....................... prices are reasonable as long as you know how to shop. The variety of meats are vast. I mean VAST!!!!!! A seafood department that can't be beat outside of the entire waters of the world. If you can't find your asian fix here, then it probably doesn't exist. Now let's get to the rudeness. I literally witnessed a full blown out verbal altercation between 2 people. I mean, I didn't understand what was being said, but you could tell there's people were verbally slicing and dicing each other for kibble. The aisles are way too small to navigate comfortably. People are yelling at each other to move. If not that then they are taking your cart and moving it out of their way. No one says 'excuse me, pardon or anything of the like. It's almost comical so I'll definitely will be back. read more

Opened a year ago, Brooklyn's first Jmart supermarket took over the old Waldbaum's space, as well as its large but awkward parking lot, with car entrances on both New Utrecht Avenue and 18th Avenue. It is one of the largest, cleanest, and most organized Chinese supermarkets in Brooklyn. Ceiling is high and aisles are spacious (yes to two-lane cart traffic). Goods are neatly shelved, with above average variety and multiple selections for many items. Especially for non-perishable groceries, if you can't find it here, it's unlikely you'll find it in any other nearby Chinese market; I like just slowly browsing to see things I don't see elsewhere. Produce selection varies but is usually comprehensive and diverse (four types of pomelo once!), reflects seasonality, and is mostly good quality, although non-Asian vegetables and herbs may not be stocked. Seafood and meat counters are large, with good variety and freshness. Prices are reasonable. Store is easy to navigate and pleasant to shop in, but avoid the mid-morning to afternoon weekend hours, their busiest times (although food samples are also most plentiful then). The free parking lot is chaotic and can be hard to move around in when busy, but an important amenity since many drive here to shop. This market is a family go-to when shopping for larger quantities and better variety, or if I just want to buy a less common brand of something. Now, if only they go through with the second level food court that was once planned! 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

This place might seem intimidating at first to foreigners, but once you get past the chaotic layout and big crowds, this really is not unlike any other supermarket you've been to. They try to cram as much as they can into this place, and you'll notice as soon as you walk through the doors. You don't know if you went through the entrance or exit, with how you step right into the checkout lines. Give this place a chance and you'll find all the Chinese food products you'll need. Fresh fish and seafood, meats, vegetables, whatever, it's all here. The employees here generally speak Cantonese, but most of them have an understanding of English, so don't worry if you're a gwai lo. read more

Nasty place full of rats and most products has fake expiration date I got cheese last day and this morning i found it like that read more

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My boyfriend wanted me to make him sisig so we checked out Jmart to see if they have pig ears and chicken liver, ingredients that are not easily available in regular groceries. They had both those ingredients and more. I love their selection of sauces and spices - aisles and aisles of them. They also have a lot of fruits and vegetable selections. They close at 6pm now but of the times we've been going during the weekday, they aren't that packed with people so lining up for checkout is not bad at all. We have been bringing our own bags because they don't give you plastic bags - I believe NYC has banned plastic bags and require stores to charge you if you need any. read more

My mother had like $78 worth of groceries, so my mother pulls out a $100 bill. The cashier at #8 has NEVER seen what the new $100 bills look like, and how to identify if it's legit! She didn't care about any explanations and said (in Chinese), "If you don't have any other money, I will just take everything back!" My mother got angry and left! We went 3 blocks to 18th Avenue and 86th Street and the cashier was glad to take our money. JMart is NOT RECOMMENDED! read more

My worst experience ever at a supermarket!! A male staff harassed me for being to picky with the produce. He said in a nasty tone," why don't I find you an expert to help you out". Umm excuse me Sir, but should I blindly grab any bunch even if it is old and rotten!? I'm sure he wants all shoppers to grab the bad bunches that are deliberately placed on top so the supermarket does not loose money. Sorry, but that will not be me! I told him I was not doing anything wrong or illegal and continued my shopping. Don't I have the right to make sure the fruits and vegetables I feed to my family are fresh and safe to eat?! Also, I have found products with expired dates. So make sure you look before buying. read more

I was excited to hear that a large supermarket (J Mart) was replacing Waldbaums. My fiance, future mom in-law, and I went the day after the soft opening and it was pretty crowded. My fiance refuses to park in the parking lot, since we have seen a lot of jams and trouble getting into the lot. The supermarket is huge, possibly bigger than Mitsuwa! Every aisle is clean, organized, and well-stocked (after it's grand opening). There's enough room in the aisles to pass by with shopping carts in most cases. Prices are reasonable. Staff are okay in terms of helping customers or answering customer questions. The customers here definitely are different from the ones I've seen around 86th street and Bay Parkway. The customers here are a little bit ruder and less conscientious of their surroundings. Overall, happy that another supermarket has come to Bensonhurst. I thought J-Mart would have more specialty/Japanese items or maybe items for you to make your own sushi at home, but nope. It pretty much has your typical Chinese supermarket items, but probably better quality. I think I would only come here to grab snacks cause they do have a lot of snacks, but I do live around many Chinese and Russian supermarkets as it is, so I don't think I would trek here unless there happens to be something J-Mart sells exclusively. read more

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Okay, this review is going to be a bit of a rant because there are a few things I need to get off my chest. Last year, there were tons of NIMBY people complaining about J Mart wanting to take over the old Waldbaum's space. There were definite hints of racism and xenophobia that I thought Brooklyn was better than. But alas, J Mart has opened and I'd like to think it's a middle finger to all of those racists. Sure, you idiots wanted a Trader Joe's to open here, but if TJ's didn't want to, how can you blame a company that actually wants to be in your neighborhood and provide you with goods and services? It's just blind and short-sighted bigotry. Rant over. J Mart is actually really nice. I'd been to the one in Flushing and this location is way better. There's a huge parking lot (2 hour time limit, validation required), and it's huge and clean inside. At the time of opening, they were having a TON of sales in order to grab some of the market share from Fei Long and the other Asian markets in Brooklyn. At the time of this writing, they give you a 10% coupon for the next time you shop minus specially priced items (I spent $56 and got a $4 off coupon). They were selling 25 lbs bags of rice and Sriracha for the cheapest I've ever seen. Like most Asian markets, they pride themselves on a wide variety of meat, seafood, produce, and prepackaged goods. Their selection of everything is top notch. More veggies than any other supermarket, tons of fish, super cheap poultry, and like 50 types of ramen (including the much coveted MyKuali Penang White Curry ramen). I will say that some of the veggies weren't the absolute freshest, but I assume it was because of the 90 degree weather. They also have a ton of checkout lines, so despite a ton of people being in the store, it didn't take long to pay and get out. read more

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Not the place to go if you want to feel safe during these covid times. Yeah, they give you masks and gloves before entering, but that's about it. Shopping carts are pushed in before the masks and gloves so it defeats their "purpose" from the get go. I've been to markets where wipes are provided before anything. But that isn't even the problem. They have no lines and it shows why the second you get it. It's packed! I went on a weekday at 3PM and people were crowding the market. This market is huge and people are literally still shoulder to shoulder near popular areas like the vegetables and meat counters. I literally had people lean in over me for items. Let's just say their lack of consideration to limiting people in the store doesn't create a stress free shopping experience. No bags either so bring your own. read more

My predilection for Asian supermarkets and large specialty stores takes my food travels to Brooklyn. J Mart is not accessible where I live as I always have to travel to gain access for a quality Asian supermarket. This location in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn is clean, neatly organized aisles, wide shopping aisles, well stocked with inventory and a large selection of brand names. This supermarket is not cluttered with merchandise stacked on the floor blocking the method of egress. With a friend and fellow Yelper Brownstone Poets we sift through aisles taking our leisurely time. J Mart carries the staple of all Asian junk food, Pocky, of my many favorites. I found Beijing Yogurt which I never knew existed and actually like it. Like Trader Joe's, J Mart have staff who cook and prepare food samples to lure for sale. Price is very reasonable. read more

It's still the "soft opening," whatever that may mean... Grand opening is on June 25th, I believe. There's a whole bunch of products available, from Asian snacks to vegetables/fruits to pasta sauces to seafood, even household utensils. It's just like the Jmart in Flushing, except much smaller. However, this new location definitely gives nearby Chinese supermarkets a run for their money! There is a LARGE variety of drinks, some of which I haven never seen. The Asian snacks section is lacking though, not as many new/unique ones. The prices aren't amazing, but most of the prices do match its competitors'. read more

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Stay away! This supermarket have everything but everything are more expensive. I mean 9 out of 10 items are more expensive. Especially their seafood, a lot more $/lb than all other supermarkets. They must be thinking people doesn't know the price before shopping there. I made a mistake going there to shop. The only thing I like about the supermarket is free parking to shop. read more

Edit: Jmart was completely packed today for the soft opening! People from all around Brooklyn dropped by to see the new supermarket and check out the sick deals (!!!). Parking is free today which was great (a worker told me normally it's spend $30 for free parking which is quite a lot). The seafood was super super fresh, and they have spot prawns and king crab! The prices are very similar to other Chinese supermarkets, but the quality is definitely better here. The lobsters are $8/pound today which is quite cheap, but they are smaller than most. What got everyone's attention today was the Persian cucumbers which were $0.59/pound today, and the taro root which was $0.25/pound. These are insanely low prices, and the quality is much much much better than the surrounding markets. Overall, really happy with the quality of the food here. The prices for the soft opening are most likely lower than normal, so don't be surprised if it gets a little more expensive for the grand opening. If you can spare it, I think the higher quality in food makes this market worth it. -------- Jmart is replacing the Waldbaum's that has been here for decades. There was a lot of controversy because people were concerned that there's too many Chinese groceries, and not enough groceries representing other cultures (not gonna get into that lmao). However, Jmart has promised to dedicate a section of their supermarket to sell groceries of other cultures. While their soft opening is tomorrow (June 3rd), and the grand opening is June 25th, the workers today let me "sneak" inside and take a look at the produce and the prices. I gotta say, this is quite the amazing supermarket for this part of Brooklyn. The size of the supermarket is comparable to "Great Wall Supemarket" and "Fei Long Supermarket" of 8th avenue. The quality of the produce is much superior to that of nearby "Fong and Zhou" and "Legend Supermarket". While these 2 Chinese groceries did the job for many years, I am very glad to see a bigger supermarket bring some competition to this area of Brooklyn. Hopefully this will encourage better prices and quality throughout the supermarkets here. For the longest time, we had to settle for these 2 nearby groceries, and sometimes the quality just wasn't great. The prices of the candy, chips, and rice are all about the same as the other supermarkets. The prices of the meats and seafood are a bit higher, but I think that is a reasonable tradeoff for the superior quality of the food. The Jmart in Flushing has one of the higher quality produces in that area, and I have no doubt that this new Brooklyn location will be the same. I will definitely come back tomorrow for the official soft opening when all the fresh seafood and meat are displayed. The "international" section isn't really a huge section, but it has what you would expect; dried pasta, sauces, cereals and etcetera. This is definitely not an Italian supermarket so I'm not really sure what people are expecting - if you want those kinds of groceries just go to Food Dynasty- its literally a 15 minute walk. Overall, I am so glad that a grocery of this quality and cleanliness is coming to Bensonhurst. There is a parking lot, but you have to pay for it. Tomorrow I will find out if there is validated parking or not. Waldbaum's had free parking if you shopped there, and I would love to see the same thing for Jmart. read more

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When this supermarket first opend, the products were nice. However, the price is way more higher than other nearby supermarket, and the food(mainly are the meat, fruits and the vegetables) were not as fresh as other nearby supermarket. Plus, the workers attitude were so horrible! So I barely go to J Mart now. read more

The supermarket is clean and awesome. Food very fresh!!! Just there is one female cashier is horrible. Low education and keep arguing with customers and throw customer's stuff. Worst experience ever!!! Super poor low management! I hope the boss or the manager will keep check the camera and check what is happening everyday ! read more

This is a pretty cool new market to visit and stroll around, though I wouldn't do any major shopping here since I don't live nearby. I did pick up some minor stuff; green apples, bar soap, instant ramen. I spent $12.39 and received a coupon for $1. off my next purchase. The store seems pretty big but I'm not sure which store is larger, this one or the other big supermarket on 8th ave. This is an Asian market but they do also have some non-Asian food items. They also have some foreign snack items that I've never seen before, which I wanted to purchase but I also need to cut down on snacking...:::types this while munching on Takis:::... I definitely would come back if in the area, also need to redeem my coupon before it expires... (it expires in 30 days). read more

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I come to this store for it's convenience. There's a free car park; they give you cash coupon upon next purchase; they have a variety of meat and seafood. I would highly recommend their frozen Berkshire pork chop from the fridge. It's more expensive but the difference in satisfaction is totally worth it. I have made deep fried pork cutlet with Japanese curry and it was so delicious. The meat was succulent and juicy oh my goodness I am drooling even thinking about it right now! We also bought seafood here. You really have to know what you're looking for otherwise it's easy to get ripped off. Last time we got the lobster by the pound (they have prices either by the piece or the pound), clams and a crab. The clams were really fresh and the size was decent. The type of crab we got was a total rip off but all in all we had a nice seafood pot that evening. read more

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After weeks of anticipating Jmart's opening and walking past it week after week to see if there was any noise, this gem of a supermarket is finally open! I've been waiting for something like this in Brooklyn for a very long time because all the supermarkets nearby carry some but not everything whereas Jmart has everything. It's reminiscent of Ranch 99 so you can see how ecstatic I am for its existence. It's a soft opening right now but it's still crowded! You literally have to fight your way through the stands with all the 師奶s. They have a lot of different rice brands, teas, dried goods, fish and meat, lanes of vegetables, and about 2 aisles of non-Asian goods. I feel like I just won the lottery! Current deals that I remember: Soy milk 3/1.99 Pocky 2/5.99 Cucumbers .59/lb Corn 6/1.00 read more

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As much as I personally know - that this neighborhood doesn't need another Asian supermarket & everybody rallied for a Traders Joe (me the same) I'm super glad Jmart is here and most definitely here the stay. First and foremost, the parking lot is a huge plus for me - even though I live in walking distance, I still drive. So all in all, I'm not mad. The prices here are super fair - nothing is ridiculously over priced and they have weekly discounts that changes things up. Huge selection of basically everything from vegetables to noodles. Pro tip: avoid coming on the weekends from 3-5 (before dinner time, it's going to be overcrowded and you know what, that's normal. You also get a coupon to use for NEXT time, so don't lose it! read more

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I cook a lot of Asian food so this place is like a Godsend to me. Most of the Asian markets around here are very tight and congested but this one in the spot of the old Waldbaums is large and roomy. They have an amazing produce, meat and seafood section. I like to go in and buy something Ive never made or in some cases never hear of and bring it home and try and get creative. Jmart is like my own lil CHOPPED box. The staff is helpful in that gruff no time to waste Asian style. So many styles of ramen and hot sauces and oils my pantry and fridge are seriously jammed now. Large selection of frozen stuff like dumplings as well. Checkout is fast even when crowded. read more

This is a great supermarket but I'm giving only three stars due to the rude attitude given by one of the cashiers at cash register 10. We accidentally bought the wrong brand of bamboo leaves that was not a sale item. We saw that there was a customer behind us waiting so we waited patiently for the female cashier to be done with processing his transaction before asking her if we could do a refund. The female cashier became annoyed and glared at us when we asked for a refund and proceeded to turn her back to us when we ask if we could do a refund again (At the time, there were no other customers on line). I am not sure why she became so annoyed when we politely asked and she wasn't even the one who did our refund (we were told to go to cash register 3). I thought that processing refunds are a pretty common occurrence that happens especially when customers realize that they bought the wrong item. However, the attitude displayed by the female cashier was beyond professional, was extremely rude and totally unnecessary. read more

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I come here on a biweekly basis. This is a very clean and organized supermarket with a wide variety selection of meat, veggies, snacks, drinks, and other grocery needs. They have a fairly large private parking lot which is great for weekly runs. MEAT WARNING!! You have to BECAREFUL with the poultry. I used to buy a lot of chicken thigh until I bought some bad chicken recently. Even though there was still 4-5 days left on the "best sell by" date label, when I took the chicken out from the fridge the next day, the chicken thigh had gone BAD. It was slimy and it smelled like it has been rotting for days!!! It stank up my entire fridge!!! It happened on MULTIPLE OCCASSIONS!! I still cooked the chicken anyways, cause we asians cant be wasting any money. Young kids and seniors can get very sick from eating bad chicken though, so becareful. There must be something going on here. Jmart could be switching out expired label with new ones OR they have improper packaging procedures. Whatever it is, this is something that should be looked into. read more

I love this store, it is a amazing supermarket. I'm sad that Waldbaums shut down and I no longer have memories of it anymore but J-Mart doesn't disappoint. The store has a amazing selection of items from meat, fish, snacks, drinks and more. Me and my son love going there and we always walk out with bags and bags full of items. Yes, it does get a bit expensive but it's fine for me. They used to give you a mask and gloves if you didn't have. I honestly love the store and here are some pro's and con's. Pro's: Amazing selection of items Delicious foods Good cashiers Amazing workers Con's: Usually crowded Very busy After 111 years Waldbaum's had to go Even if the store has some con's that won't make my review lower since I love the store very much. If you have a J-Mart near you, go look inside. You won't be disappointed. read more

J mart has been my go to place for asian groceries, esp with available free parking it allows me, as a mom of 2 toddlers, to get in and out as smoothly as possible. I want to thank J mart for being so on top of their PPE and hygiene and cleaning regime with their staff and consumers. I was with my 1 year old at my most recent trip and was almost denied access as he didn't have a mask on. I understand that the staff was following protocol and it most likely came with good intentions to ask for my 1 year to wear a mask. If this is the new rule, is it possible to post somewhere before entry that EVERYONE should be wearing a mask, including under 2s? I do apologize for my ignorance, if the rules has changed and I felt almost embarrassed as I did not prepare my 1year old the requested ppe when we got to the door. I'm still a fan of J mart and only wish the best for everyone. read more

This is my to go Asian supermarket. I prefer it over any other Asian supermarket at 8th Ave. It's not as crowded during the weekdays and it always stock (not these days because people are panic buying). I never had a problem with any of the staffs and check out is fairly fast. read more

Minus one star for rudeness. Total four stars because there's lots of stuff I like to buy from there. read more

This is one of my favorite Asian supermarkets in Brooklyn. Their parking lot is never overcrowded like Fei Long's, their produce is cheap and plenty, and they always have loads of free samples to try on the weekends like H-Mart. The amount of snacks and ramen/noodles they have in stock is insane-- you will be able to find whatever it is you're looking for. Overall, J-Mart is a clean, spacious, well-stocked store with fast checkout lanes and friendly employees. read more

The snack selection here is INSANE. Despite being very familiar with asian grocery treats, I found several treats here that I have never seen before. Wanted to leave a review in case anybody was looking for Binggrae Samanco Fish Ice Cream. They have all flavors, 4 pcs package for $5. Extremely overjoyed, since the only other place around the neighborhood I knew that used to sell that ice cream closed down, and Manhattan's prices are ridiculous. They also sell Silk Unsweetened Soy Milk and Unsweetwened Vanilla Soy Milk for $4 per half gallon, which is extremely difficult to find offline. With this variety at decent prices, I can guarantee I'll be back over and over again. read more

I haven't seen the gate unlocked since COVID-19 began. But before that, this place was a major disappointment. It was sold to the community as a Japanese Market chain that they had in Queens, and now we'd have a Japanese-Korean representation in our area. There would be a great variety of new food, and a hot food bar/food court on the second floor for affordable access to delicious cooked foods. It was going to be a welcome change from Waldbaums, and from the classic Chinese supermarkets we have on every other block around here. To my surprise, it was just another Chinese Supermarket. A little cleaner and more organized than it's main competitor, Fong Zhou down the street, but no difference in product variety. And prices? To my continuing disappointment, Yakult is about $3.50 - the same price I pay for it at Japan Village in Industry City, which has Manhattan prices. There does not appear to be a second floor at all, leaving my dreams of a hot food bar someplace in the clouds. read more

Lock the back gate without making any announcements. Forced to walk around the block back to New Utrecht Avenue to get to our car. Seriously Assholes.... Never again.... FYI... the prices here are always higher compared to other Chinese Supermarkets read more

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The guys that deals with the fish are not very nice, they are very hostile and they do not understand English very well, I bought over a hundred dollar in fish and asked them to fillet it and they refuse. I went to another place in the area and everything was Ok. read more

Staffs are super rude. Customer service does not exist in this supermarket. Their seafood and meat are not fresh. I saw packages of noodles chewed opened by rats, and many rat droppings next to them. The department of health should really inspect this place thoroughly. read more

This is my go to supermarket for snacks and goodies! (: They have a wide selection of products, even importing snacks I've seen in Japan! Their produce also looks pretty fresh and their prices are very reasonable. You can find all your favorite asian condiments, frozen meals and more here! They have a huge parking lot and the lines move relatively quickly. With the pandemic, they've been handing out gloves to their customers, which I thought was very considerate. Not only that, but the supermarket also gave out large reusable grocery totes if you spend $50+! They take both cash and card but if you're not looking, you'll end up spending $50+ on snacks LOL read more

I made a purchase of flat bread in this store and went I opened it at home it had green mold,people be careful with what you buy here ! read more

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So glad that this supermarket is just a 10-15 mins walk from where i live. J Mart has literally everything you could ever wanted from an Asian supermarket. Told bf that we were gonna be there for just 15 to 20 mins for my instant noodles and sauce but ended up shopping for almost 2 hours. Lol. Some of the prices are cheaper than another Asian market like Good Fortune or Fei Long. Parking is def a breeze because their lot is huge. Oh and free parking if you park for under 2 hours. Don't forget to get the stamp at the register when you pay. read more

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One star for the new look. Roomy but still manage to be overcrowded. Hopefully it's just the grand opening curiosity. Minus one star for lack of unique variety. Minus one star for most things being overpriced compared to nearby Asian markets. I've frequented this market several times since it's opening, sometimes 2-3 times IN THE SAME week. I wanted to pick up more quantities of items that were on sale. Prices change every couple of days, not weekly and that really threw me off and wasted my time in going. This inconsistency makes it difficult for this market to become my go-to. Minus one star. There is a separate weekly ad with limited items on sale when comparing to the number of products in the market. These items are very limited as well, no where enough to last a week's sale. No restocking either. Minus one star. Overall: pricey, overrated, inconsistent. I don't have the time to go in each day to check their mood and what they've decided to mark down that day. I don't think their marketing strategy is a way to keep long term loyal customers. read more

Finally, the day of opening arrives for the controversial Jmart of Bensonhurst, replacing the defunct Waldbaum's of 2015 with a gigantic newly renovated Asian-owned department store. It has brought with it much anticipation, anger, erupting racial tensions between the Italian and Asian community, community meetings by Board 11 to settle said tensions, soothing talks of carrying all kinds of ethnic produce, parking lot disputes, and more. Ultimately, the new kid on the block's ability to cater effectively to this mixed region - a difficult task to be sure - will determine its standing in the neighborhood. The store was absolutely packed - however owing to the otherwise efficient layout and decent spacing for shoppers to walk through, it was easy to navigate. Very similar to our old friends Walmart and Stop N Shop, with the exception of all the dried goods laid out in self-serve containers mid-store. It is neatly divided into isles clearly stating the expected goods per section. I am happy to report that per the promises made, Italian goods receive their own sections close to the left of the store. Everything was neatly laid out, delineated, in logical order, and with prices and goods marked without any confusion. As you proceed towards the right, you will find more Chinese-catered and then Japanese (!!!) snacks for those looking for all kinds of Pocky, Ramune-flavored candies, fruit gummy candies, mochi, and much more. To those who don't know these things, I highly encourage you to try them - I know my hopes for this store have been satisfied. The meat section in the back looked extensive and fresh - I saw fatty meat slices for hotpot for you DYI lovers, duck, and much more. To the very right of the store you'll find an admittedly traditionally smelly seafood section, per the usual Asian stores selling live and pre-sliced fish. This is probably the first and only time I will see this in a large, American-style department store. One more concern worth noting was that while the store does not have a dedicated organic section, they do carry organic milk and other products that are now commonly found in large stores - unfortunately the prices were rather on the high side compared to the Netcost on the same avenue. Overall, while the store does appear to cater mostly to the Asian (Chinese) demographic, I believe that everyone will find something here, and the American selection is stocked. Going back towards the front for the lines, you will see non-edible goods including household products - again these are both the usual American brands and some new Asian ones, for toothpaste, hygiene needs, baking needs, and random party/gift flavors like tennis ball-sized lollipops. The lines were very long today, but efficient. Please note that the store does not accept EBT yet (quite commonly accepted in most groceries due to the older demographic here), but all else is. I look forward to updating my review with more information to come, and here's to our newest addition to the neighborhood. read more

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