Delicatessen Kuchnie Świata in Warsaw and Konstancin-Jeziorna, as well as in many other locations in Poland, is part of a company that has been thriving for many years and is also an importer and distributor of foodstuffs from all latitudes for the HoReCa sector (hotels, restaurants, catering), retail chains and online sales. The company's mission is to satisfy all, even the most sophisticated expectations of all food lovers.

Points belonging to the network of own shops - Cuisines of the World - can be found in popular shopping malls. A vast array of products from all continents awaits you there, essential for preparing original dishes, including seafood, pasta or exotic spices. Asian, Mexican, European, American or Mediterranean cuisine, as well as vegan products - the choice is enormous. The shop shelves are also filled with ready-to-eat foreign sweets, snacks, sauces and drinks. Children and young people are keen to use the kits to make their own treats, e.g. buble tea, sushi or Japanese gels. It's creative fun and also a learning experience at the same time. A gift card is perfect as a present for Christmas or any other occasion. Foreigners visiting our country or living in Poland permanently can feel at home thanks to the products available in Kuchnie Świat shops which they know well from their homeland. This is why they also like to do their shopping in these delicatessens.

Candy POP is a chain of 30 successful shops in the Baltic countries - Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and, of course, Poland. Candy POP invites lovers of the world's diverse flavours for convenient shopping at its outlets in three shopping centres. A wide assortment of delicacies from all over the world, mainly from Asian countries and the USA, is constantly updated and the company not only keeps up with the latest trends, but anticipates them. Maybe that's why young people love it, and Candy POP videos are making waves on TikTok.

The stationary shops catch the eye from afar with their sweet design - it's colourful, positive and energetic. Don't let the name fool you. Candy POP is not only original confectionerysuch as various jelly beans, sweets, cakes, candyfloss and interesting chocolates, such as the delicious Dubai Choccolate, but also a whole host of other chocolates. salty snacksincluding crisps, crisps, pretzels, crackers, nuts, instant ramen, rice noodles, noodles, sauces, syrups and fizzy drinks. It's a veritable paradise for hungry eaters, who can also look forward to interesting promotions and fun and rewarding vending machines here. Small accessories such as figurines, key rings, mugs and much more are also available.   

Italian cuisine in Warsaw is extremely popular, which is evidenced not only by the excellent Italian restaurants springing up like mushrooms after the rain, but also by the numerous grocery shops with authentic specialities from sunny Italy. One of the city's leaders in this sector is the Piccola Italia & Mediterraneo chain, which has a number of locations on the capital's map. This is appreciated by the many Italians living in Warsaw, who thus have natural top quality products They are accustomed to in their homeland. In any case, Italian specialities are loved by the whole world, and Poles even love them.

"Little Italy and the Mediterranean", as this is the translation of the delicatessen's name, imports its extensive range of around 2,500 excellent food products directly from 160 leading producers, mainly from Italy, but also from Spain or Greece. Italian pastaspices, original Italian coffee and, of course, a variety of wines, but also lots of fresh specialities such as cheeses, yoghurts, sauces and cured meats - all this and much more awaits fans of Italian flavours in the shops. Piccola Italia & Mediterraneo. You don't have to travel to indulge in authentic products and create classic Italian dishes with them.

Little India has four outlets in Warsaw and one each in Gdańsk, Kraków and Wrocław. Here, you will not only find all kinds of Indian articles, but you can also purchase a variety of food products from around the world. Warsaw is a city whose inhabitants are constantly on the lookout for new culinary experiences, which is why exotic food shops do not complain about a lack of customers. Little India is definitely one of them. The flavours of India, Africa, the Philippines, Bangladesh and the Middle East meet here.

Imported directly from the best sources fresh fruit and vegetables is the brand's hallmark. Juicy mangoes, vitamin-packed guava, papaya, bitter melon, many varieties of beans and a whole host of other rarities await lovers of health on a plate here. Every ingredient and food item, from A to Z, is here, including cereals, breads, pastas, cheeses, meat and meats, desserts, coffee, tea, nuts, seeds, herbs or aromatic spices. In addition to the stationary shops, Little India also successfully operates webshopwhere you can conveniently buy not only fresh fruit and vegetables with home delivery and all kinds of culinary products, but also natural cosmetics, incense, candles, kitchen accessories and other useful products for the home.

The name of the shop reveals its character and specialisation, which is, of course, French cuisine. La Petite France is a small but extremely authentic piece of France in the Polish capital. The owners do not compromise when it comes to the quality of the goods on offer. La Petite France is a direct importer of the best products straight from France. In addition to retail sales, it also supplies restaurants with delicacies imported straight from l'Hexagone - as the French call their homeland. It should be noted that customers praise the unique atmosphere of the place and the friendly and helpful service. Here, guests feel truly pampered, which is why they like coming back.  

La Petite France is, above all, a rich selection of french cheeses. Here you will get Roquefort with a blue noble mould or Chevre made from goat's milk and much more. The French believe that every meal should be finished with a piece of cheese. Fans of cheese delicacies are sure to take up this tradition. Exquisite charcuterie, preserves, jams, pastes and of course excellent french wine - are delicacies that are worth stocking up on here. There is also no shortage of freshly baked goods, including, of course, the classic croissant, which tastes best accompanied by an equally delicious coffee brewed on site. La Petite France welcomes supporters of French cuisine to its two grocery shops in Warsaw.

Poland has become home to many Ukrainians who have brought from their homeland a rich culture and traditions, including culinary ones. Best Market is a dynamically growing chain of delicatessens where you can find not only a wide range of Ukrainian delicacies, but also food products from all over the world. There are currently three shops with the Best Market logo in Warsaw. Residents of other cities, including Gdansk, Szczecin, Koszalin, Katowice, Wroclaw and Lodz, also have the opportunity to shop in stationary Best Market delicatessens. It is worth mentioning that the brand is also focusing on online sales.

Ukrainian food products are all about simple composition and variety of flavours. Among the exceptionally wide range specialities from the East particularly noteworthy are meat productssuch as buttery bacon, Ukrainian sausage or smoked pork ears, which make a perfect duet with beer. There is no shortage of original drinks here either. Customers rave about the wide selection of fish (including dried) and seafood and their preserves. You can even order live crayfish. A ukrainian sweetsThe sweet treats, such as sunflower challah or zephyr, a fluffy and delicate sweet mousse, are popular with connoisseurs of confectionery. Best Market - Ukrainian Grocery Store offers a wide variety of high quality goods, which is why representatives of different nationalities like to shop here.