Another GREAT deli where you can get authentic Italian ingredients. Another knowledgeable staff,…read morewho will get on the phone if they don't have what you want and figure out how to get it for you! They'll help you figure out you menu, your ingredients, where to send you if you need something they don't carry. FRESH is their business. Many of the restaurants there will recommend them to you when you dine there because they are ALSO using them to source ingredients.

Disgusting! We went in and came right back out shortly…read moreafter, "Chino" was being yelled out and gotten all the attention from the staffs within the tiny shop. It was so unprofessional and RUDE to do such a thing, especially in NYC! Just walking inside 2 staffs, within 3 seconds, yelled if they can help with anything. It was the most unnecessary experience after telling one we were just looking and another asked right away. I honestly didn't even blink yet. I had no choice but to dislike this place and left. Why are we being treated like aliens?!???!!

I love this place. Like the other reviewers stated, it is small but efficient and carries all…read morethings Japanese that you can think of. The sushi/sashimi and meat items are very fresh. I am so glad that I got reacquainted with this shop under a new owner. It is not like the old owner was not nice but, there are always thought of what the new owner could do. They do not disappoint. Come take a look for yourself. The price is right for the quality of products that they sell. For people who know quality, they know what I am talking about the minute you look at the product. (Hmmm, I am beginning to sound like I am related to the owner after reading my own review. Lol. I am not.) Anyway, happy shopping and enjoy!

Convenient bodega. Price is economical, and good discount, too…read more Careful for the casher, often make mistake. No apology, when you point it out....

I told my family when we fly to Florida, I'll first swing by Salpino's in Wantagh and get my…read morefavorite sandwich for us, the Son of a Peach sandwich. My brother in law tells me, they opened a place called Pino's in Dix Hills! Nah, can't be the place. Sure enough, "Pino's" is the new location of Salpino's in Dix Hills! Is it really Dix Hills? It's so close to Huntington and my wife went to walt whitman high school. This stripmall back in the day, my father in law would get bagels and the NY Times every Sunday. To have this beautiful market in the old Pathmark spot warms my heart. We swung by on a Saturday to check out the new digs. The new location is big, there's a large deli counter, bakery section and meat department making homemade sausages. My wife starts shopping and zeros in on a few items like fresh lamb sausages? I see frozen pizzas from Italy (that's on sale) and grab two for late nite snacks with my sons. I order at the deli two heroes, Son of a Peach and the The Crispy Caprese sandwich. The counterperson tells me, its going to take a while to prep, he has to fry the tomatoes. I'm not in a rush, take your time young man! While we're waiting, another deli guy tells us to try the pastrami at the other end of the counter. He's slicing it up now. Be still my heart. The pastrami? Man.. I loved it. I was just at Katz (They used my picture on Yelp for a few months), there's no need to make a comparison. It's an Italian deli. I think the pastrami was very good and we brought a nice amount home. Interesting, I was told Mr. Salpino himself was slicing the pastrami?? I just dig that, my dad owned a supermarket in the Hamptons and I know how proud he's feeling opening a new location. Back to sandwiches! Son of a Peach sandwich? 10 Yelp stars. packed with Prosciutto, arugula, burrata, Sicilian peaches and finished with a hot honey drizzle. It's by far my favorite sandwich. The Crispy Caprese sandwich, breaded and fried mozzarella and breaded and fried tomatoes with a pesto drizzle. My wife and I each take a bite, wow. Just wow. Killer sandwich and here's something I have to mention. Pino's is using quality ingredients, that's why their sandwiches pop. My niece is home from college, I picked up dessert for the night at the bakery section. Lobster tails stuffed, each stuffed with cannoli cream, pistachio cream and custard. C'mom now! so soo good! Here's the thing about any Italian market. The people are so friendly. The woman checking us out is answering questions and telling us about the catering they offer. Pino's? You totally rocked it. Welcome to Huntington! (Eh, Dix hills) Now come to Stony Brook

Do NOT recommend! The prices are higher than at any other grocery store, and it's not worth it. The…read morefruits and vegetables are wilted, yet they are still on the shelves. The cashiers here act like helping customers is a massive inconvenience.

I have been an irregular shopper at this since 2012. This has been my go to Indian grocery store…read morebecause it's right next to NJ-17 Northbound. I primarily go here for Maggi noodles, Maggi sauce, Indian spices, pickles, curry powder, snacks and sometimes sweets, yogurt, basmati rice and mango lassi. Items have fairly decent price and have a good variety of Indian brands. This store used be dark and old. But they have done a renovation after which its appearance has improved significantly. New front signs, new floors, aisle markings, new fridges were added as part of renovation. But still the shelves in vegetables area are way outdated. Vegetables and fruits also don't appear appealing to me. So I stick to the non perishable items. In all these years of shopping here, I never had any problem. Staff are friendly and helpful usually. Checkout lanes are usually fast. Hope they keep doing well, so I can keep doing my desi grocery shopping from here.

they increase the prices so frecuently, every time the prices are high, one week you go an the next…read moreweek the price is more expensive. not good.

They have every kind of Scandinavian product imaginable, including food, candies, and decorations…read more The people were very nice and it had a great ambiance. It's a little far from me, but well worth the trip. Highly recommend for everyone, not just Scandinavians!

This establishment still rates 5 stars. Where else can you find lingonberry jam to go with your…read moreChristmas Swedish meatballs? The Kalles creamed row for your eggs? I know you're thinking 'what about Ikea?' but they don't have homemade bread, crawfish, sausage and crayfish (plus a terrific selection of candy). Excuse me while I have some creamed herring with my Nordic noir Netflick show and Finn Crisps. Note - they are extremely careful about safety, and ask you to buzz in and also offer disposable gloves.

Great stuff. I love trying new stuff and the staff are so helpful. Lots to choose from for such a…read moresmall place. Definitely check it out.

This place is awesome. Amazing place for polish sandwiches. The staff is super friendly and there…read moreare tons of polish snacks and groceries. Such a gem

Great food for locals!! Try their mangu, it's to die for! The staff will treat you like family, and…read morefeed you with love.

Visited Malaysia beef jerky and got 2 pounds of jerky. The storefront is small and only fits about…read more3-4 people standing space inside. I got a half pound of spicy pork jerky, half pound of regular pork jerky, half pound of spicy beef, jerky, and half pound of regular beef jerky, along with some coconut pastries, and puffs. They have a lot of biscuits on the shelves behind the counter service was good. There was only one person in front of me when I came on a Saturday morning and my total came out to about $60 with two types of biscuits + 2 lbs of jerky.

There are many Beef Jerky places in Manhattan Chinatown; competition is fierce!…read more I've always gone to Jung's Dried Beef but recently have tried two other places: Ling Kee Beef Jerky and Malaysia Beef Jerky. Malaysia Beef Jerky is pretty good: -- it's more reasonably priced than Jung's Dried Beef ($52/lb) but prices aren't as good as Ling Kee Beef Jerky ($30/lb). -- Their "spicy" beef jerky is so flavorful and spicy. -- Texture is more like a pressed meat, and much more moist that the others...maybe too moist? So if you want Jerky, they're all pretty good but there is a clear winner among the 3 Jerky places. My ranking of the 3 main Beef Jerky places in Manhattan Chinatown: 1.Ling Kee (superior) ($30/lb) 2.Jung's Dried Beef ($52/lb) 3.Malaysia Beef Jerky ($34/Ib)

Love them. I've already reviewed them. It just has so many items not found in the hinterlands of…read moreYonkers.I would shop online but delivery people don't want to place deliveries in front of my apartment door since they are too delicate to walk up two flights of stairs. The package is too heavy for a five foot two senior to drag herself since there's no help in this building. What ambiance?-I drag my old body to shoprite directly . What is the sense of ordering online if deliverers are lazy.

I like this ShopRite so much. It has sushi which is my favorite, but I'm allergic, but I still eat…read moreit. I eat the avocado. There's service. They're the best they're friendly and the they're all friendly. And I love this place so much.