Top 5 International Grocery in New York

200 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, United States

“Very busy place, well located. Excellent food condiments. It's always busy except in the mornings. Chilli lime purchase is a must”

121 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, United States

“Amazing customer service and knowledge from staff. !! I was walking by, and thought is there really a store just for hot sauces? I went in and the staff was so friendly and welcoming. I asked two different people about 10 questions each about the history of the store, hot sauce ingredients, why is this even so popular?? I tried four different hot sauces and bought a few as gifts. I absolutely think buying $20 hot sauce is really luxurious and maybe even unnecessary, but after talking with the staff trying all the different flavors I truly see how creating a hot sauce is ART and can add so many different dimensions and flavor to a dish that you’re creating. I’m totally sold on the whole concept.”

1165 Arsenal St, Watertown, NY 13601, United States

“I love Aldi’s, however, I did a pickup order for my groceries today so I didn’t have to bring in my little one who’s not feeling well. The produce was not up to par and spoiled. I wish they’d take care shopping for pickup orders as if it was their own groceries. The pic is an example of the spoiled cabbage I received. I kept peeling bad leaves away and it was nearly half the head wasted.”

3065 NY-50, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866, United States

“This was our first time at Healthy Living. What a great selection. I am looking forward to going back for a more thorough exploration. We don't live close enough to make this our regular store, but when we are in the area, we will go again.”

2008 Doubleday Ave, Ballston Spa, NY 12020, United States

“Great prices. You can find some real good deals here. Watch out for their meat and produce. I've seen some shady stuff on the shelf here. Make sure you inspect it thoroughly and you should be good. Aldi brand items do a good job imitating the name brands for the most part, and of course they're cheaper.”

144 W Houston St, New York, NY 10012, United States

“This is a shop selling Italian pasta. I bought a box of ravioli and a bag of tortellini. They look fresh and delicious. This shop is located in downtown Manhattan, close to the Little Italy. The staff are nice and the price is reasonable. Besides freshly made pasta products, there are also sauces, and packaged stuff for purchase.”

3240 Crompond Rd, Yorktown, NY 10598, United States

“We’re so happy to have Trader Joe's in our town. It’s clean, well stocked, good prices and selections. Incredible staff who go out of their way to help. Love their plant and flower selections.”

11 Lawrence Ln, Lawrence, NY 11559, United States

“Great store and prices! However, there's a catch: you have to pay 25 cents for 5 bags. You can't buy just one bag; it's only available in sets of 5. Moreover, it's disheartening to have to pay for bags when you could easily get them for free elsewhere. It feels like a money-making scheme for them. Furthermore, they don't even offer boxes. What's up with that?!”

1773 Old Country Rd, Riverhead, NY 11901, United States

“Honestly, the times I have shopped at this store I had a horrible experience with the cashier. She handles your food in a rude manner and is rolling her eyes at everything you do. She should definitely not be working there if she doesn’t like people.”

160 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10016, United States

“Location is a bit far from major tourist spot but in a nice neighbourhood. Building is clean, and organized store. Went twice looking for a specific product and we were told Thursday is the day some of the product would get replenished. We showed up 20mins before store opens. Short line up. But limited amount of stock its must that showing up first is ideal. Pleasant experience, very attentive and helpful staff.”

157 Fairview Ave, Greenport, NY 12534, United States

“It's like every other Aldi but this location is missing additional employees. As a former cashier of Aldis in the Bronx during the pandemic and having 35 + years of working with customers come 1st you need employees to work. I recently bought an oat milk original dated March 2024 when I opened it up it not only smelled spoiled but it tasted spoiled as well”

137 ST, NY 104, Oswego, NY 13126, United States

“Friendly helpful staff. A nice little seating area is available to enjoy prepared foods or bakery items. I had the cheesy bread sticks and they were delicious. Prices on non sale items seemed a little high. They have a nice product selection and some unique items.”

2080 Western Ave, Guilderland, NY 12084, United States

“This has so many great self care options .Good food .Parking for handicap could use a re vamping .Very few with all the options .”

603 Clinton St, Brooklyn, NY 11231, United States

“I got the chopped cheese on a Jamaican patty so good the only reason I won’t give it 5 stars is because the ocky way starts $18 and above overpriced but gets you full overall it’s great service if he’s not there they still give you the experience as if he was there”

195 NY-59, Nanuet, NY 10954, United States

“I was there on February 12th, I purchased a box of Baker's Treat, the brownie flavor and they are stale. I would bring it back; but i live far from Aldi. The date on the package says 03/19/23, but the brownies taste like they have been packaged since 2000. Please take these off the shelves. I am going to throw the box away.”

104 Mosco St, New York, NY 10013, United States

“Wonderful & well stocked Thai grocery store! As a clean freak, I love how all the fresh produce is packaged in plastic nicely :) Lots of different sauces, curry pastes, dried and fresh ingredients! I got ingredients to make a Thai papaya salad + lovely peanut snack from my childhood 😋 Also, the cashier (I’m pretty sure she was the owner) was SO sweet, helpful and kind. I regret not getting her name today — but if you’re reading this, thank you for your help :) I will definitely return to support her local business!”

2827 US-9, Valatie, NY 12184, United States

“Great place for what you need. It could replace the old five and dime store and discount stores. Tremendous selection on spices, alternative wheat flour products, olives and canned fish. If hosting a party, they have cutlery, plates and serving dishes- mostly plastic. This is only the beginning. So, if you haven't gone before, it's time to go!!”

12 E 41st St, New York, NY 10017, United States

“Sunrise Mart in New York City is a culinary haven, a slice of Japan nestled in the bustling metropolis. This Japanese grocery store transcends expectations, offering a meticulously curated selection of authentic products that cater to both connoisseurs and those new to Japanese cuisine. What distinguishes Sunrise Mart is its dedication to authenticity. From fresh produce to unique snacks and pantry essentials, every item reflects a commitment to providing genuine Japanese flavors. The store's well-organized aisles and inclusion of seasonal items contribute to a delightful and immersive shopping experience. Beyond groceries, Sunrise Mart features a charming section with ready-to-eat Japanese meals and snacks, providing a quick taste of Japan's culinary delights. The friendly atmosphere and knowledgeable staff further enhance the overall appeal, creating a cultural and gastronomic haven for locals and visitors alike. In summary, Sunrise Mart is not just a grocery store; it's a cultural bridge that brings the essence of Japan to the heart of New York City. It stands as a testament to the global appreciation for Japanese cuisine and a delightful addition to the city's diverse culinary landscape.”

66 Front St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, United States

“A great find for lunch if you're touring the Brooklyn Bridge area. The quality of the prepared food is very good and the place is neat and clean. Cashier staff very attentive and I was even able to converse in Spanish with her. Maybe they should improve a little the restrooms sector.”

110 Moore St, Brooklyn, NY 11206, United States

“A unique latino market with some groceries and foods. Mostly Puerto Rican inspired restaurants serving classics such as alcapurria or rice and beans. This is what makes NYC”