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Jing Jing Go

4.4 (5 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Koza is a small Turkish and Mediterranean grocery store located in a strip mall across from the…read moreMetropolitan Market in Kirkland. It is on the far right side of the building and has a medium size parking lot. The store primarily sells pantry and refrigerated items. There is a small selection of produce and fresh breads, but no fresh meats. Was able to find some locally made pita bread (Alida's) here and paired it with a pack of Turkish halloumi style cheese at a reasonable price. While there are a handful of Mediterranean grocery stores in the Seattle area, I think this spot stands out given its focus on Turkish products.

Koza is a small grocery store carrying Eastern European items, with a focus towards on Turkish…read moreitems. I saw them at the Turkish Festal at the Seattle Center during the summer and had meant to visit. They have a variety of fresh produce, refrigerated, frozen foods, as well as the non-perishables. There is an adjacent cafe space that I wasn't sure if it was open. Since I don't drink strong coffee, I decided not to ask. Otherwise, Turkish coffee is quite renowned for its potent flavor. For this trip, I settled for two new-to-me (brand) sweet treats and a familiar veggie dip. The spicy version is less common (i.e. World Market), so it was a good bonus to find it here. They also sell a collection of Turkish jewelry, ceramics, and Eye of Horus amulets. With the holidays on the way, maybe there are some suitable gifts.

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