M Asian Halal Foods

If you are looking for amazing international food, this is the place to visit. The center helps and assist immigrant workers into business owners from restaurants to services and retail establishments. As they expand and move into their new building, they will be able to help others in the community. Stop by and patron one of the many businesses.

What is great is there is a variety of food and items you can buy from different cultures, so it's quite the exploration and you are bound to find something you like. Most entrees will cost you around $12, but the presentation, portion, and taste is well worth it. It's also a good place to hangout and relax on your lunch break or after work (the place closes at 7pm Tuesday and Saturday, however, and closes all day Sunday and Monday).

Great and diverse store/restaurants around Buffalo. A lot of small international store and restaurants service different countries food and products. Participated in the Yelp Taste the World event which led to try different restaurant food. Had the bean buns from 007 Chinese, local Ethiopian food and Vietnam desserts. Overall, great experience trying different countries food.

Small business owners share a single storefront, with individual stalls inside. Our family on the most recent visit had the family-sized Ethiopian platter for $28, assorted dim sum for $3 per order, bubble tea for $5 each, and fried bananas. The bathrooms are always out of order, but there's a public restroom at the pharmacy across the street. We *love* this place. My son is planning to order ramen the next time we go.

This is a pretty cool place. Think food court style eatery. We all had something different and some of us had things from multiple vendors. One thing was for certain we all really enjoyed what we got. We also enjoyed sharing our meals with one another. I would highly recommend going here to eat. It's only 4 stars because it is has a small dining area. Make sure to try the banana egg rolls!

I've lived in Western New York all my live and consider myself a foodie. I've passed by this place a thousand times. Either I'm the last person to learn about this amazing place, or it's the best kept secret in Buffalo. All of the "stalls" offers something special. A friend and I got two items from each to share so we could sample a variety of different items. Abyssinia Ethiopian Cuisine was amazing. So was Nine & Night (Thai ma ma soup, yummy). We also had to try the Chinese dim sum station, that was pretty stand-out.