While visiting the Strip District, made a pit stop for my parents to check out the neighborhood…read moreAsian market. I'd describe it as a local version of 99 Ranch. This market had everything: fresh produce, solid seafood area, prepared foods where a guy was making fresh dumplings, boba shop, and an entire aisle for instant noodles. They have 2 parking lots: one on Penn and one on Liberty. It had just stormed the day before and the lot on Penn was muddy. Definitely recommend parking on Liberty if you can.

Just recently went here since it is so close to my work and it did NOT disappoint…read more There are SO many groceries to choose from. Many different cultural foods from Asia. A lot of things that I have had to search near and far for and now it's so close to home. They also have a hot foods counter and drink counter which is excellent!

A very clean and impressive Korean minimart. A big variety of kimchi noodles and spices…read more Friendly gentleman, inside helping customers. Outside there is a lady selling rice, noodles, and chicken skewers.

One of my favorite places to go to in the strip. I load up on their homemade kimchi, veggies,…read moredumplings, precooked rice packs, noodles, beef bulgogi, Korean sauces and seasonings. Friendly service and always well stocked.

I love Kohli's. It is a great indian place with an amazing selection of herbs, indian foods. Etc…read more Definitely stop and check it out!

Come for the Indian groceries... stay for the samosas. I've been a fan of this place since I was in…read moreundergrad... over 10 years ago :O. As a broke college student, I was a huge fan of the samosas for $1. Where else could you get something so tasty for so cheap?! I went back recently as I haven't been in so long. The samosas are now $1.50... still cheap and still DELICIOUS. I have never purchased anything else in here, but will return soon for some groceries... and another samosa- YUM.

One of my Favorite Places!! Has all sorts of products from…read moreacross Asia. - clean and well organized - polite staff - massive drink selection - all sorts of snacks - they even have ice cream

Panda Supermarket is a grocery store that sells Asian foods, beverages, kitchenware, and more…read more I shopped here once recently. I am not Asian, so perhaps I am not the most qualified reviewer, but I did recognize some foods from my past vacations in Japan and Korea. I also saw Chinese foods. The freezers, refrigerators, and shelves looked to be well stocked, organized, and clean, and the merchandise seemed to have reasonable prices. I saw a variety of foods--for example, soups, tofus, tamarind, rices, okonomiyaki, potstickers, curries, soy sauces, steamed buns, and taiyaki. I also saw beverages such as milks, sodas, juices, and teas. Kitchenware included pots, kettles, scissors, etcetera. Perhaps Panda Supermarket could offer more fruits, vegetables, and meats. Overall, however, I think that this store is very useful for finding merchandise that many other grocery stores do not offer.

Highly recommend the shop. It has a variety of Japanese seasonings, snacks, and frozen foods. It…read morealso has good bentos at fair prices.

This store is conveniently located in a plaza with lot parking off of Ellsworth. The inside is…read moresmall but has a good variety of veggies, meats, snacks, and pantry staples. They require credit card purchases to be $10+. They make daily bento boxes that they put out between 11:30am and noon every day. They're delicious and they have a variety of different bento boxes.

Very nice store with lots of variety and interesting products not seen elsewhere. The cashier was…read morenot very friendly nor talkative (I even spoke to him in Hindi). The ghee was very expensive, as I picked one up without looking at the price ... it was $16 or so (he said it was organic and that's why it cost that much). I think I usually pay about $7.99 or so for organic ghee at my usual store. They also were out of several things I was looking for ... I will come back if I am in the area, but not on a regular basis... Cheers!

No clue why others have given an average rating of 2.7. Have you tried their home-made Dosa idli…read morebatter ? Amazing stuff. And veggies are fresh. Amazing okra , karela , ridgegourd. And amazing Chutneys restaurant next door. Can't get better. So perfect when you go to Pitt airport and you can finish all your grocery in one stop shop.

This place is great! I visited almost a year ago with my friend, and there was a wide selection of…read moreEastern European snacks and groceries. I got zefir, lokum, and a selection of chocolates and candies from glass jars. I loved the zefir and trying the different sweets. It was a great experience, and I got to try snacks that would otherwise be difficult to find locally. The lokum was so-so by itself, but it went really well with tea and served to guests. The store itself has a very cozy and homely feel and the workers were very nice and helpful! They suggested I get pastila, as it was a favorite. I liked the pastila and it was very reasonably priced. Overall, I'd suggest this store if you're in the area and want to try treats from a new region. I'd like to go back sometime to try the more savory items!

Great store, nice service, always in stock the right assortment from Ukraine!!! We come back here…read moreagain and again.

Visited Desi Bazaar today for the first time. A very clean and well lit shop with broad aisles. The…read moreshelves are all well stocked and neatly placed. Every aisle is clearly labeled shoowing the items in the aisle. Unlike some other local grocery stores, prices are clear. Every item, including vegetables are clearly labeled with the prices displayed. Very importantly, the person at the check out had a cheerful demenaour, yes it was service with a smile. Good luck!