Spacious and clean Asian store. I bought a hand sewn black face mask with glimmering purple musical…read morenotes and duck eggs. Best bathrooms in a store. I love the large maneki neko cat in the window but it was not for sale.

The store is definitely neat, clean, and the bathroom is clean-- one thing lacking in many Asian…read morestores in America. The reasonable prices, the variety of fresh vegetables and packaged goods to choose from is another positive for this store. I highly recommend it.

Really good selection for the area. Will visit again. Great Korean selection. Really friendly tooread more

Not too many asian grocery stores I. The area but this one has the essentials you're looking for…read more They do have a frozen/fridge section so you can get your bulgogi and seafood ingredients (just no kalbi meat, which they take requests for since they go to Atlanta every week). They don't sell soju here, but when I spoke to the manager, they said they are working on their alcohol license. Veggies are a bit limited, but you probably have to go early because they can run out of certain things.

They have an amazing selection of Middle Eastern, Asian and Mediterranean foods, fresh, canned,…read moredried and frozen! Seafood, Fish and Halal meats and poultry, spices, herbs, seasonings and sweets. Friendly and helpful staff will answer all of your questions!

Good collection of many desi items. We found Ruchi and Bombay Sweets Chanachur, Mr. Twist, Comilla…read moreroshmalai, Bagha bari ghee and lots of spices and other Bengali sweets. A small section had Turkish sweets. Entire Store as well as the freezer section is spacious and clean. If you are looking for something really South Asian, this is a good place. On the other side, the halal goat meat was a little pricey! The Staff's were helpful, well behaved and polite as well.

The best store--polite staff and a huge selection of goods; our family really enjoys shopping there.read more

Merefa, is now a big let down…read more What started as the best European grocery/deli & bakery, has deflated back into just a "Great European grocer." The good news is, it's still a great European grocery. But, the owner told me he has given up on the bakery. Last time I was in, the owner, who is a very lovely man, told me he has given up on the bakery part of the business. I asked if he had any raspberry crossants and he said "No" and I asked him if he had any "Vatrushka" and he said; "No, we aren't making the Vatrushka anymore, it's just too time consuming, it's too hard, we don't have time, we weren't making any money making the Vatrushka, so we aren't making them anymore, it is what it is." He went on to tell me that he is selling a pre-packaged one from NYC & that it's pretty good, tried to sell me those, which I refused. If you don't know what "Vatrushka" is, it's "Russian Vatrushka." It's a pastry filled with farmers cheese & cow berry. Vatrushka is a staple of Russian baking. A gorgeous round, open-faced pastry with a creamy cottage cheese/farmers cheese, with a spot of beautiful purple cowberry/elderberry filling. A super luxurious pastry somewhat like a cheese danish that blends somewhere between dessert and breakfast, offering a gentle sweetness wrapped in soft, yeasted dough. Moi fave. My specialty OuiOui. I'm so very saddened to hear of anyone giving up on their business bc they can't make it work, bc it's too hard, it's too much work, not makin any profits bla bla bla. But i'm just over the moon, really excited for you, that you have decided to go the direction of deli & convenience store only, if that makes more sense for you, that's awesome, you have my blessing. And I am just over the moon excited that you have given me your blessing, that I myself or anyone may now open a Vatrushka shop here in Pensacola, since you have given up on it. Maybe when I open my art gallery here in Pensacola, I will serve my own Russian American Vatrushka. See what happens.. Unfortunately, "Merefa" has now been downgraded one star and taken off my "Best Bakeries list" but it is still one of my favorite European deli's in Pensacola & is still on my "Where are the Treasures lists for fave grocer/deli's." Will Return.

Huge selection of noodles and just about anything else you would want from an Asian market! We had…read morefun browsing and buying (so many varieties of cracker nuts!) Even found Golden Curry and Calpico here. Very reasonable prices (unlike other stores in the area!) Super friendly folks too! Thanks for being here!

This place is AMAZING! Never been so excited to find a place where I can buy boba items, noodles,…read moreFilipino items, and much more. Left this store with both arms full!

It was easy to find out that place. Very nice and friendly staff. They have a lot of verities of…read moreEuropean goods which reminds me my home town.

This is a pretty cool store to visit. They have a wide variety of snacks, treats, cooking items,…read moreetc. I found some pretty authentic things as to items actually sold overseas. It was nice, organized, and clean on the inside. Nothing to say on employee service as there really wasn't any but overall good store!

Great spot for specialty Filipino ingredients! We found everything needed for Pork Adobo and…read morePancit, which Publix doesn't stock. For example, spicy coconut vinegar and noodles. The shelves are packed, and their deli has fried tilapia and turon. It's a bit cluttered/crowded, but worth it for the selection. Note: Cash only unless you spend over $10

Expensive store and the food aren't kept warm. Much better to buy at the commissary for the…read moreFilipino items they have and eat at the rubygin since their food are cooked to order

Great Pakistani and indian food. So deliciously spiced. I had the lamb and rice called lamb biryani…read moreand had the mango lassie to drink which is homemade yogurt with mango puree and ice. Yummy. Prices are reasonable and you get alot of food to eat. Just sad it closed and now up for sale

Wow! I was so impressed with not only the food that I ordered but also the store. I wish I lived…read morehere but I find myself sheltering from Hurricane Milton. I shopped while I waited for my order. They had Galab Jamun in the store. I brought 4 home. I heated two in the microwave for 30 seconds which was perfect. They had an ever so slight hint of cardamom. I found some frozen Sri Lankan dish that I love. I ordered some curried eggplant which was delicious. Would definitely order again. Also had samosas. 3 for $5.99. They too were very good but small. I'd rather get two bigger ones for that price so I could get more filling, which was good. I bought quite a few things. They also had Persian groceries. I'm definitely going back on my way back to Tampa. I'll definitely bring some Galab Juman home.

I love this store! When we come down this way we always stop in to explore n eat at their…read morerestaurant if it's open. The store has so many interesting products and the owner is so sweet and helpful to describe things we aren't familiar with. Don't miss an opportunity to go there! Try to go toward the end of the week so the restaurant will be open. The food is wonderful!!

We've been visiting Apna Agora every week for our groceries and couldn't be happier. This store,…read moreconveniently the only one near us, may be small, but it's a true gem! They always have a great selection of fresh vegetables, quality meats, and a variety of spices that are hard to find elsewhere. It's wonderful to have such a reliable place so close to home. just wish if they can add more Asian vegetables will be perfect!