JMart in Flushing is another fantastic Asian supermarket with a seemingly endless plethora of Asian food's choices. The store is clean, well organized, and surprisingly pleasant to navigate. I visited around 1:30pm and, unlike many busy markets in Flushing, the atmosphere was lively without feeling chaotic or overcrowded. Maybe i was there at the time? Their fresh produce section is extensive, seafood selection impressive, and there is an abundance of Asian snacks, sauces, noodles, frozen specialties, and hard-to-find ingredients from across Asia. Prices were also quite reasonable considering the quality and variety. This said, their tiger fish was at $54.50 a pound which is on the high end of the market. A major plus is the excellent food court, offering a wide range of delicious options perfect for a quick lunch or snack after shopping. Overall, JMart delivers a very Asian authentic shopping experience right in the heart of Flushing. This is the go to place for my mother in law. read more

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Everything Japanese with a few exceptions on some of the standards. This is a major Japanese grocery store. It had all types of food, bento boxes, sushi, produce, specialty waters and so forth. Impressive. We restocked on a liter of water. read more

Food court: the six six fried pork buns are prob the best you'll ever get in NYC, for real. The pork inside tastes super good, has lots of soup when you bite into it, and has a super crunchy bottom. $10 for 6, $12 for 8, honestly the price is fair compared to other stores too. Fresh too, they have pans that they fry the buns in in real time. Sadly, sometimes they run out early before the food court closes at 10 PM. They are especially busy on weekends. I went on a Saturday summer night at 8:30 PM and it looked like they were already closed for a while. The food court is not clean, but there are a lot of food options. read more

Absolutely love this Flushing Jmart! It has one of the largest selection of Asian (predominantly but not exclusively Chinese) grocery items I've experienced in the city - produce, fresh and live seafood, fish, and other stuff. Although I've found many items on my shopping list that are more competitively priced in Chinatown, there are other items I find more difficult to procure elsewhere. Check out their live and fresh caught seafood and fish selection - wow! The mollusk selection goes from Geoducks to Winkles! Well presented beautiful diverse vegetables and exotic fruits from Asia and elsewhere, including Sprite Melons and Golden Melons! You can even find 3 different types of Fuji Apples! (Of course, don't taste test them in store... they warn in several languages "Fruit No Try"!) Usually heading to this Jmart with a targeted shopping list, but find it hard to leave without buying something not planned! read more

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I am not from NY but my friend took me here because she was grocery shopping. I'm glad I got to experience what shopping here is like because it's pure chaos versus what I have back home lol The market is big and they carry so much variety of produce and Asian goodies. Lots of fresh meat and fish options too. My friend got a fish where they descale and clean for you. Lots of veggie options and they all look fresh. This place is popular and populous! read more

This is one of my favorite Asian supermarkets to visit when in the area. They have a wide variety of items and extremely reasonable prices. read more

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While a 3 star review doesn't seem to be the most flattering, it is leaps and bounds better than the initial version of Jmart. When New World Mall debuted just over a decade ago, the immediate draw was the food court. Every other store was despised, but there was none with more scrutiny than Jmart. Synonymous for having a messy store and even more messier service, it was always seen as lesser, especially for the competing Asian grocery stores. Post pandemic it seems they've picked things up and it's finally moving in the right direction. For starters, the store is actually clean and organized. It used to be that things were mislabeled or misplaced and the layout wasn't all that intuitive. This would lead to people consulting with the staff only to be met with very mediocre service. It didn't matter if one spoke Chinese or English, that result was always the same. The staff has shown improvement and seems to have gotten younger, which is a start. Have the crowds calmed down? It was always a zoo during the weekends, but this is what Flushing is good at. On my recent visits, I feel like the week days are the best times to come shop. The vibe has been low-key and easy, which is what anyone would want in a quality shopping experience. read more

It's a Chinese market y'all. A quintessential Asian kid experience. If you've been to one, you know the experience. It's a big store with a good selection of vegetables, especially vegetables that are a part of Asian cuisine. They have sections of sauces, herbs, teas, ramen, noodles, Asian snacks and frozen food. For those midweek lazy days, I stock up on frozen dumplings, rice noodles and snacks from Jmart. Super convenient as it is located right next to the 7train, plenty of bus stops in the area and in a mall with a great food court in the basement. There's a seafood section with overcrowded tanks of fish, lobster, crabs, don't be surprised if you see some other amphibians and shellfish that you may not find at every grocery store. Anyone else's parents leave them by the live fish section as a kid like it was a free aquarium so you were entertained while they shopped in peace? lol During the weekend it can get pretty crowded. Sometimes when you follow the crowd, you end up at the best deals, sometimes you just get pushed. When I want to avoid the crowds, I just shop during a weekday. read more

JMart Flushing is my usual go to spot for groceries. They have the necessary chinese household items so expect the store to be packed. They have an area where shoppers can check their personal shopping carts before entering the store. I was disappointed they wouldn't check in strollers as well since there was space. I ended up going to 99 Ranch - Flushing who were more accommodating and I bought what I needed. Maybe JMart Flushing can consider making their policy more family friendly read more

Only one story, I'm not sure where Gerald got the 2 stories from, and I'm not sure this is the biggest but it is certainly one of the larger ones in the community. On a rainy day like this, watch out because the whole produce/fish market section is a crazy, slippery mess. Lawsuit waiting to happen, I'm thinking as we skidded across the floor. In the New World Mall on one level, they have a fair amount of produce, albeit not the cheapest or best in the area, but medium-priced, with a small dairy section, good-sized meat/seafood area with live fish and butchers to help, and several aisles of candy, noodles, beans, dry and bottled/glass goods like soy sauce and vinegars that you can work your way through. Not a lot of the brands I'm looking for, I found them instead at the Skyfoods, but I get that folks find it convenient given it's close to the 7 and buses and LIRR trains, plus parking downstairs good for 2hr if you buy $50 or more. read more

Good variety of Asian food and etc, but always smells fishy or pickle-y Some TW goods found here that aren't in other Azn markets read more

The bad apple spoils the bushel. Evidently if you park your car in the parking lot, and not buy anything from the store someone will threaten to call the police and ticket me "$150". While I do appreciate their extensive security camera system, it was kind of creepy to be followed around the store only to be told "NO PARK HERE" once back outside. The store employee was brusque and based on that experience I doubt I will ever buy anything there. read more

Lots of stuff, but hard to identify due to language differences. Little help from staff.

Duped! I just bought a package of okra. Its looked fresh but.... Affter opening the package, hidden underneath was a bunch of quite moldy okra. According to the package it was only packed a few days ago. No way it could get moldy that fast and only on the bottom. It must have been intentionally packed that way. I did take a picture but it looks disgusting so I decided to not post it. Next time, I need to look at it more carefully. If there is a next time. read more

Nice variety of asian food. You cannot beat the prices especially the produce section. However, it can get extremely crowded.

Jmart is one of the many Asian grocery stores near Main St - Flushing subway station. There are two entrances to enter Jmart from Roosevelt Avenue or Main Street. During the pandemic, Jmart enforced COVID-19 rules such as wearing masks and checking temperatures before entering the grocery store. You can buy fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, seafood, frozen fish balls, snacks, beverages, and the list goes on. Check out their promotional sale items from Fridays to Sundays! FYI, there are multiple registers throughout the grocery store! read more

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Anything Asian you want or need is here. Fresh, still alive, seafood, meats, pastries, you name it. I bought durian mochi, chili oil and lychees. The important stuff. You'll always know a legit market by the real food smell. It's appealing to me, but could be a put off at other shops. Here it's just the right amount of real. The store is easy to get around, clean, and organized. Staff is helpful and the lines to check out went quickly. This area of Queens is fun! I plan to come back very, very soon! read more

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The largest Asian supermarket in the largest Asian community in the USA, J Mart offers two large floors in the New World Mall full of fresh produce, dry goods, meat and fish, at mostly reasonable prices. It sits in the middle of Flushing, Queens, on Main Street right across from the elevated subway station. We were there to prepare for Spring Festival by purchasing specialty items not available in our local stores. Roast black chicken, pig and chicken feet, pork belly, persimmons, hot pot fish balls, thin sliced beef and sunflower seeds. We also found the special treats (cookies and candy) given to visiting family and friends over the long holiday. We parked beneath the mall, always a challenge, but we were early enough to find a spot near the elevators, two levels below the first floor market entrance, and right under the famous New World Food Court and restrooms. Experience taught us to have the parking ticket stamped by the cashier to receive two hours of free parking. That was more than enough time to allow us to shop and walk across the street to a local bakery for coffee and tasty pastries, and then to a small apothecary to secure a supply of sea cucumber. We were finished with our provisioning and back on the road by 11:00 a.m. to navigate our way back through Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island and New Jersey to the beauty and quietude of our Bucks County home. read more

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So, this is based on the ppl that I encountered at JMart. Let me begin by saying that I mostly only place positive reviews because I feel that if a place sucks they kinda know it and don't care. However, some places just need it. So, the ppl that work there and shop there are probably the rudest I have encountered in all of NYC! No one says "excuse me". Everyone just cuts you off. So, this isn't the place to come if you're looking for a positive shopping experience. They are downright rude. I even had a worker use the F word when I accidentally knocked a plastic cart over when I pulled one out. So, just prepare yourself. If you've ever walked through Flushing or Chinatown NYC you know what to expect. It's mostly older ppl that are rude. But, they are all rude LOL!!!!! With that being said, u can get a lot of things u can't find anywhere else; crazy chip flavors and candy. All types of Asian foods, meats, etc. I found the veg and fruits priced the same as any other store, though. Be warned the seafood section is revolting & just plain sad: WARNING ON THE PICS. AVOID THEM IF UR SQUEAMISH!!!!!! read more

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It's been located inside A shopping mall. Huge, and everything is affordable prices. 2tofus are $2.50. This is more than half prices. you'll need probably at least 1hr to spend time shopping there. read more

Jmart - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

This Asian grocery is located right off the 7 train, clean/organized isles, massive selection, and most importantly, a wide selection of interesting potato chips!!! I've been searching for my cucumber flavored potato chips (yes cucumber) since my first visit to mainland China 6+ yrs ago. The potato chip game is on point in China with an array of interesting flavors ranging from veggie and herb flavors like cucumber and basil to legit meat such as squid and lamb with cumin. I've searched in every asian supermarket I enter since (mostly in Hong Kong and Florida) and not until J mart have I been reunited with my delectible cucumber flavored Lays potato chips. J Mart's chip aisle does not disappoint, with dozens of interesting flavors. Sadly, I did not purchase nearly enough cucumber chips and will need to head back ASAP, maybe with luggage this time! read more

Jmart - Mar 22 - Have been searching for these far and wide!!!! J Mart had these + a whole aisle of interesting chip flavors. - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

Came here on a Sunday afternoon and this place was very busy! It's a Chinese supermarket, so they sell all sorts of groceries, fresh produce, meats , fish, etc! The place wasn't the cleanest, but it's expected of a Chinese supermarket. There's also plenty of food traffic in here bc it's in a very busy mall. It had everything I was looking for and the prices were not bad, will definitely be back! Thanks! read more

What the xxx is this water melon?! Comparing to other local fruit stands, it's more expensive and most importantly it's not edible. read more

Jmart - Bought a watermelon, WHATS THIS?! - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Readily expired frozen re thawed fish. 9.99 a pound for expired sea bass? Thanks for nothing. Never coming here again. No wonder h mart is opening up everywhere. read more

Jmart - You a** 9.99 for frozen re thawed sea bass. Thanks for poisoning me and my family. Never ever going here. Disgusting. - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

Still love this place. Remember to get your gift card $5 off $100 in the office up the stairs. read more

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This Jmart is much busier than the one in Bensonhurst. Its attached to the rest of the mall. I have gone to the Flushing location a couple of times. I want to try going at different times to see if other times aren't as busy. They did have a great selection though. Found my favorite candy. I usually shop for non perishables like ramen, chips and candy. They also have lots of neat drinks. I shall be back again! read more

I prefer J-Woww to J-Mart but that's obvious. This is a pretty spectacular and extremely busy, ennormous Asian grocery store in the heart of Flushing, which is the heart of East Asian New York City. The vast majority of shoppers here are Asian and the vast majority of goods are pretty awesome international things. Some things are past their expiration date and not a lot of the shoppers or employees are particularly friendly, but that's all of Flushing really - and having said that it's a really great resource and way better than a lot of the other Asian grocery stores, which are often smaller and more expensive, located all around the city of New York. read more

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Things have improved. Refrigeration working. Variety is huge. As much as they have, they need more dumplings though comparison to others stores I've been to. Prices are competitive. Aisle tighter than i would like but it's fine. Ginormous store. Has prepared food to purchase on ground level. Meats and produce is decent pickins. Conveniently located by subway and busses in downtown flushing. Go-to place nowadays for me. I go often. read more

I used to come to JMart weekly for groceries, but that's slowly fallen off. Now, I come roughly once a month. That being said, that has nothing to do with JMart, it's more that I live so far away from it! If anything, this says a lot about JMart and how much I liked it, as I was dragging bags of groceries almost the entirety of the 7 line. I like the variety of snacks and foods that you can find at JMart and I always make sure to stock up. The only thing I don't love about it is that there are lots of people on the weekends, and it can be hard to move swiftly around--meaning, it can be hard to do a quick trip in and out of JMart. I personally don't mind since when I do groceries, I like to walk through every aisle, but I imagine it can get annoying if you're trying to quickly get what you need and leave. Prices at JMart are also fairly reasonable, so I'm always happy to go and pick up whatever groceries I'm missing from there (even if it is a long subway ride home). Would recommend this supermarket to others as well! read more

My first review... I've never bothered to write a review before. Why spend a good hour of my life composing words that most people would just glance over and thus promptly forget? But I write this, my first review on Yelp, because I am quite vexed and a bit flummoxed. JMart is an Asian grocery store in the heart of the Chinatown of Queens known as Downtown Flushing. They sell a myriad of Asian goods, fruits, vegetables, and meats. Their prices aren't the best, but they occasionally have good sales to entice the bargain-minded shopper. I have and probably will continue to shop at JMart, despite the negativity that I am feeling right now. However, I feel that I have been wronged; I write this review to air out my grievance and basically to get it off my chest so that I can get some sleep tonight. Today, I made a simple purchase of bananas. I was not overcharged nor cheated in any way. Yet the disrespect that the cashier showed me was unbecoming; I did not feel welcomed. It's true that her profession isn't one where she would expect a gratuity or tip from me, but a little common courtesy is all that I hope for and expect. That is the basis of Customer Service, right? My purchase came out to less than $2.50 ($2.41, to be exact). After all, it was just one bunch of bananas weighing a little more than 4 lbs. I gave the cashier some money and she returned the correct change. No harm, no foul there. But then she immediately ignored me and moved on to the next customer and started to ring up his items as I waited for her to provide a bag for my one item purchase. I was shocked. The process is pretty simple. Wait on line, get your item(s) rung up, pay your way, bag the item(s) and away you go. But this beeatch refused to bag my item. Now, I am an ABC (American Born Chinese). I am not fluent in Mandarin and struggle to hold up my end in a simple conversation involving the national dialect. I am Canto. So I asked her in Cantonese why I wasn't getting a bag. To which she answered me (in Mandarin, in an annoyed tone) that the bananas were already in a bag, motioning to the bag that Del Monte had packaged them in. She then added that I needed to pay "wu fen chien" for a bag (which in my limited Mandarin, I understood to cost me 5 cents). My conundrum at the moment was why I couldn't get a free bag when I personally witnessed her bag items for the three previous customers on line before me. I scanned the signs (that mostly are in Chinese) above the cash register to see if anything stating a requirement of payment for bags. I did not see one, nor did it seem that there was any requirement of a minimum purchase needed to get a bag (a la credit card minimum). So I fished out a nickel from my change and plopped it down on the counter and had nothing more to say to her. She then shoved me the bag and I proceeded to bag my lone item. But I then snidely posed a question to the customer behind me (in English), "so we have to pay 5 cents for each bag?" The gentleman behind me stared at the cashier with wide eyes and she quickly responded to him in Mandarin. I could not make out the first part of her response, but I did catch the latter half. Though I am not fluent in Mandarin I do know how to curse with the best of them. I was shocked when she cursed me out and I could only walk away shaking my head. So to sum up my review, which is more of a rant - JMart provides goods for sale but does not provide good service. They rely on the convenience that their location affords to their customers; thus they do not emphasize customer service so as to ensure customer loyalty. Don't expect warmth and caring from JMart employees. And please do not let their behavior set a standard and therefore stereotype our Chinese culture. I challenge JMart to respond to this review. I really would like them to reconsider their policy on customer service and its importance. When I shop at supermarket chains like Stop & Shop, Shop Rite, Key Food and even Food Plus, I am greeted with courtesy and politeness. Why should JMart be any different? On 7/25/2020, I was rudely rebuked by Cashier #103 at Station 03 @ 18:33:23. I am not looking to get her fired, but hospitality training is something that I hope management would consider. read more

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"Chaos is a ladder" - Petyr Baelish (GOT) If you want organized chaos, this is where it's at. Cheap affordable groceries, and goodies from China, Taiwan, Japan and Korea. Lots of produce, great selection of meats, veggies, asian sauces, drinks etc. Fantastic location in New World Mall gives you access to the 7 train once you're done shopping. I come here from Manhattan to get my Asian groceries since its way overpriced in the city. Sure, the aunties might slit your throat if you're in their way from grabbing that discounted scallions, and it might reek of fish sauce here and there... But what more can possibly go wrong here? read more

My temperature was taken before I entered this massive Asian supermarket located on the first floor of Flushing's New World Mall. Everyone it seemed was wearing a mask, and it was pretty clean and well organized. These things impressed me since my first visit occurred in the midst of a pandemic. The store is just steps from the No. 7 subway station. It's well stocked with fresh produce, dairy, meats, seafood, cook ware, and all manner of Asian food products. read more

Jmart - This whole row is mainly just mushrooms! - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I been to too many Asian supermarkets and this one is not on the top of my list. Always pass by this place heading towards the food court. One time- the place stunk with a foul odor. Had to leave the place for we were at the entrance. This time there was no funky smell. Couple of things. Place is very crowded and lots of shoppers. Please check expiration dates here. They sell expired items. That's not kosher people. I will not buy anything from this store or ever plan to for there are too many Asian supermarkets around the vicinity like further up Northern Blvd, Prices are not cheap either. Everyone looks at circular for the sales. read more

Great place to come for food shopping. This supermarket offers a great variety of Asian vegetable, meat, candies, and other. I am not sure how pricing fares with respect to other supermarkets. But convenience is a major play in coming to this place. This place is located right outside of the subway station. It is also located above a popular food court, the one located in basement floor of New World Mall. It is also located inside of a mall where you can get your hair done, shop for clothing, etc... In terms of the decor and the cleanliness it fares average to poor compared to other western (Costco, Stop&Shop, Wegmans, etc) supermarket. But if you compare apple to apple to other Asian supermarket then it is in par with them. Therefore, it is up to your standard to rate it dysfunctional or passable to your taste. In my opinion, I wouldn't care too much about it as long as this place offers the great variety and assortment of products to buy : ) read more

Jmart - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

JMart is a big and relatively clean supermarket. Produce is looking pretty fresh - e.g. bean sprouts that you bag it yourself can't get any more fresher. On the other hand, they also have products of questionable quality. For instance, the frozen imitation crab meat was very inexpensive so I grabbed it, but it turns out they are dry and tasted awful after thawing it. So, please avoid buying imitation crab here, but otherwise, things are looking ok. read more

The crooks post prices for bottled water at $2.69 and will ring you up for $3.39. The Chinese cashier did not change price when she could see all the signs on the rack in red saying $2.69 as the sales price. The only problem is a lot of people who shop here are being ripped off everyday because the workers post lower prices, but change it to make a higher profits. The city weights and measures department should find these crooks or close them down to stop them from doing what is common in some parts of China. read more

Jmart - Over priced - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

aaaaaa SUPER LARGE supermarket filled with a wide variety of fresh food and household products. Everything is neatly organized and most importantly, easy to find! I like coming here the most only because the prices for food are slightly lower compared to other places. Every penny counts in our current economic status. Speaking of which, this place is always busy and crowded with people shopping. Therefore, the business is doing quite well. In a hurry? No worry.. there is a good amount of cash registers so the lines go pretty quickly. You will definitely leave JMART in full satisfaction! TIP: You need to buy a minimum amount of $15.00 in order to use your credit card! read more

I like Jmart as a Chinese supermarket, though it fails as a Japanese one. Thus far, within a radius of other Chinese supermarkets, Jmart has the best sales and selections, and freshest groceries. Located inside the New World Mall, Jmart is convenient for subway and bus commuters, as well and drivers (free parking with $20-$30 purchase). Their layout is a bit odd in that it seems anyone can walk out with their merchandise at the Roosevelt entrance. But it seems like they have it under control these days (watch guards). I have a friend from Brooklyn who claims that Jmart is carrying a good dry noodle brand that he can't find anywhere else in NYC, so now he has to trek up and stock up. For me, it's hard to find a dozen of eggs for 89 cents, and that's a win. Another cute feature that they have is pulling hand carts. Not too big, but not quite small, these little carts encourage customers to buy more yet not hog up the aisles. I like it, although I'm used to carrying baskets (so I can stop buying when it gets too heavy). read more

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The Jmart is good for convenience and selection. I have been here many times and the prices are competitive with other supermarkets near Main street. On my last excursion here to pick up sushi supplies, I noticed how they had a sale on expired imitation crab meat. Not only that, but on some packages they tried to fool consumers by removing the panel of the packaging where the date was stamped by the manufacturer! Isn't this illegal and against the department of heath. They would rather risk a lawsuit and consumer harm than just throwing out the unsold merchandise. Sure, this product is frozen... but it's a slippery slope to go from thinking selling expired frozen goods is acceptable to expired canned goods, meats, and seafood as well. BUYER BEWARE!! I have also seen employees cleaning and dusting the light fixtures about two hours before closing. They stand on ladders and use a swifter or a feather duster to catch the accumulated dust without covering the fruits and veggies down below. It looks like an asthma attack zone waiting to occur. I sure as heck will think twice about purchasing items from here! read more

Jmart - Expiration dates were located there but suddenly now *missing*! As you can see, this product is expired. Yet it is on SALE! - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York

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One word in Cantonese: Waa1. Jmart is a newly open Chinese supermarket on the second floor of New World Mall for I had the pleasure to accompany and assist a friend's shopping. It is well maintained and organized fully stock of fresh produce, and cooking tools, dinner ware, Asian utensils, spices, Asian particularly Chinese sauces, ingredients for a home cook meal of a restaurant quality. Moderately priced for produce is key and slightly higher price as obvious for cooking tools. I believe staff is fluent in both Cantonese and Mandarin. Jmart is surely the supermarket to tend to in Flushing aside from Hong Kong Supermarket which this is spacious and well stocked. read more

Jmart - International Grocery Near Me - Flushing, New York