A very nice international grocery store. I wish they would…read moreset up a membership card program to collect points for various perks. There are plenty of items to choose from. Store is well planned, clean, kielbasa slicing station, shopping carts and baskets are available. Parking is shared with other businesses at the plaza. There is always someone there to assist you. I highly recommend visiting this store to try unique delicacies or to find international products like German chocolates that are available at Publix but not just 2-3 flavors.

Well. Romashka was recommended to me for good quality rye bread. I was told it was a bakery but no;…read moreit's a deli that sells some bread. Most of the staff is not English speaking & most of the items are labeled in Cyrillic so shopping is complicated. I did buy bread & a mystery sausage from the deli counter--I pointed & smiled. If you are Russian speaking, I suspect this a fine place. It was way too inaccessible for me. The bread was okay but not worth a return trip. The best thing I can say is that it was an adventure. Otherwise, a waste of time &energy.

We were very happy when this store opened closer to our home. We come here often and they always…read morehave what we need. There is a great selection of products from Europe and even Central Asian countries. The choice of dairy products, sausages and fish is excellent. We especially love buying bread here. Great service! Highly recommend.

Let's start with fresh bread! Got it while still warm, yum!…read more I like how the store is organized, everything is logically planned together that should be next to each other, and enough space for shoppers with small carts! I like that kielbasas and salami are portioned packed no need for slicing there! Another great thing is the all sorts of countries goods, for example I really liked the new Croatian products!

This was a very nice grocery store with an impressive variety of items. From the premade section…read morewith things like kimchi and soba noodles, to the fresh produce like squash leaves, radishes, and green onions, everything looked fresh and well stocked. They also had a great selection of meat such as beef bones for broth or even miso for soups and more, plus a dry goods area with several types of rice, cooking extracts, and sauces. One thing that really stood out was the variety of wrappers available for different kinds of dim sum (such as shumai wrappers and bao buns), which can be hard to find in many places. Beyond food, they also carry hair care products, soaps, and kitchen items like plates, bowls, chopsticks, sakè dishes, and soy sauce containers. They even have a nice little baked goods section where you can grab a snack while you shop. Overall, this store really seems to have a bit of everything and is a great place to find both everyday ingredients and specialty items.

We had a blast dusting our visit…read more To give a little background, I used to visit this store several years back when I lived in Florida. And on this trip, I had teenagers in tow. Of course, they went bonkers over being in a true store suited to there. It tastes in Asian food. It was great to see the store thriving, especially with the new expansion in store space, made to order bubble teas and frozen goods. ... Would totally recommend!

I used to work a Tess the street from here for 5 years. I use to shop here on a regular basis. I…read morewas passing by and went in to get a meal from the restaurant in the back. She is, "CASH ONLY". She was out of the chicken meal, so I opted for the beef. She told me to come back in ten minutes. So, I shopped around while she was preparing my meal. You can dine in or have it to-go. I love this store. The man who runs the place was very helpful and kind. Pros:the restaurant and also the wide array of choices of everything Asian. Cons:none Recommend? YES, no lines, no waiting!

Nice little, though not so little, Korean market with all the Korean shenanigans. We went in mainly…read moreto get some ingredients to make bulgogi, and found pretty much everything, from ssamjang to garlic to makguli. Except we ended up not getting the sliced beef here because they were frozen, and i thought more expensive than what I would find at Costco. I didn't know Florida costs, though, and did find later that Costco prices were actually higher in Florida than in Wisconsin. Overall, it's not a posh market, but is pretty well stocked, prices are reasonable, and the owner is actually quite friendly.

This is the best grocery store in town for produce and meat. The steaks are the same price as…read moreCostco but you don't have to buy a $100 dollar pack and they are aged. Also, they serve some delicious ice cream and food. Hot dog isn't as good as Costco but it is an easy cheap snack after shopping. Wish they would bring back the sandwiches.

Some fruits and vegetables are well worth their price. I find them fresh and tasty. However, I…read morewill never again buy their steaks, meat, pork or any type of chicken. What I thought was a whole chicken, turned out to be some sort of chicken the hispanic community buys for soups or stews. I baked it and threw it out it was so nasty. I called the corporate office and was told it was not a roasting chicken. How was I to know. Their chicken wings still have feathers on them here and there, again Nasty! They buy their chickens from a farm somewhere in Georgia I believe but the safety of shipping chickens is very important. Once I bought what they said was Mayport shrimp, previously frozen. After opening the package the odor was too strong, which tells me the shrimp is not edible and can be dangerous. If you demand quality, Publix is still the best choice. The staff is totally oblivious. They cannot answer any questions, they will also tell you the same story.."we are expecting a truck anytime now, sorry we ran out" Same line over and over. Guess they are trained to lie to their customers to keep them coming back. I bought eggs, several had two yolks, sorry but that's weird to me. Threw them out as well. The crowds are out of control, they do not care if they block the very small isles, if they push and grab, they are mostly foreign customers as I have noticed the meat, vegetables and fruits are more geared to their culture. That's fine but train your staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. I also find the parking lot littered with trash at times, especially in the grassy areas. Not a class act for sure!

Boston Kwick Mart is a great European food market with an emphasis on food from Bosnis, Hungary,…read moreRomania and the like. I must say that I wished they chose a better name because many will dismiss it as a convenience store. Service is incredibly friendly and helpful. I found a great looking hot ajvar and can't wait to get home and try it. They have a small refrigerator filled with sausages and other meats. They also have a lot of candy and sweet type stuff. I definitely recommend here and give it five stars.

Bosnian kwik mart is offering great food varieties. Service is good and employees are…read more friendly. Great shopping atmosphere.

Such an interesting grocery store! It is near Picasso's and it has lots of international food…read moreitems, mainly mid-eastern. They have fresh baked goods such as pita, sesame bagel (huge), cookies and starting after Thanksgiving from Fri.-Sun. their grill section is suppose to start offering hot foods like shawarma (like a stuffed pita pocket). Thru out the store are imported items (canned, jarred and packages) you would be hard pressed to find else where! I have bought fresh spinach pies, dried spices, dried bulgar wheat (for tabouli), cookies here. English is spoken but you may need to slow it down..lol (not louder)! They have expanded into other shops that had closed so they be getting a following! It seems there are regulars who come and they speak their native language which is cool as far as I'm concerned!

This is a case where I really should break it down into the good, the bad, and the proverbial ugly…read more The good: The owners are the sweetest people--it's a true mom and pop operation and they're just too nice. Also, she makes homemade kimchi and some other mitbanchan which are for sale in a fridge by the cash register--and it's excellent kimchi. Honestly, this is all I come here for, really. The bad: The rest of the store is inferior in terms of variety and quality of products overall compared to New World over on Beach. Check the dates on stuff: some things seemingly have been here since the Joseson Dynasty. The ugly: This store is in a really sketchy strip mall. How sketchy? There's a hella sketchy strip club on one side and a store selling outfits for strippers on the other. Nothing against strippers, but you know, it's just a place that doesn't attract always the best of people to the parking lot. And the building is in rather poor repair, too. However, Soriya Food Market is next to this strip mall and while it also looks super-sketch, it's a lovely Cambodian market and you're going to find fruits and meat items there you just don't find elsewhere. Honestly, I just come here for the kimchi and mitbanchan and because the owners are so nice. I will also get a large bag of rice when here to give them a little more business and their rice is always fine. I am serious about checking dates on other products here though--not being mean, it's just the situation it seems.

On the weekends, I like to take my grandma out to go grocery shopping and stopped by this store…read more It's located on Emerson street in the Wacko plaza. The place is small, but has many grocery items. From instant ramen noodles, to frozen goods (gyoza, dumplings, meat, etc.) They also have different types of produce (cabbage, dakon, kimchi, mushrooms, bamboo, tofu, etc.) It's a little crowded and the aisles are a little bit tight, but not as bad. There are also a variety of snacks, sesame oil, and noodles. They also sell some kitchen utensils and bowls as well. The prices in this store is reasonable and affordable compare to other grocery stores. The owner is super nice and kind. I said thank you to him in Korean and he was very happy. When you buy a lot from him, he gives you a free item (my grandma and I both got a free pastry). Overall, it's a nice small/welcoming store with a nice variety of goods. If you need help with anything, the owner doesn't will show you where things are.