I decided to do a little test. If you buy their beef biryani in person, you pay $9.99 for a 24…read moreounce container. If you buy it through Uber or Doordash, they have a buy 1 get 1 free deal. With this deal though, you pay $15.99 for two 16 ounce containers. Calculating the per ounce weight, it's slightly cheaper to buy in person. This is assuming you're picking up the order. If you were having it delivered, it would surely be even more expensive when taking into account fees and tip. Hope this helps!

Chicken biryani & Tandoori was good. It's pretty cheap too if you are ordering for yourself only.read more

Kimchi, also spelled kimchee or gimchi, is a traditional fermented Korean side dish made of…read morevegetables with a variety of seasonings. There are hundreds of variety of kimchi made from napa cabbage, radish, scallion, or cucumber as the main ingredient. The most common seasonings include brine, scallions, ginger, garlic, shrimp sauce, oyster sauce, and fish sauce. -Wikipedia on kimchi ************************************** So I really just come to Lin Asian Market for their kimchi. I know it could seem silly to write a review for one item but there's only one other review for this place so I'll just share my experience! It's pretty fun to come here and be the lost minority person walking around as it's located in a pretty diverse part of town and I only see Asians walking in and out. The people here are so kind in helping out though - it's really sweet. The kimchi at Wegman's is pretty pricy so I thought there has to be a cheaper way to get this stuff. I don't see any Koreans at Wegman's (usually) and I know they must be buying it somewhere, right? I came in here and asked if they had it. It's stored in one of the coolers on the back wall and you can get twice as much for the same price here. It's crazy that Wikipedia says there's hundreds of varieties of kimchi. Whatever variety they sell here at Lin is so delicious. I will sometimes just stand in my kitchen eating it out of the jar with a fork. Supposedly there are recipes to use it for? Maybe one day I'll get tired of eating it raw. Plus, fermented foods are so good for you. Like so good. I haven't really tried anything else here. It's predominantly Burmese and Thai food but they carry other Asian specialties like kimchi. The rice bags they sell are of Thai origin. They sell all kinds of Asian produce. Their little produce section has stuff I never see at big grocery stores. Come and check it out - like M J's review said, they are super nice and helpful here.

One stop Southeast Asian shop…read more This small shop is packed from top to bottom with all kinds of Southeast Asian goodies. If you're interested in trying your hand at Burmese or Thai cuisine they've got everything you need at a reasonable price. I'm particularly impressed with the selection of fresh and unique produce. While there are several other shops on the area that sell similar items this store only stocks what it's customers want and they have a lot of them. This assures that you're not buying things that have been sitting on the shelves for years and that the produce is as fresh as can be. Not sure of what something is or not sure how to recreate your favorite Burmese or Thai dish? Ask one of the friendly and extremely helpful ladies at the counter.

Very good mini market. Friendly service, good choices of food and products, reasonable prices…read more I highly recommend this business to anyone.

An Chau's seems to constantly be expanding or renovating, and when you see the items they stock,…read moreit's easy to see why they're so popular! If you're looking for a hard-to-find treat, or spice, or sauce, or beverage, or fresh fruit/vegetable, chilled meat... and the list really goes on. And it's at An Chau's! There are just so many good things packed on the store shelves, it's actually a little difficult not to walk out with more than you'd gone looking for. They've become a regular stop, and the place to stock up on anything Asian, Halal, Indian, and some Jamaican foods as well. Give the store a browse - at the very least you'll walk out with some candy (the coffee candy is exceptional) or other quick treat.

I'm going to start stopping here once a week. Nice little selection of vegetables, tons of…read moredifferent greens, and I just found the have a vegan ham in the freezer section. These meatless ham logs sometimes have egg whites and ever since the Asia Grocery on Niagara Falls Boulevard stopped carrying them, I've been contemplating ordering some online. However, the vegetarian "bacon ham" is just what I needed. It's very good, though I have had some even tastier brands. The people are nice and they accept credit cards without an extra fee. Planning to try every green, one by one. I try to eat leafy greens every day and have this place nearby will surely help!

The phrase "______'s best kept secret" is thrown around quite a bit on Yelp. I want to be clear…read morethat it has taken me this long to write a review because, quite literally, I wanted to keep this place secret. If you like Asian food this place is amazing. If you want to try something new this place is perfect. If you cook for a vegetarian or a vegan this place has as many options as the co-op. I go to this store at least once a week and usually twice. If you are looking to pick up general staples this isn't the place you want to stop. If you're looking to find new staples to have on hand for quick dinners you should absolutely go here. Every week I pick up jackfruit, produce for curry, pre fried tofu, a pack of five Bahn Bao (translates to big bun filled with awesome things), and as many Boba Tea as I think I have room for in the freezer. It's outward appearance is very deceiving. It looks like a neglected bodega on the outskirts of Brooklyn. If you go inside you will NOT be disappointed.

Cute little African market that recently opened near me, so I decided to stop in to check it out…read more The cashier was very friendly and helpful. I browsed through the store just to see wjat they carried. They have a variety of merchandise. Food items, beauty products, hair pieces, decorative pieces for the home etc. The food selection is limited but seeing as thry are a speciality market, that is to be expected. They do have some frozen veggies and fish that caught my eye. Other food items inclued canned goods, dried beans, rice, sauces, powders etc that are good for african recipes. Not a great selection of any fresh produce, but I often need just one or 2 tomatoes, and instead of going to the store I can walk here, which I am excited for. The store is clean and the staff inviting. I will definitely be stopping there again on many occassions.

Great kimchi and some good food inside! The owner seems like a really good guy too. Worth the trip…read moreand price!

Woori Mart is a small enough to be charming Asian food and utensils store, with personable and…read morefriendly proprietors. There is a large refrigerated area, as well as a large frozen foods area. Mostly Korean but any Asian cuisine item may be found here. The shirataki noodles are the same price as anyplace else I have bought them, so I deduce their prices are comparable, perhaps even competitive. A clean and well-lighted store. And a delight to browse. In addition to foods and beverages, you might find the bamboo steamer you've been wanting, or perhaps a kim chi pot.

We need more Asian grocery stores in Buffalo!…read more Great selection of fruits, vegetables and meats that are not commonly offered in the area. Need instant noodles? They got it. I'm accustomed to a wider variety than most grocery stores in this area provides. Parking isn't hard to find. They also sell other products and have an atm on site. I come here from time to time when I'm in the area. But otherwise, I might go to the Asian grocery store across from Lowes on Niagara Falls Blvd.

The first thing to hit you is the smell. Rotten, salty fish. It smells like a rotten, fish market…read more No one there speaks English. I wanted to try a durian fruit, as I'd never had it before. But, after going there about 10 times, I finally began calling. Impossible to find a person that actually speaks English. Also, they only get the exotic fruits about once a month, or less. I bought a bag of mangosteens that had just come in, and every single one was rotten. I did finally buy a Durian. It cost about $75 at $15/pound. And, I bought the smallest one. It was okay, and I satisfied my curiosity. I'd never had it before, but it fit the description from the internet. Unless you're Asian, I would avoid this place. The fish smell alone is enough to make a westerner sick.

Good Iraqi food. Gotta go early if you want samoon bread though. They sell out every day. Love…read moretheir chicken shawarma wraps. Good baba ghanouj too. Ooooh and their cheese samosas!! Yum. Pretty good market too.

I was in a massive rush and ran in to get a chicken shawarma wrap to go. The cashier was very…read morehelpful and got me in and out. The shawarma was a healthy size and you can't beat the price! They have a new menu with a ton of options, so I'd like to explore more when I'm not rushing. Chicken was seasoned and cooked tender. Great place! Cute market too. Lots of spice options for middle eastern food.