Today unlucky to have a fall in the store , the steps between vegetables section and the deli…read moresection, very slippery floor on the steps without any safe protection! When I got fully fall on the floor I felt my head dizzy and pain on the bodies ! The security guard whose name is Willa came to help and brought me up and took a stone to let me have a break, he is American, very nice guy! Asked what I need and how was feeling after the incident, meanwhile he called the manager! When the manager came to ask if I need ambulance to the hospital, I refused and talked him about what happened, he didn't say anything about my health situation after the incident, said I was very careless about the steps and the walking issues, nothing about comfort words,that is the manager, a Chinese manager,too bad service and too bad environment with terrible customer service! American people understand how to help me out Chinese manager came to complain about why carelessness! If you met the incident like this what would you feel? We won't come to this store again!

There's no shortage of Asian supermarkets in NYC, especially in Flushing. Customers seeking Chinese…read moregroceries are luckily spoilt for choice compared to most of the country. DC Market (德昌DeChang in Chinese) is one of many places to shop, and they specialize in meat and takeout meals. This location is similar in size to their Chinatown location, though Flushing has more of a rectangular layout in contrast to the long narrow layout in Ctown. Their butcher counter is pretty much unparalleled compared to other Asian supermarkets with the exception of maybe large format Hmarts. DC carries a wide breadth of edible animal products both au naturel and marinated, including more familiar meats such as pork chops, short rib, flank steak, sea bass, running the gamut to less commonly appreciated though edible parts like frog legs, pork lung and hocks, beef tongue, whelk. Marinated specialties like tangerine peel minced beef and pork ribs in pickled plum sauce caught my attention, among many others. The second largest section is the ready-to-eat food section, with items pre-portioned in takeout containers, priced by the container. This area is composed of several counters with a wide selection of steamed, deep-fried, baked, sautéed and stewed dishes, all categories covered--vegetables, meats, carbs, savory and sweet--food items for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Overall food quality is not quite on par with good restaurants as some other reviews mention, though not too bad if you're looking for a quick simple meal. Aside from aforementioned meat, some seafood, and takeout, they have a suitable breadth of fresh produce, refrigerated/chilled, dried and frozen foods. What you don't find too much here are packaged snacks and processed foods, which I suppose is a good thing.

JMart in Flushing is another fantastic Asian supermarket with a seemingly endless plethora of Asian…read morefood's choices. The store is clean, well organized, and surprisingly pleasant to navigate. I visited around 1:30pm and, unlike many busy markets in Flushing, the atmosphere was lively without feeling chaotic or overcrowded. Maybe i was there at the time? Their fresh produce section is extensive, seafood selection impressive, and there is an abundance of Asian snacks, sauces, noodles, frozen specialties, and hard-to-find ingredients from across Asia. Prices were also quite reasonable considering the quality and variety. This said, their tiger fish was at $54.50 a pound which is on the high end of the market. A major plus is the excellent food court, offering a wide range of delicious options perfect for a quick lunch or snack after shopping. Overall, JMart delivers a very Asian authentic shopping experience right in the heart of Flushing. This is the go to place for my mother in law.

Everything Japanese with a few exceptions on some of the standards. This is a major Japanese…read moregrocery store. It had all types of food, bento boxes, sushi, produce, specialty waters and so forth. Impressive. We restocked on a liter of water.

When they first open, I was a bit skeptical. It was chaotic and it didn't have everything I like in…read morestock. Some of the workers seem rude. I don't know, but they didn't have the best first impression. But as time when by, things started improving. The cashiers were friendly. The workers were helpful. It became my go-to supermarket. What do I like about it? - Lobster rolls, sushi, hot pot kits! - Kimbap, banchan, fried rice, and sweets, - L'Ami Bakery selection, - Hot food selection: musubi, rice bowls, onigiris, skewers! - Italian bread/baguettes are finally in stock! - Jasmine rice is available, - A good amount of Chinese groceries are available, - Lotsa of Ritter Sport Chocolate. What would make it better? - Better tea selection? - Inarizushi? - Hal's Kettle Cooked Chips. Why is there's no Hal's? I'll settle for Hals, Deep River, or Kettle brand. Not Lays.

If Hmart was a person, I'd marry it, as it is my dream partner . This is my happy place. I can…read morehappily spend a day here and still discover new things. Always clean, bright, with happy people. It has all the things I love in one place. Tropical fruits, all the veggies, a ton of mushrooms, fresh meats and seafood, and all the Asian snacks you can think of. And the staff is always so nice. A great mix of American and Asian things. There's also an awesome food court where you can grab yummy food to go eat there. It's a great restaurant. But wait... I'm not done. As if ALL these wonderful things weren't enough. They added a Paris Baguette in there? Come on now! That's just not fair... just take all my money right now! Paris Baguette has MY FAVORITE cakes. The Fluffy, light cakes wrapped in what I can only describe as clouds of whipped cream. The strawberry cake is a heavenly delight. All their cakes, confections, and breads are amazing. I have zero qualms! Keep up the good work

I just came from Marino's Grocery at 163-07 29th Avenue, Flushing NY, 11358. I went with my husband…read moreto get groceries and as we were getting ready to check out the owner approached my husband and called him a different name (he called him Terry and my husband's name is Antonio), accused him of having previously stolen hundreds of dollars worth of meat with another guy who have never heard of (Chris). He told my husband he had him on video and when my husband asked to see the video, he told us he doesn't need a reason he just doesn't want him there and we need to leave immediately. We were ejected from the store, threatened with the police and told we are not allowed to shop there any longer. This came out of left field and it was humiliating. I'm also heartbroken because I love this store and I go there frequently. I am disabled and there are not many grocery stores nearby. We are shocked and humiliated.

I came in wanting to visit along time ago and it was underwhelming. If i wanted fresh mozz or fresh…read moreitalian bread this would be my goto. but it seemed like a keyfood with some italian specialties instead of a uncle giusseppes

They've moved and this location is much better. The aisles are much easier to navigate. Their fresh…read moresection is vastly bigger and is more delicious than before. Along the right side of the store is all heaters to keep it fresh but they plenty of rice bowls with beef, chicken, pork and more. Like most Japanese markets they have an odds and ends section as well as well as the food products. I need to come here more often. Everyone is also always so polite here as well.

I came on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn't crowded. There was fresh, hot food at great prices…read more Onigiri for $2.49 and Gyudon for $7.49. Sushi rolls from $5-7 with decent portions. They have a microwave to heat up food, but nowhere to sit. They have a kitchen in the back. They have bread and pastries besides typical Japanese ingredients and groceries. The Gyudon was a little salty but was overall good. I'll be back.

Looking for a different grocery store to shop, 12/20/25 I found myself in Aron's. As I looked…read morearound I got the feeling that this is a kosher supermarket. They have a huge selection of olives. The aroma from the olives were powerful and influencial. I had to get a jar! The service was decent. Cashiers were kind and communitive, ensuring that you get the right groceries on the belt. I mentioned because I shopped at a different grocery store and when I arrived home, no hotdogs. I went back but didn't get the dogs, she said that they don't make mistakes. I never shopped at that store again. Aron's offered a decent shopping experience. Shoppers come in casual, dressed, or uniform. There are improvements needed! 1.Try to have more product on the shelf to display product availability. The shelves empty in some spots. 2. Increase brands availability, I wanted Krusteaz cornbread. They didn't carry it. Now I must go to another store and make another stop. The shopping continues... Inspire more, Yelp more.

Aron's Kissena Farms is a large kosher supermarket with plenty of parking in the back and a bus…read morestop in the front. I reviewed their weekly circular online beforehand and was able to find some good sales on groceries. I couldn't buy too much this trip but found a lot of items I want to try next time, including the pita shop. Interestingly, I overheard a customer ask where the mayonnaise was, and the stocker replied that they don't have it. So don't go to Aron's for mayo!

Overpriced products, limited selection, would not consider it a food mart but a small convenience…read morestore.

This place is a bodega/deli, but ramped up to proportions that seem odd for this very residential…read moreneighborhood. The only thing I get here is hot breakfast sandwiches. Big, freshly made "egg and sausage on a roll"'s in the AM are [one of] my weaknesses. They also have a self-serve coffee and tea station. Standard and soothing for those rare slow mornings.

Well, H Mart is H Mart is H Mart :) This newer location is unique in a handful of ways. First,…read moretheir have their own parking lot of the top floor of the building, so entrance and exit are via the lifts accessible from the parking lot only. I personally was pleased thar they carry both Jinga and Pinocchio brands of goodies, because not all locations do and I prefer Pinocchio over Jinga. The store had the familiar sights and smells, and if you're a H Mart enthusiast like I am, you'll know what I mean. On a recent weekday, we picked up a few things for a picnic - odeng kimbap roll, yubu variety pack (crab meat, bulgogi, scrambled eggs, & spicy tuna), and shrimp summer rolls. The odeng kimbap was satisfying but the real winner was the yubu pack. Specifically, the toppings were fresh and delicious, and our fave was the spicy tuna. The shrimp summer roll, to be frank, made me feel ripped off because they were not at all like the fresh spring rolls that you typically can get at Vietnamese restaurants. I can't put my finger on what was missing, but I certainly wouldn't get them again.

Their hours are really convenient & are open 365 days a year (really hope their staff gets comp…read moretime off though). This Asian Supermarket is great & huge. Lots fresh seafood, prepared meals, fruit & vegetable prices are average/can be slightly higher than other Asian Markets. They have a lot of good sales that change weekly. In addition to Korean ingredients, there's a lot of Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese sauces & spices, Thai curry paste. LIVE Tuna & Roast Pig carving on Saturdays! (the freshest tuna samples w/ soy & spicy dipping sauce) Here's a list of great things to buy from this HMart location! Top Highlight: the house roasted Korean Sweet Potatoes (purple skin, yellow flesh). About $5-7 for 2-3 in a bag. The whole market smells amazing when you walk in. Try this with the "Country-style" Kimchi on top!! (rinse the kimchi a little if its too spicy for you) Have bought on sale: * Shin Black Ramen for $6.99 (I pick out the large pepper flakes in the veggie packet & only use 1/4 spicy powder packet) * Paldo Gomtang Ramen (mild bone broth, thin noodles) * Indo Mee Ramen (check expiration dates though) * Individual ramen flavors to try: Buldak Carbonara, blue Jin mild, Mama Tom Yum (Thai ramen) * Lee Kum Kee Oyster Sauce * different cooking sauces, vinegars, cintron honey * Soon Tofu (for tofu stew) + a few shrimp, small clams from the seafood counter * SO much roasted & seasoned Korean Seaweed (Gim) & other seaweed for stock * Lots of Furukake options * All different Pocky flavors are on sale a lot * Noodles Soup kits on the last far right Refrigerator Wall. Pulmone brand is good (chilled buckwheat noodles in bone broth for the summer). * Haagen Daz pints $6.99 * Individual viral Fruit-shaped Ice cream bars (Mango, Lemon, Peach). $3.99 Good but literally 3-4 bites. * Prepared Foods: Japchae (glass noodles), Broiled Mackerel, Pumpkin Porridge, Bibimbap Toppings (4-pack with shitake, spinach). Kimbap (cooked sushi rolls), Spam Musubi is nice to try (but got sick off of one bought late in the day). Korean rice cakes are just okay - kind of dense & almost zero sugar/sweetness. * The marinated raw meat bar is convenient & just okay. Chicken thighs are good - like a sweet chili marinade with a hint of soy. Bulgogi is convenient but the marinade is a little too sweet for me. Have to try the pork belly, chicken wings, maybe breast... * Kitchen Supply & Home Goods sections are excellent. Buckwheat pillow, Dishwashing gloves (& kimchee/house gloves), lots of Korean pots & pans, dinnerware, cooking utensils, tupperware - well priced. Bought a small-medium sized minimal-designed white fan (clear blades) which looks great in my apartment. They have some beauty products also. The "Italian green scrub towels" seem like they're made differently these days, a decent price there. Try the different types of packaged individual microwaveable Rice (mixed grain, purple rice, Gold brown rice) They carry Fever-Tree Sparkling Cucumber & Quinine tonic water! * Cafe & Bakery section: similar quality as Paris Baguette. All very fresh. Custard bun, Any sponge/chiffon cake with not-too-sweet buttercream, Soboro (peanut crumble topping bun) Had an Matcha Einspanner drink - well made & medium-strong flavor. * Stationary shop & video & dance dance games up front * Not a huge fan of their food court food. Had a Jajiangmein (Black Bean Noodle) & it wasn't very flavorful. Rice Boy looks okay. All the menus have a lot going on & wish there was specialized items/regions for each stall. $1.99 matcha & ube Ice Cream had very little flavor. * Very convenient to Q104 bus between Sunnyside & Astoria. 2 blocks from 46th St. Subway (exit at 48th St. side)