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“This little place has everything!(their previous store seemed a bit larger). The prices are almost the same as the other kosher supermarkets in the area.Be minded that it could get very crowded during holiday eve's and Thursday's/ Fridays.”
“The produce is fresh, and they have a diverse stock of Korean and Asian produce. Cost-wise is better than H-Mart, which is increasingly overpriced. The deli has good food and their prepared foods are worth trying as well. Nice that it's always on my commute to the 7 line in the morning.”
“I’ve been coming here for a long time. Since childhood, really, so I have gotten to see many changes throughout the years, and many people come and go.
As with any store, your experiences won’t always be linear. Some visits will be better than others. That’s anywhere.
That being said, my visits to this Key Food have been particularly fantastic.
Wonderful staff, great selection overall, and their fresh coffee that you can make with their machine is delicious. Forget Starbucks, Dunkin’, and so on. This is the place to go.
Their International section is also great. Bigger than most Key Foods, and cleaner.
10/10 in my book, especially lately. I have been greatly enjoying my shopping experiences here. The staff are helpful and kind.”
“Although it is not as diverse as Hanahreum, there is no shortage of Korean products to buy, and many of them are relatively cheap. There is a buy-one-get-one event on the first Friday of every month, so it's really worth trying. Recently(?) a corner was opened inside that sells fried chicken, sweet and sour chicken, fish cakes, and twists, and it's really delicious. I especially recommend the fried chicken and kkwabaegi. Dakgangjeong tastes like the chicken gangjeong sold at any market in Korea. The essence of sweet and salty. And the pretzel in this corner is Jinttobaegi. The pretzel made at other bakeries is so poor...it's expensive. It's $2 each, but I dare say it's better than Korea. The big, heavy ones are crunchy and chewy. It is a firm and chewy pretzel with a full filling. I don't know if it's the taste of the lady who made it, or if it's all like this... Be sure to try it.”
“I never had a problem with them until yesterday I bought from the deli my cheese taste like cleaning spray I don't know if someone cleaned it and the other person didn't know I won't be buying from the deli no more but everything else is good”
8AM - 10PM
136-91 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing
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“yes dingy, but it's enough of a deli grocery store. And owner/staff is very friendly, unlike others around that area, so will go just for that. also one of few that takes WIC.”
“Supermarket sushi. Fish is average but very fresh cause they have fish available always since its a supermarket? Used to buy the sushi rolls for $10 but now theyre $13? Still a very tasty treat when you want something light for lunch
Parking: Its in a supermarket parking lot so try to park when its not busy. Avoid the weekends”
“Asian supermarket on main Street in a more residential neighborhood. They have a small parking lot. They sell standard asian grocery, everything seems organized and cleaner than typical places you would shop in flushing. I go here if I don't want to deal with traffic and crown in downtown flushing.”
“Small store - small parking lot (2-entrances : 59th Ave & 142nd Street) but has a lot of stuff including basics, prices seems similar to other oriental grocery stores. Park your own car dealing with challenged drivers. We got lucky and 2-cars left when we reached the parking lot. Inside the store is much cleaner (didn't see rotten fruits) now compared to before Covid. Definitely recommend to see for yourself.”
“Not the freshest produce but it's acceptable. Well stocked and organized, with nice employees. Some prices seem a little high - generally I do my groceries on Roosevelt Ave - but nothing too crazy.”
“A nice, clean store with good specials, though their circular doesn't reflect them, so you have to walk through each aisle to see them. Also, you have to get a new Key Food card for this store as they don't accept others. Weird, but wasn't an issue since they don't have any new cards, so the cashier used her own.”
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“This is a great place to shop!!!! Clean, Organized, wonderfully kind employees- that are extremely helpful and always smiling. The expiration dates are ALWAYS good (and that is rare in Kosher markets). So an A+ just for that alone. Seasons is my go-to for big or small grocery shopping. I highly recommend. Oh and they deliver too. ;-) It's a very pleasant experience from everyone greeting you at the door, to the amazing management and wonderful cashiers. Thank you Seasons for being so easy, with high quality food.”