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Where to shop for international food around Chattanooga

We’re taking you all on a journey through where you can find flavors of the world to add to your home-cooked dishes.

Produce shelves in a grocery store cooler showing peppers

Fill your cart with flavors that come from outside of Chattanooga.

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Anyone else remember Disney’s “Pass the Plate” series? Editor Haley here — I’m taking you on our own journey to find international food that can spice up your meal planning, right here in the Scenic City.

Here are 11 local markets + stores where you can find flavors of the world, with help from our followers.

Super Carnicerias Loa | Offering Latin American goods since 1996

Fill your cart | Fresh meat, from pork to lamb (try a bite from its restaurant), Mexican candies, spices, dried beans + produce like cactus and poblano peppers

Asian Food & Gifts | Offering Asian goods since 1981

Fill your cart | Asian snacks and candies, restaurant-quality pho, homewares, over 200 kinds of ramen, spices + gifts like tote bags and key chains

Bonus: This spot was the most suggested by our followers + luckily for @rosieyakob, you can also find fresh curry leaves here.

Janta Farmers Market | Offering Indian goods since 2022

Fill your cart | Spices and herbs (check out this sustainable brand), packaged dishes like curry, fresh produce + home goods like incense sticks

Fun fact: This space was the former home to Desi Brothers Market.

Kitchen Spices Indian & Asian Grocery | Offering Indian, Asian + Mediterranean goods since 2015

Fill your cart | Rice (from Sona Masoori to Jasmine), flours from places like Thailand, produce, frozen goods + spices

Little Manila Oriental Store | Offering Filipino + Asian goods since 2006

Fill your cart | Spring roll shells and Lumpia wrappers, seafood, produce, baked goods from Antonio Family Foods in nearby Suwanee, GA + beverages like Mogu Mogu juices

Tropical Produce Grocery | Offering Latin American goods since 2009

Fill your cart | Fresh fruit + vegetables (from Venezuela and Colombia to Salvador and Jamaica), chia and flax seeds, Goya guandules, and flours

 Tienda El Aguila's storefront showing the white brick building and blue banner with the store name and offerings.

Don’t mind us as we add to the grocery list.

Tienda El Aguila | Offering Latin American goods since 2016

Fill your cart | Fresh produce (from mangoes to spiny chayote squash), hot tamales, milpa leaves, champurradas + chorizo

Balkan Foods | Offering Balkan goods since 2000

Fill your cart | Breads, Argeta spreads, beverages, sugar cubes, seasonings from Croatian company Podravka + jams

European Market | Offering European goods since 1999

Fill your cart | Products like jams, snacks, and teas from over 25 countries (from Russia to Armenia) + fresh German bread and homemade dishes like pierogies and bulochki

Supermercado El Sol | Offering Latin American goods since 2018

Fill your cart | Fresh-made tamales + mashan leaves to wrap tamales, fruits and vegetables, and meat from the butcher department

Bonus: This spot was a finalist for La Paz Chattanooga’s Latino Leadership Awards.

India Bazar | Offering Indian goods since 2004

Fill your cart | Fresh fruits (from guava and lychee to jackfruit and papaya), lentils, spices, naan, yogurts + various kinds of rice

Bonus: Don’t feel like shopping + cooking yourself? Check out our guide to where you can find international cuisine.

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