This is a little gem of an international grocery store. They have a great selection of produce and…read moreother foodstuffs. From Polish to Asian items can be found here. I was walking around and all the employees said hello. I purchased some potato salad and oil vinegar coleslaw. Both were really good. The have a nice selection of fresh meat (Zabiha Halal) and fish counter. The deli counter was loaded with meats, olive and cheeses. The store is clean and didn't have a weird meat/fish smell. You should check it out.

Worst Biryanai ever tasted. Smell foul, like uncook chicken. Portion is so small even for one…read moreperson. No condiment that usually comes with it. Nothing what so ever. Not going back there again.

I love this place. They have a unique and varied amount of Asian food items and things for your…read morehome. Everyone was super nice and the staff made sure I could find everything. I found everything and more. The prices are good compared to the regular grocery store. I still take way too long looking at all the different item. I bought my items and then some sushi rolls caught my eye. They were delicious. This is the place to get your ramen fix.

They open a new pickup only freshly made to order dumplings and buns deli inside the store…read more Pics don't do justice. Fresh and tasty! Great deal for the dumpling set. We like a lot and the people that works behind the counter is gracious and friendly. The shrimp & pork dumplings are our favorite while the Kim Cho dumplings and pork sang dumpling/bun are good too.

5 stars for Park to Shop Supermarket!…read more This is a huge Asian grocery store when you can get a ton of groceries at much lower prices than you'd find them at a Jewel for example. This store is also cheaper than H-Mart for a lot of stuff as well if you're familiar with that grocery store. There is also a small food court inside, a couple of clothing/kitchenware and skincare stores inside, as well as massage chairs! A really cool place to check out if you're looking for lower prices on Asian items.

We don't really come here to shop for fish, but for what it's worth, their seafood department is…read morenow displaying an impressive variety of fish. In conclusion, there looks to be a lot of demand for fish here from the customer base!

I like the store it has a lot of variety. I came here to get a shampoo and conditioner and I was…read morewith my 2 year old niece. We end up getting snacks and some of the konjac jelly juice. I was also excited as they carry the brand of lipstick I like. I put the different color of lipstick on the back of my hand until I found the color I like. Of course I cleaned my hand using the cotton swab and make-up remover. I end up buying more $100 something worth of snacks (including the shampoo and conditioner I came there originally). The girl who checked me out doesn't have a good customer service. I asked if they have trash and she said yes, so I handed over the cotton ball. And she pointed me to the end of the counter. I said, ok, so I walked there with my cart as I put my 2 year old niece on the cart. I thought she was done charging but I didn't realize that there are 2 more konjac jelly on the side of the cart and I didn't see it because my 2 year old niece was sitting on the cart. It was an honest mistake. Anyways I handed it over to her and saw her roll her eyes. I just keep my cool. I asked for an extra small bag so that I can put my niece snacks that we purchased. The girl said it's 10 cents. Girl, I just got more than $100 worth of stuff and you can't give me an extra bag? I've been in the store more than 10 times and didn't know that they charge the bags. Anyways I end up giving her $50 as that's the only cash I have. Most of the emplyees are nice but the girl in the counter yesterday sucks. I'm giving it 2 star due to the other employee who is more considerate and even open the door as me and my niece walked out the store. 1 star for having variety of stuff, but I can go to Park to Shop, Mitsuwa, or H-mart for a lesser price.

Quick take: We need Teso in CA…read more Omg! All of the non Popmart blind boxes! I couldn't buy any because I was limited on space since I only traveled with a carryon. Korean skincare galore! I could spends hours inside this store. Customer service was great!

I just stopped by to buy some cookies and I was amazed by the amazing variety of desserts in such a…read moresmall store. The owner was so helpful and accommodating. This store is a gem!

First time I've been, and I'll be going back! It's a small old school store packed floor to ceiling…read morewith mostly dry goods, along with small cuisine-specific dairy and deli cases. Great assortment of various nuts and dried fruits used in Persian cooking and snacking; authentic tea; very nice selection of traditional sweets, refrigerated for freshness; pickled vegetables (whole and spreads, hot and mild); lots of spices!; a variety of lavashak; various flower waters; and products made from pomegranate (juice, molasses, etc). The gentleman owner was the nicest person. He took time to explain certain items to me, talk a bit about various traditional dishes, and gave me some free samples to try while in store. It was a lovely shopping experience. If you're looking for Persian ingredients Peyvand Foods is a must!

The perfect pit stop to get goodies without traveling all the way to Chinatown. But something to…read morereally lat attention to are expiration dates. We've come by for some household staples and of course have to shop the delicious eats before heading home. We get our char siu and pork belly here when we're in the area. You can get it with rice or without, I usually just the protein and cook the rice at home because it's fresher. But can't beat the price and the flavors.

Ha, I didn't even know I was capable of writing a 1 sentence Yelp review until I re-ran across my…read morenow 11 year old review of Richwell Market. I'll just update it with a few current photos of the place and menu prices. As everyone else has said, it's a great and handy, albeit smallish, Chinese grocery market for us in the near north suburbs and many products can be had here without an annoying and long trip into either Chinatown. 3 sentences, yowsa, not counting this one!

Do you Love Mediterranean food & always wanted to make it but don't know where to start. Brothers…read moreFood Market to the rescue! I saw affordable $2.50 to $3.50 packets of seasoning to make Kofta Kabab, etc. Ended up buying pieces of Arabic/Turkish tasting chocolates ($16.99 a pound, about 80 cents each) after I saw a lady picking out a ton. Very unique taste & fresh. I ate most of it before I took a pic of 2. It's across from the cashier. They also sell pita, etc.

We live a block away from Brothers Food Market. I go there for tahini, date syrup, and Middle…read moreEastern spices (kebab, kofta), but they have basic pantry items. Prices are very reasonable! The owners are a family and are very friendly. They are hard workers and I'm glad to have them in our neighborhood.

"Food is a central activity of mankind and one of the single most significant trademarks of a…read moreculture." Mark Kurlansky It is my mission while I am residing in the northwest Chicago suburbs to submerse myself in the cultural treasure trove around me and experience as much as I can, as fast as I can. Finding the best and most authentic international groceries (and conversing with the owners and patrons inside) is one of the best means to do this, I have found. On my way to Assi (a Korean grocery), I saw the Zander Import Groceries sign with the curious winged lion. "Another time," I thought. But, it ate at me while I was shopping at Assi. So, I read a few Yelp reviews in the parking lot and decided to endure the six o'clock traffic on Milwaukee Ave and drive back there. The reviews said bread and pickles, try the bread and pickles. That was the mission. I believe it not chance that Zander was grinding fresh Turkish Coffee beans for another customer as I walked in. The smell was inviting and immediately perked me up. Now I know I'll come back when I have coffee drinking guests to entertain. There are plenty of good Indian, Pakistani, and Persian stores within a few miles of Zander Import Groceries, but Zander earns his relevance due to certain specific Assyrian goods he offers. The breads are acquired from bakeries in Skokie and Chicago, and the quality is good. The lavash was particularly nice, but the heavily floured crust left me wanting some of that coffee to wash it down. The Assyrian bread had a great bite and reminded me of a doughnut without sugar. (Does that make sense?) A kind gentleman patron directed me to a spicy homemade pickle of cabbage, carrot, and spices. I must say, it was delicious and I hope my husband loves it as much as I do. Zander also had some imported pickles and olives which looked fascinating. There were other staples, too, as you can see from my photos. This shop is definitely needed and earns its place with some unique offerings. I enjoyed my pickles and bread, and will have what is left of them to accompany an eggplant dish I am making tomorrow night. Brittney Tun Food Writer and Culinary Enthusiast

Really friendly owners/staff. Well stocked, all the best brands of imported goods. Sells the best…read moreshrak, lavash, and pita.