Newly renovated! Looks great! With great deli food, quick selections and the staff being so so…read morenice, it's a wonderful spot!

This is a great corner deli/grocery. The folks here are so kind. The fresh pressed juices are…read moredelicious and the grill has some amazing food to help with any craving. Always a place to pick up a quick snack or to grab an ingredient you are missing for that dinner you are making.

Touted on the awning as "The Best Sandwich in the Neighborhood", I just had to check it out…read more Now, first about the place: Half Bodega, half deli. The bodega has got to be the CLEANEST and most ORGANIZED bodega I have every stepped foot in. It is smaller than most, and a lot of the space is aisle, but they have a little bit of all the essentials you could possibly expect from a bodega, and a little bit more. The beer selection is a little more sparse compared to others, and your standard 6-pack goes for $10. The sandwich: Boar's Head meats and quality sandwich making skills on that French style hero. The bread was going south by 7pm (I don't consider that out of the ordinary though), and the meats / cheese was sliced ultra thin. It was tasty and satisfying, but don't expect the all-American style bloated more-than-you-can-eat jammed with meat kind of sandwich. It was probably about as much as you would put on your sandwich had you made it at home. At $4.99, its on par with what a sandwich should cost at a deli. I wouldn't say this is the "best sandwich" in the neighborhood, but it qualifies as a wholesome, satisfying meal. Bonus star for the cleanliness, order, and organization of the place! Almost gave them an extra star for the Turkish music blasting from the radio and the counter people singing along. -------- As a side note, I think the place has either been redone or changed ownership since Andrea D. has reviewed it. I guess you can call it a result of "gentrification".

They mostly stock brands I've never heard of before, which I thought was bad for a while but have…read moresince realized that it's kind of cool. I mean, how many other places feature mostly PowerXtreme instead of Gatorade and soda from Peru and Mexico instead of Coke? And they're not doing it to be fancy. It's really a kind of shithole deli, but I've started to like it.

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.

I was about to eat some of the Japanese desserts I recently purchased. To my surprise, two of the…read moreones from Japan had "Prop 65 cancer and reproductive harm" labels on the back. One was in very small print - written in English. I'm like whaaaa??? Hmmm tried - not worth the risk even if small

This market closes pretty late and has half off sushi specials after 8:30 pm. It's convenient and…read morewalking distance from where we were staying. The onigiri was less than $4 and it was fresh and tasty. I'll definitely come back and recommend this market for a late night snack.

This market appears to be organized and clear however MANY of its refrigerated products and I mean…read moremany are expired over a month and they are rotated to the front of the line to be sold the ones in the back of that and I'm talking about rice products that already cooked expiration date this is July and their expiration date was June in the middle of June. That's unhealthy that goes for even the frozen fish products expired and it's been and he sells them. it's for sale. I believe the proprietor is aware of these things and does it praying that no one will pay attention that's scary not only it's expensive. It's scary that you can be easily poisoned food poisoning. I would avoid this place by all means.

I finally made it to the physical Yun Hai store during our NYC trip! I bought their dried Taiwanese…read morefruits, grass jelly herb, and aiyu seeds in the past online (the owners were very proactive in responding when I had issues getting my package delivered), so I was excited to visit their only physical store. It's a small shop, but they have a wide array of goods from artisanal soy sauces to snacks to handmade soaps to Taiwanese themed cards and decor to Tatung rice cookers. A lot of their products are sourced directly from Taiwan and are of great quality. It is located right next to Win Son Bakery, so you can stop by after getting a bite to eat. Yun Hai is the only place I know of to buy organic Taiwanese-grown mesona for making grass jelly (or just mesona tea before you add something to set it into jelly), so we bought two packs to take home with us. I made some grass jelly and mesona tea this past weekend for my parents to remind them of Taiwan. Even if you don't have the chance to visit the physical store, you can shop their goods online to support this amazing small business (and they make great gifts too if you are looking for something special this holiday season)!

So my new neighbors gave us this box of AMAZING Taiwanese snacks, condiment, desserts from this…read moreshop I have been wanting to go to in Brooklyn! I haven't been to the shop yet but will bc I want to refill on some of their delicious items especially the mango slices! They were so addictive!

Thanks for your service, guys! Fruits and foods all the time…read morefresh and healthy... Its my favorite spot... Great service! 5

This market they added an unadvertised arbitrary "grocery charge" at the register this could be…read moreconsidered violating NYC consumer protection laws regarding clear price disclosure. I plan to reach out to the store manager before I contact 311to report the entire encounter.

OK. Went back for the falafel sandwich that was so good on my first visit. This time...falafels…read morekind of old and burned. Sandwich was also missing sauce. Guys, if you want repeat business from your neighbors please be consistent. If this were my first visit I would have given one star. I'll give you another chance but two strikes and you're out. Oh yeah, and please wear masks.

You'll find me here most days as you never know what home made food will be prepared and served. It…read moreis fresh, not processed, making it that much better. It is family run, along with Greg who will make sure your food is how you like it, just ask! But it's the home made food prepared fresh every day with an ever changing menu that will keep you coming back, have you tried the Fettuccine Alfredo? They don't serve it that often but if it's there, get it. People rave about the falafel, I like the fresh lamb, the stews and the bakery items like rolls, croissants, pretzel donuts, etc., and if they don't have what you want, ask them to make up something different, like a sloppy joe. The recent renovation with new floors, shelving, lighting, windows and stock have made this store a proud addition to the neighborhood. It is spacious, bright, clean and welcoming.

Mitsuki Japanese Market is a small convenience store and market in Greenpoint, Brooklyn! We were in…read moreneed of a small snack to tide us over from a day of shopping and exploring so we stopped in for a small bite. They had ready made onigiri that we picked up! There were a few aisles of packaged snacks with all the usual Japanese favorites. They also had a cold case with desserts, drinks and some refrigerated food.

I love how this supermarket has an offer of 50% off onigiris and sushi platters after 8pm. I wish…read morethey made the time earlier than 8pm like at 6pm so we definitely can get it earlier at a discounted rate! Hopefully the manager changes its mind and makes the discount time earlier than 8pm! Otherwise, they have a nice stock of onigiris at around $3.50 each. I tried their cooked salmon and spicy salmon and they were very fresh and nice to eat. Buttery and smooth salmon. They got salmon and tuna sushi too that are affordable and less than $10 so that's a pretty good deal apart from their 8pm discount offer. Place overall sells light snacks like chips and ice cream. I saw that they got matcha ice cream but couldn't buy that because the weather is still hot so it's going to melt before I get home. I live 2 train stops away from this place so it's kind of far to buy matcha ice cream back and forth in the fall weather when it's still warm out.