I love this store. since visiting the balkans, i have missed the quality of food since i came back…read moreto the states. this place completes my pantry now! I come to stock up on ajvar and cheeses, fresh made burek, and locally sourced vegetables. well-priced fresh produce selection. the variety is better than a regular grocery store. Great for traditional european recipe ingredients you can't find elsewhere such as pickled cabbage for making sarma. i haven't tried many sweets from the bakery yet but they look delicious and expertly decorated.

When I was in the store it was very clean. The help was very helpful and I did find what I was…read morelooking for.

Popped in on a whim during a Sunday drive. The bread is simple .. and PERFECT. And delicious…read more Thank you!

Everything your little Balkan Heart desires. It's a convenient store near my home. Has Fabulous…read moreBread Products and so much more.

We have been here many times and my wife enjoys the stuff cabbage which is still very good. Today I…read moreordered my usual kielbasa and sauerkraut both as to go orders. There was way too much sauerkraut and very little small slivers of kielbasa that looked old, tasted bland and totally destroyed my ever wanting to order it again. To think we drive all the way from Livonia for Naught. What a shame.

It's been a few years since I have updated my last review and wanted to share how strongly I feel…read moreabout this business. Polish Market continues to be my go to market for Polish sausage in Metror Detroit. I have tied most if not all of the other well known named Polish centric markets in metro Detroit but for my money this Market makes the best sausage. Their large selection of tasty sausage with fair pricing is second to none. In particular, I consider their cherry wood sausage to be exceptional where this is my go to wood species when I do my own smoking which I do on a weekly basis. It adds such a good and unique flavor to meat that I am surprised that more smoked meat centric businesses in the area dont do it. Sausage aside, I like to buy their Polish cookies/treats from Polish Market for my 90 something year old in laws who are immigrants from Poland where they get a huge kick out of these baked goods that remind them of their heritage and original homeland. It lights up their eyes when I say I bought Polish cookies for them. Sometimes the simplest things are the best things in life! (:

I'm updating my review because Jungwon is under new ownership. The new owners are so much nicer and…read morewelcoming. The Korean food is delicious. I have to get their homemade dumplings every time I stop by. There's also kimbap, traditional Korean soups, and a variety of banchan.

Small, with a very limited selection of Korean pantry groceries. Best buys I made from this trip…read morewas the housemade beef gyoza (dumplings) - they are sizeable and taste fantastic! A$19.98 pkg of 16 dumplings was enough to satisfy three hungry people. I also purchased the fresh kimchi which was also very good. In addition to the freshly made gyoza are a lot of other prepared foods including soups, marinated meats, fresh kimchi and other banchan, all in the refrigerated section. The gentlemen running the store was very helpful, assisted me with finding the specific items I needed.

An unexpected hidden gem! My car broke down on my way home…read morefrom my brothers. I stopped at the Speedway next door to wait for my dad to come pick me up. Preeti greeted me into the grocery store while I was looking for something to eat. I got a creamy curry with chickpeas and spinach, SO DELICIOUS. Made fresh to taste! Pairs very well with the aromatic rice and fresh baked naan.

Thanks Priti....great samosas, and my source for real Cadbury's…read more I'll be back soon..

Came in one day looking for some baby lemons. They didn't have lemons, but they did have limes…read more That didn't help. But I did grab the cutest baby bananas I have ever saw in my life!! I also grabbed a 4 pack of garlic naan bread from the freezer section. The bananas were delicious and my kids requested them many times after. The garlic naan is perfect fried in a pan with a little butter. Can't say that I would buy much more than these 2 items from this store, as I wasn't familiar with anything else. It's a tiny store, and the older man watching tv, who rang me up was quiet but polite. I'll return for naan and baby bananas.

I visited All India Grocers today for the first time and was happy to find it DOES exist (a…read morebusiness' existence is somewhat questionable to me when it's not on Yelp yet... I added it along with this review). The small store was empty except for a man I'm assuming was the owner. He greeted me with a smile and was friendly but not overly chatty. He directed me to where I could find the Paneer cheese, which I bought two of, so I can make another batch of delicious Mutter Paneer (I highly recommend this recipe: http://www.tarladalal.com/Mutter-Paneer-Butter-Masala-4322r). The other two items I purchased that I highly recommend are the frozen Garlic Naan bread and the frozen Channa Dal mini Samosas - both by the Deep Indian Gourmet brand. The man in the store recommended I deep fry the samosas but I baked them since I didn't feel like busting out the deep fryer and they were very yummy! Full of flavor and spice. The store had lots of spices, unique fresh produce (that actually looked fresh), several frozen items like Naan bread, samosas, etc. He even had homemade samosas for sale at the register for 0.79 a piece. They were pretty good but a tad bit bland, good amount of spice though. If you live in the Macomb Township area like me then I believe this is the closest Indian grocery store, but regardless of that it's a nice little store and I will be sure to return!

I stopped in the market for the first time. Found what I was looking for got in line waited to be…read morecalled over by another cashier. My item was $2.99 I gave her $3.00. Now, I know it's only a penny but the cashier didn't even bother to give me back my change, which I find rather insulting. So I looked at my receipt and I left, knowing that I will never go back. Assuming you don't need to give customers their change back , no matter how small, is bad customer service. It too bad this is allowed.

Not bad, small store, clean. Cleaner than Arabic grocery store in Dearborn. it has everything you…read moreneed. Prices are average, frozen items are more expensive than Meijer and Kroger because they have items from overseas

It's good food.it has the real taste of India food. The stuff and owner is good peopleread more

Hey all kerala peoples! Malayalees ! Athey, ningale thanne!…read moreIf you are anywhere near, head over to National groceries for all your kerala food needs. I found this place quite by luck, and made a 2.5 hr journey to get some stuff. They have all the kerala brands like Eastern, Nirapara, Double horse, etc.. Puttu powder, Appam powder, Kerala pickles, frozen fish, Kerala spices, Kerala rice, kerala snacks, etc.Best part is that they cater, and they have kerala dishes to-go by pound. I went when the Onam celebrations were going on, and they had Onam sadya to-go (next week). I also got some fresh-off-stove parippu vadas. They had rare-in-usa delicacies like Meenpeera, Beef curry, Kerala fish curry, Kaalan, Thoran. Puli Inji... I got some 3 dishes to-go. You know what i am thinking after i got back? Should have got more!