This general store sells a wide variety of goods, including fruits and vegetables, Japanese and…read moreAsian snacks, potato chips, noodles, sauces, tofu, kimchi, miso paste, ice cream, and many more interesting items.

Very friendly local Mexican specialty market that opened only about a year ago. They sell delicious…read morehomemade tamales on weekends but get there early because they always sell out!!!

The olivye is very tasty. I truly recommend. Their customer service is phenomenal and it's very…read morefriendly here. You feel just as home when shopping here. 10/10 would recommend to everyone. :)

landish has been a local spot for my family for the last 5 years and they recently added a coffee/…read morematcha tea bar... we are all hooked on their drinks and new treats! please visit when you are in the neighborhood! the prices are reasonable, staff so friendly and delish!

So, on the outside, this is just an unassuming, if not vague, international grocery store. While on…read morethe edge of Coney Island Ave's Little Pakistan, the little area at CIA & Ave H has historically had some Russian / Turkish businesses, & they are a welcome new addition. They are a Russian / Uzbek grocery store, w/ the bonus of an Eastern European halal meat counter. The secret amazing part is that their meat counter has both amazing almost 2" thick bone-in rib eye & bone in sirloin steaks at reasonable prices. I have been BBQ'ing grilling / smoking them w/ good salt & pepper only for several months now, & I can promise you, THEY ROCK! They also have a great selection of nuts, mild cheeses, a killer homemade gazpacho (?!), breads, teas, & pastries / desserts. They also have a small but super fresh produce section. They are less expansive than every local super market, & have MUCH better quality food - what's not to love?

Newly opened, small food store offering Eastern European foods. Most food items are imported from…read moreRussia, Ukraine, and Georgia. Prices are pretty good, on par with prices at other such grocery & food stores. Georgian bread, khachapuri, and Russian desserts are available, like in all Eastern European food stores in the midwood Brooklyn area. Canned goods, non perishable items, cold cuts, meat and fish cuts are available. No fresh produce (fruits and vegetables) is available. Food stamps are temporarily not accepted.

Before leaving Industry City for the day, we stopped into Sunrise Mart to pick up a few grocery…read moreitems that we don't have nearby where we live in Jersey. We usually head over to Mitsuwa in Edgewater whenever we want to buy specialty Japanese food goods, but figured we'd check out Sunrise Mart since we were visiting Japan Village. My husband found some vegan miso soup packets and bought a bunch of those to try. Because it was a hot summer day, we didn't get produce or anything frozen, but were happy to see they offer a good selection of both. While he was getting real food and pantry items, I perused the snack aisles and beer cases haha. While it's small in square footage, it makes the best out of the space so there's a wide variety of grocery products. I can't speak to the fish or butcher areas because we're a vegetarian household (he's vegetarian and I don't cook non-veg because of cross contamination concerns), but I thought that these sections looked good to me.

A lot of people say sunrise market is more expensive so they'd rather go to a local market. For…read moresome things, I'd have to agree but if you're here for something more specific that is hard to find elsewhere (unless you order online), I think the price is decent! I usually come when I need something that's from a Japanese market - like the vitamin c drink from Japan (pokka) or if I want natto. Or if my husband wants to chef it up and make sushi/sashimi/maki at home. I usually love coming to this area because right outside of the market is a food hall and if you explore around, there's an upstairs shopping area as well.