Amarillo International Food Market — Local services in Amarillo

United doesn't carry fondue anymore, so I came here to look for some. When I found this store, I saw "international" in its name, and I imagined a musty, exotically-decorated little store with shelves packed full of odds and ends from every conceivable nation.

Nothing could have been further from the truth.

This store is not "international". It's not even "middle-eastern". In fact, every single food item I saw was "halal", which is entirely a Muslim concept.

This is entirely, strictly and specifically a Muslim food store and nothing else. It has no diversity and nothing really worth buying to anyone but a Muslim, or someone who has inexplicably fallen in love with Islamic cooking. I sure didn't want any of the modest variety of beans and not much else that...

Every time we've been here we've noticed there are bugs in the dried beans packages. We pointed it out to the employees and they told us they'd take care of it. However, the next time we came weeks later the buggy beans were still on the shelf. When we asked the employees if they wanted us to show them, they said no they'd go look later. From these interactions we can only assume that they aren't worried about it and aren't making any efforts to remedy the problem. We like the store and hope that they can take complaints like this...

I went to purchase tea powder from India. The weight was mentioned in kilograms (KG) and price was in INR(Indian National Rupee), and there was a sticker placed to hide notice that stating that the product was to be sold only in India. This tea powder was not intended for sale in the USA. It seems that some individuals may have obtained this product through shady markets and are reselling it here. The quality might not meet the standards required for products sold in the USA.Just Amazon your product you will find it...