If I am in the area and a little hungry, this is the place I stop by for a little snack. They are…read moremostly a grocery store, selling everything from nail polish to candies to cheese to meat and bacalhau. There's also a counter selling savory pastries and desserts. I admit I don't know much about Brazilian cuisine, but there are brigadeiros (similar to truffles), quindims, coxinhas, pão de queijo, empadas and more. There are a few tables so if you like, you can enjoy the food right there, along with a coffee, which they also sell. Their cheese bread is like three for a little over $1, and I doubt you can find anything as filling and satisfying than these for such low price. It's fun for me to explore around the stores and try their pastries and candies.

Many people think I only love Brazilian culture because of the their Miss BumBum pageant…read more https://youtu.be/6BY1aj2alH8 That may or may not be true, but let me tell you this. I drove all the way down to Homestead today just to spend $10/per pound on some Jabuticaba. I know what your thinking, what the hell is Jabuticaba, it sounds like some kind of voodoo artifice, but it's not, it's actually Brazil's second greatest asset outside of their women, the Brazilian grape. After I picked up my grapes I had a strong urge for some Brazilian pastries, so I checked yelp and found that Mercado Brasil was in the vicinity. As soon as I walked into this place, I knew I would love it. The place isn't huge, but they probably have anything you're looking for that's Brazilian. I saw all of my favorite pastries including ones I wasn't aware of like Coxinha, empada's, Pao de queijo the holy grail of all snacks, pastel queijo, imported Juices like Caju, imported frozen pastries, sweets and meats like cupim, imported sodas, imported general groceries, clothes and flags. I asked the woman who was working there that I wanted to buy just one Pao de queijo(cheese bread), I wanted to make sure I liked it and she gave it to me for free. It was delicious, I ended by buying 2 dozen of them, a couple of coxinha, a caju juice, a pastel queijo, and a frozen bag of coxinha. There's an urban legend that states if you present a Brazilian outside of Brazil with Jabuticaba they will literally shiver like they're in Siberia and fall in love with you. The woman who worked there was Brazilian, being she gave me the free cheese bread I decided to part with some of my beloved jabuticaba, so I told her I was going to give her a present. The minute she saw them she started to shiver as the legend states, she didn't even wash them, she just gulped them down. Whether she has fallen in love with me or not, I'll see the next time I drop in.

I absolutely love this place. Hamid is super friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. I got to ask him a lot of questions about the food and the culture. He took his time to explain everything. I really felt welcome. The products are reasonably priced. The store is clean and very well organized. Everything is easily visible. I cant wait to come back & explore some more.

So we drove from Port St. Lucie to check this place out as they are the only place that carries the…read morePersian ice cream. So we walked in right before they closed. The owner was super nice and let us shop around. We were super excited they did in fact have the Persian ice cream which you have to get in Los Angeles at Safron and Rose. We then were given samples to try. The cookies were good. The guy then had fresh hummus and baba ganoush. We ended up buying 2 gallon ice creams and 2 pints. It costs us over 225 dollars in ice cream lol and a few other things. We would come back.

This is the best Peruvian market I have found in South Florida. As someone who is Peruvian and…read moredeeply connected to the food, this visit felt both validating and comforting. It was well worth the drive! The selection is outstanding. The market carries authentic pantry staples, seasonings, and frozen ingredients that are difficult to find even at larger international markets. Many of these items are not available anywhere else locally. Everything was well stocked, clearly stored, and fresh (and not about to expire in a month, iykyk), which matters greatly for specialty ingredients. There is also a thoughtful selection of Peruvian merchandise, including jerseys, flags, rosaries, and huayruros. These details reinforce the cultural care behind the space. Another highlight is the freshly prepared Peruvian food on-site. They offer tamales, sandwiches, hot coffee, smoothies, and desserts typically found only at a Peruvian bakery. The flavors were authentic and comforting, and the quality reflected pride in the food being served. The team was warm, knowledgeable, and happy to offer recommendations for cooking, gifting, or trying something new. Overall, I will be bringing visiting friends and family here to restock and reconnect with the food. For anyone seeking authentic Peruvian ingredients and flavors in South Florida, this is a place to know!!!

Was looking for this for 3 years and finally found it at Perú Pá Tí...got me 3 and the price was…read moreunder 9 dollars a can...

Just popped in here for the first time to get limes-- they were 7 for a dollar. Not bad. Also saw…read morethat they sell breadfruit-- I haven't seen those anywhere else really. They also sell actual moringa plants for 2.50. It's just a standard little independent grocery store that you would easily drive by, but it had a few random things in there & low prices so I figured I'd share. Decent produce section with good variety- idk if any of its organic. I did see beets from Florida for sale so perhaps they supply from locals. Nice place, nothing to rave about but I wanted to put it on the map for other fellow yelpers just in case. :)

As soon as I walked into Asia Grocery, I was given such a warm welcome. The owner is very nice and…read morewilling to help if needed! After shopping around a bit, I went to the counter to pay and got the famous potato samosas with some of their hot sauce. I cannot begin to explain how tasty the samosas were! They were filled perfectly, fluffy, extremely flavorful, and the hot sauce was the ultimate cherry on top. I definitely recommend coming to try their samosas or just to shop for any Indian goods you might need!

So being an insta fan and yelp fan and a Yelp Elite myself (of course!) I had heard about these…read morelittle pockets of heaven - aka Samosas. So, having established that this establishment was so near to where I work, I HAD to check it out. The service was fact and friendly. I told the male owner, why I was there! I said your samosas are supposed to be amazing, and if they are then I will be back. He winked at me! so..... verdict? I bought three and was on my way to work, so I thought I would sample and nibble ONE in the car whilst driving. OH dear!!! That failed....they must have been amazing (which they were) as I guiltily and glamorously and decadently ate them ALL in my car. I cannot remember a BETTER samosa that I have tried. GO!!!!!

Three solid stars at this place selling Indian, Arab and Pakistani spices…read more Based on my limited knowledge of Indian food, I can say that this place has a great variety of species and at wonderful prices too. Not only do they sell spices, but also frozen food, pre cooked food, juices, sweets, snacks, creams, toiletries and more. They have everything very well organized and they also have a variety of products that I use in my Arabic cuisine. The prices were phenomenal and much more cheaper than other places that I have gone, I will try them and compare their quality too. The gentleman who took care of me was very kind. Tres solidas estrellas a este local de venta de especies Indias, Árabes, Pakistanis y mas. Basado en mi limitado conocimiento de la comida Indu, puedo decir que este lugar tiene una gran variedad de especies y a maravillosos precios también. No solo venden especies sino también comida congelada Indu, comida pre cocida, jugos, dulces, meriendas, cremas, articulo de higiene personal y más. Tienen todo muy bien organizado y también cuentan con una variedad de productos que uso en mi cocina arabe. Los precios eran fenomenales y muchos más económicos que otros lugares que yo he ido, los iré probando y comprando la calidad también. El señor que me atendió fue muy amable conmigo.

I love this store. The owner is always helpful. The best basmati rice and spices are here. Try…read morethe flat cinnamon sticks, cumin. The bay leaf is like nothing you have ever had.

Amazing staff, clean and well stocked. One of the attendants went out of his way to help me.Will be…read moreback and highly recommend.

Meh... this was one of those that I was looking for something in particular at another market,…read morecouldn't find it, and then remembered this place. I can't tell you how many times I had passed by this place and wondered if I'd ever go in there. I mean, I'm a huge fan of ethnic markets, especially during this pandemic, as they've tended to have products regular markets are out of. I mean, they were selling toilet paper and that's just one example! Going in, I have to say I was a bit underwhelmed. I thought this place would be bigger. Still, no matter. I found what I came for: pão de queijo. Frozen perhaps, but I found it and I'm eternally grateful. In Miami (at least that I know of), there doesn't seem to be a lot of Brazilian markets, as they all seem to conglomerate further north in Boca Raton, so again very grateful. I'm not sure what the norm is for Brazilian markets, but I found this one a bit cold. Not in temperature but in the staff. The man at the cashier seemed very to the point and I have no idea if it's due to these times or if he's just naturally that way. It was a bit off-putting to be honest. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and can't wait to make it (perhaps with some picanha?). I'll have to return to this place to see if my opinion changes on a second go-around.

Delicious Nicaraguan Picos. They have everything you need from Nicaragua. The gentleman at the…read morecashier was very kind.

Yes I am a big fan of @wholefoods but it's more fun and tasty to explore the many small family…read moreowned markets in Miami. One of the best is Mercadito Nicaragüense- in Miami's Sweetwater neighbored. They have a nice selection of beans, rice, spices and a bunch of stuff that I really don't know recognize. But the tortillas are what I recommend. Made daily, from corn and served warm out the oven. Just delicious - vegan and very filling. So take a break from @publix and other supermarkets and give your local family owned bodega a little love. #nicaragua #nica #nicaraguan #miamifood