Wanted to check out this supermarket and went there today and picked up a pistachio cake that's…read moremade there. It was a jam packed supermarket with a pre-made foods a, pickles, olives, sausages, everything you can think of. Will come back for sure. We enjoyed our cake. Wasn't overly sweet and the pistachio cream was fresh.

A very packed market. The selection is impressive, and the bakery section is very good.read more

This is one of my favorite Chinese supermarkets in the area because of the parking upstairs (need…read moreto get validation at checkout for free parking). It's generally empty midday during the week. The fruits and vegetables are plentiful and sales change weekly. The butchers and fishmongers are friendly. The aisles are spacious. The only negative for me is the temperature- it's always so cold in the store (all year long).

This is my family's go to Asian supermarket. Prices may be a tad bit pricier than supermarkets in…read moreFlushing (Main St area) but worth it given the ample (and free!) parking on the roof and not as crowded when doing your actual shopping. Produce wise, they have an abundance of veggies and herbs. Fruit selection is not as varied as you would find in Flushing and I find berries are always pricier here - but if you're in a pinch, it'll do. I love their seafood section - we always get their branzino or sea bass and they do a great job deboning and cleaning it out for us so it's prepped and ready for cooking when we get home. Their freezer sections has your classic American frozen foods and also a myriad of Asian ice creams (like melons, mochi ice cream), frozen dim sums and baos, thinly sliced hot pot/bbq meat, and frozen Thai spring roll wrappers if you choose to make your own spring rolls. The refrigerated section have ready to cook Korean noodle dishes, ramen, and even seitan (for all the vegetarians out there!). After paying for your goods, don't forget to give your parking ticket to the cashier to get free parking!

Loved this place. Took my wife and teenager here today for the first time. Saw a ton of stuff I…read morehaven't seen since my last trip to Mexico. We spent like $40, mostly on candy... but they have some real delicacies there. You'll even find huitlacoche (corn mushrooms) in a glass jar (you'll either find them beautiful, or absolutely gross looking, but I suggest you try some on your quesadillas). They had some of our favorite junk food, Bubu Lubu... and some imported vegetables (a squash that you cannot find locally, similar to our zucchini). We saw 3 different brands of tortillas... and I'm the refrigerator they had cemitas and other things you can't commonly find in a store. The line moved quickly. They'll charge you extra if you want to use a credit card, but at least they're not cash-only! Piñatas adorn the ceiling, even our teenager was impressed by the place.

Great shop, tons of variety. Just about every Mexican candy you could want. Fresh cotija, cesina,…read morequeso fresco, etc. Highly recommend if you need Mexican ingredients.

Tashkent is an excellent place to do food shopping. The produce is consistently fresh,…read morehigh-quality, but still cheaper than the nearby supermarket chains. I won't get my onions, bell peppers, or cucumbers anywhere else, and their satsuma mandarins are also a great find. The meat selection is excellent as well and very fresh. The hot food bar is always worth a stop. Their plov (beef or lamb) is a great deal at $9.99/lb, and the meat is unbelievably tender and flavorful. It often runs out later in the day. The samsa are massive, flaky, and come stuffed with pumpkin, beef, lamb, or chicken. The manti and bilyash are also fantastic. You really can't go wrong with any of the prepared foods. They also carry a wide variety of Central Asian and Eastern European groceries, including seasonings, teas, sweets, pickled vegetables, honey, and more. The bread selection is another highlight, with fresh Uzbek non or lepeshka. The space itself is pretty small and cramped, so it feels more like a quick "grab what you need and go" kind of store rather than a place to casually browse. A line of only a few people can stretch to the back, but the cashiers do a great job keeping things moving. Tashkent also recently opened a location in Manhattan that I checked out, and it's a larger space with even more selection.

Such disappointment:( I bought a cake for a birthday three days ago :( it was very dry, impossible…read moreto eat. I throw out $12 in the garbage.. when I tried it. It tasted like it was over there in the fridge for a week or more. I do not recommend this place.

Wide variety of grocery selection…read more Most Asian groceries can be found here. The prices are a bit higher here but that can be expected from the place it's operating in. Inside is pretty well maintained and clean. Staff are very professional and work quick. Word of caution, if you bring your own bag, you can't put stuff in it. Use their shopping carts and add in after paying. This store particularly has a lot of problems with people stealing. There's a wall of shame you can check when you walk in

Skyfoods is one of my more preferred Asian supermarkets because of its relative spaciousness and…read morecleanliness compared to other places selling similar items. They also carry a number products and brands less commonly found in other Chinese supermarkets. This Skyfoods is one of a few locations, two in Flushing and one in Elmhurst; this one sits on the first floor of the Shops at Skyview on College point Avenue in downtown Flushing. Walking in from the main entrance to the shops this is kinda hidden towards the back of the building. It's nice that it doesn't usually get too crowded. They give free parking in the structure if you shop and buy over $40. What's nice similar to some other larger Asian grocery stores (Hmart, Mitsuwa) is they sometimes do sampling stations on weekends where they showcase a handful of products. My last purchase of a box of Asian pears was because I got to try a couple pieces of sweet fruit so I felt confident in picking up a box. Aside from fresh produce, meat and seafood, dried, canned and packaged foods, they have relatively larger refrigerated foods and tea/drinks and snack sections. See pics of some interesting products. Also for example they carry some instant powdered sweet fruit (jujube, sour plum) teas here I don't find in other places, and for that reason alone I make a trip here every so often.

Very clean store with the best employees. All the managers are helpful and always gives 1000%…read morecustomer service . The quality of food items are awesome .

Food Bazaar has been here since the Waldbaum's that was here closed down. Since then, they also…read moretook over the Associated Supermarket around the corner, so they have the only traditional supermarkets in the LeFrak City area which covers 15,000 to 20,000 people. By this being the case, they do not offer competitive pricing and seem to be gouging the people here since they do not have any other local choices. A couple of examples of this: 1) Oscar Mayer Bacon $14.29 here and the regular price at ShopRite is $8.69. 2) 15 Pack of Sabrett Sausages $21.99 here and the regular price at ShopRite is $14.79. 3) Mazola Oil Gallon Size is $14.39 here and in ShopRite only $9.79. Sure, Food Bazaar may not have the buying power of a ShopRite or Stop & Shop, but they still can offer lower prices to make things affordable while still making a profit. I know this because I worked in the Waldbaum's that was here until they closed 30 years ago and continued working in management and do know the cost of goods to the info it retailers, including independents. So I can speak from experience. Still in the Retail Sector dealing with grocery and can say that this Food Bazaar located on 57th Ave in LeFrak City is basically a place where the business takes full advantage of their customers. Go somewhere else if possible and save money while letting this location know they cannot continue this type of behavior.

Outstanding, great mozzarella and great bang for your buck before the Mets game! Well worth ya dimeread more

Food was fantastic. Two women on two slicers making fresh…read moreItalian sandwiches. Ambiance was all NY Mets - D. Wright stopped in 2 weeks beore....OMG -- We got a sandwich and a Perroni

Great selection of items. I can find pretty much everything I need. Conveniently located next to…read morethe (7) train. Will keep coming back.

This is my favorite Trader Joe's in queens. The only issue is the parking is extremely difficult…read more However, this location is always fully stocked and has so much variety. Although their lines tend to get long, the wait is never really that long since they have staff organizing the line and the cashiers worked quick and efficiently.

Trader Joe's is a must when I'm with my friends in Forest Hills. I'm a fan more and more these…read moredays. I've received a lot of TJ's items for Xmas and Get well. Plus my friends on Yelp like Cam have recommended food. My friend Emanuel told me about the Spanakopita a long time ago. I thought I'd try these nut bars (see photos) but I'm afraid the almonds might break a tooth! I'm recommending you stop in to any Trader Joe's when you're in the neighborhood. Don't forget to buy a shopping/tote bag. So cool!