Awesome selection of Eastern European foods and drinks! I went to look for items from the country…read moreof Georgia, and found several items, including mineral waters (Borjomi and Nabeglavi), they also had Naktaktari tarragon lemonade, and several Georgian foods including Thkemali sauce, khmeli suneli spice, and several other foods I used to enjoy in Georgia including Jacobs coffee, Turkish coffee, Mayo and ketchup in the pouch, etc. They have a cooler of cheeses, kefir, fishes, and meats, a deli, as well as a freezer of dumplings, ice creams, cakes, and other frozen items. There's an aisle of sweets and an aisle of baking ingredients. Another aisle of non perishables, and drinks, and bulk candies as well. Even a pharmacy. Really a great variety and different items than what I've seen at other Eastern European stores in the area. Highly recommend!

Came back here the other day and got some Kvass, Sirki (Russian cheesecake dessert), pelmeni…read more(Russian dumplings sold frozen), some deli smoked meats and cheese. They have one of the largest selections of Kvass that I've seen out of any of the Russian/Ukranian stores and all very reasonably priced. They also sell Kefir. As mentioned in the previous review, they also sell medicine/pharmacy that you'd typically find in Russian and Eastern Europe, so it's pretty unique to see it out here. Store clerk was friendly.

12/04/2025 Update: This store is ready for the holidays!…read more Christmas boxes of chocolates (with or without alcohol); prune/poppyseed/apricot fillings for cookies; fresh cakes and dozens of sausages and pierogis!

This is my place to go before the holidays, and any time I need to restock the favorites. I've…read morechecked every European store in the area, and Euro Deli is definitely better than the rest. It's not a big space, but full of essentials. You can find all kinds of imported canned goods, pickled vegetables and mushrooms, drinks, condiments, spices, instant soups and desserts. The frozen section is full of 'pierogi'. The herrings are good, and the best Polish mayonnaise 'Kielecki' is also available from time to time. Sausages, cold cuts, pates, cheeses, smoked fish, grains, flours, teas, and lots of sweets including candies and bonbons are sold. Last time, I treated myself to a frozen dessert made with cottage cheese, peaches and mango. The first bite brought back memories and I'm sure it was a taste of my childhood. There are many products which make me feel so sentimental in a good way. Don't forget, it's an Eastern European store and the service seems to be authentic. Don't take anything personal. Take your time and enjoy browsing around. I'm sure your business is highly appreciated.

Kimchi, also spelled kimchee or gimchi, is a traditional fermented Korean side dish made of…read morevegetables with a variety of seasonings. There are hundreds of variety of kimchi made from napa cabbage, radish, scallion, or cucumber as the main ingredient. The most common seasonings include brine, scallions, ginger, garlic, shrimp sauce, oyster sauce, and fish sauce. -Wikipedia on kimchi ************************************** So I really just come to Lin Asian Market for their kimchi. I know it could seem silly to write a review for one item but there's only one other review for this place so I'll just share my experience! It's pretty fun to come here and be the lost minority person walking around as it's located in a pretty diverse part of town and I only see Asians walking in and out. The people here are so kind in helping out though - it's really sweet. The kimchi at Wegman's is pretty pricy so I thought there has to be a cheaper way to get this stuff. I don't see any Koreans at Wegman's (usually) and I know they must be buying it somewhere, right? I came in here and asked if they had it. It's stored in one of the coolers on the back wall and you can get twice as much for the same price here. It's crazy that Wikipedia says there's hundreds of varieties of kimchi. Whatever variety they sell here at Lin is so delicious. I will sometimes just stand in my kitchen eating it out of the jar with a fork. Supposedly there are recipes to use it for? Maybe one day I'll get tired of eating it raw. Plus, fermented foods are so good for you. Like so good. I haven't really tried anything else here. It's predominantly Burmese and Thai food but they carry other Asian specialties like kimchi. The rice bags they sell are of Thai origin. They sell all kinds of Asian produce. Their little produce section has stuff I never see at big grocery stores. Come and check it out - like M J's review said, they are super nice and helpful here.

One stop Southeast Asian shop…read more This small shop is packed from top to bottom with all kinds of Southeast Asian goodies. If you're interested in trying your hand at Burmese or Thai cuisine they've got everything you need at a reasonable price. I'm particularly impressed with the selection of fresh and unique produce. While there are several other shops on the area that sell similar items this store only stocks what it's customers want and they have a lot of them. This assures that you're not buying things that have been sitting on the shelves for years and that the produce is as fresh as can be. Not sure of what something is or not sure how to recreate your favorite Burmese or Thai dish? Ask one of the friendly and extremely helpful ladies at the counter.

Super Baazar has moved to a larger location right down the street. I was happy to see how much…read morelarger it is since that was an issue with their original place. It's so much nicer having room to walk around. Service, as usual, was great. Was just sad that they ran out of fresh samosas that we normally grab at the registers when checking out. Next time! 2024-13

Came here to grab some ingredients to make my own mustard, I walked in and was immediately greeted…read moreand asked what I needed. When I told them mustard seeds and mustard powder they led me right down the aisle to where they were. I looked around a little bit but would love to spend more time in here. Quick and easy checkout, kind and helpful staff!

i know the had a fire but are they reopening or movein to diff location or closed for good .i loved…read morethat place been goin since my oldest was born 2003 very nice people

Awesome market and the man has a wealth of knowledge. I wish I knew about this store sooner, places…read morelike this are a treasure. John Salerno

I recently came for a special event that included a buffet dinner, a live performance, speakers and…read morea movie screening. This is a neat space! I love the retro wallpaper in the bar area, and the bar itself is stocked with Polish beer and other beers, wines, and spirits. The event space is nice, the glass doors brighten up the room too. There's a stage area for performers and a large screen as well.

Hidden gem in Buffalo's East Side? Sure is…read more A diverse crew of characters. The little nuances stand out more than any other bar--the wallpaper, vodka choices, polish beer decorations, the polish falcon--and I didn't even experience the upstairs library because of a private wedding. A good variety of eastern european beers. To me, most taste like your typical american lager or ale. They are bright, crisp beers. A lot of eastern european liquor, mostly vodka. I like vodka, and they serve it to you straight. Soda water? What's that? On this night random members entered behind the bar to serve--and striking up a conversation with them was easy. In fact, we chatted with them all night. Very small bar area. But I wonder if it needs to be any bigger. I'll be sneaking over to this place a little more frequently now that I know about it.

I decided to do a little test. If you buy their beef biryani in person, you pay $9.99 for a 24…read moreounce container. If you buy it through Uber or Doordash, they have a buy 1 get 1 free deal. With this deal though, you pay $15.99 for two 16 ounce containers. Calculating the per ounce weight, it's slightly cheaper to buy in person. This is assuming you're picking up the order. If you were having it delivered, it would surely be even more expensive when taking into account fees and tip. Hope this helps!

Chicken biryani & Tandoori was good. It's pretty cheap too if you are ordering for yourself only.read more

Great bodega style eatery with walk up service, some of the best puerto rican food in town,…read morerotating daily specials including the most delicious pernil Highly recommend

Crowds of hungry patrons, patiently waiting for the Best Puerto Rican fast food. Go down Swan…read moreStreet and where you see the cars double parked. You know you found the place! Excellent fresh cooked meal any day but Sunday!! Yumba

Great place to get authentic Italian food. This is an old style Italian Deli…read more Stuff from Baccala to Biscotti to Pastas! I am from the East side of Buffalo, a shame we don't have many Italians left there. The west side has more., until people move back. Love it there!!! Lets keep the old traditions going! Nick

Guercio's used to be a great place to go to find your Italian goods. But the next generation…read moredoesn't want to work with it. The only original people left or passed. But the deli. Still #1 in town for me. Great subs and wonderful soup in the winter

I love trying new ethnic cuisines with a homegrown feel and this hit the spot!…read moreThey used to be on South Wedge but have since out grown the space and are now on W Ridge Road in Spencerport in the Braemer Golf Club. I learnt that Ukrainian cuisine shares a lot of overlap with Polish cuisine. I enjoyed trying the cabbage rolls (Holubtsi), pickled vegetable dish, Salo (cured bacon) assortment of Ukrainian dumplings (Varenyky), borsch, and potato pancakes (Deruny). I also had their pork shashlyk and potato/egg plant dish. Though the pork was marinated very nicely, it was a bit too dry and tough for my liking. Food was plentiful and it was great to sample such authentic cuisine.

Ordered a bit of everything including the Varenyky (farmers cheese), Nalysnyky with chicken soup,…read morePotato pancakes for 4, and chicken dumplings. I think the quality of the food is good but the flavor profile was a little redundant for me, so this is probably more of a taste preference difference then. My impression was the whole menu was potatoes in every dumpling form, lots of dill, butter, sour cream, and cheese. Yes the actual dough was airy but a very heavy meal here that can leave those intolerant of oils and cheese to feel a little full. Good service and definitely a good group experience for those wishing to try new cuisine. Potato pancakes- similar to latkes- oily and decadent. Latkes are usually shredded potatoes and this was more potatoes dough. Still good. Nalysnyky- it was somewhat of a folded mini crepes with a savory stuffing that went with a chicken noodle soup. It was heavy on the dill which is why you have to be in the right mood to appreciate this dish. Varenyky- potato dumplings with lots of cheese. Usually good but definitely heavy on dill and a bit too cheesy for me. Would not get if you're sensitive to oil. Would recommend for those looking for new experiences, caution on taste profile which is more acquired taste but still good.