Wonderful Japanese food market offering a wide selection of Japanese products…read more Everything here is well prepared, very fresh, combined with very reasonable prices and excellent staff. Parking right by the store. Highly recommended.

Lots of Japanese staples here. There's parking, but sometimes it's a bit crowded. They make fresh…read moresushi to order & they have yummy creamy choux pastries. Some options are a bit pricey but I pop in to grab the essentials and a couple of custardy choux puffs. Enjoy! Happy Yelping!

Great selection of Peruvian food, ingredients and drinks. Very helpful and nice staff. Great…read morelocation and worth stopping in even if you're not into cooking Peruvian food. It's a funny shop to walk around and see some new things

I normally plan new outings. Then there are those times where I'd visit a new place on a whim. But…read morethis, was totally so unplanned. I originally wanted to grab some Bye Bye Baby items for a co-worker's shower- but they've since shut down. Lo and behold, Rice Factory- located at a strip mall on Central Ave In Scarsdale, was staring at me. I'm not here to tell you what type of rice milling equipment they use- because one: I don't know and two: I won't pretend I know because this is all new to me. What I do well is- is how to cook commercial rice I get from my local supermarket. With a natural, light color wood and modern design in mind, it's also serene as Japanese instrumental music played in the background. All these details made me feel relaxed. Rice F. makes it super easy for you to select the type of rice and how much you want it milled. The entire process was an eye-opener. I chose the 100% white rice- and I get it- at this point of the milling process, most (or all) of the nutrients are stripped. If you're not coming here for the milled rice (I mean...why wouldn't you?), Rice F. also stocks tableware supplies, small ceramic serving ware and a complete range of these delicious rice crackers which I got my hands on to try, a can of Japanese sardines and of course, a 2lb bag of milled white rice. Service was incredibly pleasant and patient as one of the ladies took the time to explain how to cook Japanese rice. For all your rice needs- and a little beyond, Rice F. is your spot. I'm not here to tell you what type of rice milling equipment they use- because one: I don't know and two: I'm not gonna pretend I know because this all new to me. What I do know well is- the commercial rice I grab from my supermarket. What I also do know is that The Rice Factory is a newly renovated space that has been milling Japanese rice here for the last several years. With a natural light color wood and modern design in mind, it's also serene as Japanese instrumental music played in the background. All these details made me feel relaxed. Rice F. makes it super easy for you to select the type of rice and how much you want it milled. The entire process was an eye-opener. I chose the 100% white rice- and I get it- at this point of the milling process, most (or all) of the nutrients are stripped. If you're not coming here for the milled rice (I mean...why wouldn't you?), Rice F. also stocks tableware supplies, small ceramic serving ware and a complete range of these delicious rice crackers which I got my hands on to try, a can of Japanese sardines and of course, a 2lb bag of milled white rice. Service was incredibly pleasant and patient as one of the ladies took the time to explain how to cook Japanese rice. For all your rice needs (and a little beyond) Rice F. is your spot.

Awesome place! The ladies there made suggestions, as I was not familiar with a lot that that they…read morehad on their shelves. My son, who I was buying for, is very much into Japanese culture and is more familiar with the food items for sale there! I was directed in a positive direction and found some great items to purchase for my son! Thank you ladies for all of your help and thanks for what you do for the community! Cheers!

Love this place…read more Often find things that I can't find at H Mart here. I've been shopping at this place since they were in their old location in White Plains happen to find them a couple of years ago again. Super happy I did.

One of the better Asian markets in the area, I'd say. You can find a lot of great goodies here -…read moreboth fresh and packaged. I always leave with a ton of frozen items as well as sweets. There's a whole aisle of condiments and oils. The produce is decent quality. There's a small meat and fish counter in the back. Checkout has always been pretty fast, even before Lunar New Year.

Great neighborhood grocery. Very convenient and a bit expensive. Coffee is good and quick…read moresandwiches.

Always good food and service here at Geodanes! Picked up some hot food today and everything was…read moredelicious! I'm spoiled, get to have this place right where I live. Dani and staff are the best.

Yes, they have great plants and produce…read more I come here for the apple pies. The best crust, like grandma or great grandma made. Better than Briermere. Yes I said it. Very flaky. Flavor. And the bonus? Most of the time they are still warm on the bottom. Just the apple. The other flavors must be made elsewhere because the crust is not the same. No, I'm not a fan of that other place, just not impressed. More impressed with a place way further up county but it doesn't matter. Westchester Greenhouse makes the best Apple Pie. Yes, I have busted into this pie in the car many times. Forks ready. The pie is still hot, folks. Seasonally, the apple cider donuts are the best anywhere. Yes, better than That place. And that other one up there with the mazes, and bouncy houses and things you don't want or need or have to pay extra to walk on their property. Donuts. That's what that line is about. It moves fast. They hand you the box in the line, they are hot. And with more apple cider taste than those other places too. Apple pie and apple cider donuts. Oh and Wave Hill breads if you can't make it to the farmers markets. Everything else is a plus. Plants. Produce. Wreaths. It's all good. I should buy raspberries from them and tell them to make be a custom raspberry pie with that crust they have on their Apple.

BE AWARE!! This place sent me to the hospital as they do not list allergen ingredients at the…read morebottom of the ingredients. It wasn't until I read through the entire ingredients of the product I consumed where I saw "macadamia nut" listed in the mix of all the other ingredients in the products & it wasn't in bold. As someone with a severe nut allergy, this could be dangerous. The donuts are great though.

Love this place. The…read morefood is freshly made and they have a great assortment. I was looking for a good organic market in the area and I found this place. I'm so glad I did! I love their produce, tabouli, salads, snacks, and meats. I absolutely love coming here. The employees are friendly and helpful too!

I LOVE this place. I literally come every week. They always got sales happening. They have variety…read moreof AIP , organic stuff in there. I find low temp pasteurized milk , their grass fed meat always have sales and I stock up. Will definitely update my review with pics when I go back. It's my go to place for a lot of non dairy, gluten free, This place is very clean and organize. Produce is fresh. Thanks for being kind and amazing. Their staff is very helpful and always willing to satisfy customers. Even the customers are nice in there lol

914 Exotics is a candy/snack store filled with foods from other countries. The service is amazing…read morewith really hard working and nice workers. The ambiance is good there.

A close by place for any last minute items. Overall, they're…read moreusually well stocked and have a decent selection of produce and dairy. Most times I Can find most items for general needs. I like that they are always running good sales but I dont buy meats here as they don't have good selection. Same with frozen food. I usually come here when I need something last minute as they are close by. Pros: good sales and specials Lots of parking Cons: not many employees on the floor if you need help. - Limited meat selection - bathrooms are filthy

I haven't shopped in ACME for years, I really only grocery shop mainly at ShopRite but I came here…read morebecause Carvel didn't have anymore square ice cream cakes and I needed a large one for my family for Fathers Day. They had it and I was quickly in and out on the self checkout line. I came in here looking for just one thing so I can't comment on the whole store but it seemed cleaned for the most part.

Absolutely love the selection of fun food here, including vegan and vegetarian items! They have a…read morelot of customers, but they also have a lot of space and checkout lines, so it never feels overwhelmingly busy.

Maybe I'm Missing the Trader Joe's Hype?…read more I'm genuinely not sure what all the rave is about when it comes to Trader Joe's. ‍ We recently stopped in, and I went in expecting this eclectic, health-forward shopping experience that I've heard so much about. Instead, I walked out wondering if Trader Joe's is more of a trend than anything else. For starters, I honestly didn't feel like there was that much to choose from. There seemed to be a HUGE emphasis on snacks, packaged items, and frozen foods. I expected a much broader and more interesting variety of fresh foods, fruits, vegetables, and unique healthier options. And some of the nutrition labels caught me off guard. For example, I picked up a can of chickpeas with cumin and parsley and noticed it had around 740 mg of sodium per serving--with only two servings in the can. That really made me question the "health-forward" reputation I've always associated with Trader Joe's. Of course, not everything in a grocery store has to be low-sodium or healthy, but I guess my expectations were simply different based on everything I've heard. Ambiance- Then there was the shopping experience itself. CHAOTIC! The store was so crowded and hectic that we could barely maneuver through the aisles comfortably. People and carts everywhere, and instead of casually browsing and discovering new things, I felt like we were just trying to get through the store. To be fair, there were definitely some interesting products, and I can understand why people might have their favorite Trader Joe's items that keep them coming back. Maybe I need another visit--or someone who is a Trader Joe's fanatic to tell me exactly what I'm supposed to be looking for! But based on this visit alone? 3 stars. It wasn't terrible by any means, but I walked in expecting to understand the Trader Joe's obsession...and walked out still wondering: Is Trader Joe's really that special, or has shopping there simply become part of the trend?