This is a great place to get any Korean grocery items you can't find at Asia Food Market. I mainly…read morecome here for the prepared side dishes like the spicy fish cake or squid. Sometimes when they have fresh kimbap available at the counter, I'll buy it too. There's a card minimum and make sure to bring your own bag. Easy parking and in the same lot as Tous Les Jours

Well-stocked and good balance between essentials and more novelty items. There's also kitchen…read moresupplies, dishes, and a satisfactory frozen section. I was a little surprised that the bottled beverages didn't include more tea and sparkling water from Japan, but that could be a supply issue. Employees are busy but happy to assist customers. Don't forget to bring your own bag. Some of the interior is noticeably worn and could use sprucing up, including better lighting. I don't mind as I'm used to restaurant supply store layouts, but it can be a bit daunting.

Small Asian grocery store. Staff are friendly. There isn't many parking. They provide some…read morenecessary spices and vegetables. I like that they sell a mix herb in a package and plants. Price seems alright.

This is a super small Asian supermarket that caters to Vietnamese groceries. It is across the…read morestreet from another Asian grocery store called Tan A. It is smaller in comparison to Tan A but seems to carry more fruits. During Vietnamese new year, they do sell Vietnamese sticky rice also known as banh tet. It gets sold out fairly quickly however do you must come at least a week early to buy it. I do not think they have a private parking lot. You have to park on the street. The market sells snacks, seasonings, jarred sauces, and drinks that come from Vietnam or Thailand mostly. The top of the grocery store appears to be a residence. During Vietnamese new year, they sell decorative plants that you can use for your altar or as gifts. I came here looking for Thai basil and did not find it. A Chau means Asian in Vietnamese. The woman who worked here was very friendly and giggled at me because she probably thought I was super silly looking for banh tet on actual New Year's Day. In California, it would have been easy to buy day of. But in Syracuse, that type of item needs to be purchased or custom requested in advance!

One of my go-to shops in Syracuse for middle eastern things. I'm a regular because they sell two…read morethings I love- Baraka brand mint tea, which is my favorite mint tea ever, and an African black soap which has worked wonders on my skin. I stock up on pitas, pistachios, and spices too. The store is packed. They have most of what you expect with a middle eastern market- big bags of rice, flat breads of various kinds, lots of preserves and tea, a halal butcher, Indomie noodles, dried dates, spices in bulk, etc. Admittedly it's not very clean and kind of smells but I overlook it because they have what I'm looking for.

My wife and I come here (not frequently enough) for the pita bread and falafel . It's super cheap…read moreand the food is tasty. This last time we came in, they had a new hot/cold foods bar back by the deli. It was phenomenal. Everything we tried tasted home made like your friend or family made it. The guy was super generous and let my wife and I try pretty much everything he had for free. We ended up buying a few things and were thankful for their generosity. Excellent food, great prices.

I've been going to Oasis since they opened and stopped in yesterday again. These are just the most…read moreincredible people. They always have what I need, are so warm, and everything is such a good price. It's well worth the drive from Manlius to stock up on spices, high-quality meat, and our favorites like cardamom coffee, rose water, and pickled veggies. My kids love looking over the juices and picking something special. Pomegranate or mango juice or a special tea. I visit Montreal often but when I can't get up there in the winter, I know they always have the Afghanny "flat" bread from Quebec that we love to throw in the oven like a baguette and eat it with sheep cheese and tomatoes and parsley. I just wanted to express gratitude for you having all of these special things in one place. Mashallah!

I came here a long while back and realized I never wrote a review…read more Oasis is great! An import market with a huge variety of products, from decorations, to cookware, to clothes, to snacks and food. My favorite part was the aisles of ornate plates and tea cups. Really pretty and cool to look at. You can enjoy browsing the shelves even if you're not looking for anything specific. If you are feeling peckish, they have plenty of tasty treats, and the Habibi food truck is often parked in the lot. Worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood!

Gem of a store, primarily Vietnamese items. What sets it apart from the many other asian stores in…read morethe area are the prepared vegetarian food you can get from their refrigerated section. They also sell pastries, drinks and even have fresh banh mi bread, fried tofu and pickled carrots so you can put your own authentic ban mi together. The store looks small from outside but it's actually quite large with all you can expect from a well stocked grocer; spices, canned goods, noodles, vegetables, fruits, snacks and meat substitutes (they also sell fish and meat products). Store staff is always friendly and helpful. They also have a small reserved parking area a couple of doors down if all the spots on the street are taken.

I love Vietnamese food so much that I try to make some dishes at home, including Spicy Beef Noodle…read moreSoup (Bun Bo Hue). I couldn't find all the ingredients at asian groceries that catered mostly to the Chinese or Korean population. This place has mostly Vietnamese products, so I was very happy. I finally found the frozen uncooked pork sausage to make meatballs for my recipe. I bought a bag of shallots and some were past their prime. This day that I was shopping, they had live crabs. They had fresh produce, freezers of meat, chicken, and seafood, lots of dry noodles, and other products at good prices. I will be back!

I don't know why we don't come to this farmers market more often! We went for the first time today…read morein probably 8 years and it was such a fun morning. Our daughter loved browsing around, sampling chocolate milk and meat snacks. Our favorite vendors were the homemade pasta guy who we remembered from years ago, a spot that has a bunch of homemade pickles, and lavender flavored honey from a third spot. We bought fresh corn on our way out, definitely noticed a lot of varying price differences for the same items but I guess that's part of the experience! Our daughter had a donut and a hotdog from a food truck during our visit. We spent close to an hour here and I could have spent longer but also probably would have purchased even more goodies... perhaps next time!! A saturday morning well spent.

I just love the Regional Market in Syracuse! There is such…read morea variety of things to look at and buy. No matter what season it is amazing. Yesterday was full of beautiful fall flowers, mostly mums, but several people has succulents which are great all year round. Homemade Bread, rolls, bagels, cookies, cakes,pies.... pretty much anything you could want. Homemade honey, pickles and kimchi. Farms selling lamb, beef and chicken. Homemade cheese and pasta and jams. The vegetables from local farms...some organic. I much prefer buying from the local farmers and not when people are selling out of grocery store bulk purchased boxes.

Without a doubt, the best chicken tenders I've had in the Syracuse area. They also have great…read morechicken wings. It is usually best to call ahead, since it is primarily a convenience store. The wings are made fresh, the tenders are hand battered and made to order. This is takeout only, and parking is very limited because it is on a residential block. The shop itself has a surprising variety of products available for being so small. It's like stepping into an inner city bodega, but in Westvale. The other menu items I've had are low mid, but the chicken is 5 star, so I give them the average of that with bonus for being so friendly and accommodating when they get super busy. (I called in an order right before they got slammed and because it wasn't ready when they quoted, they added extra.)

ice cream is very good and great working people love candy and great food!…read morenice place love the area easy to walk to

Farm Fest Annual Event is what Agro Tourism is all about - this annual event is showcasing working…read morefarms in Syracuse and the surrounding areas. We started at Navarino Orchards. We learned about apples, orchards and this amazing local business. They sell "you pick" apples for , what I believe, is the lowest price around. They sell local products like sourdough breads, jams, pickles, cheeses as well as their own homemade baked goods. Their homemade apple fritters are delicious. There are also other vegetables grown here to buy. Their new restaurant is in a renovated barn on their property and even has a deck with a beautiful view of the orchard me The food was excellent and the service was great. Check their hours and specials.

Great farm! Went to see if strawberry picking was in season. Sadly came too early but did pick up a…read morepeach jam as a gift from their well curated shop. I went to the barn restaurant side to grab a bite. Got the parmesan fries which were really well crisped, generously seasoned, and came as a huge portion. Some of the best fries I have had. Almost as crispy as the double fried fries in Belgium. Live musicians was playing too and it was such s pleasant and joyous experience!