Shi Eurasia

Online Customer I haven't visited the store in person but I ordered some sauces from Ireland that are very hard to find anywhere else. Package arrived quickly and great care was taken to wrap each individual bottle as well as plenty of packing material in the box to ensure safe delivery. I would absolutely order from this store again.

I had walked past several time but was always rushing past but I finally made it. What an exceptional diversity of classic British and Irish treats, spreads, confections and more. I was tempted to buy up the shop but showed restraint and came out with my favorite, Schweppes Bitter Lemon. (In a proper green bottle).

Amazing store concept with much to offer from many countries all over the globe. A wide selection of Confectionery, Food (canned, packed and frozen) and Beverage products from Iceland, Scandinavia, the UK, Ireland, Europe, Canada, Australia, Asia etc. This awesome store has been around for over 13 years now. 👍🏻

Expensive but that's what they are selling goes for. I found lots of items I hadn't seen in ny, before (example: Fry's PEPPERMINT cream - noommmmm!)

I almost never write reviews but I felt that I needed to warn people before shopping here. And it's not as if this place is super horrible or the worst import snack shop I've been to, far from it actually, but its really bad at the same time. Now why is it so bad? well, there's a couple reasons. First, the cashier, who was the only guy in the store, was sorta polite but he also was a bit cold and watched me like a hawk while I was in the store, as if I was trying to steal, which was a little disconcerting. Second, a lot of the products in the store are overpriced as hell, and you feel ripped off buying things, especially the chocolate bars, which you can find in many other places for much better prices and value. Which is funny since this tiny store is so out of the way, it's almost not worth it to come here just for imported chocolate. Third, the worst problem is that MANY things at this store are way past their expiration date, which is gross, as there were some bars of chocolate sitting on the shelves from two years ago. The shopkeeper conveniently mentioned nothing about this, so it felt as if I was getting scammed a bit in the process. You could argue that it's my fault for not looking at the expiration date and purchasing it, but its quite shady to be selling expired candy when you should know its gone bad and put out fresh bars instead. However, as I said earlier, not everything is completely negative, and the drink selection at Shi Eurasia is really neat, they taste delicious, and the beverages aren't expired. Despite half of the stuff I purchased tasting gross and being expired, (one Japanese Nestle Crunch was literally crushed powder and a year and a half past its date), a select few items were totally fine and yummy, so maybe venture over here for quick look around once, but make sure to be very wary of the expiration dates, and from then on you should look elsewhere for these kinds of things. This place isn't worth more than one visit.