Visited this little shop today for the first time! Normally I like to go to the strip district for…read moreall my Korean food and noodle needs, but today I switched it up! Really good variety of things. Not overwhelming. Clean and organized and the owner is very kind and sweet Found a ton of great instant noodles & ramen-Buldak brand, Shin Ramen, the sorts. Got some sauces and restocked on a couple of seasonings like furikake and seaweed for my poke bowls and sushi. The best gem however, that this place carries, I have not been able to find anywhere else- is fish cakes!! Maybe it's just me but I can never find that pink and white swirl goodness anywhere! and I found it here! no swirl but perfect fish cakes like the kind they use at Ramen Bar! Yum. Can't wait for my next trip

This place has many good reviews, however my experience was very different. For clarification I am…read morea black woman . The lady looked horrified when I walked in, then she rushed me to buy when it is only 12pm. I then feel like one was watching me buying to ensure that I am not stealing. I select my option(a 7 dollar item) and she she says there is a 10 dollar minimum for a debit card. Which is not a legal minimum to impose on a debit card.

One of my Favorite Places!! Has all sorts of products from…read moreacross Asia. - clean and well organized - polite staff - massive drink selection - all sorts of snacks - they even have ice cream

Panda Supermarket is a grocery store that sells Asian foods, beverages, kitchenware, and more…read more I shopped here once recently. I am not Asian, so perhaps I am not the most qualified reviewer, but I did recognize some foods from my past vacations in Japan and Korea. I also saw Chinese foods. The freezers, refrigerators, and shelves looked to be well stocked, organized, and clean, and the merchandise seemed to have reasonable prices. I saw a variety of foods--for example, soups, tofus, tamarind, rices, okonomiyaki, potstickers, curries, soy sauces, steamed buns, and taiyaki. I also saw beverages such as milks, sodas, juices, and teas. Kitchenware included pots, kettles, scissors, etcetera. Perhaps Panda Supermarket could offer more fruits, vegetables, and meats. Overall, however, I think that this store is very useful for finding merchandise that many other grocery stores do not offer.

We came in for the Lemony Chickpea salad and were lured in by the open air seating and grilled…read moreturkey paninis. The service was fast and the sandwich was super crispy and light with pickled onions offering a huge wave of acid amidst the slim turkey fixins. The ratio was a tad off but still enjoyable. Plenty of street parking out front.

Millvale has waited patiently, and the Millvale Market delivered. There's an assortment of fresh…read moreproduce, prepared foods, coffee, meats, and dairy. Most items are organic, and many are local. I love Goat Rodeo and Pitaland, but there are other examples. Although there are still some empty shelves, I think they are adding new items all the time. I bought chicken soup from Sprezzatura, and it was delicious.

I love this neighborhood bodega and how the name changes every now and again…read more Locally owned store with friendly service, good selection and decent prices.

Best spot in town. Major key to success is starting your morning at k2. Best staff best food best…read moreatmosphere total win people don't pass this up. "Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do."

Nice convenience store in the heart of the downtown business district. In addition to the usual…read morelottery, snacks, etc., great homemade items like samosas (Kenya style).

My daughter has been begging for a trip to this store for ages and we finally made it there…read moreyesterday. The store doesn't have its own lot (as most in squirrel hill don't). But right around the corner is a large pittsburgh parking authority lot (and the cut through stairway leads you to a crosswalk basically right in front of the store). The store is smaller than I was expecting, but they pack a lot into a small space. There is a little bit of everything. Japanese and other Asian snacks and food, cosmetics (including Korean skincare, housewares like ramen bowls and chopsticks. They even had Hello Kitty toilet paper. There is a wall of claw machines and blind box machines (you need to purchase the coins for them) and lots of collectibles like pokemon. Prices were reasonable (although stuffies seemed really high). My daughter was really excited about the "really super cute" school supplies. There was a consistent line the entire time we were in there, but the staff kept it moving and were very friendly. Overall a fun place to find some unique items without having to pay crazy shipping rates if you tried to get them on your own.

Ebisu Life Store is a retail store that sells Asian, particularly Japanese, goods…read more My husband and I shopped here one time on a Saturday, and we had some difficulty walking around the many other customers in the store. I spent some time browsing the shelves for products that I had previously purchased during our vacation in Japan last year, for example, Kit Kats in different flavors. We saw a variety of foods, beverages, kitchenware, toys, beauty products, hygiene products, household cleaning products, office supplies, and more. Prices were reasonable, and some prices that were close to their expiration date were marked down. My husband loves gacha vending machines that dispense quirky little toys, and this store had some of them. I felt most interested in trying new-to-me foods, teas, and hygiene products. Overall, I think that Ebisu offers a decent selection of products that are a challenge to find in other brick-and-mortar stores in Pittsburgh.

Kitschy collection of brightly colored and fun flavored Japanese foods!…read more You walk in and immediately are overwhelmed with the whimsical packaging and shelves full of color. If you are looking for something very unique, this place has it! We purchased four fun soda flavors (Melon, Orange, Yuzu, White Peach), Mango Mochi, and all Mein Noodles. But trust me... we wanted to grab so much more. The employees keep the store very clean and neat. They are readily available for any questions too. Definitely a fun addition to the community

What a great little shop! My daughter loves ramen and basically anything Japanese, so I was…read moreintrigued what this place actually had. For a small place, it was packed with lots of fun options! Tons of ramen flavors and options (along with other noodle bowl dishes). Lots of beverages and a seemingly endless amount of options for sweets and snacks. Pricing is very clearly marked and the owner was extremely helpful in regards to questions we had about specific items and directing us to things she thought we might enjoy (based on what my son said he likes). If you like unique treats and foods, definitely stop by!

The best luncheon meats I have found in the pgh area. They are super efficient also, always have…read morelots of workers on shift.. lots of jarred goodies and fresh goodies also.

An encyclopedia of Italian groceries A family feel to good…read morefood A place to feel comfortable to buy anything off the shelf and know that it will taste good. It is tough to call Labriola's just an Italian Market because it is so much more. The employees all value each customer and are more than ready to help, chat, and make you part of the family for your excursion. Don't sleep on their prepared foods. I grabbed a Prosciutto and Turkey Panini. The deli team sliced the meat fresh and spent time making this a delectable sandwich. You will be inspired by the rows upon rows of selections - pastas, sauces, sodas, peppers, biscotti, cookies. Yes, the aisles are tight but it is because they have so many items for you to choose from. When we checked out with 250 meatballs and quarts of sauce, the wonderful ladies at checkout gladly boxed it up and made it simple to carry our load of Italian goods to our car.