Very well stocked in all types of Polish products. Fresh bread, cold cuts, sausages, and cheeses…read more An array of snacks, soups, jams, foods ready to eat. It has everything you may need, if you're a fan of Polish cuisine. The store is well taken care of, clean, and organized. The new owner has truly made the store a place you want to come back to. She is friendly and has a great sense of humor. She made my husband and me feel welcomed and appreciated. We will definitely be back.

Local small Polish grocer with a lot of Polish brands of tea, soup, candy, cured meats, biscuits,…read morecakes, etc. You can also get good dried mushrooms for some great pierogi!

Newly opened, small food store offering Eastern European foods. Most food items are imported from…read moreRussia, Ukraine, and Georgia. Prices are pretty good, on par with prices at other such grocery & food stores. Georgian bread, khachapuri, and Russian desserts are available, like in all Eastern European food stores in the midwood Brooklyn area. Canned goods, non perishable items, cold cuts, meat and fish cuts are available. No fresh produce (fruits and vegetables) is available. Food stamps are temporarily not accepted.

Additional feedback - hoping this is addressed by management Shopping here during peak hours has…read morebecome increasingly frustrating. The aisles are already narrow, which makes it difficult enough to navigate around other shoppers--but it's made worse by the constant presence of stocking and cleaning crews in the middle of the busiest times. Trying to maneuver around carts, boxes, and staff slows everything down and turns a quick trip into a much longer and more stressful experience. I completely understand that restocking and cleaning are essential, but it would make a huge difference if more of this work could be scheduled during slower hours--like early mornings or later at night--rather than right after work when many customers are trying to shop efficiently on their way home. A small adjustment like that would greatly improve the overall shopping experience. Thank you!

The prices here are crazy high. And for products that are cheaper in other stores around. In…read moreaddition, the prices rise with phenomenal speed. One example: I bought frozen semites several times at a price of $7.99. When I came back a couple of days later to buy this product again, the price was already $ 10.99. How is this possible? To raise the price by $ 3 in one day!!! I do my main shopping at Whole Foods, but even there, where most of the products are organic, shopping is cheaper for me. Also, I had to return products a couple of times because they were expired or spoiled.

Great Home made food! Really tasty and not pricey! Will…read morerecommend you this place! I like "shuba" it's a herring salad (classic slavic style salad). Also they have soups there and really good pirozhki!

This is a super sweet little neighborhood gem. The pastries are delicious, food is good, the…read morepeople are, well, sweet too. My personal favorite is the Napoleon. Freshly made and fair prices.

Before leaving Industry City for the day, we stopped into Sunrise Mart to pick up a few grocery…read moreitems that we don't have nearby where we live in Jersey. We usually head over to Mitsuwa in Edgewater whenever we want to buy specialty Japanese food goods, but figured we'd check out Sunrise Mart since we were visiting Japan Village. My husband found some vegan miso soup packets and bought a bunch of those to try. Because it was a hot summer day, we didn't get produce or anything frozen, but were happy to see they offer a good selection of both. While he was getting real food and pantry items, I perused the snack aisles and beer cases haha. While it's small in square footage, it makes the best out of the space so there's a wide variety of grocery products. I can't speak to the fish or butcher areas because we're a vegetarian household (he's vegetarian and I don't cook non-veg because of cross contamination concerns), but I thought that these sections looked good to me.

A lot of people say sunrise market is more expensive so they'd rather go to a local market. For…read moresome things, I'd have to agree but if you're here for something more specific that is hard to find elsewhere (unless you order online), I think the price is decent! I usually come when I need something that's from a Japanese market - like the vitamin c drink from Japan (pokka) or if I want natto. Or if my husband wants to chef it up and make sushi/sashimi/maki at home. I usually love coming to this area because right outside of the market is a food hall and if you explore around, there's an upstairs shopping area as well.

I was ecstatic once I stumbled on this spot. I kept seeing cars being double parked and wanted to…read moreknow what the fuss was about. To my surprise they have all my favorite Japanese snacks and drinks. Truly in awe of the selection and the prices. In the hot case, items are 50% off after 8pm. Whether you're looking for ramen, cooking sauces, beer, boba they have it all.

They have a good stock of drinks, snacks, condiments (furikake, sauces, etc), beauty, ramen, udon,…read moreand cookware items. With an obvious selection of Japanese staples for cooking, and some great prepared meals like onigiri. The aisles are small but things are marked well, organized and concise. Great addition to the neighborhood and excited to hit it up more regularly!

Amazing customer service and the baked goods are so delicious! My favorite thing to get there is…read morethe Ahmad passion fruit tea. The owners are super nice and you can find any Russian/Tajik products!

Baku brings some retail diversity to an area of Coney Island Avenue that needs more stores that…read moreserve its diverse community. The store reminds me of the small stores in Brighton Beach. They sell staples such as milk and eggs but also all sorts of Russian candies, cakes, and food products. They are in the process of adding cold cuts and cheeses which will mean a much shorter walk for shoppers who live nearby and now must walk a few blocks for groceries. The store is clean and well lit and the owners were relatively friendly. 3.5 stars.

Best gyros ever!!! We had chicken and lamb/beef with the works. 10 out of 10! Great staff also.read more

When you want authentic Russian/Soviet cuisine, I've been told that you have to go to Brighton…read moreBeach. Samarkand Bazaar and Tashkent Market, their rival across the street are like the Russian version of what H-mart is for Korean groceries in New York City. Admittedly I haven't tried much from the market itself outside of fresh bread, pastries, and gyro sandwiches, which were great. They do have a variety of items in their salad bar like Borscht. They also have a variety of Russian items on the shelves you wouldn't find elsewhere outside of Brighton Beach. Additionally, since it's not midtown Manhattan but all the way out in Brighton Beach, it's cheaper to get produce and other things there than stores in other neighborhoods.