Love to shop there. Beautiful workers. Olive oils , Nuts and Cheese. Plus spices in wood barrels…read more Reminds me of being back home in South Carolina.

Great spices, cheeses, olives. Service friendly and helpful…read moreI've been shopping here for years, very consistent quality

Food is always fresh and good quality. You have to be there…read morepretty early like 1-2pm. Otherwise selection of fresh prepared food is not last. People are buying it of the shelf's

I used to absolutely love this place, but things have shifted in a negative direction and I felt…read morecompelled to write about it. The meat prices used to be extremely attractive, and they have probably gone up 50% to 60% over the past 8 to 12 weeks. At the chicken or lamb over rice station, the container has shrunk down in size by roughly 40%. It does taste pretty good, but is now more expensive than chipotle, fluffies, or any chicken over rice food truck in the city. On our most recent visit last weekend, the new container is so small that there is hardly any rice in our chicken over rice dish. And it now costs almost $11 per pound after tax. Yes, I weighed the food and the container. Fluffies, for example, which I am not affiliated with at all, is a much better deal than Tashkent. At Fluffies I am paying roughly $6.75 per pound of food, and it is extremely delicious. The salad bar is still has an amazing selection, but it is $11-$21 per pound, depending on what you get. That is whole food prices! Overall Tashkent used to be a tremendous value, and now it is average. I can get average anywhere in the city. This has ruined it for me. And I'm pretty much done with it.

Take my money!! I am absolutely obsessed with this place. The store is so cute and organized. I…read morefelt like I was in a convenience store in Japan. They have so much good stuff! The employees were all so nice. You gotta check out the matcha cafe too. I had to limit myself to just 6 things, because I was about to buy the whole store. You won't regret coming here!

Super bright, clean and new Japanese grocery and convenience store. Like it - reminds me of a…read moreroomier version of a Japanese 7-Eleven. Snacks, a dessert bar upfront with matcha soft serve, 10% off for students, and a lot of snacks and ice cream. The bento and lunchboxes look good - I was waiting for the fried chicken which wasn't out yet before I had to head to my appointment. They have a funny little mascot upfront, and some plates and cosmetics in different aisles.

Always great customer service, and we always find what we need. Prices are good and always able to…read morebuy our European snacks! They have different types of frozen Burek. Granted fresh ones always taste way better but this is the second best thing when you get that crave.

I worked at Euromarket in Astoria, Queens, New York for 8 full days. The owner, Panayiotis Menikou,…read moretold me to bring two forms of ID and said we would complete the paperwork later. After I left for personal reasons, he initially avoided paying me -- not answering calls and not showing up to work when I came by. I eventually went to the store late one night to speak with him in person. After arguing for about 20 minutes, he only paid me half of what he owed me. During my time there, I also witnessed serious food safety issues. The store was selling expired products -- including pantry items and drinks -- and instead of discarding them, employees were instructed to erase expiration dates using rubbing alcohol. Several customers even complained about expired items while I was there. Please be aware of these practices before supporting this business.

It's really just a food store, but when I recently went there, I felt like I was back in Japan,…read morewhich we visited recently. Mostly, or all, Japanese food products, pastries, and candy. I don't know where the plastic-contained food products are manufactured, but they appear fresh, and suggest that they taste good. This place is at least worth a visit. I intend to return soon. All I bought this time was a 5-pack of Yakult, a milk-based, probiotic drink that I like. Now I don't have to go all the way to 32nd St. and 6th Ave. just to get it. It's made in Orange County, CA, by the way.

This is a convenient little market right in the heart of Ktown! I always stop by here now whenever…read moreI am visiting NYC. It's a good place for a quick grab and go selection of Japanese lunch or dinner selections including some onigiri as well. The downstairs area felt a little awkward because of the eating area and could use a little more improvement I think? Otherwise, staff is friendly and the store has good snacks and groceries.

I bumped into this grocery store and I was pleasantly surprised on the plentiful food options here…read more I got a mini omakase for my lunch and it was fresh and delicious! The service was very efficient and friendly. The ambiance was busy and bustling in this store. They had a small noodle station with 2 stools. Prices were reasonable especially for this area.

We ordered the Unagi, salmon, and spicy tuna onigiri. Rice is perfectly cooked for onigiri and…read moresatisfied with the filling taste but filling portion size was small. Service was fast and efficient. Place is packed so try to figure out your order before/while you're in line.

Absolutely love the food and groceries here. They curate the best from the Middle East and around…read morethe world!

Spice heaven -yes. Good selection of world spices. Specialty goods and ingredients. Bulk cofee,…read morecandy, nuts cheese ,olives and more. Lots of prepared foods too and grocery items. The store is spacious and not overwhelming. Shelves ate neatly organized. Workers are helpful and willing to locate products for you. Great place for ingredients if you're interested in preparing foods from other countries and cuisines.

Great Japanese market with lots of dishes. They have everything from chicken karage to rice balls…read more Everything is also delicious and half off after 6 PM. I was able to get a lot of goodies to try at half off. It was a very good deal. I enjoyed the chicken karage and rice balls but there were many other options. It was quick to check out and the inside is like a regular supermarket. There was actually a good amount of people inside probably because it's close to pace university. Nonetheless, a great spot for a quick grab and go meal at a great deal.

My friend visited because she was looking for a particular candy. While she did not locate it, they…read moreoffered a wide variety of other options. If you are in the market for Japanese products, I definitely recommend stopping here and then you can stroll on over to the Brooklyn Bridge and walk off the calories, lol.

A relatively enormous Chinese supermarket, HK supermarket is your one-stop shop for pretty much any…read moregroceries you could think of. You'll need to park your personal carts at the front. Packaged goods are on the basement floor. Meats are to the left, produce is at the front, and drinks and sauces are to the back. Prices are quite reasonable although I've noticed that most American products are slightly more expensive. They do offer grabber tools to help you reach higher shelved products, which is nice. I'd definitely recommend HK Supermarket due to its excellent inventory. Just remember to come before it closes since it usually shuts down around 7-8pm.

Have to update my review, which is getting old. Afraid this place is simply not as good as it used…read moreto be. Over the years it has gotten more crowded and filthier. The prices, which once were the big lure, are also longer quite as good as they were. As some here have noted, they engaged in outright price-gouging during the COVID pandemic, which I found to be obnoxious. But then the quality of the vegetables steadily declined. Perhaps it was a bad supplier or whatever. And they weren't as cheap as they used to be. The service, while never good, has turned rude, and worse at the fish counter. My old fish store on Grand closed so I started going here for fish. At first I didn't mind when "locals" were waited on ahead of me, but frankly it became irritating after a time. I'm not sure it's legal, to be honest. And the prices of fish are not as good, a buck more expensive per pound, than other fish merchants. The rat i saw on my last visit clinched it for me. Goodbye, Hong Kong Supermarket.

Cool store with lots of Asian offerings. I like that they have onigiri, sushi, and other ready-made…read morefoods. I tried their Inari Onigiri and it was good; I loved having an option as someone who doesn't eat fish. Something cool to note is after a certain time, they discount sushi and onigiri by 30%. Great customer service as well.

Ai Mart is a newer Asian grocery store that's become a handy addition to NYC's Chinatown. The store…read moreis well-stocked with a wide range of Asian grocery items, from pantry staples to snacks, alongside various home goods and other products, all at very reasonable prices. What makes it stand out is the fresh food section. They sell ready-to-eat items like onigiri (rice balls) and various hot foods. A real highlight is their ice cream, which features unique Asian flavors such as durian and lychee. The ice cream looks great, isn't overly sweet, and offers a fun way to end your shopping trip. It's a solid, modern grocery option in the neighborhood that successfully combines essential shopping with some delicious, convenient treats.