Food Bazaar in Brentwood

Food Bazaar Supermarket on Wicks Road in Brentwood replaces a Pathmark that was previously on the property.

Grocery shoppers shop for produce at the soft opening of the first Long Island location of the supermarket chain Food Bazaar in Brentwood on June 16, 2016.

The chayote, a plant native to South America and a major player in many Latin American cuisines, can be found at the produce section at Food Bazaar in Brentwood.

Jaydhen Arenas of Brentwood picks up chocolate and panela (unrefined cane sugar) from Colombia at Food Bazaar in Brentwood.

Iveth Escobar of Brentwood shops for callaloo, a Caribbean stew, at Food Bazaar in Brentwood.

Korean pears — bigger than European varieties — can be found in the produce section at Food Bazaar in Brentwood.

Korean kimchi is sold in containers that range from small to large to gigantic at Food Bazaar in Brentwood

Nopales, the pads of the prickly pear cactus, are sold in the produce section at Food Bazaar in Brentwood.

Almost an entire aisle is devoted to instant ramen noodles at Food Bazaar in Brentwood.

A basket of exotic fruits and vegetables, including chayote, dragon fruit, Chinese yam, malanga coco, aloe vera and Korean pear, selected from the produce section at Food Bazaar in Brentwood.

Food Bazaar has in stock the baroque-looking dragon fruit, which is popular not only in its native Mexico, but all over Latin America, Southeast Asia and Israel.