I had high hopes for this supermarket because they had a food court. I also automatically assumed…read morethat they had a bakery. If you are coming for either, please note that: - the food court only has three restaurants (and one was not open). The Vietnamese vendor had a lot of yummy offerings. - to my disappointment, there is no separate bakery. However, there are (a very small amount of) bakery items near the cashier of the Vietnamese vendor. There is a lot of variety of items, but at the same time, not the (staple) ones I'm looking for. Unless I was blind (cause that does happen a lot), but I wanted to get the European Style Ovaltine, the Hup Seng cream crackers, the 7D Dried Mangoes, and the Kadoya Hot Sesame Oil. Overall, like I said, there is a lot of variety items and ingredients (their tea isle is pretty impressive). But compared to other Asian supermarkets, this was a let down.

Great place to shop. Love the fresh produce, seafood, meat and refrigerated noodles packages…read morecounters. The seafood is fresh and was surprised that to find whole fresh flounder. The Banh mi store at the food court is my favorite place to buy the Banh mi dac biet ( cold cut). Great prices and selections.

LOVE this Asian supermarket! I got to purchase my Ovaltine and Hup Seng Cream Crackers (these are…read moresquare and savory, and have the consistency like a Ritz cracker). All of the fresh produce and fruit are at the entrance. They have a lot of tropical fruit, which is awesome - rambutan, mangosteen, lychee, longan, jackfruit, and durian. One of the things that stood out was their huge selection of Lays potato chips with Asian flavor profiles. That was fun to walk through. The thing that brought a smile to my face is that they have Schweppes Cream Soda! I can only find this at a Chinese grocery store. Usually, they charge about $3 a can, but here, it's only $1.79! It's one of my favorite sodas that I drank all the time when I visited Hong Kong during summer break. If I lived closer, this would definitely be a regular spot for me.

Food: Wide variety of foods to choose from, but I noticed a lot of their stuff (e.g. Couscous) was…read moreexpired or low in stock. Service: Well-staffed and efficient. Ambiance: Store is spacious, big, and only a 10 minute walk from the Malden orange line.

The only place to get your Italian imports! I stumbled upon this place online and I have family…read morefrom the area so I have no idea how we missed this gem!!! The owner is exactly what you want, she's warm and helpful. We decided to go down for some bread and check out the cold cuts... We left with a bit more haha. Every deli meat we bought they had us try a piece first. We had espresso they gave us as we did. Everything couldn't be better. Get the mortadella with pistachio if you're smart. All of the cold cuts are fresh and beautiful! We got mortadella, sopressata, capicola and provolone. They have real guanciale which made us excited because it's hard to find to make carbonara! We bought arincini too.

Go-to place for imported Italian goods in the greater Boston area at a very fair price. Very…read morepersonable and friendly owner and staff make the shopping experience a pleasure. Variety of products ranges from dry pasta, cookies and coffee, gluten free products, breakfast items, drinks, frozen foods, laundry and home products. Convenient parking out front and on the side. Italimport is well stocked, friendly, and values the importance of showcasing the Italian culture to the greater Boston area. As an Italian, it has been a wonderful find and home away from home.

5 stars all day. The best pizza I have ever eaten. They use the freshest ingredientsread more

It has changed and became a pizza place; went in during Ramadan, they didn't have most of the items…read morethey used to. So no I would not recommend for middle eastern grocery shopping

Fix the map outside, store not organized and take serious costumers complaints please.read more

From the owner: Bringing international flavors and tastes to the people.read more

Baklava was kinda mushy, but the main issue was there was a piece of plastic in it…read more The grocery part of the store had extensive selections of olive oil, Dubai chocolate, and some spices and bulgur.

Nazar Market is a well-organized and spotless grocery store with a solid selection, mostly focused…read moreon Turkish items. I came in looking for something very specific (Hawaij, a Yemeni spice mix) and was a little disappointed they didn't carry it. I did find something similar labeled "Curry," but not quite what I needed. That said, the overall selection was good, and the market itself is easy to shop. The restaurant side looked very inviting as well, though I didn't have time to try it on this visit. Staff were friendly, helpful, and made the shopping experience pleasant. I'll be back when I have more time, especially to check out the restaurant side!

Improving! They're switching out the freezers for new ones, and reorganizing so that the noodles…read moreand tofu are in one area, and the meats are in another area of the store. Not sure why they insist on selling months-old fruit even in discount section, it's not a great look - yes, some can save, but at what cost? The vegetable section is good; things are trimmed, usually the leaves are fairly fresh. The noodle section is also excellent, with a variety of dried noodles from various cuisines. The sliced meats are mostly too fatty; need to select for better trims (for example for hot pot). The service and help is still difficult though; the workers aren't particularly helpful so you'll need to go through and find stuff yourself.

They got horribly disrespectful since previous manager retired. Except Spanish workers, they are…read moresweet. I miss previous! Except Taiwan : The hardest worker i know he is Taiwanese. Rest of Chinese guys are just unforgivably treating Spanish guys so wrong. Let's find better supernarket. How about Market Basket ? Spanish sweet workers can stay. Better price with great care of treating food and people !