Nice place to buy things from turkey and the Mediterranean. I go here to buy items I don't want to…read morepay full price for at the restaurant when I can cook it myself. Also for the juices I get at Turkish airlines.!service is always good.

cheese products are out of date and they are on the shelves -…read more there are some cheese products on the shelf which the best before dates are missing.

Import of good food. Specialties from Europe. Better than anywhere else Belorussian butter and…read moreherring Israel style sour cream red Kaviar Russian bread original Krakauer kielbasa hot smoked mackerel Israeli Preserves Bulgarian feta decent ham without added water frankfurter rindswurst liver pate and much more..

Today they are having a festival! Go by and try European beers, Bulgarian and Greek feta and cherry…read morewine. They have Balkan hot food on sale and the amount of choices from soups to salads and everything in between is overwhelming. My favorite today was the stuffed cabbage and the beef stroganoff. They usually have noodles available in the hot area but not today. I had it with some yummy roasted potatoes instead. The Bulgarian pastry that I sampled was amazing! Now if you will excuse me, I have to go to the gym.

Wow, There is so much to love about this place. First of all, it's much larger than the Kimchi…read moreMart in Pembroke Pines. It has much more selection and the store is not cramped. I was searching for the glass noodles that I really like. I need up getting some cooked white clams and some seafood salad as well. The noodles were delicious as always with lots of wood ear mushrooms, onions and red bell pepper mixed in with the glass noodles. The sauce was super strong this time and I didn't dare heat this up at work. The crab salad was off the charts. I could easily be addicted to this stuff. The crab is finely shredded and mixed with spicy mayo. The result is amazing! The clams were good and a nice addition to my lunch. I have never seen cooked clams at a market before but it was fun trying something new. I would get them again in the future. They were really affordable. Since they were already cooked, that meant no mess in the kitchen for me. I bought a huge Fugi apple before leaving and it was the size of two regular apples. It was super crispy and sweet. I will be picking up more of these apples along with more crab salad and a bag of my favorite short grain brown rice when I return. It's nice to know that this store is so close to the beach.

I can't tell you enough about how much I love the Kimchi Mart. It's totally worth it to take your…read moretime & stroll around. They have unique produce, herbs, snacks, drinks, & a fresh bar serving teas & Asian street foods. you can find Asian goods from everywhere. I'm truly impressed by the selection they have here. If you find yourself overwhelmed look at the tag on the aisle to assist you with item transaction & usage. The people who work here are kind & helpful as well.

I love this place and have been going there for years. As others have mentioned, the owner is super…read morepleasant and knowledgeable. Whetheryou're looking for beans, pita bread, spices, or teas, this is the spot. I'm not Middle Eastern, but I've seen people from all over the region shop at this store. Obviously, it's a good source for Middle Eastern foods. You can even find some pastries like baklava, with pistachios or with walnuts. They're fresh and delicious. There's a Middle Eastern store closer to me. But they don't even come close to Damascus in terms of selection or prices.

AMAZING STORE!!! EXCELLENT SANGAK. Owner is so kind. Great selection. I found items I had been…read morelooking for years. I will always come here. So happy I found this!

The menu at Kalinka is a prime example of how we have more in common than some like to portray…read more Whether you call it aji relleno, stuffed bell peppers or perchenok s kuritza, we all love a delicious sauteed pepper stuffed with seasoned shredded chicken. This was my recent dinner at Kalinka, where instead of my usual barbecue sauce I seasoned it with sour cream ("smetana")! It's always great to expand one's culinary horizons, isn't that what makes a foodie? As other reviewers mentioned, the majority of the space is a grocery store stocking traditional dishes from Russia and other Eastern European countries. There are a few tables inside the store as well as outside. You order at the counter, and your dish is brought out to your table if eating in. Besides my chicken dish, I also enjoyed a portion of kachapuri (stuffed cheese bread) as well as a warm and flaky cherry pie ("vishni"). One of my overseas friends recommended pomegranate juice as part of my wellness regimen. To my delight, I was able to purchase a large bottle of it (sok granat). The cashier / deli attendant helped me find it, and also gave me the opportunity to place my order in Russian as well. Thank you for that "above and beyond" level of service. Blagodario bas!

Such a cool place to pop by and pick up something hot or a pastry to go. They also have a good…read morevariety in their grocery section. Counter staff were patient when I didn't know what I wanted and directed me towards the "house tubes" which were like waffle cones rolled up into a tube and filled with caramel, it was delicious!

They make some nice fresh sandwiches They have good cakes…read moreand good meat ! This is a Kosher Market

I've been a fan of the original KC Kosher Market for a while, so I was excited to try the newer KC…read moreMarket location in Hallandale. Overall, it's still a solid spot, but it didn't quite hit the same for me. The service here is genuinely good, friendly, attentive, and they make you feel welcome right away. No complaints there at all. The atmosphere is decent too, clean and comfortable, but it feels a bit more generic compared to the original, which had more personality. Food-wise, it's still good, but something felt a little off, not bad by any means, just not as memorable as what I've had at the Stirling location. Maybe it's consistency, maybe it's just that extra "something" that made the original stand out. I'll definitely still come back because there's a lot to like, but I hope over time this location finds its groove and brings back that same magic. Bon Appetit

I came in here for kataifi to make my own homemade Dubai Chocolate. I was actually headed to the…read morePost Office when I passed this Middle Eastern store and decided to go find the special ingredient that makes the viral Dubai Chocolate everyone and their mother has been talking about all year! The staff helped me find what I needed. They had the dry kataifi, roasted kataifi and frozen kataifi. I told them I wanted it for the Dubai Chocolate and said I could use any of them but the roasted kataifi was probably best option to keep it simple. It cost $8.49. The market itself reminds me of small Asian markets. I was in a hurry but I want to come back and really look around. They also sell pistachio spread here too but I already bought that so didn't need it. After I paid and, on my way out, I immediately noticed the viral Propitious Ice Cream in the refrigerated section. OH. EM. GEEEEEEE!!! Been looking for this everywhere. They had so many different flavors options including mango, peach, refreshing lemon, summer lemon and the blue one is a milk flavored ice cream filled with yellow peach jam. I was so excited to find this close by but also couldn't buy any since I was running around. I will be back for these!!! "Propitious Ice Cream, also known as "the viral ice cream", is a Chinese frozen dessert that comes in fruit-shaped popsicles of mango, peach, and lemon. The popsicles have become a social media sensation, with TikTok users documenting their months-long searches for the product. The ice cream's rarity and premium price, ranging from $7-$11.99 per popsicle, contribute to its mystique."

Needed to pick up more Kala Namak for tofu scramble. It was a bit crowed, but not because of…read morepeople, more because of the aisles. Service decent, and prices fair. They also have fresh cooked food here as well if that interests you.

Casa Brazil Gourmet Market is one of those places that instantly makes you feel at home, even if…read moreyou're just stopping by for a quick bite or to stock up your pantry. What really stands out here is the authenticity. They offer the truly traditional Brazilian snacks that so many of us love, like coxinha with its crispy outside and creamy chicken filling, kibe, empanadas, pão de queijo that comes out soft and warm, and of course, the sweet brigadeiros that are a must for any Brazilian-style gathering. Beyond the snacks, the market is well-stocked with pantry supplies for food lovers and curious eaters who want to explore a little bit of Brazil from their own kitchen. You can also find authentic Brazilian meats and frozen items, perfect for every occasion, whether you are preparing a weekday dinner or hosting friends on the weekend. For those who love grilling, they even have barbecue supplies that bring the real flavor of a traditional Brazilian churrasco to your table. The prices are very reasonable, which makes it easy to enjoy these specialties without breaking the bank. On top of that, the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, always ready to help you find what you need or suggest something new to try.

Such a cute market and food was delish!!!. Very nice people working there too! I liked that it was…read morewalking distance from the hospital!!! And the food I felt was much healthier! I tried a ham and cheese Brazilian ball and it was perfect. Not salty and not greasy. A perfect little appetizer and i also ordered a tapioca with chicken cheese and tomatoes. I wanted to rate this place a 5 but I felt the tapioca had a chewy texture, and there wasnt much chicken. I also didnt feel that the corn inside with cheese and tomatoes matched