Delicious. Big chunks of fruit and orange peels I've never had tea like it. How can I ever go back…read moreto a bag of tea? I wouldn't that would be dumb this is half the price for a far superior product.

Great shop with an awesome selection of loose tea and spices! I need more shops like this as I love…read morebrewing my own iced tea and I am not a coffee drinker. I bought the "Last Mango in Paris" and it's awesome! Small shop but it definitely houses a ton of flavor. Excited to try more products and learn more about this awesome store.

Found these guys at the World Chocolate Expo last week and immediately bought two bottles of their…read moresweet-and-savory hot sauce after trying a sample. I put it on my eggs this morning (success) and plan to drizzle it over my chicken dinner tonight.

Guyank hot sauce is my go-to sauce any time I want to add a little spice to a dish. I put it on my…read moreeggs, mix it with salsa, mix with mayo or sour cream to create a delish sandwich spread/dip. I've also added it to chicken curry, soup, you name it! The sauce has a great kick and the flavor is ridiculous. NOTE: I wasn't sure about it at first; at first I didn't care for the flavor but tried it a few times. Now, I can't live without it. Whenever I go to the farmer's market and Guyank is there, I buy at least 6 bottles of the sauce, just in case! (Seriously, I use this stuff several times a week!)

We love everything about this market. Fresh meats and cold cuts, bread, and so much more…read more The staff have been working there for ever, and they are very knowledgeable and kind.

Staple in the neighborhood. Always fresh and good quality. One of my favs are the raviolis and…read morefresh made sauce.

I really wanted to love this cute place but the service and entrees were below par. The appetizers…read more(tuna crudo and salad) were pretty tasty. However, the entrees and service missed the mark. The food sat on the counter for awhile - we had to ask for them to serve it. The burgers were okay. The lamb skewers were rare (not that they asked how we wanted it prepared) and stringy with tendons. A tiny portion of the pasta was served in an appetizer bowl - we politely asked if this was an appetizer or entree. Were told it's entree. Even though half the restaurant was empty, we were rush to pay the bill. Sadly, we will not be returning.

I had read a lot of great things about Arrigo's, like that it's the best sandwich place around…read moreRidgewood.. unfortunately I'm not so sure of that. This review is for a delivery order placed through Uber Eats so your experience may differ, but I felt like the reality didn't live up to the hyped expectations. My chicken parm was $23.75.. maybe it's cheaper in person, but for that price I want the best chicken parm of my life. The bread was the best part in my opinion. The breading was coming off the chicken and the meat itself wasn't the most tender. It was fine, but not worth the price I paid through Uber Eats. I would consider going back maybe for dinner one day, the pasta looked pretty good. Don't think I'll be back for the sandwiches!

Kalam's Bazaar is a fantastic addition to the Ozone Park neighborhood. If you're looking for a…read moreone-stop shop for diverse culinary needs, this is a great option. The highlight here is definitely the variety. They have a well-stocked fresh produce section. The store also carries a wide range of international and South Asian/Caribbean pantry staples and spices, which makes finding authentic ingredients a breeze. Good prices, and free parking, definitely recommend checking out Kalam's Bazaar. Review for: 10/19/25

Kalam's Bazaar is an independent grocer that carries halal meat and international imported foods…read moretargeting the Indian and Bangladesh community of Ozone Park, Queens, NYC. This supermarket is gargantuan retail space with a free large parking lot shared with neighboring business IHOP. Patrons can now eat pancakes and grocery shopping at the same location! Newly opened with a grand opening ubiquitous party debut on Friday, September 5, 2025 including a large inflatable jumping castle in the parking lot for children to run amok which I regretfully entered amid the chaos and large crowd and made my usual fast exit. I returned on a quieter day with a few purchases that gratefully totaled less than $10.00. Price is very reasonable (depending the product for tariff, and industry standard cost) for today's plaguing egregious cost of living expenses. Recyclable bags are provided without the aggravating and frivolous $0.05 charge. These are the only two reasons for my four star review. There are brand name grocery items as UTZ potato chips, Goya Maria cookies and Ricola herb cough drops. There is a fish market where patrons can request fishmongers to gut, scale, and fillet fish. Customer service is very mediocre. The checkout line is very chaotic and the aisles are rather difficult to navigate as customer stand and talk in garrulous manner than actually decide to buy the item to block the aisle preventing passage for others to walk. Certainly Kalam's Bazaar is the "community hub" for the central gathering place of frivolous talk! The conversations was vapid and utterly uninteresting among fellow customers as I make my way passage into the aisle. This location is very accessible via MTA NYC Transit A train at Rockaway Boulevard (this station splits final destination to either Lefferts Boulevard and Far Rockaway), Queens, NYC.

Food is very good taste for Bengali style Very good…read moreenvironment Need to improve service. They should serve parcel unfortunately I took my own parcel they gave me only pack

One of the oldest Bangladeshi supermarkets in Jackson heights. Prices are very reasonable than…read moreother places . You can get almost any desi items you are looking for here . My only complaint is that customer service needs a lot of work. And also the store needs to be more organized. Most of the time it looks like mess & over crowded! They definitely need to get a bigger place .

The guy that work on the register needs to learn customer service skills. And most of the stuff…read morethey're selling are overprice, the meat and fish are too overprice. I bought a 5pound chicken for $ 23 dollars and 3 1/2 pound of lamb for $45. This is why most of these Guyanese stores are closing on Liberty ave overpriced and bad customer service.

A nice place in the Richmond Hill section along the A line to get fresh fish. Lots of West Indian…read moregoodies to be had here and the counter staff are affable enough. I only purchased my standard fare here but one of these days, I'll take the plunge and finally ask them for some Guyanese fish recommendations. In the meantime, if you are at the last stop of the A train on Lefferts Blvd and need some fresh fish, these are your people.

Great selection at amazing prices. Staff is very helpful in choosing the correct supplementsread more

Ordered some Elev8 Cream of Rice from this location since my daughter wanted to compare it to Pride…read moreFoods. Business shipped product very fast, especially during the Christmas Rush. Packaging was very well put together. Overall, I would definitely recommend you do business here! Lots of variety of powders, snacks, and pre workouts as well. This place definitely won't steer you wrong.

Now if you happen to be in the area--or simply feel like summoning it to your door via Uber…read moreEats--this is the spot to experience Trinidad's infamous Bake and Shark. Among the many soigné Trini eateries scattered across Queens, this one layers in just the right accoutrements to truly awaken your palate. The Bake and Shark itself is a revelation: flaky, golden, and impossibly crisp, yet light and ethereal with every bite. Sweet bursts of pineapple weave through the savory richness, striking a perfect balance that transports you straight to the shoreline--sun on your skin, salt in the air, and the rhythm of the Caribbean just beyond the waves. You officially have the Supreme touched.

Craving a quick bite that's full of flavor? Hit up Trinciti Roti Shop on Lefferts Blvd in Queens…read moreNY. This hidden gem serves traditional Trinidadian food. You can get huge servings, of chicken, beef, shrimp, oxtail, duck, rice and vegetables in lunch and dinner servings sizes. While we do love the complete meals, we came exclusively for the "doubles". These savory pastries pack a flavor explosion that can't be beat. Made of flour and fried, these moist but crispy disks are stuffed with your filling of choice. You can have meat, seafood, veggies or just plain if you are not feeling fancy. After selecting the filling, make sure you ask for " everything " toppings. The toppings consist a healthy slathering of spiced chickpeas, tangy tamarind chutney and spicy pepper sauce. If you can't handle spice, leave out the pepper but without the sauce, the depth of flavor is absolutely lastonishing. I selected one shrimp and onw goat double, my partner in crime filled his with assorted veggies. The vibe is fast paced and super busy so grab a menu, decide what you want and be ready to order when it's your turn. They also sell assorted beverages to help cool you off. I'm studying the menu for my return trip. Enjoy.