Super helpful staff which is knowledgeable about their products and can offer advice on how to use…read moreingredients. They stock a lot of spices and rices. You can also pick up specialty ingredients such as tamarind and Indian desserts. Kohli also sells some hot foods to go such as samosas.

I love Kohli's. It is a great indian place with an amazing selection of herbs, indian foods. Etc…read more Definitely stop and check it out!

Namaste Dosto (Hello Yelp friends), I was motorcycling along…read moreRt. 19, and remembered my last visit here, so I decided to stop again, and shop around a little more because last time, I popped in real quick, just for some lunch. As I walked in, the very nice Auntie-Ji that runs the place remembered me from last time (She asked if I wanted lunch?). I have been learning Hindi on Duolingo, and I guess she remembered the white dude on a Royal Enfield motorbike that speaks a little Hindi . . . (LOL!). Anyways, I saw quite a few products here that were different from some of the other Indian stores in the area (I frequent many of them), and they had very nice looking produce section also. I bought a few non-perishable items that I could carry with me on my bike, and was on my way. I am bumping my review from 4 to 5 stars, because the woman was so kind to remember me, and she was very nice, and really sweet . . . BIG CHEERS!!!!! P.S. Like most Indian stores in the area, Face-Masks are still REQUIRED here, so plan accordingly if you are going to shop here . . . NAMASTE!!!!

This is a cool place. I like this place…read more The the products here are Indian or indian-based or Indian inspired. They have some really neat frozen treats in the freezer case. All kinds of unique and interesting flavors of ice cream, sorbet etc. And if you're holding a party, catering a corporatist charity event, buying for a group home, or just feeding the masses, this is the place to go for humongous bags of rice, stacked neatly in front of the windows and (unused) doors. The people at the register speak with Indian accents, and were not at all hard for me to understand; I've had two bosses from India, so I'm used to the accent. This appears to maybe be a family business. Younger people popping in and out of the back, stocking shelves, speak fluent English. However they are very polite, helpful and very knowledgeable about their products. I grilled them like salmon for information in a couple ingredients I needed for dinner. They obliged, and were very patient (did I mention very knowledgeable, too?). There are so many things offered here: from desserts like pastries, cookies, and icecream, to a vast array of spices I've never even heard of. There's a dizzying selection of noodles and rice. This is not the place for the indecisive. They have a section to the right of the entrance, of beauty products, lotions, etc.

Fantastic selection of Asian food - produce, fresh, frozen, and packaged…read more Nice selection of mushrooms, tofu, and kimchi at prices that are a fraction of stores like giant eagle marketplace or Whole Foods - example is enoki mushrooms that were beautiful and less than 1/2 the price of the not so nice enoki at giant eagle. Also a nice little corner with dinnerware, tea cups, bowls, sushi service items etc. It's now a regular stop for us. Highly recommended.

Enson is a very intriguing little Asian market in Point Breeze (eastern neighborhood of Pittsburgh)…read morethat is very conveniently located to my home neighborhood. They have a fabulous variety of vegetables, mushrooms, frozen and fresh foods and a good mix of products from all over Asia. I find the layout of this store to be better than most. My criticism is that the prices are a little higher than I would expect (probably from some idiot's tariffs) but overall a clean shop with helpful staff and an excellent array of Asian and tropical items.

While visiting the Strip District, made a pit stop for my parents to check out the neighborhood…read moreAsian market. I'd describe it as a local version of 99 Ranch. This market had everything: fresh produce, solid seafood area, prepared foods where a guy was making fresh dumplings, boba shop, and an entire aisle for instant noodles. They have 2 parking lots: one on Penn and one on Liberty. It had just stormed the day before and the lot on Penn was muddy. Definitely recommend parking on Liberty if you can.

Just recently went here since it is so close to my work and it did NOT disappoint…read more There are SO many groceries to choose from. Many different cultural foods from Asia. A lot of things that I have had to search near and far for and now it's so close to home. They also have a hot foods counter and drink counter which is excellent!

I was riding past, and saw that this market was open, so I decided to stop in for my first time…read more They have a nice selection of various Indian & Pakistani food items. I purchased a cold soda (very hot day (and drank it right there while I shopped)). I also purchased a few food items. Very nice place. I look forward to coming back again some time . . . Cheers!

I went to this shop to get a holiday gift for a coworker who is from Pakistan. The gentleman…read moreworking there knew EXACTLY which items in his stock would be favored and specific to that country. He was very kind and patient even though he started to get busy. The prices were more than reasonable, and the recipient of the gifts was thrilled to get familiar comfort items from her coworkers. May have to go back to try something new for myself!

I want to thank the two people who helped me yesterday when I took a hard fall in the ingomar…read moreparking lot. Also the managers who were so kind to me. Their concern for me was very touching. I really appreciate all your help. I'm doing ok after going to the hospital. Nothing broken!

Looking for a great fried fish sandwich, don't go here. Not only did they increase the price, but…read morealso the breading. Bought what looked like 2 large filets. 2 lbs @ $12/lb. For 24$ I got 1/2 pound of fish and the rest was fried batter. 1/2 lb of batter was just laying in the corners of the container. And this was not end of day leftovers. it was from the first tray this morning. Never again Bob Raymond

There is a joke that when Trader Joe's scouts locations, they look for the ones that have the worst…read moreparking and this one certainly qualifies. There is definitely not enough parking and it borders with a busy Chick Fil A, so that makes it even more challenging. That is why I deducted a star. Otherwise, this is a wonderful location. It is well maintained and well stocked. If one of your favorites isn't there, they can and will look up the status of the product. They can check if it was discontinued, if they have it on order (and when they should have it in stock again) or when they are able to order it again. It is really helpful! They will also let you sample something if you have a question about it. I've only done this once (and it was because they offered). They also often have samples of a product they are trying to promote that week or month. Food quality is fresh and there is a really nice variety of items. I especially like perusing the frozen aisle because there are so many unique international food options like Korean, French, Italian and Greek options just to name a few. The inside of the location is clean, well lit and full of vibrant color. This is a great location (if you are able to actually find a place to park)

Generally a good grocery experience, but lately there have been some issues that have caused me…read moresome grief. The big one, and one of our staples is Organic Pasteurized Milk. Unfortunately, they no longer offer it. They only carry Ultra-Pasteurized Organic Milk, which doesn't taste as good as plain pasteurized. The only benefit to Ultra-Pasteurization is to increase shelf life. Secondly, the freezers have been down for weeks and some frozen items that I use a lot have been hard to get. Sometimes, you have to ask the staff to go in the back freezer and see if they can find it. It the beginning though, they said the back freezer was so full that they couldn't get anything out of it. Lastly, another staple for me, San Francisco Sourdough bread, has been in and out of inventory occasionally over the past few weeks. All of these things are first world problems, and generally TJ's is still an O.K. place . . . Cheers!

Formerly Upna Bazaar, this space is now under new management and a new name, La Madina. Since my…read morelast visit, this market is now jam-packed with all kinds of good food, fresh meats, frozen, dairy, canned goods, sweets, nuts, produce, etc. They even have some jewelry and wall hangings for sale. Very friendly people too ... Cheers!