I just visited today and unfortunately the best store here closed down that entire store was…read moreSanrio plush, stationary, and accessories. There are still three other shops here that sell some accessories and plush but they didn't touch the one that's gone now, so sad!!!

i think the products have to be organized. It's very hard to see tote bags. A store just hanging so…read moremany at one place I have to look so deeper. Same as other small toys.

I cannot believe they have new flavors of Kit Kat chocolate like the orange, raspberry, milk tea,…read moreand matcha! I got them all! I love the matcha the most! The orange is kind of bitter to my liking but still pretty unique to try it out! Today I saw they got a new type of Ito En Oi Ocha lemon green tea for sale! There was only one bottle left in the fridge and I got it to try it out! It said 0 grams of added sugar and when I tried it, the green tea was not even sweet at all. It did not really taste like your average lemon tea like Brisk Iced tea. The lemon was so subtle that you could barely even taste any lemon. I mostly tasted the green tea instead. It had a weird taste in my opinion. I thought I tried it out but I don't think I would be getting this in the future. I will just stick to the green tea, jasmine tea, oolong tea, and cold brew matcha tea from Ito En! The best thing about Teso Mini is that it sells the Ito En green tea bottles for $1.99 each! Other places cost more than that so I'm very thankful Teso Mini has Ito En at a cheaper price!

Smaller store in Chinatown but I like the selection…read more Staff was welcoming and friendly around the store and cashier area. There are 3 aisles of snacks, skincare, and drinks. The prices are in line with other Asian markets I have been to. First time seeing the roasted seaweed shrimp chips, so decided to try it. Like the taste and would purchase again. Recommend for snacks in a grab to go style.

Not a large store. But sales girl was helpful and recommended a great eyeliner. I was a bit…read moreskeptical, but upon first use was truly impressed. They carry lots of false lashes and Dolly Wink products. Wish they had more test products available and signs with English translations. Not sure if there is always an English speaking sales girl on. New eyeliner is a Browlash Slim Gel Pencil Liner. It comes as a liquid liner too, which I will try for summer staying power. But the gel pencil is quite impressive.

This is definitely a place worths visiting for Asian girls who have been frustrated with American…read moreand European skincares and missed Japanese and Korean brands. I agree with Tiffany, the staff here are very nice to work with. Those girls at least speak English and Mandarin. They never pushed me to buy anything but would like to recommend based on their own experience and costumer feedbacks. They also gave me couple of dollars discount and many samples each time. The conversation and interaction with them are very pleasant even sometime I ended up buying nothing. I feel like they have the most comprehensive collections of DHC products in town so that you don't need to order online anymore. There are also good selections of Shiseido hair care products, and sekkisei series. So far I liked those products the staff suggested to me at this place. It's such a nice and convenient store to visit!

Love Midoriya Market! Lots of great Japanese goodies including lots of snacks, rice varietals,…read moresauces, noodles, some decent fresh selections, onigiri, sushi, teas and housewares. Was delighted to find one of my favorite brands of Matcha there that has been difficult to find for a while (import, shortages of matcha, kids stealing mama's stash, etc.). Great shop with tons of stuff crammed into a small space.

Midoriya is a great market for Japanese items such as grocery items, snacks, household items and…read moreplenty more. The shop itself is tiny but dense, and well curated and organized. I often come in for an onigiri. Since the store is always clean and really well organized it's really easy to find what you want or need. The staff are polite and helpful.

This review is strictly for my online ordering experience. In my Asian travels, I developed a…read moretaste for Malaysian 3-1 coffees. Difficult to find here. One of the few places where I can find my favorite Malaysian coffees. I have ordered from here three times so far. The online ordering is efficient, fair priced, and fast. Orders have been packaged well and delivered fast. Communication is also a big plus. I'm happy that I stumbled across their website and can easily recommend that you check them out.

While in the vicinity of Chinatown, Lower East Side, NYC on a Wednesday for my professional duties…read moreof my Sisyphean task lunch summons something on-the-go, simple, small portion, and inexpensive. Ai Mart is a newer modern Asian market that is located in Chinatown which is very welcoming addition. I purchased two Onigiris, Japanese rice balls $3.00 each which the filling was good and the Nori (seaweed) wrapping was solid. The rice was below room temp which made the rice sticky and hard to chew. Disappointedly, no plum Onigiri. There are spicy tuna, spicy tuna mayo, spicy salmon, and Unagi (eel). Soy sauce condiment is available for purchase at $0.75. It is very well stock with inventory of Asian imported snacks, Asian ice cream, beauty products, home goods, including prepared hot foods tempura, teriyaki, ramen as well as sashimi/ sushi. Price is reasonable specifically in 2026 stagflation era. If my trek home was close to Chinatown I would surely purchase one pint of Matcha green tea ice cream. Customer service is welcoming and friendly and available for any questions at the cash wrap counter.

I can't supermarket on 8th Avenue that has free parking available for its customers. Although, the…read moreparking lots are often full on weekends, so I up leaving leaving and going to another market. I think that their items are a little more pricey than most things around the area as well. However, I would shop here because of the free parking when there is space. it's conveniently one block away from the train station. It's also usually very organized And easy to fine things. However there are always lines at the cash register when I visit.

After many years of masquerading as a Hong Kong Supermarket…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/hong-kong-supermarket-of-brooklyn-brooklyn), the name change to the more simple, albeit more boring "New York Mart" signals a new era for this long standing Asian grocery spot. For starters, it's cleaner. Much cleaner than it's predecessor. Labels have more English than before (#1) and dare I say the produce section has been beefed up slightly. The shopping experience has definitely been made easier, but that's not to say that the prices and selection are better. Nearby markets that are bigger still have the upper edge. The staff might be different in looks but the same with interaction, which is generally not helpful. Especially when the weekend crowds roll in, it might be easier to shout along with the employees in trying to find what you need. (#2) Thank goodness for the spaced out aisles and multi-language labeling, or this might actually be a reality. _______ (#1) Not that this neighborhood needs it. (#2) In Chinese. Fukinese, preferably.

I love a good specialty/ethnic market and this little store off the side of 8th Ave offers a ton of…read moresoutheast Asian pantry goods and snacks. I picked up a nice selection of sambals, which ranged from $4-5 as well as Maesri curry pastes ($2.50). I thought pricing was extremely reasonable and while the space was a little small, everything was well organized and labeled.

I'm so glad my friend had brought me here to this neighborhood gem. Hidden on a side street around…read morethe 8th Ave neighborhood, this little market is a necessity for anyone who craves Malaysian/Thai/Southeast Asian goodies. And of all the markets that I've gone to, this place has very decent pricing despite inflation costs. Though I barely make the trek anymore to this side of Brooklyn, I will make sure to make a stop here if I'm around this area.

Never have cards that I want, and th clerk was rude. Since when is it considered okay to comment on…read moresomeone's eyesight? Wow, I'll never go back there.

There's a little old lady that owns this shop. She's amazingly kind, funny, and sweet. I stumbled…read moreupon here when I was shopping for birthday presents and wrapping and she helped me out picking to match colors too. My two best friends had a dual birthday and I noticed this was next to Heart to Heart, so I decided to check it out. This store has a variety of funnies so it's cool to check out and also a shop I impulse-buy-indulge on. Each section of the shop is well put and often restocked. I liked how there were sample testers for the lotions. Also there's your usual card selection in the back along with gift wraps, gift bags, and decorations to pick up. I also love cheese, but I'm just tempted to buy one of those mystery cheeses near the shelves or those seasonal delights/chocolates/cookies on the middle table. Also, I'd come back for the Pre de Provence soaps, Crabtree & Evelynn sets, and Tea Forte samples/cannisters. This is probably going to be my favorite shop.