So good to see an Indian grocery store carrying all different types of groceries be it dry, fresh…read moreor frozen. They have every little thing ranging from powdered spices to kitchen utensils. The store itself is very spacious and it's always a fun experience checking out all the different aisles. They have an in-house restaurant as well which is called "Masala Memories" and although it has a limited menu but all the stuff on it is great and very well-priced. Personally, I go to Spresh every couple of weeks because I use a lot of Indian spices in my cooking but I would definitely recommend checking it out for some interesting Indian snacks that you can't find in the other grocery stores.

People are sleeping on this place! Yes it's a nice grocery store (although the vegetables look a…read morelittle sad), but the real deals are in the hot food section. $1 samosas are a stellar deal and they are legitimately good. Plus chaats, Kathi rolls, dosas, and sweets!

The supermarket itself gives the community a look into the different unique products,foods and…read moreculture that reflects South Asia. While there I stumbled across a restaurant hidden with the store. The restaurant itself is a small area for customers to take a load off from shopping and enjoy a meal.

I decided to do a little test. If you buy their beef biryani in person, you pay $9.99 for a 24…read moreounce container. If you buy it through Uber or Doordash, they have a buy 1 get 1 free deal. With this deal though, you pay $15.99 for two 16 ounce containers. Calculating the per ounce weight, it's slightly cheaper to buy in person. This is assuming you're picking up the order. If you were having it delivered, it would surely be even more expensive when taking into account fees and tip. Hope this helps!

8/2026: The owner, a very tall, kind man, helpfully checked the cold storage room for fresh…read morebunches of cilantro when the display case ones were wilted (75 cents each!). He also escorted me to the cans of chick peas so I'd find them. Are you craving dosa batter or yogurt? Indian vegetables? Cookware? This store sells everything from soup to nuts. I stop here every time I'm on the North side!

Super Baazar has moved to a larger location right down the street. I was happy to see how much…read morelarger it is since that was an issue with their original place. It's so much nicer having room to walk around. Service, as usual, was great. Was just sad that they ran out of fresh samosas that we normally grab at the registers when checking out. Next time! 2024-13

I'm glad this place is in the area for some quick groceries. If you have a bunch of stuff to buy or…read moreif you're craving good food, id still recommend another particular establishment in the city. But for some quick snacks and groceries, this place isn't bad, though a little bit pricey for the convenience. They also have a customer rewards program, so I'd recommend signing up.

Great staff, tasty treats from the hot bar, various international delights, fresh produce, money…read moreorders, a wide array of spices & seasonings, every kind of chutney that you can imagine, fresh meats, whole fish, kitchen supplies, and so much more!!! Go check it out!

Kimchi, also spelled kimchee or gimchi, is a traditional fermented Korean side dish made of…read morevegetables with a variety of seasonings. There are hundreds of variety of kimchi made from napa cabbage, radish, scallion, or cucumber as the main ingredient. The most common seasonings include brine, scallions, ginger, garlic, shrimp sauce, oyster sauce, and fish sauce. -Wikipedia on kimchi ************************************** So I really just come to Lin Asian Market for their kimchi. I know it could seem silly to write a review for one item but there's only one other review for this place so I'll just share my experience! It's pretty fun to come here and be the lost minority person walking around as it's located in a pretty diverse part of town and I only see Asians walking in and out. The people here are so kind in helping out though - it's really sweet. The kimchi at Wegman's is pretty pricy so I thought there has to be a cheaper way to get this stuff. I don't see any Koreans at Wegman's (usually) and I know they must be buying it somewhere, right? I came in here and asked if they had it. It's stored in one of the coolers on the back wall and you can get twice as much for the same price here. It's crazy that Wikipedia says there's hundreds of varieties of kimchi. Whatever variety they sell here at Lin is so delicious. I will sometimes just stand in my kitchen eating it out of the jar with a fork. Supposedly there are recipes to use it for? Maybe one day I'll get tired of eating it raw. Plus, fermented foods are so good for you. Like so good. I haven't really tried anything else here. It's predominantly Burmese and Thai food but they carry other Asian specialties like kimchi. The rice bags they sell are of Thai origin. They sell all kinds of Asian produce. Their little produce section has stuff I never see at big grocery stores. Come and check it out - like M J's review said, they are super nice and helpful here.

One stop Southeast Asian shop…read more This small shop is packed from top to bottom with all kinds of Southeast Asian goodies. If you're interested in trying your hand at Burmese or Thai cuisine they've got everything you need at a reasonable price. I'm particularly impressed with the selection of fresh and unique produce. While there are several other shops on the area that sell similar items this store only stocks what it's customers want and they have a lot of them. This assures that you're not buying things that have been sitting on the shelves for years and that the produce is as fresh as can be. Not sure of what something is or not sure how to recreate your favorite Burmese or Thai dish? Ask one of the friendly and extremely helpful ladies at the counter.

It's no longer an eatery, just a Middle Eastern grocery store. They do carry some baked goods, as…read morewell as pantry, refrigerated, and frozen foods. They also have some home goods (rugs, Turkish coffee pots, cups, etc). The cashier was friendly and provided a recommendation to us for another restaurant since we came for shawarma but they no longer have the restaurant here.

Having eaten at a place by the same name, different owner in Cleveland, we had such high hopes for…read morethis market eatery. The market side offered fresh pitas and various other foreign delights. The cashier doubled as the waiter, who took a bit to realize that we wanted to order (in retrospect we could have approached him but were too busy reading the menu) asked what we wanted. I got the falafel sandwich, which although a bit drippy at the tail end as I scooped it out of the foil, was crispy. And my mate's lamb sandwich (which is truly a wrap) was perfectly seasoned. Granted it is served on a Styrofoam plate and there is no background music, but we didn't come for ambience. Do yourself a favor and get it to go, and let your taste buds rejoice.

Good Iraqi food. Gotta go early if you want samoon bread though. They sell out every day. Love…read moretheir chicken shawarma wraps. Good baba ghanouj too. Ooooh and their cheese samosas!! Yum. Pretty good market too.

I was in a massive rush and ran in to get a chicken shawarma wrap to go. The cashier was very…read morehelpful and got me in and out. The shawarma was a healthy size and you can't beat the price! They have a new menu with a ton of options, so I'd like to explore more when I'm not rushing. Chicken was seasoned and cooked tender. Great place! Cute market too. Lots of spice options for middle eastern food.

I love the Asian supplies in this grocery store! They have odd things I can't find anywhere else,…read moreincluding frozen whole durians! The Vietnamese owner is the cashier, and while she's not on the floor during business hours, you can ask if an item is available. Ramen twelve- packs, hotpot soup bases, refrigerated greens, kimchi, tofu and a variety of eggs: Chicken, duck, quail and 100 year old eggs. There's also frozen prepared foods like dumplings, BBQ pork buns, spring rolls, and Chinese sausages. Want some frozen fish, crab, or shrimp or fish balls? They have it here! Joss sticks, altar candles (red), and Buddha statues available. Don't worry if the neon sign for "Open" isn't on: There's plenty of street parking on Niagara and side streets, and these are hard-working owners.

I checked to make sure they restock items often because the last time I reviewed a neighborhood…read morefavorite place someone cleaned out their Boba tea and Jackfruit in water and it's never been back. It's a well sized store considering it's in the city and they make use of every single inch of space. If it's Vietnamese they have it. If it's Asian or African they might have it too. Their frozen items are extensive. I think I counted three different kinds of fish heads alone (which...not something I'm gonna eat but it speaks to the variety of items). They are also very well stocked with snacks of all types, sweet or savory. They are a *little* bit more expensive than my usual go to Vietnamese store but it's worth it for the wide array of items and the boba tea of course.