Seoul International Asian Market - Asian grocery store in Oak Grove - 15154 Fort Campbell Blvd, USA

I've been going here for almost 20 years now. It has everything korean you could possibly need and / or want. The owners are great people, too. Fair price for everything if not super cheap compared to some of the other stores in the area.

Took my Korean mother here. She was impressed with the variety. She said it was better than the options in the Buffalo NY area when we were up there, lots to choose from. Prices are on everything so no guessing. From frozen, to refrigerated, to dry goods. It was definitely worth the drive from the Nashville TN area.

I always like shopping here. The prices are fair, and there's so much stuff there that you can't find other places! I love that they have all those Korean table sides that you can just go buy. Also, they have fresh made kimchi! It's so good. It is such a great place to shop. If you are looking for an Asian ingredient, try here first.

I like this place a lot. It has a lot of authentic brands. It's also the closest place to Hopkinsville that sells Thai Basil which makes a huge difference in flavor compared to regular basil when cooking thai food at home.

The cashier was super nice and helped me find the things I needed. I've been wanting to try new things to heal my stomach and make me healthier. With her help I found just the items I needed was very happy. 10/10

I love this place. They have items that can be hard to find in Walmart, Kroger, or even Publix. You can also buy items in bulk. I really enjoy their selection of non-food items. You can buy dishes, utensils, tea sets, and much much more. It's like a mini-department store. Prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly and ready to answer any questions. Its so nice to have this so close to many subdivisions in North Clarksville.

One of our two favorite Korean markets in the area and both of our favorites are owned by the same people. Great selection in a small place!

This is the place in the Fort Campbell & Clarksville area for Korean Fire Noodles! Seoul International Asian Market is easy to find, has lots of parking space, and a wide variety of different Asian foods and seasonings. It is the largest Asian market in this area. This week I got introduced to Korean Fire Noodles after a friend showed me a video of a fast food ramen restaurant in Orlando, Florida. The most demanded item there was the Korean Fire Noodles. Korean fire noodles are a particular type of spicy noodles from South Korea. While most people cannot handle the spiciness of these noodles, they still want to try it! These noodles were first created by Samyang Foods, Inc. The company also makes a variety of other ramen flavors. However, over time, the Korean fire noodles have become their specialty. For most netizens, Samyang is become synonymous with the fiery hot Korean fire noodles! Seoul International Asian Market always has something I am looking for like homemade kimchi, seasoned squid, wood chopsticks, and ramen noodles. I found a huge variety of Samyang Noodles here: Samyang Carbo Spicy Chicken Fried Noodles are not as spicy as the original spicy ramen from Samyang - herbal, cheesy, & spicy. Samyang Fire Hot Curry Flavored Chicken Ramen Noodles is deliciously hot and spicy. The heat builds up gradually and you can taste the curry flavor of the noodles. The Buldak Bokkeummyun Light is basically the basic fire noodle but with 40% less spice. It’s definitely much milder than the other variants, but the decreased spice somehow affected the overall savoriness of the noodles as well. I got some of these Korean Fire Noodles/ramen, Japanese Clear Broth, a jar of kimchi, fish flakes for a recipe, and seasoned squid. Total cost of these groceries: $30. Pricey but not bad. On the way out, I saw some cold coffee in cans. I decided to buy some another day.