NDM Market Duluth (Gwinnett International Farmers Market)

The big international farmers market on Shackleford Road in Duluth now goes by NDM Market, short for Nam Dae Mun Farmers Market. The Duluth store, the chain’s first, opened in 2005 near Gwinnett Place, and NDM now runs eight stores around metro Atlanta. Same address, same phone number, and the same huge selection of produce, meat and seafood from around the world.

The name comes from Namdaemun, the “Great Southern Gate” in Seoul, South Korea’s first National Treasure, where a busy market of fish, grain and fruit traders has grown up since the Joseon era.

What You’ll Find

Produce from around the world

A very large selection of fruits and vegetables, including Asian, Latin American and other international varieties that are hard to find in a regular supermarket.

Meat and seafood

Full-service meat and fresh seafood counters, with cuts for Korean barbecue, hot pot and other cuisines.

International groceries

Aisles of packaged foods, spices, sauces, frozen foods and household goods from many countries.

Bakery, deli and food court

Baked goods and ready-to-eat food, plus a food court serving Korean and Chinese dishes.

Tips for Your Visit

Weekday mornings are the calmest time to shop; weekends get busy. The store is wheelchair accessible. NDM also has an app with weekly ads, digital coupons and rewards, and a “Find Item” tool on its website for checking what a store carries.

Other NDM Market Stores

NDM Market also has stores in Lilburn, Lawrenceville, Norcross, Stone Mountain, Morrow and two in Smyrna, with a Chamblee store announced on its locations page. All list the same 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily hours (the Norcross store stays open until 10 p.m. Sundays and Mondays).

The international farmers market on Shackleford Road in Duluth
The Shackleford Road market in an earlier photo, under its old name.

Looking for a farm-direct market instead? See our guide to Georgia farmers markets.

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