We stopped by this grocery store last night to pick up a few items. It wasn't crowded which was fine by me. We bought an 11oz blueberries container (the berries were sweet). We also bought purple sweet potatoes, garlic, and 2 cans of dace. They had a nice selection of seasonal produce. read more

Very spacious Asian supermarket with a wide variety of options. The store is consistently busy, and parking can be difficult since the lot fills up quickly. That said, the owners would benefit from paying close attention to customer feedback. One major issue that makes this location less welcoming is the level of customer service. In particular, a staff member in the meat section (an uncle who wears glasses) has been consistently unfriendly and comes across as hostile toward customers. I'm not sure what the reason is, but interactions like this are a big reason I've chosen to return to Forum, another Asian supermarket in the area. Jmart truly excels in product selection but falls short in the customer service department. With better staff training and a stronger focus on customer experience, this store could easily become a standout. As it stands, I'll likely continue taking my business to places like Forum. read more

Great selection of fruits and vegetables. Huge selection of noodles. Most importantly, friendly and helpful staff. Btw- FREE parking! Will return. read more

A solid Asian grocer. The fish selection was plentiful, but I noticed some of the whole fish could be fresher. Live fish and other seafood is also available. The fruits and veggies are fresh - I was able to find huge grapes that were the best I've ever had. It was very busy on a Sunday afternoon, but had no trouble finding parking. read more

A huge Asian supermarket, between Bath Beach and Bensonhurst area. It's close to the D train. Lots of cashiers so the wait is not long. Relatively clean and nice spacious aisles. There are often sales, so check them out. Some of the sales, surround the front of the store. I got a good deal on Jia Duo Bao herbal tea. It's a canned tea that originated back in the Qing Dynasty. It's usually sold in packs. From far away, it kinda looks like a can of Coke. I usually come here for the veggies. It's always been very fresh and fairly priced. That's all I can ask for. If you are looking for deeper discounts, they do have a ripe fruit bin, which are priced to go. Sales are as-is. Parking: this place has its own very large parking lot, out in front of the store. The front door is literally in the center of the block as opposed to along the sidewalk. read more

Great variety of foods, produce, meats and fish. Lots of frozen foods, noodles, teas, rices. It has a parking lot whic makes shopping convenient. I definitely will try again. read more

Has plenty of items especially fruit section including tropical fruit, a bit pricey though..the worst part about this market is it WREAKS of FISH!! I wish they'd have the seafood section separate or at least down the end of the market, not near the front entrance! The entire place smells of rotten fish & the horrible scent sticks to your clothing! I was in there for literally 10 minutes looking for an item they ended up not having, I came back in the car & my Sister says "Ugh! Why the hell do you smell like fish?!" I dumped my clothes in the wash & showered as soon as I got home! It discourages me from going back, even the food items that weren't even near the fish section, smelled like fish! read more

My go-to market for Asian groceries. I stopped shopping around the 86th street market area as JMart has parking. I come each weekend for week's worth of groceries. Most recently, I saw the new Shin ramen sold by the case here. I only saw the small (4-packs) at HMart but was surprised to see a cases of Shin Gold (chicken broth) + Shin Green (veggie). There was a few other promotions which prompt me to take photo as it was unique. read more

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Lot of selections of groceries such as dried goods, seafood, meats, vegetables. Very crowded in the weekends.

Hugee i mean huge selection on almost everything and samples on their new products and that's how I found these mini soup dumplings for 3 pk for $11 . 1 pack has 10 pcs , 30 pcs for 11 bucks not bad at all read more

Jmart - A red and orange package of spicy mini pork buns with Chinese characters is displayed on a store shelf at Jmart in Brooklyn, NY. - International Grocery Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I've wanted to visit Jmart since I heard about it earlier this year. I finally found an opportune time (translation: early weekday) to do so and moseyed over on Monday (Oct. 30) morning. I'm not gonna lie that I was overwhelmed once I stepped into Jmart. I don't know what I expected but I was shocked about the number of options. Believe me when I say that you can find absolutely everything you need for Asian cooking, including a wide variety of Asian snacks, here. I mean it, EVERYTHING. I purchased frozen mini buns and dumplings, bean sprouts, one bunch of chives, scallions, and rice wrappers. I also bought a beautiful stainless steel bowl that I intend to use for lunchtime salads. I'm scheduled to take a Pad Thai cooking class later this year. Once I learn from the professionals, I will make my way back to Jmart and purchase all of the ingredients. I cannot wait! read more

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J Mart is a 4 min walk to the 18th Ave D train station and there is a parking lot on site. It is very busy, lots of people. Occasionally, there is a lot of things on sale. There are multiple register when checking out, usually moves pretty fast. read more

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I've come many times over many years, even through lockdown and pandemic era, and despite the vast amount to say basically it's just awesome. Now, to the details. Start with the parking approach, sure their ticketing machine's been broken for 3+y ever since months after opening when it was super super busy, but the parking lot's for years never been overfilled thus no need. Their long-abandoned gate attendant booth is a testimony to fears unrealized of having to limit parking or price it to keep it from becoming overhwhelming, even during Saturday morning peak hours. The lot is well maintained and spaces are decently spaced. No spot's too far of a walk and this sort of parking is precious even here in Brooklyn, an amenity no other has other than Fei Long further west in Sunset Park. The entry which was a serious remodelling of the former Waldbaum's gives it a happy, optimistic approach even as you have to duck, elbow, and ninja past all the chokepoint traffic at the door. Don't forget a cart or, as haven't been a thing for years, red plastic hand basket. The entry has all the big bulky items like 25-50lb bags of grains, 1L drinks, and speciality heavy goods but not the on sale items which are at their usual locations, not on endcaps or entryway. The outside afront in the non-winter months has a full cornucopia plus some of all fruits. Wintertimes means they move all this indoors as few want to pick even less trafficked apples outdoors. The vast interior space is clearly signed to the same clarity as their opening day ambitions and ideals. The self-explanatory layout is generous as much as any modern supermarket is now-a-days. Of particular note are they that are able to display and properly cleanly lay out every produce item, such that a tour thru here is a great lesson for all, kids to adults, about the whole array of Chinese vegetables. They heavily support Pan-Asian dried goods so whether Korean sauces, Vietnamese rice flours, Japanese seaweed, Malay curry powders, anything anywhere else from Asia is liable to be found. Checkout is fast, efficient, and a bit less rude than other grocers, suggesting they're treated better which is important to me. During pandemic, the usual guard acrylic barriers and sanitizing schedules and such are adhered, whereas too many other grocers gave up. read more

I stumbled upon this JMART one day when I was in the area. The store is spacious and pretty neat. They have a wide selections of goodies that is difficult to find at other places. The aisles and shelves are neatly stocked. I will say that they are a bit on the pricy side. They charge up to $1 more than other places for some stuff. It is also a bit out of the way of the subway station and the main street. I would come by again if I'm in the area. read more

My type of ideal supermarket! My go to supermarket for weekly groceries. Especially great when you want to buy everything all in one place. Pros: -Huge parking lot (free parking- no one checks the receipt). -Lots of different varieties of Chinese/Asian snacks, frozen food, drinks, ice cream. -Meat and seafood majority of the time is fresh. -There are sometimes promotions. -Lines can sometimes get long but there's a lot of cashiers so usually it doesn't take too long. Cons: -Coming on weekend afternoon - it's going to be packed. -The Chinese style, there is not an uniform line to line up for meat and seafood, you would have a lot of the older generation trying to skip you. -Majority of the meat will be sold up by closing. -Prices might be slightly more expense. read more

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They have absolutely everything you need to make your next Chinese dish. The prices are great too! Only thing is it can get crowded! read more

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I was so sad when Waldbaums shuttered its doors here, but JMart is a pretty darn good replacement. I have to say this is probably one of the best Asian supermarkets in Southern Brooklyn. The space is huge, so not only is there lots of free parking spaces, but they also offer a lot more products - from poultry to seafood, vegetables, snacks, and home goods. While most of the snacks and ice cream are Asian, they do sell some American products like Haagen Dazs ice cream. I like how I can find Asian snacks and ice cream here that I would typically not find elsewhere. For example, Easter Egg paint Kit Kat flavor?! (Gone are the days where people bring back bags and bags of uniquely flavored Kit Kats from Japan.) During the early days of COVID-19, they were even selling lobsters for very cheap. People often compare JMart to Fei Long at 8th Ave, but I think JMart wins by a mile. The interior is a lot cleaner, more spacious, and the structure is quite pretty with its glass exterior. read more

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Jmart is an awesome asian supermarket. They have free parking, their store is spacious, clean, organized, fully stocked and the employees are friendly. I go here whenever I'm near this area and the first thing I go for are their sales. Why, because they have pretty good sales, esp the ones that are designated from Friday - Sunday only. As for their asian good, there are so much choices to choice from. Ranging from seafood, to fresh meat, to produce to dry goods. They also carry a lot of interesting items, such as their infused truffle soy sauce that I've never seen at other asian markets before and a wide variety of Lay's flavor chips that you can only find in other countries. As for their customer service, I think the employees are really helpful. I've asked them a few times where to find certain items and they would kindly help me even though I know they are busy trying to stock the shelves as quickly as they can. As for the facility, it's clean. That's a huge plus in my book, esp with Covid floating around. Everything seems whip down and the employees always have their mask fully on. Overall, I'm glad they exist in this Brooklyn as I know they also have their original location in Flushing. I hope they open up more places since going here is slightly out of the way on my end. read more

Love coming to JMart when I'm in town. Impressive variety of fresh fruits, seafoods, vegetables, meats, canned and bottled goods. They are always well staffed and the prices are great. No real baked goods section but you can find some dorayaki, ice cream and packaged cake rolls. read more

This market definitely has many selections, different varieties of items, fruits, vegetables, different foods from other countries. The only thing every time you ask a question to the workers they always reply with "don't speak English", and some make believe they don't hear you. Your are in this country learn English and learn some manners or go back where you came from. read more

Had an awful experience during COVID time. Went to the market to get fish. Picked my fish with a bag around my hand. I put my fish aside for the worker to clean, weigh and pack. The worker took the plastic bag from my hand (it was big so it just slid off when he grabbed it) and he put my fishes inside. I told him no, don't use the same bag. The inside of the bag touched my hand which touched everything else in the market and he put my fish in there and then he yelled something in Mandarin. Why is he yelling at me??? He put my fish into a dirty bag!!! Prior to this experience it has been fine. It's a huge market so they have a lot of selection. They have good weekend deals. read more

Mis-priced by a belligerent fish monger by 4x, for a little old lady. Charged her $11 for 4 lbs of whitings, when the sign CLEARLY said $2 for 3 lbs. read more

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I love Jmart!!! Super big store with lots of yummy cool food. Be sure to pick up a red cart up front. Bring your own bag just incase. Lots of neat drinks. 4 packs of Redbulls. They even have the original Redbulls in the glass bottles from Thailand I believe. Lots of ramen, lots of Japanese snacks, chips, and candy. It has never been too crowded. I've never had to stand in a long line. Very spacious and cool air. Also I pick this one over the crowded one in Flushing. read more

I came here recently to get a few "key" things but, ended up walking out with tons of items. The store is located near a few bus stops but, they also have huge parking lot. The store can get crowded during the weekends so, I tend to go during off hours. They have tons of weekly sales and they also have fresh meat, seafood, and veggies/fruits in stock. The lines can get long and I don't like that a lot of people try to skip me and pretend they have no idea what I am talking about. read more

The supermarket chain also has branches in Flushing, Maspeth, and New Jersey. The place is only cheap for selected items on weekends. When I entered, the place was moderately busy. The drinks are the items that are on sale. I brought lemon black tea. I then ordered two different brands of instant noodles. There were many checkout aisles there were open. I chose one that was open. Checkout was fast. read more

Great selection but overpriced and poor customer service. I ordered from there through seamless multiple times and on ALL of those occasions, they always left 1-2 of my items out WITHOUT an explanation or refund. They come way past the estimated delivery time, which really messes with my schedule. There's no capacity limitation so it is always crowded at Jmart, which feels super unsafe since we're still in a pandemic. The customers always try to skip the long lines (for the cashier and meat/fish), and there's no staff member directing it so you really have to fight for your place. The butcher gives an attitude and ignores you when you ask for accommodation. The fishmonger DOES NOT scale or cut the fish for you. Apparently you have to pay for it and then go back on line to the fishmonger to have it scaled and cut (that's 3 lines you're waiting for right there). For someone who does not usually buy fish there, I had no idea that that was the process. There was no sign nor did the fishmonger give me a heads up. There is a big selection of products that I wouldn't be able to find elsewhere easily though (e.g. cucumber flavoured lays chips). However, on one occasion I bought a salty egg flavored snack and it turned out to be EXPIRED. I noticed that there was a staff member organizing and restocking the shelves. It is beyond me why they do not take the expired stuff off their shelves before letting customers in or why the staff member did not even inform me. There is free parking. However, because of its variety and free parking, they overprice things. Given my review, please decide for yourself whether or not it's worth it to be a customer of theirs. read more

This has to be one of my favorite Chinese supermarket. This place is big, clean and spacious. I love being able to take my time and carefully browse through aisles without being in someone's way. There's an entire parking lot dedicated to the supermarket. You enter on 18th or New Utrecht but you can only exit on 18th. There are weekly sale items and good pricing on most products. This supermarket makes it easy to shop with price check scanners, wide aisles, Chinese and English translations etc. The shelves are always restocked. The meat selection is huge. I feel like they need some more guys back there. I usually have to be pushy before someone tries to "skip" me to ask for their meat. Sometimes I just end up settling for their prepped and packaged meat on the side. There's an entire aisle of dumplings! There's seafood, frozen goods, beer, dairy, dry goods, kitchen supplies and appliances, sauces, personal care products, condiments, noodles, grains, snacks, vegetables, fruits, seasonal and sales etc. I always go during off hours, I truly avoid going there on weekday evenings and daytime on weekends but I heard the parking gets chaotic, there are samples, packed aisles and long lines. P.S. Vegan Bonus! There's a decent enough section for your tofu, tempeh, seitan! They also have a good variety of soy milk, almond milk, oat milk. read more

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Great neighborhood spot for your Asian grocery fix, as well as a large variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have live seafood at extremely low prices (think live lobsters for $5.99/lb), and a variety of disposable masks including KN95 (you'll find these by the registers). I've been here multiple times over the last few years and this past Sunday was the most packed I have ever seen it. Social distancing rules basically went out the window, which made it difficult to navigate. My pro tip is to come on a weekday evening. You'll be able to find a parking spot easily, and won't have to worry about crowded aisles. Crowds aside, this store is doing a great job at trying to keep customers safe. There are plexiglass barriers are registers as well as tape markers in the lines (every 6 ft). All employees and customers are required to wear masks. You'll receive a reusable bag with every transaction over $50. read more

I didn't really like jmart as much as i hoped for. The prices were terrible. Not many things were on sale and many things were overpriced. You can probably score better deals elsewhere in another Chinese supermarket. I didn't get to buy much because it wasn't in my budget. Only thing I bought were a bag of yu choy tips ($1.99/lb), bag of korean dumplings, and a korean ice cream treat. Also didn't feel like it was so sanitary. This is why I go to h-mart! Please practice social distancing and wash your hands as well as wearing a good quality mask! read more

what does the j in j mart stand for i dont know but they have solid groceries and it works for us bbut definitely eat the veggies and fruit sooner rather than later since it's sometimes not as fresh read more

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Jmart has everythinggggg you would need for most Asian families. However, someone needs to pay for that kind of convenience, right? And that someone is us, my friends. Everything that's not on their weekend circular, it's most likely to be more expensive than your local shops/markets. Anyway, I do love browsing in Jmart. It's spacious, (although it can get crowded at times), and it's clean most of the time. AND it's got a parking lot. You do the math. Happy shopping, everyone! read more

This is definitely one of my favorite supermarkets! They were one of the bigger ones that reopened earlier than others during covid that didn't need appointments. Previously, they had plastic gloves but now, they do not but that's OK. I carry around sanitizer so it isn't the end of the world. They have a variety of snacks, vegetables and fruits. Are they the least expensive? Not too sure, probably not? But that's OK. I prefer to just go to one and do my shopping then go home anyway. The vegetables and meat are fresh (at least when I go, I see they are but I also do not buy the $1 bag of vegetables which are probably least fresh). But I think what I love the most about here is the fact that they have my favorite pocky so I find myself going back all the time for groceries here. read more

I like this supermarket. It's spacious and clean. While I was there, there were a lot of workers restocking the shelves. I was tempted to buy 4 boxes of pocky sticks but then I realized that I'm not an elementary school student. I did picked up a big bottle of sirachia for $2.99. I also brought a can of dry fish covered in black bean sauce for $1.99. I will definitely drop by here again. read more

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When J Mart first opened, I wasn't sure how it would do with so much competition in Asian supermarkets just a few blocks away, but it has since thrived and it's obvious why. It has a parking lot and is the biggest of all the Asian supermarkets nearby. The insides are cleaner than most of the others, and the prices are comparable. If you are lucky to arrive at an off-peak time, you might have a fine experience. If you come when it's packed, you will face all the ill-mannered people trying to cut you in line and pushing past you in the narrow aisles. Sometimes it's hard to get the attention of the butchers; you really have to "be a New Yorker" about it and just go for it. Also, I wonder if the supermarket ever reads reviews, but I would really like to suggest that it be more environmentally friendly. Many of the snacks are individually plastic wrapped AND are within a larger plastic package. There's no encouragement of reusable bags; I feel like these people are ravenous for discounts, so if you say 10 cents off if you bring your own bag, they would do it. read more

Welcome to Jmart of Bensonhurst! Please STAY! After much anticipation (with huge doses of controversy, fighting, community angst, tension, racism towards the Asian community, and unwanted divide) - Jmart has finally arrived and the Bensonhurst community was out to welcome the new kid with their ca$h in full force! The parking lot is fully packed, opening day to its 3rd day of the soft opening. The grand opening is happening on 6/25th! I can only imagine the massive crowd - x10! IMHO: Do I miss that old ghetto Waldbaum? Hellz NO! If our community refuses to evolve, we will be left behind like many moons ago, how "LIC" was supposed to be the up & coming hood... that never happened. Half baked developers left it cold after spending just a few years trying to make it the new trend. Those greedy bastards have successfully done it with the slopes... ugh. The interior is nicely labeled, if you've been to a Jmart before - the layout is similar, separating the fish/seafood/poultry to one side and the dry goods to the other... the only thing missing are those "free samples - demos"! Maybe at grand opening? LOL The fruits & veggies are at the front, with some on sale goodies - for patrons who wish to get in-get out just for the sale items - this is a win for you! For Japanese Snack Addicts like moi... well, you will love strolling the little red basket w/ wheels throughout the massive aisles of goodies - however ALL SNACKS ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL! You have to read the labels to find those exclusive Japanese snacks...! It was agreed that Jmart would include a diversify stock of goods for them to open here. I love the diversity and the goods are all very tempting! Be mindful of the prices! Cuz I just spent over $50 on snacks... literally all cookies/chips/ice cream - damn matcha pocky sticks! ;) Come & explore Yelpers! read more

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This is my favorite supermarket because it has a wide range of snacks and ice cream. The o ly spot that I know that has ube ice cream and ube condensed milk. Ube is a purple sweet potato that is similar to taro. The taro tea fans will love this ice cream. It has small bits of coconut and ube which gives a nice texture. read more

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I really love coming to this supermarket. This has to be probably one of my favorite supermarkets in Brooklyn yet. It's big and spacious, though it can get pretty crowded depending on the time. Lots and lots of items on sale weekly. Originally planned to stop by the supermarket to buy some ingredients for Mapo Tofu and maybe browse around the aisles to see if I needed anything else. But things never go the way I expect *shrugs* Ended up walking out of the supermarket doors with bags full of fresh fruits, some snacks, and ingredients to both Mapo Tofu and Curry Chicken over Rice. Thank god I have a decent amount of self control or I'd probably sweep the shelves clean :3 read more

There are a few remarks to notice before shopping at an Asian supermarket as well before reviewing one! Visiting many of different asian supermarkets growing up, you can definitely see the major differences from a typical Stop and Shop. You come here for the best pricing and selection of Asian goods and not for service. This market actually has a lot more options than the other ones in the area. Some items may be a bit more expensive but majority of the selection is at a great price. read more

Excellent Asian supermarket with the usual full selection of vegetables, fish and meats. Crowded the times we have been and tight on parking. Worth the effort for the low priced fresh produce. read more

The best local grocery store. Before it was another market, that one was extremely bad. Most of time their shelves were empty, the staffs are racists AF. No wonder why it eventually closed. I'm so glad J-Mart take this place and make it a really good local grocery for the neighborhood. J-Mart also have a wide range of Korean, Japanese snacks and other products. Great! read more