This was a chance find after looking for another business. It's located inside the Elizabeth…read moreCenter, and the space is clean and bright. The sales lady is super nice and helpful. Take a look at my pics - there's a wide variety of snacks and dried goods (I found this bag of white macaroni pasta made of rice! I can't wait to try it).

What an interesting grocery! Fujianese snacks, anyone?…read more This little grocery shop is an extension of Lucky Zhang restaurant next door. They have a lot of Fujianese appetizers such as Chicken Feet with house special sauce. It's very different flavor from what I am used to. I also like the traditional sweet rice cakes. They are quite sweet and yummy. They also got sesame pancakes and lotus rice wraps! Very authentic Fujianese foods here and I am happy to be exposed to the culture this way!

A lot has changed around these parts since my last review over 6 months ago…read more Lee Gardens has largely expanded on the products that they carry. This is the most obvious in the quality and quantity of fresh fruit and vegetables that are now offered. And, they are cheap! There also are a lot more baked goods/breads and frozen food items. These days, this joint is definitely leaning more towards a supermarket than a bodega. I seriously love this place. It's a great staple of the neighborhood AND the folks that work here are super nice. I couldn't ask for much more.

Not a very friendly place. They do however, seem to have a little bit of everything. If it…read morehappens to be on your walk home then you just might end up stopping here occasionally.

This market closes pretty late and has half off sushi specials after 8:30 pm. It's convenient and…read morewalking distance from where we were staying. The onigiri was less than $4 and it was fresh and tasty. I'll definitely come back and recommend this market for a late night snack.

This market appears to be organized and clear however MANY of its refrigerated products and I mean…read moremany are expired over a month and they are rotated to the front of the line to be sold the ones in the back of that and I'm talking about rice products that already cooked expiration date this is July and their expiration date was June in the middle of June. That's unhealthy that goes for even the frozen fish products expired and it's been and he sells them. it's for sale. I believe the proprietor is aware of these things and does it praying that no one will pay attention that's scary not only it's expensive. It's scary that you can be easily poisoned food poisoning. I would avoid this place by all means.

I finally made it to the physical Yun Hai store during our NYC trip! I bought their dried Taiwanese…read morefruits, grass jelly herb, and aiyu seeds in the past online (the owners were very proactive in responding when I had issues getting my package delivered), so I was excited to visit their only physical store. It's a small shop, but they have a wide array of goods from artisanal soy sauces to snacks to handmade soaps to Taiwanese themed cards and decor to Tatung rice cookers. A lot of their products are sourced directly from Taiwan and are of great quality. It is located right next to Win Son Bakery, so you can stop by after getting a bite to eat. Yun Hai is the only place I know of to buy organic Taiwanese-grown mesona for making grass jelly (or just mesona tea before you add something to set it into jelly), so we bought two packs to take home with us. I made some grass jelly and mesona tea this past weekend for my parents to remind them of Taiwan. Even if you don't have the chance to visit the physical store, you can shop their goods online to support this amazing small business (and they make great gifts too if you are looking for something special this holiday season)!

So my new neighbors gave us this box of AMAZING Taiwanese snacks, condiment, desserts from this…read moreshop I have been wanting to go to in Brooklyn! I haven't been to the shop yet but will bc I want to refill on some of their delicious items especially the mango slices! They were so addictive!

This review is strictly for my online ordering experience. In my Asian travels, I developed a…read moretaste for Malaysian 3-1 coffees. Difficult to find here. One of the few places where I can find my favorite Malaysian coffees. I have ordered from here three times so far. The online ordering is efficient, fair priced, and fast. Orders have been packaged well and delivered fast. Communication is also a big plus. I'm happy that I stumbled across their website and can easily recommend that you check them out.

While in the vicinity of Chinatown, Lower East Side, NYC on a Wednesday for my professional duties…read moreof my Sisyphean task lunch summons something on-the-go, simple, small portion, and inexpensive. Ai Mart is a newer modern Asian market that is located in Chinatown which is very welcoming addition. I purchased two Onigiris, Japanese rice balls $3.00 each which the filling was good and the Nori (seaweed) wrapping was solid. The rice was below room temp which made the rice sticky and hard to chew. Disappointedly, no plum Onigiri. There are spicy tuna, spicy tuna mayo, spicy salmon, and Unagi (eel). Soy sauce condiment is available for purchase at $0.75. It is very well stock with inventory of Asian imported snacks, Asian ice cream, beauty products, home goods, including prepared hot foods tempura, teriyaki, ramen as well as sashimi/ sushi. Price is reasonable specifically in 2026 stagflation era. If my trek home was close to Chinatown I would surely purchase one pint of Matcha green tea ice cream. Customer service is welcoming and friendly and available for any questions at the cash wrap counter.

This small Chinese grocery store sells most Chinese, Japanese branded products like frozen food…read moreproducts, snacks, ice cream herbs, tea, seaweed, beverages and ETC. Most of their products are organized and the store is quite small you can take a quick minute or two walk to know rather or not what you are looking is here. I come here mainly to buy my mochi ice cream cream and Lychee Calpico. The prices here are cheaper than the bigger supermarkets.The downside is some of cashiers here are really rude but don't take it personal, they seem to be like that with everyone!

I cannot believe they have new flavors of Kit Kat chocolate like the orange, raspberry, milk tea,…read moreand matcha! I got them all! I love the matcha the most! The orange is kind of bitter to my liking but still pretty unique to try it out! Today I saw they got a new type of Ito En Oi Ocha lemon green tea for sale! There was only one bottle left in the fridge and I got it to try it out! It said 0 grams of added sugar and when I tried it, the green tea was not even sweet at all. It did not really taste like your average lemon tea like Brisk Iced tea. The lemon was so subtle that you could barely even taste any lemon. I mostly tasted the green tea instead. It had a weird taste in my opinion. I thought I tried it out but I don't think I would be getting this in the future. I will just stick to the green tea, jasmine tea, oolong tea, and cold brew matcha tea from Ito En! The best thing about Teso Mini is that it sells the Ito En green tea bottles for $1.99 each! Other places cost more than that so I'm very thankful Teso Mini has Ito En at a cheaper price!

Smaller store in Chinatown but I like the selection…read more Staff was welcoming and friendly around the store and cashier area. There are 3 aisles of snacks, skincare, and drinks. The prices are in line with other Asian markets I have been to. First time seeing the roasted seaweed shrimp chips, so decided to try it. Like the taste and would purchase again. Recommend for snacks in a grab to go style.