Al Aqsa Halal Meat Supermarket | Bronx

Mijanur Miju 3 months ago

As a regular customer of Al Aqsa Grocery in Sterling, Bronx, I am extremely disappointed by this experience. On June 25, 2026, I purchased a food product that had expired in November 2025—more than 7 months past its expiration date. Selling expired food is unacceptable and poses a serious health risk. Many customers in our Bangladeshi community trust the store and don’t always check expiration dates because they expect the products on the shelves to be safe. That trust should never be taken for granted. Expired food should be removed from the shelves, not sold at a discount. I hope the management takes this seriously, improves inventory checks, and ensures no other customers unknowingly purchase expired products. I will be much more careful before shopping here again, and I encourage everyone to check expiration dates before buying.

kamalur rahman 3 months ago

I bought a fish from there was 32 pounds.when they packed was acting suspicious.when I bring to home and weighted again and it was 27 pounds.there was no waste for the fish still 5 pounds was gone.i was going there for 9 years.after this not anymore.

Hridity Hossain Majumder 3 months ago

It’s June 09,2026. Around 12:30pm I went to do my grocery at this store. The mangoes by the front door caught my attention. it said Dominican Mango, 7 pieces in one box 11.99 was the price. When I picked one or two mangoes, I saw those are rotten. So I started to dig through the boxes and looking for good ones. Suddenly one of the workers started making fuzz on me, saying I can’t choose to mix and match. So I started arguing and then the argument got heated up, he said so many things life, “You are new in this country, you don’t know how to shop on Bangladeshi grocery, I paid myself for this mangoes, these are all out of my pocket!” things like that. Then I thought of dropping that argument and I entered into the store without taking the mangoes. Then after picking up my necessities when I went to the cashiers I told them about the situation and after the conversation the cashier said that let it go and take the mangoes that they have inside of the store by the vegetables. This time the price was 12.99 for 7 pieces. I again saw the same rotten type of condition on those mangoes, so I again mixed and matched. Then I paid and on my way out again that old guy got started, I just lost

Mabz AB 4 months ago

Very disappointed with the pricing policy. In-store, they sell 1 lb of tomatoes for $1.99, but on Uber Eats they sell just 1 single tomato for $1.99. When I called to ask why there was such a huge difference, they explained it was because of Uber commissions. But as a customer, this does not really make sense. We already pay service fees, delivery fees, and other charges through Uber Eats, yet the products themselves are also heavily marked up compared to the store price. I understand businesses need to cover costs, but charging the price of 1 lb in-store for just 1 tomato on the app feels excessive and misleading. Customers should pay attention to these price differences and not get scammed.

Tanvir Prince Edited 5 years ago

I always go here for groceries and fish and meats. This is probably the only grocery where you can go inside the fridge and choose you own vegetables from the fridge. The stuffs are extremely polite and helpful. Such a great shop. The price is also very reasonable and perhaps some items you can get here cheaper than other groceries near by. Do not think twice, come here and shop. They also had house hold items in the basement