Polite service, great variety, & fresh seafood and meat. Couldn't ask for more from this humble…read moreshop until I become a regular.

This new location for Oriental Market is very large, well-lit, organized, super clean and has a lot…read moreof selection. It's probably the best Asian grocery store that I've been to in Pittsburgh. The reason I removed one star is because the staff is not very helpful if you are looking for something specific. I've had to rely on other customers to help point me in the right direction to find what I'm looking for - and that only really works when I had screenshots of the specific product I want saved on my phone when I go in.

This store is conveniently located in a plaza with lot parking off of Ellsworth. The inside is…read moresmall but has a good variety of veggies, meats, snacks, and pantry staples. They require credit card purchases to be $10+. They make daily bento boxes that they put out between 11:30am and noon every day. They're delicious and they have a variety of different bento boxes.

Definitely recommend coming here! Despite being a small store, they manage to have a wider and…read moredeeper selection of Japanese products than just about any other store in the area! Everyone is so kind here as well! 5 stars!

One of my Favorite Places!! Has all sorts of products from…read moreacross Asia. - clean and well organized - polite staff - massive drink selection - all sorts of snacks - they even have ice cream

Panda Supermarket is a grocery store that sells Asian foods, beverages, kitchenware, and more…read more I shopped here once recently. I am not Asian, so perhaps I am not the most qualified reviewer, but I did recognize some foods from my past vacations in Japan and Korea. I also saw Chinese foods. The freezers, refrigerators, and shelves looked to be well stocked, organized, and clean, and the merchandise seemed to have reasonable prices. I saw a variety of foods--for example, soups, tofus, tamarind, rices, okonomiyaki, potstickers, curries, soy sauces, steamed buns, and taiyaki. I also saw beverages such as milks, sodas, juices, and teas. Kitchenware included pots, kettles, scissors, etcetera. Perhaps Panda Supermarket could offer more fruits, vegetables, and meats. Overall, however, I think that this store is very useful for finding merchandise that many other grocery stores do not offer.

I have no connection to the Ukraine so I went in here not knowing what to expect. Nataliya European…read moreFood market is a lovely store, they have all categories--frozen, bakery, deli, dairy (including kefir) etc. The owner was very welcoming and offered to help interpret anything I wasn't sure about. However, I didn't have much of an issue as most of the items were quite obvious or had enough English on them to tell what they were. Sometimes you feel awkward stumbling around ethnic groceries but I didn't get that vibe here. They also have sausage that they make/smoke themselves. The owner said the cherry smoke one was the most popular and gave us a couple of samples. It is the kind of sausage you eat cold on crackers and I loved the wonderful texture/flavor. And was very inexpensive...about $3.90 for one rather large sausage. They charge by the pound. If you are doing a charcuterie board for a party or just want a nice protein rich snack option I would recommend. Prices were quite low and comparable to what you pay at the Greenfield GE. We left with a condensed milk swiss roll, some frozen Tibetan flavored dumplings and one of the sausages.

Nice store with nice service and friendly owners. Has big selection of ukrainian and polish food…read more Polite

Great Asian grocery store! It's very clean, well-maintained, and easy to shop in. The shelves are…read morefully stocked with a huge variety of ingredients, foods, and snacks. Pretty much everything you can think of. They also offer hot food, grab and go as well as bubble tea. Definitely a go-to spot!

I visited Many More Asian Market in the Strip District. They have a really wide selection, which I…read moreappreciated--definitely a great place to find a variety of Asian products. However, my experience with customer service wasn't the best. Some of the older staff members seemed unfriendly and communication was a bit difficult, which made the visit less welcoming. I understand there can be language barriers, but a more approachable attitude would really improve the overall experience.

Cannot believe I just found this place. If you are looking for any eastern cooking ingredients this…read moreis the place. I needed a map for all the aisles. First time there, but not the last. I got the Char shu pork very tasty. Also had a cheese bread baked fresh in site. The bread was delicious. Can't wait to try some more next trip. Also very clean and wide aisles easy to get around and parking was easy accessible to store either entrance.

No longer gate keeping!! This is my go to take out spot when I want an amazing to go meal/ too lazy…read moreto cook! Super dependable and the best Cantonese BBQ around. The menu is super diverse and very authentic. I got the braised beef noodle soup and the roast duck platter - usually my go to order. Place it at the counter and while you wait you can shop for your Asian grocery essentials. I bought one of the viral mango ice creams here along with tons of Chinese veggies and frozen dumplings and before I knew it my food was ready! Easy parking, although gets super busy on the weekends and staff is super helpful! Pro Tip: apply for their free VIP member card - it gets you exclusive, cheaper prices on many items. Tip #2, don't sleep on Asian grocery store seafood. It's almost always cheaper than other mainstream stores like Whole Foods and you're supporting small business so it's a win win!

Nice addition to the area.. The store has a wide variety of food from Africa, Latin American and…read morethe Caribean....

I love browsing international markets because you never know what you will come across. The JMart…read morein Dormont is a perfect example of that kind of shopping experience. We went down each aisle and looked through all of the shelves. I was surprised at the volume and variety of international goods they have here. I'm not familiar with the typical cost for most of these items, but the prices seemed fair for the convenience. We were extremely tempted by the unique ice cream options near the entrance and with the bulk candy bins near the register. We didn't feel pressured to buy anything by the staff and were able to comfortably navigate through the packed aisles. The back of the door was a little dingy, but that's where they have the maintenance closet located with a mop bucket and other cleaning supplies. We left with a bag of candy we picked out from the bulk bins for only $2.17 and had a fun time trying each of them.

I experienced Jmart selling spoiled products today. It's unacceptable, especially when health is at…read morerisk. Make sure to check everything carefully when shopping here.

I'm visiting with family from out of town and wanted to cook a nice vegan curry for my non-vegan…read morefamily. My brother suggested we stop into Patel's and I was really impressed. I especially liked the variety of fresh veggies. Different herbs and veggies you can't find at the normal grocery stores. The store was clean and well organized. I definitely would shop here often if I lived here.

Today I stopped in for the very first time. I had heard good things about this store, and mostly…read morethe rumours were true. They had a very nice selection of products on the shelves, and this may be the biggest Indian store I've visited in the Pittsburgh area. Unfortunately, Monday is the day that fresh produce arrives, and the truck was two hours late (no fault of the store), so the produce section was mostly bare when I got there, however, I asked for assistance with some Tindora, and the gentleman told me he would go get some for me straight off the truck, which he did, so that was good fortune. Unfortunately, they were out of, some of the items on my grocery list, such as the Black Label (extra Caffeine) Thums' Up Cola, and they didn't have any Gluten-Free Rotis or Parathas, which I used to purchase at Delhi Bazaar on Banksville Road before they went out of business. The gentleman who helped me with the Tindora told me that the distributor has been having problems with the gluten-free items, and they are currently unavailable (I have also encountered this at other Indian stores in the South Hills, so it must be true). I did purchase some fresh Parathas, Rotis, Chappatis, and Theplas from the bakery in back, and they look wonderful (My wife is G-F, not me). Also in the bakery area, they have hot foods for sale, and for my lunch I purchased one Paneer Puff, and a Kathi Roll. I ate them out in my car, and was still hungry, so I came back inside and purchased one more item, a Khasta Kachori . . . all of the hot foods were delicious and fresh, and I enjoyed them all, and washed them down with a Limca soda. Cheers . . . Dhanyavaad, Namaskar, & Jai Hind!