I can't supermarket on 8th Avenue that has free parking available for its customers. Although, the…read moreparking lots are often full on weekends, so I up leaving leaving and going to another market. I think that their items are a little more pricey than most things around the area as well. However, I would shop here because of the free parking when there is space. it's conveniently one block away from the train station. It's also usually very organized And easy to fine things. However there are always lines at the cash register when I visit.

After many years of masquerading as a Hong Kong Supermarket…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/hong-kong-supermarket-of-brooklyn-brooklyn), the name change to the more simple, albeit more boring "New York Mart" signals a new era for this long standing Asian grocery spot. For starters, it's cleaner. Much cleaner than it's predecessor. Labels have more English than before (#1) and dare I say the produce section has been beefed up slightly. The shopping experience has definitely been made easier, but that's not to say that the prices and selection are better. Nearby markets that are bigger still have the upper edge. The staff might be different in looks but the same with interaction, which is generally not helpful. Especially when the weekend crowds roll in, it might be easier to shout along with the employees in trying to find what you need. (#2) Thank goodness for the spaced out aisles and multi-language labeling, or this might actually be a reality. _______ (#1) Not that this neighborhood needs it. (#2) In Chinese. Fukinese, preferably.

The items there is ok, BUT the service is just NO! Like the staff is so FREAKING RUDEE!?!? So this…read moredeserves STRAIGHT UP one star (not to mention its kinda expensive)

Affordable Chinese grocery stores that is not as big or have as many product as the huge fei long…read moreon 8th ave 60 something street. However it has everything you need. I come here once a week and they have the necessities to whip up an Asian meal!

Love Midoriya Market! Lots of great Japanese goodies including lots of snacks, rice varietals,…read moresauces, noodles, some decent fresh selections, onigiri, sushi, teas and housewares. Was delighted to find one of my favorite brands of Matcha there that has been difficult to find for a while (import, shortages of matcha, kids stealing mama's stash, etc.). Great shop with tons of stuff crammed into a small space.

Midoriya is a great market for Japanese items such as grocery items, snacks, household items and…read moreplenty more. The shop itself is tiny but dense, and well curated and organized. I often come in for an onigiri. Since the store is always clean and really well organized it's really easy to find what you want or need. The staff are polite and helpful.

Very cool little market! It has all the staple Japanese snacks and even some hot food items like…read moreonigiri and good freezer finds! The staff was so friendly and helpful. I saw many things I wanted to take home. Also during the heat wave it was a nice cool spot to enjoy my ice cream, I finally got to try the trendy fruit ice cream which they have in many different flavors. Must visit if you're in the area and love Japanese snacks and food.

I was ecstatic once I stumbled on this spot. I kept seeing cars being double parked and wanted to…read moreknow what the fuss was about. To my surprise they have all my favorite Japanese snacks and drinks. Truly in awe of the selection and the prices. In the hot case, items are 50% off after 8pm. Whether you're looking for ramen, cooking sauces, beer, boba they have it all.

There are a lot of things to buy and the produce is normally good. I recommend shopping for produce…read moreas there are many options to choose from.

Disgusting! White mold grown on moon cake! The mid autumn…read morefestival coming on next month September 13, bought this as a gift. Returned to them and was told that can not be refund! Disappointed!!

Super cute small local business that sells "homemade" Korean kimchi with a small weekly menu…read more It is located in a cross section of Bay Ridge Avenue and Colonial Road next to a pizzeria. They specialize in a variety of jarred kimchi that you normally see in grocery stores. The price per jar is anywhere between $10-$15. They also have a weekly (changing) menu offering Korean homemade soups and lunch. I got a pork kimchi ($13 after taxes) and it was delicious. This brought up so much childhood memories of a time when my dad worked at a local Cheung Fun place in Chinatown. You feel something inside that you don't normally get when you go to a crowded / fancier restaurant. It feels like "home" in a sense. I love a small business like Kimchi Kooks Kate's Kitchen because it adds characters to the local business. :) The staff are friendly and because there is an open kitchen, you can see them make your food. Although no seating, you can always grab the food and get a slice of pizza next door and have a meal at the pizzeria's outdoor seating. :)

This was such a cute little gem tucked away on the quieter end of Bay Ridge Ave. I love that it's a…read morefamily-owned small business, and that they have (limited) hot options as well as packaged kimchi and banchan, along with some home goods and instant ramyun. I picked up a small jar of their classic white kimchi ($8.32), which I was so excited to try because white kimchi is traditionally made with pine nuts and it's difficult to find a nut-free version at supermarkets. I thought the kimchi had a pleasant tang, though it was a little savorier than I expected. The variety of banchan was also excellent-- I counted 21 different dishes as well as 4 different types of sauces. I picked up a miyeok and dubu muchim ($8.32) which was a seaweed salad tossed with firm tofu crumbles. I intended to eat it for dinner, but I finished the whole container before I got home because it was so addictive and delicious. If you have any questions, a staff member is at hand but everything is neatly labeled with an explanation of ingredients. Their kitchen is open on Wed-Sun so I'd love to return to try a weekend special, which rotates on a weekly basis. Kimchi Kooks is located a short walk away from Owl's Head Park and the pier, so I would definitely recommend grabbing a few banchan to-go if the weather is nice! PS- A staff member kindly let me know that all the kimchis are nut-free and that if you bring the glass jar back, you get $1 off your next purchase.

Every time I go, I leave more impressed than the last. They have so many prepared food options,…read moretheir mochi is phenomenal, as is the selection of Japanese skincare

Ten Ichi Mart has a very big selection of food and beverages for its size. You can find freshly…read moreprepared salads, onigiri, sushi, and other dishes. They have so many snacks and sweets too. The group I went with made a big order so the owners threw in extra snacks. And while I did name the things they have, I can't eat fish but there was no cross-contamination. I just had to have a salad while my co-workers had the really good stuff. [Insert Arthur hands here]

Mannan is a small chain supermarket with other stores in Queens and the Bronx. This one opened…read moreseveral months ago, but I finally checked it out today. The exciting thing about this shop is that there's a Halal butcher right there in the back of the store--with a bone saw and everything--behind a counter (but not plexiglass). They have bones for sale, and even though the guy thought I was a crazy white lady, I am delighted to report that for $1.06 that beef bone kept my rambunctious pup occupied for 2.5 hours. This is definitely a good place to check out for bags of rice or beans and South Asian spices. Another solid purchase were the frozen spicy Punjabi samosas. I was hoping they'd have these frozen dosas that I've purchased elsewhere--they make a nice lunch option--but I didn't see any. The produce prices seemed about average and there are lots of sweets and grains available too. Will definitely be back to try other things.

I was really happy to have this place move into my area. It's great to have such a big grocery…read morestore with unique ingredients. I love how convenient it is. The prices are also very reasonable and I love having fresh ground meat. Here's where it could be better. The milk in the front of the display is always expired. You have to dig in the back to find good milk. They have plenty of bad vegetables too that are visibly rotten or moldy. I've heard stories of rotten meat too. This is a personal annoyance, but the men who run the store are always standing in some part of the store planning something, but they seem to have no regard for letting their customers get around them. They also misrepresent their prices a lot. This may seem trivial, but I'll buy pears for 1.99 a pound and they ring up at 2.50. That can add up! They may offer 2 for 5 dollars of something and not honor the deal unless you call them out. One time I bought mustard oil with 9.99 written on the bottle and it rang up as 50 dollars. I now have to take pictures of the prices on the shelves to make sure they are charging me what's advertised.