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Supermarkets in Elmhurst, NY

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  1. FOOD BAZAAR - 58-01 Junction Boulevard

    58-01 Junction Boulevard, Elmhurst NY 11373

    4.1 Good 159 reviews

    “Ive been shopping at this location for 5 years. Staff is polite and helpful. Fully stocked and well organzied. Kanize has always been friendly and helpful to my needs.”

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  2. G Mart - 75-01 Broadway Suite 3

    75-01 Broadway Suite 3, Elmhurst NY 11373

    4.5 Superb 19 reviews

    “Growing up on Long Island, Asian snacks were rare treasures that had to be acquired through covert operations involving my parents' credit card. Then I moved to Woodside, Queens. Now I live in what my teenage otaku self would have called the Promised Land. Gmart contains enough snacks, noodles, and drinks to sustain several anime protagonists through multiple training arcs. Every visit feels like I've unlocked a secret level. Arigatou, Gmart-san. My younger self is crying tears of joy.”

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  3. D & Z Supermarket - 77-00 Queens Blvd

    77-00 Queens Blvd, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.7 Good 152 reviews

    “My mom and I have been to this place and that my mom drove me there and then parked in there and then went into the supermarket. There were lots of people there this is because it was the weekend and both of us bought many foods there like seafood, veggies, and others.”

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  5. SuperFresh Elmhurst - 82-10 Baxter Ave

    82-10 Baxter Ave, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.5 Good 118 reviews

    “Very good atmosphere and hard-working people with good serviceThey help you with what you ask and offer support in finding thingsThis way you don't waste so much time shopping”

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  6. SkyFoods-Elmhurst - 79-55 Albion Ave

    79-55 Albion Ave, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.3 Good 152 reviews

    “This place has parking lot in back. There are some decent on-sale items every week (I also compare/contrast price with other supermarkets in Elmhurst, esp US supermarket and SeasonFresh supermarket, both of which have cash cards you can purchase with 5% bonus which make them more slick). There's a shelf of $1 bags of expiring grocery that gets populated each morning around 9-10am ish, and there's always a crowd of elderly people waiting there.”

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  7. US Supermarket - 82-66 Broadway

    82-66 Broadway, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.3 Good 211 reviews

    “I like this market. Whenever I need any Chinese groceries or fresh fish I try going there. It's a bit far from my house and we have another Chinese grocery close by , but whenever I feel like getting the same product a bit cheaper I go to this market. One star off due to poor product labeling. They don't have product name or any description for a grocer to understand if the product is correct one or not. But overall this is my favorite market.”

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  8. Good Supermarket Inc - 86-18 Broadway

    86-18 Broadway, Elmhurst NY 11373

    2.8 Average 134 reviews

    “No idea why people complain about this supermarket. It’s clean, produce is fresh, meat is fresh. There is no bad odor from the seafood. It has EVERYTHING! This place puts Great Wall supermarket to shame honestly bc that place is disgusting and stinky. I have not had a bad experience with any employees. I personally feel that the people writing bad reviews about this supermarkets are just looking to complain or troll.”

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