I think I love this store. If it's your first time coming here, make sure you have time. I wanted to look at everything! So many things I've never seen or thought about. Next time I go, I will again be in that store for at least 1 hr. They have fish I've never thought about buying, frozen food I've never thought about. I felt like a kid in a candy store. Customer service really didn't interact with anyone, no one asked if we needed help, even when we looked confused......lol but it's all good.

A pretty cool Asian/international market that leans towards Chinese, Viet, and Thai goods (lacking in Japanese items aside from noodles--I couldn't find any Japanese soy sauce at all). Their food court is absolutely amazing and possibly the biggest draw here: dim sum, a Chinese bakery, Lao, African, Thai, Korean, and other food stalls--the dim sum I had was homemade and excellent and same with the pineapple buns and other baked goods I got. The Lao and Thai booths also looked tempting. Strengths: The food court, first of all. Their produce and fresh fish sections as well. And no, I didn't find the seafood section to smell overly fishy as some have complained, either. Pretty good selection of Asian housewares, decent selection of Chinese sauces, soy sauce, et cetera. Staff--those up front and those at the restaurants--all were super-sweet and friendly. Weaknesses: Pretty much lacking on Japanese and Korean foodstuffs, especially sauces and cooking ingredients. They have however some Jamaican goods so I don't know if it's just a case of finding what the local market wants or what. Despite being a large enough store, they are nowhere near carrying as much as Lotte Plaza in Orlando or New Golden Sparkling Market there, either. I think they could have a larger and more diverse inventory because really, they lack for competition save New World Market down the street. Although it seemed like more shoppers were not Asian than were and most were going in for the food court (can't blame them) so maybe they're banking on things other than Asian cooking staples here.

RD International Market is a fantastic spot for anyone looking to find authentic Asian ingredients at great prices. The store is clean, well-organized, and has a huge variety of groceries, from pantry staples to fresh produce. It's the kind of place where you can get everything you need for a great meal, all in one stop. When you walk in, the food court is on your left, and it's packed with amazing options. There's Chinese BBQ with crispy roast duck, fresh baked goods, Korean food, Japanese ramen, Lao dishes, Thai food, and even sugarcane juice. Everything we tried was delicious, but the BBQ stand really stood out--the portions were huge, and the flavors were spot-on. On the right side, there's a seafood section where you can pick out fresh fish, and they'll even clean it for you for free (though tipping is appreciated). The quality of the seafood is excellent, and the staff working there are fast and friendly. The overall vibe of the market is welcoming and lively. The staff, from the cashiers to the people running the food stalls, are polite and helpful, which makes the experience even better. If you're looking for great food, fresh ingredients, and a fun shopping experience, RD International Market is definitely worth visiting. Whether you're here to grab groceries or just to eat at the food court, it's always a win!

An awesome market with fresh fish, and all the foods you can think of to make delicious ramen, sushi, etc. I love the food court and how there are so many options for different pallets. I will be coming back for sure. Very reasonable prices for everything!

I came here today for the first time and they have a food court inside!!! I ate the pad Thai and green tea. My green tea was matcha I didn't like it but the pad Thai was soooo good. I definitely recommend. The workers were kind as well.

I love the food court vendors and the variety of foods to choose from. The staff is so friendly and welcoming to try their food. The bakery is extra special to me because they tell me what just came out of the ovens. I was able to eat a pastry hit and fresh and take some home. It is a great treat to have a fresh baked pastry. The store area has many kitchen wares, little mementos, cute stationary, lots of treats, and even small toys and stuffed animals. I'm sure that the store has plenty of variety as they replenish their supplies. There's also many different cuisines and cultures represented here in the different isles. I know that I saw Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, and many more. It is a clean and organized venue. I am very pleased to have this venue near my home.

Yup this is what jacksonville needed! Don't get me wrong i like the scattered asian shops throughout the area! But I am soo happy to have a more diverse asian grocery store here. Clean and well stocked! Biggest fan of the food court! Saw some empty stalls cant wait to see what will become of them! Amazing opportunities abound. We picked up some snacks and grocery necessities. Parking is easy and checking out doesn't take long. Planning our next trip back immediately.

Wow, what a spot! If you do any kind of cooking with Asian ingredients at home, this place is absolutely worth going to. Not only will you find the classic ingredients you'd find in the Asian section of a grocery store, but you'll find them at great prices and 10x more options! I'm talking like 30 different versions of soy sauce (I didn't even know that many versions of soy sauce existed!) I know this place prides itself on the seafood selection, but as a vegetarian I didn't look over there much. It was certainly vast and I'm sure a seafood lover would be happy! They did however have a ton of vegetarian/vegan options for many things. Again, a lot more than a regular grocery store. Even when it comes to the tofu. They had a lot of hard to find vegetables and variants of mushrooms which I also appreciate as a vegetarian! The reason I didn't rate it 5 stars is simply because the aisles are a bit confusing to navigate. They didn't have any signage indicating where things are which would be really helpful. Overall, I definitely recommend! I could easily spend hours in here finding new things to try.