If it's in the realm of Asian cooking they probably have it. Not only that but they know where…read moreeverything is. Fresh produce that is preached and packed. Best baby bok choy. It's a bit packed but they rotate inventory regularly and it's always fresh. Incense is super economical here. Cute little neighborhood mom and pop store

This store is little but you find good stuff and excellent prices and they help you find the best…read moredeals

We discovered Hanna & Tiger's Asian Mart in Killian by chance while taking a different route to…read moreavoid traffic, and it turned out to be such a great find. The store is very clean and well-organized, which made browsing really enjoyable. Prices are reasonable, and there's a nice variety of unique items. One standout was the strawberry-shaped ice cream--it tasted amazing and was a fun treat. We also picked up some bao buns with taro filling, which were delicious. Another highlight was the Korean coffee--simple but perfect, especially with just 2 grams of sugar. It had a great balance of flavor without being too sweet. The service at the POS was fast and professional, making the whole experience smooth from start to finish.

This location offers a good variety of ingredients to choose from. I love the precooked dumplings…read morethey sell. Lots of yummy junk food as well haha. It's not a large location, again, they do offer many things. For those ramen lovers, they have a whole section just with ramen. Use your clover app to get those points.

Stopped by here after a concert in Miami the night before and we're super hungry! We saw this was…read morenear our hotel so our group stopped and were pleasantly surprised by the selection with a breakfast area, a cafe/ pastry area, and a hot food bar (and a juice bar!). We all got multiple items and were satisfied with the food. However the service was a bit off since it was hard to communicate in English which led to some mistakes in the drink orders and the drinks also took a while to be finished. But there was plenty of seating outside and it looked overall clean!

Classic Miami flavor and still the best place for pork and lechón…read more Back when I lived in Miami, there were only two El Palacio de los Jugos locations. Now they've expanded and while this was my first time at the Flagami spot, it didn't matter one bit. The same delicious food, the same friendly, fast service, and that unmistakable Miami vibe were all still there. I came for what I've always loved: the fried pork chunks (nobody does them better) and the lechón, both full of local flavor and perfectly prepared. Though they offer pastries too, I opted to swing by a bakery separately but it's great to have that variety available in one place. I was in and out very quickly, which is always appreciated when you're just trying to grab something good. The staff behind the counter were just as nice and efficient as I remembered from years ago. If you're in town and craving authentic, hearty Miami eats from meats to juices to fresh fruits this is definitely the place. The only hard part? Choosing just one or two things from their incredible variety.

Stopped by Public Cafe in Westchester and ordered a croqueta. Unfortunately, it was one of the most…read moredisappointing parts of my visit. The texture and flavor tasted like something that came straight from a frozen box rather than a freshly made croqueta. I hate leaving negative reviews, but I also don't want others to spend their money expecting a quality croqueta and end up disappointed. There are too many great places in Miami serving fresh, flavorful croquetas to settle for one that tastes mass-produced. Hopefully this was just an off day, but based on my experience, I wouldn't order it again.

Daniel is the Assistant Store Manager of this publix... actually I truly was under the impression…read morehe was the Store Manager! Wow!! Publix really shouldn't sleep on this man I would've made him the store manager already with his insane level of professionalism. Someone with that kind of image truly deserves to become Publix in its whole nature. The man definitely gives off corporate vibes. He is the reason why I have started coming more often if I'm going to be honest with ya!

I really love coming to this Asian market. They have really unique and interesting snacks. They…read morehave all kinds of different sodas imported from Asia. When you go to the snack aisle you will be amazed by the variety of snacks. We always stop here when in the area and it never disappoints. One of my favorite snacks to get there is Sesame Mochi! It is so cute and the texture is incredible!! Plus sesame seeds are great for you! I also get fresh ginger root as I like to juice with it. All reasonable prices and very interesting food selection! I have been here several times and it never disappoints!! The people that work there are so sweet and helpful! You have to go check it out!

So glad Hanna Market Tiger opened up here in South Miami, especially so close to where I live. It…read morehonestly feels like the perfect little escape to Asia, a region I'm totally obsessed with. They've got all the cool goodies: mooshi, Asian Oreos, fun sodas, moon cakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival, wafer cookies, Hershey's cookies, and many more.... What makes it even better is how practical the place is. They offer free parking for two hours (a big win in Miami), and the selection goes way beyond snacks: soups, Asian chips, frozen entrées and appetizers like shrimp or noodle snacks, even Thai canned soups. You could literally set up a full-course meal just from their shelves. I also love that they even carry cutlery, so they've got you covered from shopping to serving. And a special shoutout to Marissa at the register, she's always super helpful and genuinely happy to assist, which makes the shopping experience much better. It never gets super packed so you can easily enjoy and take time to contemplate all the different treats they offer. It is kept super clean and organize, which makes the Asian experience more enjoyable!

Have been here a couple of times to buy toiletries and gluten free snacks before cruises. Seems…read morelike a smaller Walmart than other Supers with less selection overall . But it's the closest to where I stay so that's a plus. Always busy but lines move fast.

I'm grateful that this Walmart exists because it's close to my job and allows me to grab the things…read moreI need after work. But the issue is that there is barely ever any close parking in the shopping center because there are several other big stores such as Publix. I also often find it hard to find things in the store. And each time I try to locate an item that I saw online it is never on the shelf that it states online. Like any Walmart there are only a few registers open but I usually do the self checkout. Make sure you keep your receipt as they're required to check everyone's on the way out.

Tonight I had the best Cuban sandwich! Ever! Made by el lonchero maestro DENY. By the way lonchero…read moremaestro means sandwich "master expert!" This guy is a superstar! Felipe, this guy is the absolute BEST! Zoily, also took very good care of me at the counter. The place was super clean and the ambience was fantastic. As Cuban as ever. La Carreta deserves five stars. The owners are doing a masterful job, keeping good people that care about where they work, and what they produce. Tell the Rudy sent you!

Ok. So you are a lower end Cuban food restaurant. Great…read more You have always been there for the bird road neighborhood peeps. Then, for some ungodly reason you decide to break out from the Cuban restaurant mode and stop including Cuban coffee and tostadas in your breakfast menu. Are you serious? Are you nuts? What, all of a sudden you have turned into a high class club? Please get real carreta. The only thing you had going for you was your breakfast. Go back to offering coffee and tostada with your exuberant $9 breakfast (which by the way excludes the delicious Garcías chorizo you had in the past), and maybe you will get more customers. As far as I know, you are still La Carreta and not a fancy hoity toity place so stop trying to be one!

I'll have to say it's a pleasure to visit Aldi's not only do I save money but usually find…read moredifferent items they bring in which are great. Buying fruits and vegetables my go to and the cheeses are great. THE BEST THING is the staff from Jorge Gonzalez manager to Eric Rodriquez assistant manager always willing to help me find what ever I need. The store is clean and usually stocked providi the trucks come in. Thank you

June 6, 2025. At approximately 9:20 a.m., I left Aldi store #088, located at 8621 Coral Way, Miami…read more I want to express my dissatisfaction with the mistreatment and poor customer service I experienced at this store. A cashier--whose name was not visible on her name tag--was shouting at me from her register while I was at the self-checkout because one of my items wouldn't scan. She spoke to me very rudely and even said that if I didn't know how to use the self-checkout, I shouldn't be using it. Everyone around was surprised by her attitude, which I found extremely unpleasant. I felt very upset and mistreated.

As soon as I walked into Asia Grocery, I was given such a warm welcome. The owner is very nice and…read morewilling to help if needed! After shopping around a bit, I went to the counter to pay and got the famous potato samosas with some of their hot sauce. I cannot begin to explain how tasty the samosas were! They were filled perfectly, fluffy, extremely flavorful, and the hot sauce was the ultimate cherry on top. I definitely recommend coming to try their samosas or just to shop for any Indian goods you might need!

So being an insta fan and yelp fan and a Yelp Elite myself (of course!) I had heard about these…read morelittle pockets of heaven - aka Samosas. So, having established that this establishment was so near to where I work, I HAD to check it out. The service was fact and friendly. I told the male owner, why I was there! I said your samosas are supposed to be amazing, and if they are then I will be back. He winked at me! so..... verdict? I bought three and was on my way to work, so I thought I would sample and nibble ONE in the car whilst driving. OH dear!!! That failed....they must have been amazing (which they were) as I guiltily and glamorously and decadently ate them ALL in my car. I cannot remember a BETTER samosa that I have tried. GO!!!!!

This is the best Peruvian market I have found in South Florida. As someone who is Peruvian and…read moredeeply connected to the food, this visit felt both validating and comforting. It was well worth the drive! The selection is outstanding. The market carries authentic pantry staples, seasonings, and frozen ingredients that are difficult to find even at larger international markets. Many of these items are not available anywhere else locally. Everything was well stocked, clearly stored, and fresh (and not about to expire in a month, iykyk), which matters greatly for specialty ingredients. There is also a thoughtful selection of Peruvian merchandise, including jerseys, flags, rosaries, and huayruros. These details reinforce the cultural care behind the space. Another highlight is the freshly prepared Peruvian food on-site. They offer tamales, sandwiches, hot coffee, smoothies, and desserts typically found only at a Peruvian bakery. The flavors were authentic and comforting, and the quality reflected pride in the food being served. The team was warm, knowledgeable, and happy to offer recommendations for cooking, gifting, or trying something new. Overall, I will be bringing visiting friends and family here to restock and reconnect with the food. For anyone seeking authentic Peruvian ingredients and flavors in South Florida, this is a place to know!!!

Was looking for this for 3 years and finally found it at Perú Pá Tí...got me 3 and the price was…read moreunder 9 dollars a can...