A small yet might Japanese grocery store! Most know of Ten Ichi nearby, but midoriya has all the…read morenecessities and for cheaper, particularly Japanese items (can't speak for other Asian items/snacks). I often drop by for mirin, natto, frozen dumplings, umeboshi, seaweed, etc. This is definitely the preferred option for me for Asian grocery items in Williamsburg since I go through Japanese items extremely quickly. the store owner is also very kind and welcoming, and of course, Japanese! As a note, they have a $10 card minimum.

They are so friendly and an invaluable part of the neighborhood. Great place for everything…read moreJapanese and the owner is super friendly. Thank you.

Asian Bok Choy located in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn is a place where you can get the…read morefreshest vegetables and meats. It is not a public store, you would have to order via email. Does it work - you bet! Due to the latest pandemic era that we are all experiencing, have not even been out much let alone write a review for yelp. Who has time for yelp - come on! (Ok, maybe for takeouts, as such.) But this time, yours truly could not help but create a new yelp review for this business. They floored us completely with disbelief - as I will soon tell you why. Let's start off with some background info. Year 2020 - Month: March/April/May - the unprecedented isolation stay-at-home period. Many of us have been quite afraid; to go out, see anyone, touch anything, and so on. Groceries have been purchased online and some random shopper will drop it off in your doorstep, then ONLY to find out that your requested items were sold out or was substituted. On top of that, as days go by, the time slots to even OBTAIN a delivery time has been a nightmare. We went from checking our usual texts/email/social media to what is now worrying for each moment to see if a time slot is available either on Fresh Direct, Instacart, Prime/Wholefoods, etc. And even if you happen to see a time slot in front of you, it gets taken by someone else who was spotting it a millisecond before you. All that has been a totally nerve-wrecking new ballgame for many. So in very hard times like these, we cannot help but to find a silver lining. We value the front line essential workers and all those who risk their lives each and everyday for the community, city, state, country and world. We are to be grateful for all that we do have - as unemployment rate rises and our country's overall morale have gone to record low. Compared to the larger picture, finding an available grocery time frame does not seem so horrible. The reason is because we still have hope and when we have a positive outlook, we find even the smallest things in life to be a huge blessing. This is leading to the business that has been created and reviewed for yelp. The photos all speak for themselves. The order was via email and the entire list was made available the day after. Pick up and packaging was done so fast, and a phone call was made to let you know it is ready. Although there is no delivery option, the pick up factor was worth the freshness, quality and superior service. One thing that stood out most was we were able to witness a true account of another customer who had a cart packed with all the groceries. It filled precariously past the top and an employee helped to saran plastic-wrapped the ENTIRE CART from bottom to the top, except for wheels; leaving nothing exposed. This was done so that none of the germs would contaminate any of the groceries. They did not have to do that, but they did. That touching scene alone, left many of us speechless, it went far beyond any words spoken or anything we are going through at this time - because it shows dedication and generosity to utilize time, plastic wrap, effort, and commitment to help one another. Prices were reasonable, and totally appreciative that there is no gouging and funny business. This is a shout-out to the entire staff and company at Asian Bok Choy for being an exceptional essential business to help our community and entire city. The items available were many types of meats (fresh), basic grocery items (fresh), frozen foods (looks great and is fresh), and of course, fruits and vegetable (once again, FRESH). Please see photos. Since our initial purchase, we have helped to spread the word, and have gotten additional pictures from friends who also placed orders too. So far we know that a friend from Connecticut and also from Long Island, that took our suggestion to also support the business. Further, we are expecting more will soon follow. There is also no minimum purchase (thank goodness)! Simple - email for a price list and submit your order via email. Confirmation comes back in one day and prepared/ready for pickup the next day. Check to make sure their timeline. Customer service was above and beyond our expectations, but also be mindful this is a very busy period as more customers are being limited to their usual supplies. May I also suggest that if you plan to order and pick up - to please honor their time frame and do not come like 2 days later, this is not fair to the owners and workers who have worked hard to put your items together. We will continue to update with photos and additional feedback. My second order is being placed as I am finishing off this review, yay! Asianbokchoy@gmail.com

This place is a hidden gem. It is wholesale Asian food seller that also sells to the public at…read morewholesale prices. It is easy to miss, because the shop does not look like it is open to the public. Inside, there are a few shelves with Asian staples and condiments and stacks of boxes and crates everywhere. But the best stuff is not on view--you have to ask for it. They sell hard to find ingredients like stalks of lemon grass and kefir lime leaves. They also sell fresh vegetables, but again, they are not on view and you just have to ask what they have. The staff are really nice and don't seem to mind at all when I come in to buy small quantities of things. It's extremely cheap, example: one stalk lemon grass, can of coconut milk, dozen lime leaves, dozen fresh Thai chiles, and small piece of fresh tumeric root came to $3.50!

I wanted to find something quick during the two days of training that I had in the area and was…read morepleased to find this cute Korean market! I basically survived the day by inhaling banchan. I appreciated touchless payment option as well. Day 1: I had seaweed salad and pickled octopus Day 2: spicy bean sprouts, white cabbage kimchi, and pickled squid I don't live in Brooklyn, but if I did I would make it a point to go there weekly. Hope to be back again in the area soon!

Great little market that sells a variety of groceries and produce, as well as fresh and prepared…read morefoods. I grabbed some bulgogi kimbap for lunch, and it was delicious! Definitely worth stopping in.

My Foodie Daughter turned me on to Ten and really appreciate it. So many options and very down to…read moreearth.

Ten Ichi Mart has a very big selection of food and beverages for its size. You can find freshly…read moreprepared salads, onigiri, sushi, and other dishes. They have so many snacks and sweets too. The group I went with made a big order so the owners threw in extra snacks. And while I did name the things they have, I can't eat fish but there was no cross-contamination. I just had to have a salad while my co-workers had the really good stuff. [Insert Arthur hands here]

I love this bodega. Lots of variety of fruit and…read morevegetables. Pre-pandemic they would make you the most amazing juice. Their refrigerated section always has interesting things that the other bodegas don't have--from biscuit dough in a can to pizza crusts. Today I was able to find spray Lysol which I haven't seen since February! The employees are kind. Their prepared Greek salads are super good. One of the best bodegas in the neighborhood for sure.

I was a regular customer for about 6 months cause they are the closest place that sells cold cuts…read more But lately things are really bad, lots spoiled food that taste horrible, and I got food poisoning from eating salami there. Even worse is how rude and disrespectful some of the staff there are. I feel bad because some are very nice, but one example of how rude they can be is when I politely asked when they were gonna restock since I had just gotten spoiled meet from them, and the guy decided to shoosh me and push me out of the store...I said 10 words at best. I will never go here again...and if you dnt want to risk food poisoning and vomiting all night, I dnt suggest you do either.

i heard a lot about this spot and finally stopped by--definitely worth the hype. They carry a wide…read moreselection of Asian snacks, fresh onigiri, sandos, coffee, teas and matcha drinks, and there's even a cozy noodle bar in the back! They also have some unique art for sale. When I visited, they were hosting a meet and greet with the makers of EMY peanut sauce, which was a tasty surprise. The store owner was super friendly and took time to explain some of the products. This place is absolutely worth a visit!

Dropped by to check this place out and have a bite. Spritzers were awesome and the beef noodle soup…read morewas on point (it was sooo good). I hope people know that there's a cozy little nook in the back where you can order food because it's outrageously tasty. This is a beautiful gem of a specialty convenience store / food bar. Whereas I came in for the food, my kids came in for the treats. Which were also on point. There wasn't much I didn't like about this place. Go and check it out for yourself. Say hi to the owner Jen, who was super personable! Well done Myrtle Wombat, well done.

I can't believe I've been to this area so many times and never knew about this place!…read more A great, reasonably priced Japanese deli with bento boxes and other fresh meals to go! I tried the brown rice spicy tuna roll, which was under $10 for 9 pieces, and made the perfect lunch! They have tons of nice grocery items, as well as the most popular hair and skincare Japanese products. Lots of variety for such a little space. Will be back!

Local small Japanese grocery store located in the 6th Ave Village. They have almost everything you…read morewould want from a Japanese store. They have prepared food, just heat and serve. They have a microwave on the premise. Store is very friendly. Prices are reasonable. Come and visit.

This shop is well stocked with items ranging from grocery staples to small gifts . Flowers Lots of…read morenatural, organic and independent brands. There's wine and cold beverages ranging from kombucha to iced teas. They have baked goods, coffee and sandwiches etc. I went in for bakery items at close to end of day . The girls at the counter were very friendly and even rushed out to find me when I forgot one of my bags . I loved everything I bought. Especially the baguette, the loaf cake and croissant sandwich. I think this would be the perfect place to get a couple itmes if giving a food gift (perhaps for a sick friend) or anyone for that matter. You can get some delicious bakery items, grab some flowers , a card and a few pantry items. A one stop shop . Very well curated and with great service at that.

Cute little sandwich shop, stopped in on a cold day. I got the "Quebecker" which is a super simple…read moresandwich, almost a French dip. Roast beef, cheese, horseradish, and onion but the sandwich really lacked any horseradish or onions lol. Comes with a container of French soup to dip in, which was SUPERB and made the crunchy baguette really good. My total was $22 for the sandwich and it's relatively small so value not great but I really like how they make it. It's not overflowing and hard to eat, really well packed with the ingredients. Will be back to try other sandwiches on the menu!