As per recommendation by a friend, I stopped by and checked out this Asian supermarket near me…read more Its huge shopping area took me more than an hour to completely browsed. Plenty of choices for each categories. Various shelves have full stock. Due to holidays that is coming up, a long line for meat section, seafood section and registers are visible. It has great amount of traffic all over the place as he / she doing each own business. I kinda enjoyed watching all shoppers, each one has its own character during this busy season. Pricing is reasonable. Parking is huge. Service is fast.

It's official, I've purchased here a hundred times and the cashiers never bag the groceries.read more

Love to shop there. Beautiful workers. Olive oils , Nuts and Cheese. Plus spices in wood barrels…read more Reminds me of being back home in South Carolina.

Wide choices of imported herbs, spices, plus prepared salads, very good dried fruits, excellent…read morespinach pie, cheeses, olives, oils, pita bread, and much more. Good service, friendly staff.

I love this place and always shopping from there about more then 25 years also new owner is very…read morenice guy , I hate to say this but a day before new year I shopping from there and the cashier who is Iranian don't gave me the receipt and change in the car my wife ask me where is the receipt and I said no have it when we go home I finger out with extra charge and change he screw me about $80 ,today again I was there I shopping about $40 and he gave me change and I put in my pocket without looking and when I come home was only $10 , he screw me another $50. I know is my bad because never I count the money when I get the rest,I don't care about this much money but be careful with this charlatan, please asking for receipts and count your money, don't be stupid like me.but they loosing customers like this.

This place is now under new ownership it's clean and looks great. They have all types of Middle…read moreEastern spices, breads, . They have a large fruit and vegetable stand and also a kosher butchery, the new owner is now making delicious Persian stews and kebabs made to order also kebabs that you could take home and make in the convenience of your home, I tried the stew. It was delicious and the kebab was great as well. Wish him all the best.

The name says it all at ShopFresh Supermarket. Usually we buy fruit, they have the best fruit in…read morethe area. Their products are fresh, sweet, ripe ready to eat. Staff is helpful and courteous.

I've driven by ShopFresh many times, but have never stepped in because I am loyal to another…read moresupermarket. However, I was nearby recently and decided to give it a shot. Wow, produce, fish and meat all appeared fresh and decently priced. There were lots on sale and more importantly, the space was super clean! I just wish the aisles were wider, but otherwise, I am returning again!

It's really just a food store, but when I recently went there, I felt like I was back in Japan,…read morewhich we visited recently. Mostly, or all, Japanese food products, pastries, and candy. I don't know where the plastic-contained food products are manufactured, but they appear fresh, and suggest that they taste good. This place is at least worth a visit. I intend to return soon. All I bought this time was a 5-pack of Yakult, a milk-based, probiotic drink that I like. Now I don't have to go all the way to 32nd St. and 6th Ave. just to get it. It's made in Orange County, CA, by the way.

This is a convenient little market right in the heart of Ktown! I always stop by here now whenever…read moreI am visiting NYC. It's a good place for a quick grab and go selection of Japanese lunch or dinner selections including some onigiri as well. The downstairs area felt a little awkward because of the eating area and could use a little more improvement I think? Otherwise, staff is friendly and the store has good snacks and groceries.

Asian supermarket where you can get all your Asian spices and 25lb triple elephant bag white…read morerice.... IYKYK...

Local Chinese supermarket servicing Fresh Meadows and nearby neighborhoods. The interior is now a…read morebit dated thus losing a star but not a deal breaker. The staff keep to themselves and helpful when needed. It's not as large as other nearby Chinese supermarkets however they're always well stocked with good prices and an ample parking lot. This is one of my go to because it's in a quiet and safe neighborhood.

5 stars for the seafood Dept. A couple of fishmongers who…read moretake care of me are very helpful and open-minded. They are always very nice never rush me. Not only do they tell me what is good, fresh, but also willing to share different cooking methods on certain fish. The entire market is well organized. Staff are warm. Pricing and quality are much much better than 99 Ranch per my experience.

Food is good , sometimes have problems for quality, I believe the service could be better compared…read morewith HMart, whole food , and north shore market due to no return policy make them lower than the others. This super look nice as whole food market.

Food is always fresh and good quality. You have to be there…read morepretty early like 1-2pm. Otherwise selection of fresh prepared food is not last. People are buying it of the shelf's

I used to absolutely love this place, but things have shifted in a negative direction and I felt…read morecompelled to write about it. The meat prices used to be extremely attractive, and they have probably gone up 50% to 60% over the past 8 to 12 weeks. At the chicken or lamb over rice station, the container has shrunk down in size by roughly 40%. It does taste pretty good, but is now more expensive than chipotle, fluffies, or any chicken over rice food truck in the city. On our most recent visit last weekend, the new container is so small that there is hardly any rice in our chicken over rice dish. And it now costs almost $11 per pound after tax. Yes, I weighed the food and the container. Fluffies, for example, which I am not affiliated with at all, is a much better deal than Tashkent. At Fluffies I am paying roughly $6.75 per pound of food, and it is extremely delicious. The salad bar is still has an amazing selection, but it is $11-$21 per pound, depending on what you get. That is whole food prices! Overall Tashkent used to be a tremendous value, and now it is average. I can get average anywhere in the city. This has ruined it for me. And I'm pretty much done with it.

Love this place it's like my secret nondescript with no signs outside and hard to park but the…read moreAsian grocery inside the freshly made sushi which aren't cheap but worth the extra price also like their bento boxes and triangle seaweed wraps, great quick take out option

This place has no sign which gives it an untrustworthy or uninviting vibe but regardless, it seemed…read morelike a nice little store so I went in for some Sushi. The man in the back who prepares the Sushi was not friendly at all and seemed to have run away from me when I asked a question. I did get a roll and some sushi and found it being grocery store quality sushi hence nothing special...

There's definitely some New York City DWCP laws being violated by the seafood department here…read more Per the NYC DWCP website: In New York City, businesses selling goods by weight, like food, are required to deduct the weight of the packaging (tare weight) from the total weight to ensure customers pay only for the product. This is part of New York State and New York City's Weights and Measures laws enforced by the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP). Tare Weight: This is the weight of the packaging or container that holds the food. For example, the weight of the plastic container holding deli meat. Net Weight: This is the actual weight of the food being sold, after the tare weight has been subtracted. Legal Requirement: Businesses must ensure scales are accurate and display the net weight of the product to the customer, and they must take into account the tare weight. Consumer Rights: Customers have the right to see the scale and ensure it is displaying the correct weight, with a zero or minus sign indicating the tare weight has been deducted. I bought three lobsters here at $12/pound. The seafood counter person took them out of the lobster tank dripping water, placed them into a large, heavy, brown paper bag (see similar photo I borrowed from another reviewer who had a similar experience - I discarded my bag upon returning home) and then into another large plastic bag. I asked the fishmonger politely if he could pour out the large amount of excess water ($12/pound for water is silly). He became extremely irate and said that lobster is composed primarily of water and therefore would not pour the water out of the bag. At that point, I didn't even endeavor to explain NYC packaging tare weight laws to him. Paid for my lobster, water and packaging and left. Fully understand that it's not easy to make profit in NYC, but sad that this market needed to resort to breaking the law to do so. Unfortunately this isn't the first time this has happened here, but this was the first time I decided to ask the seafood counter person about it. If selling seafood isn't profitable, it's not necessary to deceive customers, just charge more to cover your expenses or please, just don't sell it.

One staff who can't speak English with a nasty attitude sold…read moredead crabs to us.There's very little meat but a lot of seawater inside the dead crabs he sold us. The meat inside the crabs smells like ammonia. The reason he forbid us from picking the crabs ourselves is that he wanted to handpick the dead crabs to rip us off.