Where to shop for international food in Greenville

From Colombian bakeries to Asian supermarkets, Greenville has no shortage of spots to shop for flavors from around the world.

Several rows of clear bottles that contain an orange sauce. On the front of the bottles is a white sticker that says "Pita House" and "Homemade Hot Sauce."

Enjoy a meal at Pita House’s attached restaurant after picking up a few bottles of their homemade hot sauce.

Photo via Pita House

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Anyone else remember Disney’s “Pass the Plate” series? Today, we’re taking you on our own journey to find international food right here in Greenville.

Check out 20 local international food markets + stores where you can find flavors from around the world.

Alibaba Halal Meat and Grocery Store, 620 Howell Rd., Unit 4 | Pick up Halal meats, fresh bread, and produce from this local store.

Asian Pacific Supermarket, 420 N. Pleasantburg Dr. | This restaurant and supermarket features a variety of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Filipino goods — plus more.

Asian Supermarket, 30 Orchard Park Dr., Ste. 13 | Grab fresh and frozen goods + pantry staples at this Asian supermarket.

HolyLand International Grocery, 200 N. Pleasantburg Dr. | This family-owned supermarket sells Middle Eastern, Pakistani, and Indian groceries — including Halal meats.

Krishna Grocery, 1288 Woodruff Rd. | Find Indian groceries at this store that often hosts sales for holidays such as Diwali and Ramadan.

La Unica Supercenter, 6119 White Horse Rd., Ste. 3 | This expansive Mexican supermarket also has locations in Taylors and Spartanburg.

Lighthouse Bakery, 2520 E. North St. | Pick up freshly-baked pastries, bread, and tamales at this local panaderia — it also features a dining room if you’d like to stay and eat.

Oriental Imports, 1305 Laurens Rd. | This Asian grocery store goes beyond food; you can also purchase soaps and kitchen utensils, among other goods.

Pita House, 495 S. Pleasantburg Dr. | Bring cash to this Middle Eastern restaurant and grocery store — it doesn’t accept cards. Pro tip: The gas station next door has an ATM.

Radha Indian Grocers, 9 Hendrix Dr. | Shop from a selection of fresh, frozen, and shelf-stable Indian groceries.

Saigon Market, 1540 Wade Hampton Blvd. J. | This family-owned and operated Asian grocery store has been around since 1995. Pro tip: The store’s fruits and vegetables usually come in on Wednesdays and Thursdays after 5 p.m.

Supermercado y Panadería La Esperanza, 1152 N. Pleasantburg Dr. | Shop this grocery store’s assortment of meats, baked goods, fruits, vegetables, and more from Central and South America + Mexico. Bonus: Try the tacos from La Esperanza’s food truck.

Swad Restaurant and Store | Swad is temporarily closed and searching for a new location. We’re holding out hope that this local Indian vegetarian restaurant and grocery store finds a new space soon.

Tanpopo, 8590 Pelham Rd., Ste. 7 | This Japanese store features items ranging from charms and collectibles to snacks and drinks.

The Drop In Store, 709 N. Main St. | Shop the bodega’s huge selection of imported beers + grab a bite from Maria’s Kitchen located onsite — specials change daily, but the staple menu features items like carnitas, Feijoada, and tacos.

Tropical Foods, 1368 N. Pleasantburg Dr. | Shop African, Jamaican, and Caribbean foods, fashion, and cosmetics.

V-GO Indian Grocery, 55 Park Woodruff Dr. | Cruise through multiple aisles of Indian groceries and goods.

Just outside of Greenville

Chavez Market (Los Chavez), 101 E. Lee Rd., Taylors | Chavez Market offers products from Mexico, Central America, and South America.

El Horno Bakery, 3058 Wade Hampton Blvd., Taylors | Try the donuts at this Mexican pastry shop and bakery.

Pereira Bakery, 1100 E. Lee Rd., Taylors | Pereira Bakery has served the area for 17 years with its Colombian baked goods and food. Pro tip: Try the Pandebono, one of Pareira’s most popular breads.

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