Matryoshka Deli Food

Solid spot for Eastern European food in Miami. Great selection of familiar products like Roshen wafers, canned goods, and snacks. The food is definitely 5star quality fresh, authentic, and hits the nostalgic spot. The service was okay, not rude but could be a bit more friendly or engaging. Atmosphere is clean and organized, nothing fancy but feels like home. Will come back for sure.

⭐️ Come for the Borscht, Stay for the Existential Dread. Walking into Matryoshka Deli felt less like visiting a store and more like accidentally crashing someone’s Soviet-era family dinner… uninvited. The shelves? Stocked with mystery items heavy enough to double as gym equipment. Want to casually browse? Better bring a forklift and a strong back. Finding what you need is like playing a very emotionally distant game of hide-and-seek. The staff? Let’s just say customer service wasn’t on the menu. No smile, no greeting — just a vibe like I interrupted someone’s private moment. I swear I caught a look that said, “Why are you in my living room?” Some food was decent (hence, the generous one star), but prices were so high I briefly wondered if I was paying for the recipe’s emotional backstory. If you enjoy overpriced dumplings, cryptic stares, and shelves that challenge your upper body strength, this place is for you. If not — maybe keep walking… quietly, so you don’t offend anyone on the way out.

This food market is a nice find. They have a self-serve section with ready-to-eat food, and you pay by weight. Prices are fair, and there are tables outside if you want to eat there. The market itself has a good selection of items from different countries, especially Poland, Russia, and Ukraine. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

New to Miami so was excited to pick up some comfort foods that remind me of Poland, I asked the staff at deliif they have kielbasa, they had only v dry one,don't expect them to crack a smile or try to be helpful, very dry in answers, no different cashier. It almost felt like she was doing me a favor. So it's not a store I'll go back to, tried euro deli and they were much nicer. Surprised bc I always try to support small businesses and there is definitely more than one place in short distance. So they just that quickly lost at least 100$ a week.

Pretty good store, but the food could be better Matryoshka is a nice store overall. They have a good selection of European products, and it’s great to find familiar things you don’t usually see in regular supermarkets. The staff is friendly and helpful too. The only thing I didn’t really enjoy was the food at the bar. I tried a few dishes, and while everything was okay, nothing really stood out. It just didn’t have much flavor. If you're looking for European groceries, this is a solid place. Just don’t expect too much from the hot food.

Always fresh and delicious. Various of selection. Service is excellent. Cheese pancakes were awesome. The pilov taste is good but rice wasn’t cook well but still edible:)

Fantastic selection of Eastern European food. Unbelievable selection of cured meats, packaged & jarred food, prepared meals to go, huge buffet by the pound. Fruit, vegetables, dairy, sweets all to take home. It was worth it for me to travel from Miami Lakesm on a hot Saturday! I now have a huge supply of stuff in my freezer! I will definitely be back. Very helpful staff!

Very pleased with the variety of products there!! So much to choose from! While shopping you can get the fresh hot made shawarma in front of you or stuffed crepes. Both really tasty, the fillings are amazing, and the lady who makes it does it really well. The prices are corresponding with the quality of products. You cannot get great quality products from overseas for Walmart prices honestly not surprised at all, to me its cheap.. Great store i shop here every week.

A Russian market and language school all in one :) (well not formally a school, but the employees have always been helpful in putting my DuoLingo lessons to real world usage.) For my most recent stop to grab dessert after dinner nearby, to other times when I have enjoyed savory dishes in their adjacent sit down restaurant, Matryoshka was one of Sunny Isles' first delis stocking a wide variety of authentic food from Russia, Belarus, and various other European countries. They also have Mediterranean dishes for sale. It is mostly a grocery store, along with a well stocked (and clearly labeled) buffet of entrees and desserts. Since it is in the corner of a shopping plaza, they have outside tables along both sides if you want to enjoy your bites with a view of the Sunny Isles skyline. The blini (pancakes) I enjoyed tonight were filled with cheese and a mixed berry compote, and went perfectly with my latte (kofe s molokom).

It is a good size market. The place was very clean and it had some interesting things to try. I was not there very long. I was impressed with the buffet displayed. It was a lot of food. I would have tried a lot of it if I did not have plans. The area where they have desserts had some amazing looking chocolate desserts. I am coming back for them. The market is in a shopping center. It has a big sign and it is easy to find. The area has lots of parking spaces all around.

Everyone that works here is extremely friendly & the food is delicious. Olha was the sweetest soul and taught me some Russian as well. Thank you!

!!!! Food is stall - NOT FRESH! customer service is outdated. I ordered 1 potato bun + 1 cabbage ban = came home - 1 potato + 1 egg beens ?????? Borsch doesn't have MEAT inside. Despite the prices are BEYOND - I bought for $120. received bad service from Anisimova ( on my recept).

Great variety of foods mostly Russian and a good supermarket but any American needs help to translate product's contents. Pleasant service workers. Large parking area. Even flowers of good quality

The deli here is out of this world! So many items for sale, including cabbage rolls/stuffed cabbage ($9.99 a pound), different cheeses, and different kinds of kielbasa. My favorite is the long skinny dark colored smoked kielbasa sticks. The aisles within the store also have many different European items, as well as a cold section with meets and cheeses to grab for yourself. Staff here are friendly. English is a challenge with some, but still they understand what you need.

Nice and clean store with a great selection of Eastern European/Russian groceries and alcoholic beverages. Their deli section is pretty impressive as well (I've heard that it used to be a self served station but they had to adjust due to covid safety measures). Their prices are a bit higher than at similar stores in the area but they do have everything needed in one place. It's conveniently located on a shopping plaza with lots of different stores and restaurants.

I went for the pryanik (or "Russian spice cookies") a.k.a. my latest foodie obsession. I blame Francisco V. entirely for this. So much have I raved about these cookies that I was dying to go and get more at Matryoshka where he got them from. Ended up going impromptu and was amazed at the amount of goodies I saw. It wasn't just about the sweets, although we did end up getting a few (one that I have already used FedEx for, so my friend in Tallahassee gets to try them), but I'm digressing here. Point is I've been driving everyone crazy about these cookies. Apologies to Sean M. especially, but seriously, these cookies are THAT good! That being said, if you're not familiar with Russian cuisine, you're bound to be impressed at Matryoshka. They have their own deli and hot food bar. Not to mention that they make bread and sweets in house, although there are plenty more that are imported. While the staff speaks English and will help you, it is obvious Russian is the preferred tongue. That and a lot of the products have labels in the language, so if you don't feel like Googling, I heavily suggest taking someone with you who knows Russian (just in case) if you're unfamiliar with the language. The place has a lot of variety, even things that you may not necessarily expect. I, for one, was surprised to see both duck and rabbit there and not frozen at that. The prices were economical, too. I may consider getting the rabbit there once I finally figure out what exactly I want to cook it with. I don't think, though, that I would make this a regular in my rotation of markets. The cashier we had was efficient but cold, and quite frankly, that was off-putting. That, and well, I feel it's just a place you go to, so you can try something new and/or get very specific purchases.

Love this store. Some food you can find in American supermarkets for cheaper price:) but it's all about the experience

Great selection of fresh and produced food. Freshly made food to go as well. Bakery with coffee. Every time I go there, I buy a lot. Would be better if buffet would be a little cheaper. I recommend this store as for Russians, Europeans or Americans to try different food.

Great store, excellent customer service! Filled with delicious Russian food Try hot bar, salad bar, or specialty selections, famous Russian ice cream, Plombir is top notch, you'll be coming back for more ;)

Quick visit to the store. Definitely will come back. Nice variety of everything. Thank you

Traditional homemade food. Delicious and nice served. Good service. Not expensive. Clean and neat seats and table. Will come again

My friend loves beets but never tried borsht. So, I suggested meeting to have lunch on the weekend. In this Sunny Isle shopping center, there are two Russian/Eastern European Deli. We compared two places, but this place looked clean, and the food they had was appealing. It was our first time, and We had no clue where to start. The ladies behind the counter didn't speak much English. We were observing some customers see what they were doing. The guy at the cashier spoke English, and he was very friendly. We ordered a stuffed pepper, two different beets salad, and two different kinds of soup. All food was so yummy. I had pickle soup, and it was delicious. My friend enjoyed her first borsht too! This place sells many kinds of beer and wine. You can buy it and have it with your meal. Oh, you can heat your food in the microwave by the cashier. There are tables outside the deli, and you can enjoy your meals with your beer. I definitely will go back to try more delicious food.

Such a nice Russian/Ukrainien store! The food is great here, and the prices are even better then in my city.

Good spot to get some unique food. Always stocked well. Bulgarian feta is the best!

This is a great little Russian grocery store with a hot food buffet. They have a great selection on Russian delights. Candies, beer, pastas, juices and fresh homemade food selection. They also have a variety of Russian deli style meats and cheeses. Great ambiace you can do some European type grocery and sit down and enjoy an ice cold Russian beer or juice. Great spot in sunny isle beach!

Great selection of Russian/Ukrainian food:bakery, dairy products, freshly made salads.. this place is always busy and never disappoints. Everyone must try Siberian pelmeni, Herring under the coat salad and Borodinsky bread

Big selection of European products and ready to eat food. Everything delicious Cabbage Piroshki

Larry S. ate here for lunch a few weeks ago and raved, so when we were in the area over the weekend, we couldn't resist a stop. We were ravenous, so on our first pass, we headed directly to the food bar. TONS of Russian delicacies! Dumplings, fish, salads, pickled items and soups are laid out for your perusal. We loaded up and were checked out efficiently by the friendly Tatiana. It was a really pleasant day, so we opted to sit outside and enjoy the breeze with our lunch. Everything was delicious. I particular enjoyed the dilled pickled cukes and the roasted vegetables. Our hunger sated, we went back inside to browse the aisles. They offer a great selection of eastern European foods. The prices are high, and much of the packaging / instructions are in Cyrillic, so you really have to be a curious cook or an eastern European to get the value out of it. We then took a second pass at the food bar so we could take home Matryoshka's delicacies for dinner! The only two negatives for me are the styrofoam containers and the abundance of meaty items (but I understand that is par for the course with this kind of cuisine). I will definitely return here to enjoy the delights of eastern Europe!

I speak Russian and the service at their little side hole in a wall cafe reminds me of the old Soviet Union - "what the hell do you want" type of service. Yesterday we drove up at 9:33 pm - "kitchen closed", though they close at 10 pm. Today we came at 8:30 pm - "we don't have this or that or that, and move aside". The store is ok, but I'll never visit the cafe and will ask my friends to do the same.

Great Selection of hot and cold already items and food. Really great for travelers and tourists who are just visiting Sunny Isles. Very nice environment because they have live music towards the evening time.

My favourite Russian restaurant in South Florida I've been here many times and the food has always been delicious, they have a selection of Russian foods you can choose from behind the counter , including rabbit which I didn't get , but I got Kasha - buckwheat, ground chicken , ground lamb , sweet roasted duck legs, roasted eggplant, beet and mayonnaise salad , the famous Korean carrot salad , fried fish of some kind ; and fried shrimp. They also have a wonderful assortment of Russian pastries and desserts . Very good price and great atmosphere . They also have a market selling al kinds of russian products including mushrooms, smoked fish, breads , cheese , meats , juices , everything you can think of . Really fun and nice place !

Only giving it 3 stars since it's only 2 small items that I tried, but both were good. Awesome selection, immaculate, and the staff seemed to be helpful. Don't know much about food from old USSR republics, but I'd surely check It out. Plenty of outdoor seating as well.

Matryoshka is just one many businesses on my list that that I needed to review. Though I've been coming here for months, I'm actually glad I didn't write a review beforehand. Reason being this past month they moved to a new much bigger and nicer location in the same plaza. Outside of having a bigger diversity of foodstuff from Eastern Europe and produce, the aesthetic beauty of the place has improved astronomically. I'm not going to lie, what stimulated me to shop at Matroyshka was not the food per se, but to rub shoulders with beautiful Russian women. Occasionally while in the aisles I'll ask a Russian damsel a random irrelevant "food stuff" question just so I can hear her alluring accent. Women with foreign accents are the ultimate turn on in my world, when they speak it sounds like a Classical masterpiece. Even though I guess one could say I came to Matryoshka for the wrong reasons. I feel fortunate that I came because the cooked food is really tasty, fresh and reasonably priced. Interestingly most people think Russians are meat mongers, but as evidenced by the many fruit & vegetable offerings in the cooked food section, Russians have a very diversified Paleo diet. When I come for lunch or dinner, I typically pay about $9 for a decent sized plate full of vegetable, fruits and proteins. I always top it off with one of their 100% freshly squeezed juices, my favorite being grapefruit. Customer service is excellent, if you have a question they will answer it or aid you in anyway possible with smiles! ++ the cooked food section is much bigger and organized ++ they're actually putting English signs on the cooked food and hot soups so you know what the hell you're buying ++ there are more registers = more beautiful women working the registers ++ deli, meat, and cheese sections are much bigger than at the previous location ++ they take all CC's ++ you can eat inside at the counters or outside at the tables ++ lots of Russian layered cakes and bakery items

The buffet was actually pretty good. I would recommend it, if you want some quick yummy Russian food without the hassle of cooking it yourself or making your mom do it. I got literally a little bit of everything. My favorites: Mushrooms in sauce (but I grabbed a few to try literally amazing but when I came back they were gone and I was super sad) Mashed potatos Backed chicken (I forgot the name but it was a round meatball looking thing) Cucumber radish salad Vinegrette Olivye- this was actually okay. Not amazing Salmon- #1 fave! My not favorites: Chicken tabaka- lacked garlic flavor and crispy skin Roasted potatoes- I would have loved to see some zharinaya kartoshka Pickled veggies Honestly most of the food was under seasoned and lacked flavor which I understand. I guess it's better to under season than to over season. I do think this place is great to grab a quick Russian meal or to grab food to go to stock a fridge and save time from having to cook it yourself.

Good choice of Russian food here! Sometimes I have no time to cook when my wife is not home. I know I never will be hungry. They have a good choice of ready of prepared food. I can eat the food right here, outside of the store! Not expensive... The store saves so much time for me to cook!

I really like the place the ladies who work there are very nice polite and helpful. Napoleon cake is amazing and very fresh, hachapuri was out of this world

Great deli variety! Make a plate for yourself at the buffet at the front or proceed to the back for more deli options, including meat made to order. We loved the beet walnut salad, cabbage piroshki and farmer cheese with strawberry jam. Friendly service and a nice place to sit outside :]

OK so it's definitely a Russian restaurant buffet style / grocery store. I came down with my friend she's describing that tastes are pretty authentic. I cannot pronounce what I had but I did have a pickled fish and Violet looking soup with many vegetables and potatoes I also had the mushroom with chicken and sour cream sauce everything that was on my plate was good although I would've liked the food it to be warmer than what it really was We are in sunny Isles Beach I think that for the quality of food and the price was more than what it should have been but like I said been in sunny Isles Beach it's expected to be at the price that it is. I understand why they have a grocery store within a buffet line and there is a lot of Russian this area that continuously shop in the store they want to feel has a little part of Russia is in the United States which is perfectly well I actually enjoy the experience I thought it was marvelous to be able to see another cultures food and ways of preparing food. The taste of the foods that I had her we're good nothing tasted bad I'm sure that you have had experiences where are you gone somewhere whatever it is that you was not texting it to you therefore you were left with the option of me and behind this experience did not happen to me I enjoyed my food completely. And the only reason I'm giving it three stars is because I wanted to take pictures for my fans and some guy came over to me and told me I can't take pictures or video and I thought that was extremely suspicious we are in a tourist place with pictures and videos come hand-in-hand now in days I respected her wishes but I thought it was absurd so for that reason I will only give three stars if the food would've been better I would've definitely given it for but the food wasn't the best and it was not warm enough I would come back but it won't be anytime soon

, , , . , . , , . TERRIBLE SERVICE !!!GO NEXT DOOR TO KALINKA WAY BETTER!!!!! Matryoshka sucks absolute ass . The food was cold and overly salty and not authentic food. all the workers are absolutely rude and no concept of customer service to people who don't speak russian. terrible service dont go. go next door to kalinka with amazing service and great people and warm food and employees willing help. , , , . , . , , .

The worst service ever. If you want to call them - forget it, you will never reach anyone. Never! Go to Kalinka, it's few doors away, But people are friendly and always ready to answer your questions.

The store has misleading open hours sign .. it says they open at 8.30 am however they are opening at 9 am every day !!! It looks like is not big deal but I was waiting almost 1 hour when the store will be open! I came at 8.20 am and look at sign it says the store open at 8.30 am .. I thought is not big deal to wait 10 mins .. however they opened only at 9 am! Total wait time was 40 mins .. instead I could go to another store ....Why the owner is not respect time of the customers???!!! It's disgusting

We just came back from this store and instead of giving us our fried mini fish they gave us someone lunch instead. We came home started unpacking and saw we never got our fish we paid. I called them at least 20 times and only vm is playing and nobody is returning our call. The customer service is the worse the young guy Antony that helped us was very unhappy and anything we ask he would get upset that we are asking questions

The soups are delicious and I've enjoyed bread and herrings etc from there too, but not only was the service dreadful from all three people working there, they were rude and dismissive too. I've read some good reviews about service, so maybe you have to speak Russian to get good service, but I don't and I've never had good service there. I have thought about whether the soups are worth the rude service that goes with them. I'm still undecided as to whether I'll go back because it's not nearby.

Being Russian I have to love this place! I usually come here before seeing my grandma to get her essentials from the homelands! What's nice about this place it's a market restaurant bakery fusion! You can really get it all here! Great selection of hot & cold foods, deli meats and an amazing bakery! Tons of international candies and dry goods. If you've been to Europe you know the Bueno candies they have them all! My favorite is the bakery! The have huge cakes! The napoleons cake is out of this world! It's massive, various layers of delicious cream I between the flakey layers! Try some international food! The guys that work there can make recommendations, they are really friendly!

The best store,very good costumer services Food delicious,buffet the best Good luck!

, ! ! ! !!!! Avoid the seller Irina, I don't remember such rudeness and service since the times of the Soviet Union! so the person Irina can forever discourage me from shopping in my favorite store! Goodbye Matryoshka! Long live the seller Irina !!!!

This is was my first time coming to a Russian market!!! First thing I noticed was the amazing smell upon walking in it was a mix of savory and hearty scents mixed with a sugary deli bakery smell.... It was a quite bizarre and unique smell that somehow worked together in perfect harmony of aromas LOL I pretty much just walked around and saw that they had they had amazing rows full of jams soups dry food such as pastas huge rows of chips and crackers and a massive wall of chocolates and candy imported from Russia... In the middle of the store they had what was similar to a take by weight deli I didn't notice anything in there that I had seen before lol it was bizarre! I couldn't even put my head together to decide what could be in some of those dishes and the labels were written in Russian. Although I could've asked to simply find out as maybe there would've been something I wanted to try however none of them seemed appetizing to me. The was a hot section as well as the cold section and I stared into for a while lol In the back of the store there was the meat section and on the opposite side was the bakery. I did get some pastries although I don't recall what they were called. They were covered in sugar and they reminded me of Mexican pastries when I ate them which I was expecting a sugar donut but it was more of a dinner roll over in sugar. Lol my friend hated them I found them so so. I also bought a Russian soda which was an interesting mix between cola and club soda. Yum! I also bought some loose gunpowder green tea. Lastly, I found it pretty amazing that all of the employees were wearing traditional Russian clothes. It was a really cool experience and I'm glad to I ventured in!

Beware! At the buffet any all uncovered food is a popular party place for the crowds of flies I see there every time I visit. When I point them out to sales staff, they shoo the flies and go on with their business like it's normal to have flies at a buffet restaurant. The quality of food is another discussion. It always looks stale like it's been sitting there all day after being heated up in a microwave after a night in the fridge. Taste and quality are subpar. Groceries always have to be checked for an expiration date. The store is famous for selling expired food. On top of that I've seen evidence of manipulated expiration dates. Staff there always acts like they're doing a favor to their customers by serving them. Very 80s Soviet style service. Which is called savok. I guess the owner decided to bring it here. Nostalgia is a strong feeling.

The food is not very good, I had a soup and it was way over salted and when came inside to get it exchanged for something else the lady said no.. I had to speak to the manager to get it switched out. Not really clean place either, flys are everywhere and not a good smell. Make sure to check what you are getting twice. I would not go there again I don't want to get poisoned..

I love this store. Tasty food, friendly stuff and a huge choice of our favorite Russian delights

This place falsely labels country of origin products be careful. Make sure you read the labeling and packaging.

Horrible. Every time I went there always got something expired or not fresh. I got Ayran (yogurt drink recenlty) opened and it tasted spoiled and sparkle. The date there states different, I believe they do change and put dates on their own in order to still sell a product. Some of my friends got stomach problems after eating there, not the first time. Health issues are guaranteed after going there on a regular basis, very unsanitary. Very tricky business. Gotta be banned.

It's clean and nice Russian store/restaurant, however - little overpriced (buffet food) and little too oily for my taste. I took some salads that were very expensive and oily, so my experience was not that good. However the store is big and they have huge selection of products from Russia, Ukraine, Latvia, Moldova, Romania, etc.

Lover his place. Every time we are vacationing in Florida we go there for shopping. This time was no different. Their beer selection is great . They have an unbelievable selection in culinary and desserts.

Very nice selection of European products. I have been to many Russian stores in the past, and this one lacked in a few aspects. Some of the prices are much higher than alternatives. I can't say much about the customer service - I didn't really get any. I ordered a farmers cheese bun from the bakery. After driving a significant distance, I realized it was half raw. Note that I am usually ok with slightly undercooked. This roll was just inedible, aside from the edges, which weren't impressive.

Love their buffet. My family and I ate here for breakfast/ lunch the entire time we were in Sunny Isles Beach and it was great. They have a good variety that they switch out daily, and even at the end of the day they have different food! And they have dessert, meat, cheese, and other groceries. If I lived any closer I would still eat lunch here daily haha. At about $9 a pound for food I think it's a good price for the area. And everything is made from scratch and is tasty.

If you're longing for the flavors of the Baltic and Eastern Europe, this is the place to go. Extensive aisles of essentials, from herring to kasha to black bread and beyond, plus a gorgeous buffet, bakery items, cold cuts and fish. Worth the drive.