I have a habit of drinking yogurt and buying freshly pickled veggies. There's some great folks…read moreworking here. Have everything stocked, organized and clean. Love trying something new every time.

I love browsing international markets because you never know what you will come across. The JMart…read morein Dormont is a perfect example of that kind of shopping experience. We went down each aisle and looked through all of the shelves. I was surprised at the volume and variety of international goods they have here. I'm not familiar with the typical cost for most of these items, but the prices seemed fair for the convenience. We were extremely tempted by the unique ice cream options near the entrance and with the bulk candy bins near the register. We didn't feel pressured to buy anything by the staff and were able to comfortably navigate through the packed aisles. The back of the door was a little dingy, but that's where they have the maintenance closet located with a mop bucket and other cleaning supplies. We left with a bag of candy we picked out from the bulk bins for only $2.17 and had a fun time trying each of them.

Cute little Asian market connected to Thai Me Up restaurant…read more They carry all the great food and treat items you'd expect to find and then some. Great prices.

Excellent local Asian market with impressive range of items. Ex: they have fish sauce in multiple…read morebrands, from multiple Asian countries, and even available in different sizes. I can never find fish sauce in a smaller bottle, other than here! They have everything you need from cooking your own dishes from scratch, such as specialty flours/starches, condiments and sauces, to convenience foods, such as international flavors of lay's!, ramen noodles, boxed Korean pancake mix. Frozen : fresh ramen noodles, Ice cream treats (melona bars!) Tofu (no produce) I have to restrain myself from buying everything each time! - you have to go to make your cooking authentic AND support this local business.

The one and only Brazilian market in Pittsburgh. No produce, but they do have meats, a variety of…read morefrozen foods, dried goods, fruit juices, and more. They even have shampoos and other body care items. The main reason we go is for the chicken croquettes and these little chocolate honey/caramel cakes. From the outside, you can't tell what it is, but once you bite into it you will be hooked FOREVER! You can find them in the freezer section towards the back. One of the cashiers once described it as a chocolate covered honey cake filled with caramel. They usually have chicken croquettes in the warmer, but if they are all out you can buy a bag of them in the freezer section. Stop in and check it out!

At first I thought it was nice; carries most of the same stuff every other international food…read moremarket does. I'm still wondering about the Members Mark cinnamon though? Isn't that Sam's Club? 90% of the items do not have prices. I'm not waiting until I get to the register. There was a gentleman at the register who never looked up from his phone, never acknowledged me and just kept his earbuds in. I'm not going to keep going to the register to ask for prices for each item while I'm shopping. Obviously I left without buying anything.

Look no further if you need to pick up Indian or Asian staples in a pinch and live in the area. The…read morestore is still working through teething issues after a Feb 5 opening. The store is spacious, and stocked with noodles, sauces, rice, lentils, spice mixes, snacks and some frozen items. While they don't have a massive selection, they seem to have a little bit of everything you may need in a pinch. For example, they have a handful of noodles, but not every size and ingredient; they have a few rice varieties, but not every size. Same with the Indian groceries. They carry Korean chilies, canned jackfruit, coconut milk and Thai curry pastes. For those living in USC, MTL and thereabouts, this could save a trip to the strip district or one of the Indian groceries close to the city. Or give you the convenience to try that Indian recipe for which you don't have all the spices. Prices are quite reasonable and service was pleasant. A good addition to the Mall and to Mt Lebanon.

Visited Desi Bazaar today for the first time. A very clean and well lit shop with broad aisles. The…read moreshelves are all well stocked and neatly placed. Every aisle is clearly labeled shoowing the items in the aisle. Unlike some other local grocery stores, prices are clear. Every item, including vegetables are clearly labeled with the prices displayed. Very importantly, the person at the check out had a cheerful demenaour, yes it was service with a smile. Good luck!

I love Kohli's. It is a great indian place with an amazing selection of herbs, indian foods. Etc…read more Definitely stop and check it out!

Come for the Indian groceries... stay for the samosas. I've been a fan of this place since I was in…read moreundergrad... over 10 years ago :O. As a broke college student, I was a huge fan of the samosas for $1. Where else could you get something so tasty for so cheap?! I went back recently as I haven't been in so long. The samosas are now $1.50... still cheap and still DELICIOUS. I have never purchased anything else in here, but will return soon for some groceries... and another samosa- YUM.

Namaste Dosto (Hello Yelp friends), I was motorcycling along…read moreRt. 19, and remembered my last visit here, so I decided to stop again, and shop around a little more because last time, I popped in real quick, just for some lunch. As I walked in, the very nice Auntie-Ji that runs the place remembered me from last time (She asked if I wanted lunch?). I have been learning Hindi on Duolingo, and I guess she remembered the white dude on a Royal Enfield motorbike that speaks a little Hindi . . . (LOL!). Anyways, I saw quite a few products here that were different from some of the other Indian stores in the area (I frequent many of them), and they had very nice looking produce section also. I bought a few non-perishable items that I could carry with me on my bike, and was on my way. I am bumping my review from 4 to 5 stars, because the woman was so kind to remember me, and she was very nice, and really sweet . . . BIG CHEERS!!!!! P.S. Like most Indian stores in the area, Face-Masks are still REQUIRED here, so plan accordingly if you are going to shop here . . . NAMASTE!!!!

This is a cool place. I like this place…read more The the products here are Indian or indian-based or Indian inspired. They have some really neat frozen treats in the freezer case. All kinds of unique and interesting flavors of ice cream, sorbet etc. And if you're holding a party, catering a corporatist charity event, buying for a group home, or just feeding the masses, this is the place to go for humongous bags of rice, stacked neatly in front of the windows and (unused) doors. The people at the register speak with Indian accents, and were not at all hard for me to understand; I've had two bosses from India, so I'm used to the accent. This appears to maybe be a family business. Younger people popping in and out of the back, stocking shelves, speak fluent English. However they are very polite, helpful and very knowledgeable about their products. I grilled them like salmon for information in a couple ingredients I needed for dinner. They obliged, and were very patient (did I mention very knowledgeable, too?). There are so many things offered here: from desserts like pastries, cookies, and icecream, to a vast array of spices I've never even heard of. There's a dizzying selection of noodles and rice. This is not the place for the indecisive. They have a section to the right of the entrance, of beauty products, lotions, etc.

If you are interested in Mediterranean or Eastern European cuisine, this is a great place to…read moreexplore. The store is spacious, clean and bright, with an impressive selection of dairy products, sausages, candies, tea and coffee, frozen meals and desserts, pastries, cooking utensils... I am a novice for this type of food and there are so much to take in and learn! There is also a small section for fresh produce which look reasonably priced. We have visited a few times and always walk away with something new to try.

It started off nicely and I liked it very much about a year ago. Now, however, there are so many…read morethings long past their expiration date that I stopped going there at all. Everything - meats, sausages, cheese - all past due.