I've found better prices and better Japanese snacks, home goods, or beauty than most big-name Asian…read moremarts here in Brooklyn. Before I moved out of Brooklyn, I used to visit Ebisu almost every other week. Partly because it's right next to my primary care doctor and pharmacy, but mostly because it has an extensive selection of japanese snacks and homegoods! Every time it feels like a treasure hunt, as they often carry unique snacks and items I've never seen elsewhere, even in larger Asian markets. Most things here are often a dollar cheaper than big Asian markets. They even gave me a gift pack FOR FREE as I spent over $30. Highlights of my finds: ＊Kewpie 80% calorie cut mayo - I've been searching for these for the longest time. It is constantly out of stock at H Mart and Sunrise Mart. So excited to score them here! Only 20 cal per serving and tastes exactly the same as the regular one. ＊Chiikawa blind boxes and keychains - they sell some japan exclusive ones here! I love collecting Chiikawa keychains. ＊Viral fruit shaped ice cream - sell in box/individually. ＊Japanese special Twinings tea bags - strawberry & blueberry, peach & orange, raspberry & lemon. ＊JP and KR beauty - they sell Romand, Dasique, 3CE, Canmake, Kate, and more. I got a romand lip balm for only $9.99. ＊Claw machines, blind boxes and anime figures on the second floor!

Store has some really unique Japanese imported products. From cute plushies to everyday household…read moreitems, to specialty Japanese snacks, this small shop basically has items fully stocked. The aisles are clear and cleaned, staff are readily available to help. Price is actually moderate compared to the other big chained specialty stores. There's even loyalty points for repeat customers. Nice!

Speaking from a tourist perspective, this place was fun. They have Japanese snacks, drinks, instant…read morenoodles, sauces, yada yada. I got my son some Japanese Pokémon cards for example (as in with Japanese writing on the package. Worth popping in. Oh and a fun little bag for a nickel.

The store sells many Japanese snacks and drinks, and sometimes, if the expiration/best-by date is 1…read moremonth away, the price will be much lower.

H Mart is the largest Asian market in the United States specializing in Korean and Pan Asian…read moregroceries a bunch of household items and a lot of specialty goods. The H in H Mart stands for "han ah reum" a Korean phrase that means "one armful of groceries ". The store was founded with one single store in Queens New York in 1982 and expanded into a multimillion billion dollar cultural and culinary business with nearly 100 locations in the US and the United Kingdom. We really enjoyed visiting and found so many unique treats that I probably could have used Google translate to look up the macros to some of the foods if that's your thing. There are sorts of household goods, toys, skincare, cakes, unique sodas and drinks, sushi, candy and so much more . It's absolutely incredible and fun with so much to explore it's seriously worth your time it's lot's really a fun experience. We had gone in and grabbed some sushi and it was absolutely delicious. If it was up to me I would take home half the store it has that much unique and worth while things to purchase with really good prices and quality goods you can't go wrong here! 1 American Dream Way East Rutherford New Jersey 07073 Phone: (201)559-3988 Hours: Sunday: 10:00am - 8:00pm Monday: 10:00am - 9:00pm Tuesday: 10:00am - 9:00pm Wednesday: 10:00am - 9:00pm Thursday: 10:00am - 9:00pm Friday: 10:00am - 10:00pm Saturday 10:00am- 10:00pm

They had Dragons Highball drinks. I am very excited that I have finally found them. This was a very…read moreclean H Mart, and they had some of the themed state reusable bags.

Po Wing Hong is not a food market. It is more like a grocery store that sells traditional Chinese…read moredried seafood, herbs, medicine, and food items. It does not sell any hot food. The selection is huge. The price is reasonable. There are many cashiers, and workers around to help if needed. The biggest thing for me is the selection of dried seafood and herbs. You can find dried shrimp, scallop, sea cucumber, shitake mushroom...just to name a few. It also has frozen abalone from Australia. You can to see the items before you buy. Highly recommend for people who understands traditional Chinese food.

Po Wing Hong Food Market may be geared to people more accustomed to their specialized offering than…read moreme since the unavoidable strong smell of bulk dried fish and other dried seafood really hits you when immediately come in the store! It surrounds both entrances. Wow! Important to note - There is a warning sign in English and Chinese "Beware Pickpockets," so they likely have had a problem in store! Clearly, there is a selection of other Chinese-geared items that may be unique to Po Wing Hong also contributing to its popularity, such as to name a few: certain frozen seafood, zanthoxylum bungeanum seed oil, bird's nest (with or without rock sugar), Chinese New Year candy, plus a wall of health and beauty goods. They're just not for me - so I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. For customers interested in these types of items, perhaps Po Wing Hong is a great place to shop. My interest was in specific condiments, which I found the widest selection at Hong Kong Supermarket around the corner and best pricing at New Kam Man on Canal. Given this experience and the olfactory challenges, it's unlikely that I'll reenter Po Wing Hong Food Market again.

This store is amazing ,service is always great selection is amazing & value of everything inside…read morethis store is perfect. I've been going here for years & it's always a good time. Everyone who works here is always really friendly. Thanks again for everything.

Always fun to stop in and browse the different items that are here. A little expensive for some…read moreitems but I guess if you want the item you would pay the price. But a great variety of toys, models, clothes, and other Asian knickknacks.

((4.5 stars)) Bam…read moreMart is a convenience store mostly filled Japanese imports, located on Grand Street in the Lower East Side. the store neatly arranges some fresh foods like onigiri, candies + chocolates, snacks, a large variety of soft drinks, sauces, pantry foods, tchotchkes, dishware and other housewares, anime collectibles, and more. the store isn't huge but everything organized well and doesn't feel cramped. the interior is clean and brightly lit. there's a lot of items in this store, so explore. been here a few times and really liked the canned cold brew and the matcha energy drink i got here. discovered some awesome grape flavored mints as well. this is a nice addition to the area. service is pleasant and quick. definitely will be back here to explore more of the shop's wares.

I was walking in the area and stumbled across Bam Mart! It's such a cute store for Japanese goods…read moreacross all categories - they have food / snacks, kitchenware, beauty products, and cute tchotchkes. It's similar to a Tesolife, if you're familiar with those, but this place feels so much more spacious and less cramped, and the people working are super kind and friendly. I will 100% be back and I'm so glad something like this has opened up in the area.

Formerly Dynasty (now Hong Kong Supermarket or Mon Chong), this place underwent a considerable…read morefacelift. At first, I thought they'd closed down part of the store last year and made it much much smaller. That appeared to be just a temporary change, as they reopened most of the store behind it with new areas for the fish market, a downstairs filled with dry goods and candy, and new aisles for cold and frozen goods. Overall, I'm not sure of the current layout if it's better or not, but I do like having a full-fledged supermarket back on the block. Still okay on the prices, but you can often find seafood at a dedicated seafood store cheaper, and vegetables I'd still go down by the Manhattan Bridge. But still, not too bad.

If I'm in Chinatown, this is definitely one of the grocery stores I visit. It's got tons of stuff,…read morethough as others have mentioned, nothing like 99Ranch on the West Coast. So the reason I am writing, so apparently, Dynasty really is going to be renovating. They were giving 10% off a couple of months ago because of 'renovation' purposes, but then never saw the renovations. Now they are seriously renovating, I think, it's 20% off, and they have no live fish, half the frozen section was gone, and the fridge section and produce were not to be found. I did pick up a ton of canned goods, which I then later regretted when I was walking home carrying all my goodies, but definitely worth it. And for 20% off, can't complain. Just don't go expecting a full service grocery store while they are renovating. I tried asking how long, or when they would be renovating. Couldn't get an answer, if someone has answers, please post.

Korean skincare is not a fad... it's here to stay! It gained so much global popularity because it…read moreWORKS (and the marketing is cute too). K-Beauty takes a more holistic, preventative approach, with a big focus on hydration and that glowy "glass skin" look. Compared to Western skincare, K-Beauty uses more unique ingredients like snail mucin, green tea, bee venom, etc. I've had dry skin my entire life, so Korean products have been a lifesaver. I have nooOOOooo business buying any more skincare than I already have, but whoop-de-doo. I walked past K-Beauty Outlet and folded. This location is in the Edgewater Marketplace Plaza. I was in heaven as soon as I walked in. First of all, the level of organization made my Virgo rising so happy LOL. The store is extremely easy to navigate. It's not difficult to find what you're looking for because everything is clearly labeled and organized by type: cleansers, serums, exfoliants, toners, sunscreens, moisturizers, sheet masks, etc. They have descriptions of what each product does and what skin types and concerns it's best for. Perfect, I don't even have to google anything on my phone hahaha. They have a mix of viral, trendy items you've seen all over social media, along with classic staples. They also sell hair care, body care, and makeup. Testers are available for everything! I HAVE to give a special shout out to Sophia. She was so incredibly helpful, knowledgable, and sweet. She has a background in esthetics and has a really great eye for color matching and style. She gave me the best recommendations for my skin concerns and even matched me with a new lip color and foundation. I was shook by how she took one look at me and was like, "Okay, this is your color and this is your match." She tested the makeup on me and... she was right!!! I really liked how everything looked! She was so fun to talk to--I wanted to be besties with her LOL. I ended up buying a few things she recommended and even got a complimentary sheet mask. They have a rewards program, so put your phone number in and rack up those goodies! The only thing I don't love is their return policy. They don't accept returns, refunds, or exchanges for in-store purchases. Online purchases have a 15 day window for returns, so just keep that in mind before you buy. They have locations in Fort Lee, East Rutherford, Edison, Woodbridge, and more. If you're in Edgewater, stop by and ask for Sophia!

What an excellent addition to the area! I've been here a few times since it's opened. They have a…read morewide variety if products - mostly skincare, but they have some makeup and other products, too. Everything is clearly organized and labeled, which makes picking out the right product super easy. Also, you can try most products out on your hand first which is a huge help. The store always runs specials, too. Sometimes it's BOGO, other times it's a freebie added to your order. They also have a phone number rewards system, so you are getting perks as you shop. I find the prices are very fair, too. This place can become addicting very quickly, so take heed! Shout out to Stella for helping me pick the right products for my face!