, Indian, and Chinese staples on the shelves. What sets this store apart for me is the frozen section, which had a lot of pre-prepared items, most importantly frozen ramen!! I had never tried frozen ramen and OMG it's so good! Like, with the right additions it's restaurant quality! Speaking of ramen, they also carry a vast selection of instant ramen, and even instant fried rice and instant rice cakes (tteobokki). There were a lot of ramens I've never seen, including cheese flavors, and noodles you eat cold! The owners were nice and helpful, and this store is really "no-frills", but it packs a lot into a small space. I'll definitely be back- I'm going through these noodles quick!

Always have the instant noodles i need. And They are my favorite asian mart in town, They have various selections to cook at home and new things to try. Definitely recommend coming here for your mini mart needs! :D

The service is chill, great snacks, cheap as hell, love the place I go there like every other week there Ramen Noodles are good