New Asian supermarket on 13th Ave. The place is super tiny, so there's barely enough room for…read morepeople to squeeze by if you're looking at something. They sell fresh produce like veggies and fruit, and have the saddest looking meat counter in the back. They're still getting their shop in order, so I don't think they actually sell fish as advertised on their signage. They also were not selling bags of rice yet. Toward the back are more of your shelf-stable sauces, dried cooking ingredients, etc.

sinigang. palabok…read more pancit canton. menudo. basically, this is your one-stop-shop for all things Filipino. a very humble but special grocery store. living in Staten Island surely wasn't easy for me. i had the fortune of living right across the street from this place and was able to get my "fix" if need be. the selections are simple: from lumpiang shanghai, hot foods, chips to imported drinks and treats. i liked that they had freshly made desserts and pastries available for purchase. the sinigang soup is my absolute favorite from here. the prices are favorable as well.

The only Asian grocery store in the area. They sell products from all over Asia - Japan, China,…read morePhilippines, Thailand. They have prepared food at the back. It's a block over from their restaurant, Phil Am Kusina. It's cousins to the Phil Am in Woodside. The owners and workers are friendly and helpful.

i love that place.Has all my favorite drink and snacks my mom bought me when i was small.I still go…read morethere with my mom.

I love a good specialty/ethnic market and this little store off the side of 8th Ave offers a ton of…read moresoutheast Asian pantry goods and snacks. I picked up a nice selection of sambals, which ranged from $4-5 as well as Maesri curry pastes ($2.50). I thought pricing was extremely reasonable and while the space was a little small, everything was well organized and labeled.

One of the more reliable Asian supermarkets I like in the Brooklyn area. They have a decent…read moreselection and I have an easier time parking here compared to others nearby. It feels a bit less noisy and chaotic, and the checkout lines tend to move fairly quickly. Pros: - Free parking lot, which is very convenient - variety of inventory, including fresh produce, seafood, and pantry staples - My cashier was friendly, and overall the staff I encountered were respectful - Many of the fresh items looked well-stocked and in good condition Cons: -The floors can sometimes be slippery or too wet, be careful with your steps - The aisles could be more spacious, especially when it gets busy

i honestly love this supermarket but unfortunately they have a rule that you have to spend minimum…read more30 dollars in order to use your otc card. it is important to know that minimum store purchase amounts only apply to credit cards not debit, otc is a prepaid debit card, in addition to that federal law only allows minimum purchase amount of up to 10 dollars, anything above that is illegal anywhere, you are violating federal law. visa and mastercard do not allow store minimum amounts for any of their debit cards, it goes against their network rules and merchant agreemants. i say this because they made my elderly mother spend 30 dollars to use it because she wasn't aware of these laws, she went back and told them. i went in to buy something with it and again was told 30 dollars minimum to which i said thats illegal and not for debit. it's clear the owner or boss is implementing these rules and may not want to change them, so please do so or this illegal activity will be reported.

Please visit in the neighborhood! I haven't been back in a few years but there seems to be a few…read morechanges. First, they added a delimanjoo/Korean fish bread stand inside! Owner was very nice and yiu order before you shop and it's ready by the time you're done! It looks like they expanded inside but still cramped.compared to the larger markets. Price wasn't competitive but it's convenient since it'd right in this shopping complex. Parking is a nightmare since the spots are much tighter than other locations and there are lots of cars because of a popular Korean BBQ spot. I did find an amazing, deli house Korean blood sausage vendor inside! I got the small and it's literally one of the best I've had in awhile and potions are large. I believe I paid $13 for a huge plate. If not anything else, please get the sundae/blood sausage.

I come here weekly. There's parking and the made food to order is very good. Fruits and vegetable…read morequality is also very good imo. It's not h-mart but I come here for the pre made soups, banchans, and snacks. The parking lot you need to be aware bc it's a lot of people using this shopping center

Family outing in Flushing on a week day. Very hard to find parking. Parking Lots in the vicinity…read morewere filling up too. Somehow, I ended up in the Chang Jiang Supermarket. When you shop and buy $50 bucks of products at Chang Jiang Supermarket within 90 minutes you get parking for free. Purchased $25 dollars and overstay 90 minutes. My parking fee was $10 bucks. Great deal compared to parking at other lots that can cost $12-$16. Definitely, the aisles were well maintained here. We shopped for papaya and staff was picking up the wrappers and sweeping the floor. Lots of sales when it comes to shopping for vegetables. Fruits are fresh and well packaged. Busy shopping here and lines get long at the cash register however staff is very efficient and moves quickly. Will be back again.

This store is great. Be careful, it does not close at 11:30 PM as said in the description, it…read morecloses at 9PM.

As an Italian American there are certain holiday traditions that cannot be missed and on Christmas…read moreEve I make frutta di mare (seafood salad) that cannot be beat. Unfortunately there are times when securing the items required for the salad are difficult to find, Frozen Scungilli is one of those items, it is ridiculously expensive and the search can be tiresome. Lucky for me Octopus Garden opened around the corner from one of my offices and saved me a lot of driving and expense. What a beautiful store and wholesale market, from what I understand Octopus Garden moves to Staten Island from Brooklyn, these guys are professionals...awesome layout and as nice a group of guys you would ever want to meet. The prices are well below what you would pay anywhere else. The frozen Scungilli I needed, $12 a pound....half the price of anywhere else. For those of you who are saying why don't you use Scungilli in the can? I am very particular when it comes to seafood and while La Monica Scungilli might be fine for Red sauce, only fresh frozen will do for Seafood salad aka frutta di mare. If in the neighborhood check them out.

Great selection of seafood; fish is always fresh, and prices are reasonable. Staff is very…read morefriendly and accommodating.

Super cute small local business that sells "homemade" Korean kimchi with a small weekly menu…read more It is located in a cross section of Bay Ridge Avenue and Colonial Road next to a pizzeria. They specialize in a variety of jarred kimchi that you normally see in grocery stores. The price per jar is anywhere between $10-$15. They also have a weekly (changing) menu offering Korean homemade soups and lunch. I got a pork kimchi ($13 after taxes) and it was delicious. This brought up so much childhood memories of a time when my dad worked at a local Cheung Fun place in Chinatown. You feel something inside that you don't normally get when you go to a crowded / fancier restaurant. It feels like "home" in a sense. I love a small business like Kimchi Kooks Kate's Kitchen because it adds characters to the local business. :) The staff are friendly and because there is an open kitchen, you can see them make your food. Although no seating, you can always grab the food and get a slice of pizza next door and have a meal at the pizzeria's outdoor seating. :)

This was such a cute little gem tucked away on the quieter end of Bay Ridge Ave. I love that it's a…read morefamily-owned small business, and that they have (limited) hot options as well as packaged kimchi and banchan, along with some home goods and instant ramyun. I picked up a small jar of their classic white kimchi ($8.32), which I was so excited to try because white kimchi is traditionally made with pine nuts and it's difficult to find a nut-free version at supermarkets. I thought the kimchi had a pleasant tang, though it was a little savorier than I expected. The variety of banchan was also excellent-- I counted 21 different dishes as well as 4 different types of sauces. I picked up a miyeok and dubu muchim ($8.32) which was a seaweed salad tossed with firm tofu crumbles. I intended to eat it for dinner, but I finished the whole container before I got home because it was so addictive and delicious. If you have any questions, a staff member is at hand but everything is neatly labeled with an explanation of ingredients. Their kitchen is open on Wed-Sun so I'd love to return to try a weekend special, which rotates on a weekly basis. Kimchi Kooks is located a short walk away from Owl's Head Park and the pier, so I would definitely recommend grabbing a few banchan to-go if the weather is nice! PS- A staff member kindly let me know that all the kimchis are nut-free and that if you bring the glass jar back, you get $1 off your next purchase.