I'm going to give this supermarket a three because of prices. Now from the moment I walked into the…read morestore, I was overwhelmed because of it being the kind of market it was. I was quite happy to see some items I was familiar with but because I'm not Asian, I would think that that it would be some one around to help answer some questions, maybe guide some one twas the many options of a particular item they have. Example, I went looking for a certain kind of vinegar to have with my soup dumplings, found the section but no one was around to help me figure out which one to choose from all the options they had. I mean they had many customers going in there knowing exactly what they wanted and what to look for, but for someone like me, I just wished they had more staff working or around to help customers as myself. Overall I do like the market because they not only have food for preparation, but they also had hot cooked food, a fresh seafood/fish area, and kitchen appliances along with household items. The prices are also quite high for some basic products, that you could find cheaper elsewhere. Im gonna yes for another visit but I just can't give any thumbs up or down. I can say Happy Yelping!

There is a decent selection of imported snacks here, but it's not worth the overall store…read moreexperience. If you are black or come into the store with somebody black, they will have security follow and question you. Also, I've gambled with buying the hot prepared food around 3 or more times, and it always tastes stale and disgusting. The store is most likely leaving hot food out longer than they should. For better options in the area try Teso, and if you have the time I would recommend going to one of the many Asian groceries in Midtown, K-Town or Chinatown.

Love, love this place. I was walking around the neighborhood with my boyfriend, and came across…read morethis little gem. I love exploring places like this. They've got fresh produce at reasonable prices (got some very yummy green grapes), great selection of product not sold everywhere (they have the Dubai chocolate bar that I had to fight myself to not get). This is a great place not just for myself, but if I wanted to put together a cool gift basket, now I've got another place to go to.

Hi neighbors! Let's support this new business. They've been open for less than a month. Impressive…read moreselection of fresh veggies and fruits. A large selection of Turkish and other Middle Eastern specialties too! Very friendly service. A true neighborhood establishment. Located on busy Anderson Avenue. Easy to walk to or bus it.

Mitsuwa Marketplace is a huge complex with a variety of Japanese vendors offering food,…read moremerchandise, and a large grocery market. There's also a sizable food court where you can grab a variety of Japanese dishes and sit at communal tables to eat. When I visited, the grocery store had food samplings throughout, which made browsing even more fun. The produce and seafood sections had some particularly unique offerings you don't normally see in typical supermarkets. There are also aisles for beer, sake, wine, and other alcohol. Self-checkout was easy, and while the place can get insanely busy overall, it's a really fun place to explore if you visit during off-peak times.

Had the rice balls, tried the miso soup combo and it was really worth it. It's not anything huge,…read morebut it satisfies the soup need. The chicken bomb rice bomb was, meh. There wasn't a lot of chicken, I felt like I had more peanuts and bits of chicken. The sauce was pretty good and it the rice was fresh. Get the salmon or the mushroom one, not the chicken one. The employees were helpful and super nice. Didn't feel rushed.

As a Muslim myself, I can absolutely tell you that this is not the correct way of delivering Halal…read moremeat this goes against the rules. There is no temperature control and as well as no sort of protection wrapping of the meats. Real Halal food is not delivered this way. Please stay away before you get sick.

Unsanitary, unprotected, unsealed, non refrigerated meat delivered to this establishment.read more

BOTTOM LINE: Tipsy scoop's ice cream making class was Fun…read moreTIP/S: Pulsd (the app) has a discount code that reduces the $79 pricetag ...WHO: party of 2 WHY: belated birthday celebration for Dougie WHAT: (Deets) 2 hours (real time 1.75 hours) of tasting, pouring, mixing, scooping and licking My classmates were kind to accommodate the rollator and give us the end spaces. Light Snacks were also provided along with unlimited sweet toppings. We concocted our spirits-filled potions and set them to freeze. We even got to taste the mixtures fresh out of the mixer as we filled our containers...yum. My favorites were the mango margarita, the hazelnut coffee, and the maple bourbon bacon...because bacon. WHEN: 10/4/19 6p WHERE: La Marqueta (sign up for the class for more specific location) HOW: public transportation. Parking is near impossible, bus trains to 116th then walk over to 113th. BATHROOM: 1 stall, gender neutral WIFI: did not use DRESS CODE: as you like SERVICE: Our instructor Abby was comedian and knowledgeable. Her support Skye was accommodating, friendly and wore a smile for our time together. Thank you both for elevating the experience.

Very nice place, very familiar has a small store with some Puerto Rican souvenirs. Great foodread more

al pastor tacos are amazing! $10 for two tacos…read more Service is great and fast. The cecina and bistec were great as well. Inside a mexican market so you know it is authentic and going to taste amazingggg.

I was planning a visit to the nearby Museum of the History of New York, and decided to track down…read moresome inexpensive lunch before going in. This is a small Mexican-style tienda, with some fresh produce, and also a little taqueria. The tacos are sold in pairs of two -- I decided to try the vegetarian taco (though, to be fair, the meat counter looked pretty legit). They came out very hot, with a good quality corn tortilla, and a variety of vegetables (squash, corn, peppers, etc). The operators of the business were friendly, and they accepted credit cards. There is a little covered porch outdoors where you can eat, which is comfortable. The neighborhood is full of culture, and I'm really glad I ventured a few blocks away from the museum for lunch.

Rude service, poor advertising, and staff does not pick up the phone during hours of operation. If…read moreI don't know if you carry an item, I can't make a trip here.

This is a great little neighborhood shop with wonderful family service. They have a variety of…read moreitems with reasonable prices. The highlight for us was discovering Krispy Kreme donuts in East Harlem!