This market's prices for fruits and vegetables are the best in the neighborhood. They restock…read moredaily. I lost a pair of sunglasses in the store recently - that were given to me by someone who passed from Covid and the owner compensated me for the loss. Great place to shop!

Nice staff. $5 minimum for cc. The place is one the small side but has good prices on fresh produce…read moreand meats . The butchers are very nice and will chop up you cuts if you like. The dry goods are on the pricey side , but not rediculous. It's a good place where you can get common items and they have about 5 parking spots . I've always been able to get a spot. There is a big rack of quick sell items in front that offer various produce for less than a $1 . You do have to check expiration dates of uncommon items. For example I wanted some bacon bits and they were expired from two years ago.

Its a nice, convenient and clean Indian grocery store if you dont want to lug yourself all the way…read moreto JSQ, fight for parking and then for groceries within the store. Their shelf stable section is definitely the best part of the store and they have a huge selection. They could do better with more groceries and more frozen goods but I do understand that the demand of that may not be too high. The little restaurant in the store ia great and makes one of the best samosa's. Their prices are a bit high but that is the cost of convenience. Overall we would go to prime foods before we go to JSQ anyday!

I really wanted to like this place since it came recommended by a friend, but the experience was…read morequite disappointing. I stopped by craving a samosa and decided to order both samosa and dabeli. While I was waiting, I asked the person at the counter if the samosas were fresh, and he said yes. They quickly packed them up, and I didn't think much of it at the time. I did notice the dabeli being assembled fresh, though it was made on sesame buns (looked like regular grocery store buns), which already felt off for anyone who knows how a dabeli is made. What really threw me off was seeing a tray of frozen Deep samosas being pulled out to heat up. I asked again about freshness and got a confusing explanation about how they're made fresh and then send it to Deep to be frozen, which didn't quite add up. At that point, I was honestly frustrated and quite irriated about the lies, but chose to just take the order and leave. I can't speak for everything on the menu, but the samosas are definitely not freshly made. They're also quite small for the price, and the dabeli felt overpriced for what it was. If you're looking for truly fresh snacks, it's worth being a bit mindful about what you order here.

My friend and I want to grab a quick breakfast and stumbled across this very small deli. They have…read morebagels and breakfast sandwiches with very reasonable prices. Their most popular one is the bacon egg and cheese sandwich with a soft roll. They have a good smear on their bagels. Take them to go and eat them at the nearby park for a lovely morning retreat.

Hoboken General Store Deli 509 Willow Ave…read more Hoboken, NJ 07030 Taylor Ham Egg & Cheese On a positive note, this was financially one of the best deals for a breakfast sandwich. The Kaiser roll was soft and warm with a deeent amount of egg, cheese and seasonings. However, you won't get your fair share of protein from this sandwich. Had I known the quantity of meat provided, I would have paid more money for extra Taylor ham.

After finding out about this market on Instagram, I decided to swing by during the Journal Square…read morefestival. I can confidently say in terms of selection, this market is a winner. Food Story is your typical Korean market. - if you have been to H-Mart, Mitsuwa, or Ranch99 it's the same style and layout with many authentic Asian groceries sourced from overseas and a food court for fresh Korean and Japanese dishes like ready-to-eat Korean fried chicken, poke bowls, and sushi. To my surprise, they have a wide selection of Japanese foods, more so than HMarts. And they have Korean-style thin-cut frozen meats in a fridge near the rice section - but they don't have a butcher section, so temper your expectations. Although most of the groceries here are relatively expensive, their prices are mostly on par with regular prices at many Asian markets. But, other markets offer far better weekly sales - Food Story doesn't have a circular or website, so it seems they dont offer sales. I did however find some special discounted prices for random items throughout the aisles. One downside that stood up is that many of the price labels were misorganized and placed under the wrong items. So, take care to match the UPC or you may have a bad experience with the cashier at checkout (something that I saw some other reviewers complain about). Overall, Food Story is a solid addition to the neighborhood - a convenient, albeit pricey, option for Aisan good lovers.

Absolutely disgusting What a waste…read more This needs to close and become a Trader Joe's Place is filthy with rotten food and high prices

Staying at a friends house in Jersey and her husband said he always got $9.99 / lb. lobsters here!…read moreSo I took a gander upon arrival saw they were $15.99 but I've been wanting to cook them for a minute and still seemed like a decent price. So I got 2 that came to be about $23 a lobster. Upon walking in the store it seems very clean and there is a LARGE amount of seafood offered. Along with many Asian pantry items and spices. I was able to get full sheet sea weed paper which I sometimes have a problem finding in my local grocery store in manhattan. The lobsters turned out AMAZING! Honestly one of my favorites, was my first time cooking as well. I've definitely had my shared cooked for me so I think I like to know what I'm talking about. Lol Definitely will be back in the future! Highly recommend if you live in the area.

Asian Grocery, Veggie and Seafood that you will love. Great…read morecustomer service and helpful staff, and its located in front of Stop and Shop Central Ave. corner Manhattan Ave. next to Pershing Park.

Large selection of fresh produce at decent prices. Some frozen seafood as well. However parking…read moremaybe difficult.

Best/cheapest produce market thy I have found yet in Hudson County. AMAZING prices on everything…read more Mira receives bulk orders in waves and sometimes you'll be able to get tremendous deals like 3 mangoes for 2 dollars or giant boxes of strawberries for 2 bucks each. Even if an item isn't for sale, they still keep most fruits well below supermarket prices (ie: tomatoes for 79 cents a pound!!). Mostly Asian and Central American fruits and veggies. Bay leaves, lemongrass, rice noodles, tortillas, and pretty much everything that one might need to make Indian, Thai, Chinese, and Mexican foods. While I was living in Jersey City, I'd come to this place almost daily and very rarely was I displeased with their selection. Friendly cashiers, fast service. One of the better shopping options in West Side's main street and as stated before, best/cheapest produce that I have found so far in Hudson County. Debit minimum of $7, Credit minimum $10.

This review is for what used to be Lee's Fruit and Vegetables at 309 Grocery. Mr. Lee sold it a…read morecouple of years ago, so it's under new ownership now. I've been in since the change, and the new folks are solid. Friendly, easy to deal with, and everything I picked up was fresh and exactly what you want from a neighborhood produce spot. It's not Lee's anymore, but it's still a good, reliable place to grab fruits and vegetables. Definitely worth stopping in if you're nearby.

As a hungry vegetarian, I need my tofu. I love that this place has the traditional tofu in the…read morewater bin. It is affordable and fresh. It is family-owned owned and I like to support small businesses. The family is professional and courteous.

This place has so many great finds! It's a halal grocery store with a ton of South Asian items,…read morefrom unique drinks to spices and pantry staples. The produce prices are surprisingly good too, comparable to larger grocery stores, but way more convenient if you live nearby. They also have a small food ordering area, which is what initially drew me in because I wanted to try the zinger burger -- and it was SO good. Crispy, fresh, and full of flavor. My friend ordered the chicken and lamb kabob sandwich, which was also amazing. Everything is made fresh, so it does take a little time, but it's absolutely worth the wait. You can tell the ingredients are fresh and the food isn't just sitting around. I'm usually not a big fry's person but it was SO TASTY AND FLAVORFUL AND PERFECTLY SALTED..12/10. Literally everything was soo good! The space itself isn't huge, but it's well organized and feels like a true neighborhood spot. I came for the food and ended up leaving with some grocery items too. Definitely a must-check-out if you're in the area -- even if it's just for a quick drink or snack pickup.

Pretty good overall, is mostly like a dollar store but they also sell meats and other items. The…read moreservice was pretty good they helped me out when I needed it.