They have a good variety of items, from dried bamboo, sauces, and dumplings. The employees are…read moresweet and always willing to assist ( at least in my experiences). If you love ramen, they have many options to choose from. Parking is located in the back of the building, and you are able to enter through the back as well.

Friendly service, but unfortunately, Hanna Tiger has some significant limitations. The biggest…read moreissue is its small size, which naturally limits the selection. With relatively low volume, the quality and freshness of some products can also vary considerably. The onigiri, in particular, was borderline inedible due to a noticeable lack of freshness. Miami's Asian markets tend to be underwhelming compared with those in other cities of similar size, partly because our relatively small Asian population limits demand for a broader and higher-quality selection. Even by those lowered local standards, however, Hanna Tiger falls short. Personally, I'd make the drive to almost any other Asian market rather than shop here. The one bright spot is the staff. The team members are consistently friendly, welcoming, and accommodating, which is appreciated.

I really love coming to this Asian market. They have really unique and interesting snacks. They…read morehave all kinds of different sodas imported from Asia. When you go to the snack aisle you will be amazed by the variety of snacks. We always stop here when in the area and it never disappoints. One of my favorite snacks to get there is Sesame Mochi! It is so cute and the texture is incredible!! Plus sesame seeds are great for you! I also get fresh ginger root as I like to juice with it. All reasonable prices and very interesting food selection! I have been here several times and it never disappoints!! The people that work there are so sweet and helpful! You have to go check it out!

So glad Hanna Market Tiger opened up here in South Miami, especially so close to where I live. It…read morehonestly feels like the perfect little escape to Asia, a region I'm totally obsessed with. They've got all the cool goodies: mooshi, Asian Oreos, fun sodas, moon cakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival, wafer cookies, Hershey's cookies, and many more.... What makes it even better is how practical the place is. They offer free parking for two hours (a big win in Miami), and the selection goes way beyond snacks: soups, Asian chips, frozen entrées and appetizers like shrimp or noodle snacks, even Thai canned soups. You could literally set up a full-course meal just from their shelves. I also love that they even carry cutlery, so they've got you covered from shopping to serving. And a special shoutout to Marissa at the register, she's always super helpful and genuinely happy to assist, which makes the shopping experience much better. It never gets super packed so you can easily enjoy and take time to contemplate all the different treats they offer. It is kept super clean and organize, which makes the Asian experience more enjoyable!

Tl;Dr - Spent over $30, charged twice, refused service and compensation despite lack of explicit…read moreinstruction, and I did not get to eat my purchased food. _____ Was refused compensation for burnt noodles and was charged for another package of noodles. I did not eat either of them. - cashier did not instruct or inform about cooking procedure - instructions for cooking station did not provide the explicit cooking procedure - cashier did not provide feedback after informing them about the burnt noodles (you could smell it) - Cashier double charged me despite not informing me that she could not compensate me This was an unfortunate and unnecessary situation to be in when all the employee needed was human empathy and customer service skill. Attached images show burnt product as well as the instructions that failed to tell you how to use the machine.

I am a big fan of the Asian Mart and I go there often to shop for Japanese snacks, vegetables, and…read moreomagiri's. they have a large variety of Japanese and Korean food, both prepared and frozen ready for you to cook at home. The store is very clean and organized and the staff is very friendly and will help you find whatever you need. This is a great place to find Asian specialty foods. I highly recommend.

I'm so glad to have accidentally found Warsaw Grocery Store. Adrian is very knowledgeable and…read morefriendly to non-Polish enthusiasts like me. He has taken the time to walk me, and my children, through the products and make recommendations. We keep coming back! It's a hidden gem worth discovering

Hi Adrian Dave here from Homestead, FL…read moreI always make the trip here for pierogies, pickles and mustard. Always a pleasure to come here for my polish food and chat with the owner Adrian. Excellent store and hospitality. I highly recommend this market to anyone who likes or wants to try ethnic polish food and goodies.

We discovered Hanna & Tiger's Asian Mart in Killian by chance while taking a different route to…read moreavoid traffic, and it turned out to be such a great find. The store is very clean and well-organized, which made browsing really enjoyable. Prices are reasonable, and there's a nice variety of unique items. One standout was the strawberry-shaped ice cream--it tasted amazing and was a fun treat. We also picked up some bao buns with taro filling, which were delicious. Another highlight was the Korean coffee--simple but perfect, especially with just 2 grams of sugar. It had a great balance of flavor without being too sweet. The service at the POS was fast and professional, making the whole experience smooth from start to finish.

This is your go to for all asian needs. This establishment has been around for years now. Whether…read moreit be dumplings, fresh produce, toys, dessert, sake or even something new to eat, it's got it all.

excellent food and service !! love their Dosa !! try the Pistachio cheesecake !! nice music! very…read morenice environmen.

From the owner: Are you looking to add some spice to your cooking? Do you crave the flavors of Indian cuisine? Look…read moreno further than Ashoka, your one-stop-shop for all things Indian! At Ashoka, we offer a wide variety of products commonly used in Indian cooking. From aromatic spices to flavorful grains and legumes, we have everything you need to make your next meal an authentic Indian experience. Our store is stocked with a diverse range of products, including fresh produce, frozen food, dairy products, sweets, snacks, and ready-to-eat meals. We even carry beautiful Indian Jewelry! Our knowledgeable staff is always on hand to answer any questions you may have and offer advice on cooking techniques and ingredient substitutions. We pride ourselves on providing a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere for all our customers, and we strive to be a valuable resource for those looking to explore the world of Indian cuisine. At Ashoka, we offer online ordering, catering, and cooking classes, making it easier than ever to bring the taste of India into your home. Whether you're a seasoned cook or just starting out, our store has everything you need to create delicious and authentic Indian dishes. So why wait? Come visit us at Ashoka Indian Grocery Store and Market and experience the flavors of India today!

Very nicely stocked with all types of condiments, sweets, cheese, dips, canned goods and so much…read moremore. The front is a store with decorations, jewelry, glassware and beautiful coffee/tea cups. They also have a perfume store connected to the store.

Located in a small shopping center…read more Parking can be challenging. I liked the vast variety of arabic products they sell here; from food all the way to things like cups and mugs. Prices were ok but pricey on others.

This has always been a fine place and one of the few German centers in our community. The food and…read moreserivce have always been friendly and efficientl.

Think of Mainzer's Deli as a Bavarian bodega. Sure, you could do a bit of grocery shopping, but…read morelet's be honest, you're here to hunt down oddball snacks and niche sundries you didn't know you needed. Open since the '70s, these Pinecrest pioneers launched their Central European mini‑market as a side hustle, all while earning their keep as classical musicians. That kind of multitasking deserves a drink. Start smart with a refreshment like Almdudler. The closest American parallel is a love child of Dr. Pepper and Sprite, but that sells it short. This Austrian classic is a bit herbal thanks to elderflower and sage, yet snaps with lemon zest, and happily moonlights as a mixer for beer, wine, vodka, and even cold brew. Honorable mentions go to Apfelschorle (apple juice spritz) and the pride of Salzburg's suds, Stiegl blond lager. Whether you believe the lozenge or the tea came first, Ricola Schweizer Kräutertee, an instant herb tea, will knock a cold flat on its back. In my home, it completes an anti‑illness trinity alongside Advil and Vicks VapoRub. Mainzer's also stocks a tight but thoughtful lineup of German personal‑care creams and cosmetics, because sometimes your sinuses and skin are on red alert. The deli slings cold sandwiches stacked with Schinken (ham) or Gelbwurst, a pork‑and‑veal bologna seasoned with ginger, nutmeg, and white pepper that can be customized with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, or mustard. Hot subs come piled onto rolls with sauerkraut and mustard. The Brat and Weisswurst lead the sales, but the Double-Smoked BLT remains a point of almost defiant pride for the Mainzer clan. I could keep waxing poetic about all the shelf treasures, but this women‑owned piece of Pinecrest history demands boots on the ground. Dive into the unusually deep selection of chocolates and marzipan, debate the finest ketchup for a currywurst, and boldly snack where few South Floridians have snacked before.

If I am in the area and a little hungry, this is the place I stop by for a little snack. They are…read moremostly a grocery store, selling everything from nail polish to candies to cheese to meat and bacalhau. There's also a counter selling savory pastries and desserts. I admit I don't know much about Brazilian cuisine, but there are brigadeiros (similar to truffles), quindims, coxinhas, pão de queijo, empadas and more. There are a few tables so if you like, you can enjoy the food right there, along with a coffee, which they also sell. Their cheese bread is like three for a little over $1, and I doubt you can find anything as filling and satisfying than these for such low price. It's fun for me to explore around the stores and try their pastries and candies.

The store has changed over the years, but I still enjoy the coffee with the fresh Brazilian cheese…read morebread. They don't sell the haircare products they used to, and the baked goods section is smaller, but they still have unique treats, drinks, snacks etc that you can only get in Brazil, so it's appreciated.