my Ukrainian wife and I have been coming here a lot recently....the prepared food is so delicious and very reasonably priced. The Pirozhki and chicken cutlet with mushrooms are my favorite, must try as well as their chicken soup and Shashlik. They also have great fresh bread (last time we got it there it was still hot) and a great selection of canned goods/meats/cheeses and desserts. The staff is always friendly as well. Highly recommend.

Food is good. Also amazing vegan options. I love how the avocado is always fresh too which is hard to find with cook foods.

I was wanting to stop at the Polish market but they're closed on Mondays so I came here and...WOOOOOW, the food was so amazing! I got some soup and beans for the store part, then headed to the counter. The woman spoke enough English to help get me some food. I wanted a stuffed cabbage and meat peroshki. But also, I wanted poppy cake...they were out so the lady recommended a few things on the counter. Sorry I didn't take a picture but the item was an orange triangle thing that was maybe a distant version of a Neapolitan. It was soft and I'm not sure...maybe pumpkin creme inside and coated in almond slivers. I'm eating this unbelievably fresh and delicious thing...suddenly a little rich cherry filling peaks out. WHAT?! Crazy good! Then the last few bites are the Regina;r pumpkin crème and you just sit there in wonder of the amazingness! So, I had wanted the cabbage rolls with meat in tomato sauce and also a meat piroshki. I could have eaten a dozen of either of these...not in one sitting, but yah...these were incredible. I ate the cabbage roll in the car, cold...it was so good. I took only a bit of the piroshki and it took everything to put it in the cooler for later...it was that good. I also had the sweet piroshki with farmers cheese and the rugalah roll. More crazy delicious food! Thank goodness I am going back later this week. I will bring my cooler again and this time, and buy as much of the savory items as I can fit in there so I can freeze some! Can't wait for Friday! I will take a look at some other pics to see if there's anything else I could try, and I still will also give to try the Polish market a try. Some of these things just remind me of childhood.

Glad they sell the infamous Les Pres Sales butter here! I was looking for it all over the city!

Super friendly personnel and really fun place to find new and interesting ethnic food. Small and cramped, but my son and I thought it was super fun to walk around and see what was there.

Oh how I love this place! For any homesick Eastern European, be you Romanian, Ukrainian, Czech, or perhaps also Russian, this is a taste of home. Every few feet you find an antidote to your isolation -- the Russian candies, the Romanian tuica and palinca, the special cheeses, the smoked fish, the tea ready for the samovar, the preserves ready for your spoon, and the many hot and cold dishes made by people who understand your palate. I have been for many years a devoted customer. They never stop sourcing the ingredients and materials we crave. When a shipment of the Romanian Feateasca Neagra wine (made for 6000 years in the beautiful Romanian vineyards) comes in, be sure to try some of the dry variety and open your mind to the fruitiness of the demisec. Thank you, New World Market, for countless shopping trips where each product into my groaning basket is a step closer to the lost world of my beloved grandmothers. Recommended with enthusiasm!