Now with signage out front "International Food," it's more appropriate that "Taste of Russia"…read morebecause there's foods from many countries. Note, many of the staff may still only really speak Russian, but the assorted smoked fish and homemade prepared foods look fantastic. I, however, took home Half Sour pickles! They were delicious! Whether it's International Food or Taste of Russia, recommend you stop on by!

Their hot and cold items are the best in this area. Also the desserts are very fresh and delicious…read more Staff is usually friendly and polite. I always tip so they probably like me for it. They have big lines while their competitors seem empty I tried others just to scout, and I'm definitely not returning to them. Taste of Russia is their old name, changed to International because of the war started by Russia. However the people are the same, like relatives. So it's like a civil war, but in nyc, we're all friends w no hatred (except toward the leaders/tyrants

Love this grocery store and I don't like giving businesses bad raining but because everyday doesn't…read morematter which one it is the cashiers are always late and because of that I have to give them 3 stars. This market never opens on time.

Smaller supermarket with some interesting food choices as well as some standard fair. They have a…read morebutcher and bakery department. Service is efficient at checkout and there are people wandering around to help. They're open to midnight which is great for me. Its always immaculately clean to which I love

Great location with quite a few options around when it comes to street parking even if it is a…read moreblock away, it's more convenient than many other places out there. Food selection is much smaller than other Tashkent Supermarket location on Brighton but they have a good selection here anyway. They seem to have a little bit of everything so whatever you're trying to find, they probably have it here. The raw meat department always looks amazing in all the Tashkent stores. Haven't had any issues with undercooked food from this location like I had in the past with the Brighton location, however, sometimes the flavor is still a little on the bland side and I wish it had a little more seasoning to it. While my mom was at the hospital earlier this month, she was refusing to eat the hospital food and I live very far away, so I placed an UberEats order from Tashkent for a bunch of random prepared foods like Caesar salad, chicken and broccoli, beef manti, potatoes with mushrooms, syrniki and so on, and they packed everything really well and packaged it up and it made its way to my mom at the hospital, safely. So she was happy which made me happy.

I really like the Chicken Shashlik from here and the shawarmas are also made fresh, for this being…read morenot the main location I would say it is pretty good. However lines can get long and if you just have a few items go to the express checkout by the entrance. Prices are a little high though.

Best gyros ever!!! We had chicken and lamb/beef with the works. 10 out of 10! Great staff also.read more

When you want authentic Russian/Soviet cuisine, I've been told that you have to go to Brighton…read moreBeach. Samarkand Bazaar and Tashkent Market, their rival across the street are like the Russian version of what H-mart is for Korean groceries in New York City. Admittedly I haven't tried much from the market itself outside of fresh bread, pastries, and gyro sandwiches, which were great. They do have a variety of items in their salad bar like Borscht. They also have a variety of Russian items on the shelves you wouldn't find elsewhere outside of Brighton Beach. Additionally, since it's not midtown Manhattan but all the way out in Brighton Beach, it's cheaper to get produce and other things there than stores in other neighborhoods.

Products are good and prices are reasonable but it's not welcoming. I wasn't sure if the man didn't…read moreknow much English or if he wasn't happy we were there. I don't think I'd go back. It was far out of our way and I'd rather find somewhere they'd appreciate my business. NY is a melting pot and it's disappointing when you come across people that don't appreciate that.

I will never recommend this place Gross place and filthy…read more Unprofessional attitude and most importantly very expensive

While Gold Label International Food has a lot of different items indoors, I usually just grab an…read moreinexpensive fresh baked treat from the window out front. This time I grabbed a Spinach roll and a Raspberry Cheese Danish. They hit the spot! Recommend checking out Gold Label's fresh baked treats to go!

do not pay in this store using your credit cart, they will charge extra fee! Only one store trying…read moreto break law even if you buy just a food

Very fresh, very friendly and diverse lityle big european food store…read more Not to be annoyingly pedantic but Mimino is a soviet film about a Georgian and Armenian man meeting Moscow with ensuing hilarity. I believe the store owner may be Georgian as there is always a large selection of Georgian food in the little hot food/salad bar section. The prices are very reasonable and they are well stocked with quality produce, canned goods, cold cuts and cheese, smoked fish as well as offering the services of a small butcher shop. Also the cake, THE CAKES. They are sold per pound and are always fresh and amazing. The girls behind the register are always nice and welcoming. The butcher is also alwsys helpful and cordial.

My to go place for Russian cakes. You buy by the slice, always so delicious. Especially the…read moreSnickers and the Smitanik are excellent. Friendly service,

On this busy 86th St with neighbors selling mostly fruits, vegetables, and household items on the…read moresame block. This spot is where I get my samsa as a snack. I really enjoy the crispy, flakey and crunchy exterior and juicy meaty interior. I had it from here a couple of times and it's always warm and tasty. The shop is small and usually I have to squeeze my way inside and grab what I want. The service is usually fine and sometimes friendly.

This place is a hidden gem. This specialty supermarket has local grocery items, meats, and cooked…read morefood. They have different types of samosa. I got the chicken samosa. It was fresh, full of flavors and packed with ingredients. There are bar tables outside the store where you can enjoy the food.