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Aya Market: A Journey Through Time and Flavors Step into Aya Market, and you'll be transported back to a different era. I remember this place years ago when they used to have a butcher on premises, providing customers with the enticing aroma of freshly cut meat. However, as time passed, the butcher vanished, leaving behind a void that has yet to be filled. In addition to the absence of their esteemed butcher, Aya Market also underwent a significant shift in their cheese selection. Once a haven for cheese enthusiasts, offering an array of options from renowned Israeli manufacturers, the market struck a deal with T'nuva dairy manufacturers. This deal brought about better prices for the market, but unfortunately, it did not translate into better options for the customers. Instead, the diverse range of cheeses was replaced with only one or two standard cheeses from T'nuva, as we mentioned above. Undeniably, Aya Market still holds some allure with its competitive prices. Bargain hunters will find solace in the affordable options it provides. However, this emphasis on affordability has come at the expense of the market's unique appeal. The once-eclectic assortment has been replaced by a collection of standard supermarket fare. It is true that Aya Market incorporates a selection of Arab and Turkish products, offering a refreshing departure from the offerings found in traditional Jewish shops. But let's be honest—these items can be sourced from any Arab store or supermarket, diluting the market's distinctiveness. For those seeking an extra dash of variety and an abundance of Turkish products, a short drive around the corner will lead you to Al-Afia Minimarket. Though modest in size, this hidden gem showcases an impressive range of products. Its tightly packed aisles may be crowded, both with products and patrons, but the sense of discovery and the allure of lower prices make it an adventure worth undertaking. Alternatively, if you're willing to venture further afield, a journey across town to King Store, opposite Route 5 at Lev Haaretz, promises a veritable wonderland of options. This colossal supermarket stands as a testament to abundance, where Israeli products harmoniously coexist with an abundance of Turkish offerings and so much more. Whatever your heart desires, King Store will undoubtedly satisfy your cravings. Moreover, what sets these three establishments apart is their unwavering commitment to customer convenience. Aya Market, Al-Afia Minimarket, and King Store all boast the exceptional advantage of being open seven days a week, even during Jewish holidays. This invaluable feature comes as a blessing to those who have experienced the frustration of missing essential items during holidays or weekends. Whether you find yourself in need of last-minute provisions or simply prefer to shop on weekends, these three supermarkets provide a reliable solution that ensures you never have to compromise on your shopping needs. In a world where convenience reigns supreme, this accessibility is a crucial factor that elevates these establishments above the rest. In the grand tapestry of culinary destinations, Aya Market has undeniably lost some of its luster. While it may still hold appeal for those seeking affordability and a sprinkling of alternative products, the absence of its former charm and the limited range of its offerings are difficult to overlook. For a truly remarkable shopping experience that transcends expectations, one must explore the diverse options that lie just around the corner or embark on a voyage to the colossal emporium that is King Store. If you have found this information helpful or useful, please click the “LIKE” button, in order to help others! My Ratings: Price $ Food: 5*, Service: 3.5*, Cleanliness: 4*, Comfort: 4*, Bathroom: I didn't try. ## Will I visit this place again? Yes!

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