Convenient Chinese Supermarket in the heart of Rego Park. Has many items in stock that you would…read moreneed on a dime without even setting foot in Elmhurst or Flushing. Small enough to get what you need and leave without walking an entire length of a regular supermarket. Has fresh meats and seafood section too!! The outside is deceiving. Much more inside than you think!

Rego Seafood Supermarket (or R&B Seafood Supermarket, which is what the large sign outside says) is…read morean Asian grocery store that sells fresh fish. There are some interesting products here. Most packaged items have English and Chinese writing on them. There are a few Japanese foods as well. A few packets of raw chicken were past their sell-by date. $10 credit card minimum.

It's an expensive supermarket but it has a wide selection of products, including hard to find…read moreitems. I always get Van Leeuwen ice cream pints from here! They have a lot of specialty food items (vegan, gluten-free, etc.). There's some produce but I wouldn't recommend getting produce here. I saw that they have a deli and they make sushi as well but I haven't tried their prepared food; will update my review if I try it ! Service is no frills - the cashiers are not friendly but they're efficient. The person who works in their flowers section outside is super friendly though!

I've been there a couple of times and I liked the variety of goods and the prices…read more I think I'll visit often

This grocery store is overpriced and their machines outside for recycling plastic bottles and cans…read moreare usually broken (and really dirty). There's a wide selection of products inside the store though, which is a plus. I found some hard-to-find beverage items here. Produce is always super overpriced so I do not recommend buying fruits or vegetables here. Service is hit or miss. The people stocking the shelves are always friendly but the cashiers are sometimes rude or inexperienced. There's also the problem where they don't honor promos. I noticed this when items were rung up and pointed out the promotions, but they said they don't know but it must be over then (but the signs for promos are still up).

Key Food in Rego Park (92-02, 63rd dr) selling old products from bread, dairy to even fruits…read more Please avoid watermelons front of the store with the note: "no returns" - the note was made after I tried to return 2 of them I bought there since there were not eatable. Please do not waste your money there!!!

Very organized and clean looking supermarket. I stopped by to see what kind of stuff they sold and…read moretruly got everything from imports to domestic products. They even had a hot and cold bar buffet that was pay per weight. I tried a few items from their buffet and it was solid!

Wouldn't sleep on this supermarket store. Random great deals weekly and a really good bakery…read moresection. If you don't mind shopping for sales, this is a good neighborhood option. For other pantry items, you could probably go to Aldi or Trader Joes. From the bakery section, I had tried the multigrain croissant and that was amazing. The pistachio croissant was meh. The regular croissant was nice and buttery.

I am disgusted by the choices of this business. The prices are all extremely hiked in a time when…read moreno one can afford anything. This is also about their wall of shame. They have someone on the wall who had "stolen a dinner", and made fun of that person. If someone had to go through the hardship to steal a meal, they probably needed it. Food stamps doesnt cover hot food and everyone deserves access to food

Just okay kind of supermarket. In a pinch they work & if there is something on sale that I…read morewant/need then I'll go there. Fruit & veggies are always to be inspected. I would not buy meat there.

A sound of distress was in the air, coming from my left as I picked out and packed baby eggplants…read more The task of rolling out boxes of fruit n veggie must have dulled, so two tiny workers shrink wrapped another to a parking meter. Now that's funny! But the mini eggplants were decrepit and turning fast, I bought some deep purple bigger ones for counter balance. One never knows the schedule of incoming, so outside shopping can be hit or miss. Yesterday was a miss, today likely will be a hit although I'm packed to the rafters at home now. Cauliflower, pears, carrots, celery, peppers, strung beans all for under a dollar and a half per pound, the market fluctuates as the product diminishes, giving itself back to nature in death and decay but you'll never encounter that stage on display. The smoked fish display is always my favorite stop, Chubs are $4.99 a pound and they last a goodly while in the fridge, so I bought my usual three. I LOVE that they're perched upon the top of the counter, not displayed behind the glass of a case. I feel more inclined to buy in this scenario, I see they're orange brown eyes and I wonder about their lives prior to landing here. Anyway, I accidentally parked illegally and no ticket was given making this Sunday shopping excursion a total success, minus the baby eggplant.

The rudest place to shop - ever! It's not the workers - the CUSTOMERS a bunch of people who think…read moreit's the Grand Shuk. And, the language if u dare counter one of these beasts -- AMAZING And, ALL SHOPPING ON FOOD STAMPS Shout out to kosher people - the store is FILLED WITH CHAMETZ - people putting that stuff in their carts along with Passover items

Stock is pretty much inconsistent. The manager is constantly reorganizing the store making it…read moredifficult to locate items. Prices are on the high side. The fruits and vegetables are often wilted. This place misses more than it hits unfortunately. Most employees are rude. A rare couple are helpful but it's not the norm. I hate leaving such negative reviews, but this one is deserved. I hope this place one day reforms, because the owners are Italian and being Italian myself, I'm always rooting for fellow Italians.

I was reading some of the reviews about this store's employees being rude and disrespectful to…read moretheir customers. In all the time I have shopped there I have never been treated with nothing but respect and kindness. From the cashiers to the delivery people, even the owners, when asking for help.

This Aldi was the best one I have been to. Get there early and you will be in and out in no time…read more The store was neat and well organized. I found everything that I was looking for. Staff was friendly and extremely helpful

Pure chaos…read more Mentally, emotionally, and even physically prepare yourself before you walk through these doors. I've only been to one other Aldi's (out of state) and that seemed to be more relaxed, organized, and clean, but this one seems to attract some of the worst shoppers I've ever encountered: shamelessly opening packages, knocking products down, destroying items, and misplacing them. I get it's a discount market and that this shopping center in particular pulls in most of Queens but it's reminiscent of Black Friday in the 2000s most of the time--at all hours. So many aggressive shoppers who are very likely ready to shove you. It is somewhat better during the weekdays and I always get most of what I need. Their meat and cheese selections are excellent and decently priced. I don't suggest getting anything brand-name because they definitely charge a little more than elsewhere but for everything else, you can tell when big labels make an off-brand version for Aldi. The staff is here and there at times and they are definitely understaffed, even during peak hours. I've seen them get frustrated with unaware shoppers, which is understandable. Don't make this your one-stop shop if you live in the area or have a market near you. Not worth the stress navigating through people and long lines at times.

Wonderful coffee. My aunt gave me a bag and it works like a charm. (I'm now hyper lol). Smells…read moregreat ! She gifted bags to me and my parents. I can't wait to go buy food here too

What a hidden gem! It's a small store but got a great selection of Middle Eastern and European…read morefoods. I love their dried fruits and nuts corner, and the coffee roaster that looked at least a hundred years old?! They also have olives, cheeses, pastries at the back. Staff were super nice and helpful. Quite easy to find parking around the block. I would totally come here every week if I still live in New York.

This is my favorite Trader Joe's in queens. The only issue is the parking is extremely difficult…read more However, this location is always fully stocked and has so much variety. Although their lines tend to get long, the wait is never really that long since they have staff organizing the line and the cashiers worked quick and efficiently.

Trader Joe's is a must when I'm with my friends in Forest Hills. I'm a fan more and more these…read moredays. I've received a lot of TJ's items for Xmas and Get well. Plus my friends on Yelp like Cam have recommended food. My friend Emanuel told me about the Spanakopita a long time ago. I thought I'd try these nut bars (see photos) but I'm afraid the almonds might break a tooth! I'm recommending you stop in to any Trader Joe's when you're in the neighborhood. Don't forget to buy a shopping/tote bag. So cool!