European store Oklahoma (Rus,Ukr,Tur, Pol,Ger...) — Local services in Oklahoma City

I love this place. The owner is a wonderful woman who was happy to share info about the food and make suggestions. Many items where is Russian (I think) so we had to ask.

I am a dumpling fan so got the meat dumplings. They look great but still have to try them.

We got a dark rye bread which is absolutely amazing. I miss the wonderful breads from NY. This is a rival to those.

My husband and daughter are candy buffs so will be busy sampling all of their treats.

We sampled some cookies. I am a fan of the soft, dark, bread-like cookies that come from Russia and northern Europe. The cookies she had were spot on.

I've thought about cooking borscht but haven't because I wasn't sure what it is supposed to taste like. The owner recommended some and explained how to prepare it. I am looking forward to trying it and discovering a new soup.

English is not the owner's native language so be patient with her. She is a generous soul and will find the words she is looking for.

Definitely give this...

I moved to Oklahoma city three years ago, the first weekend in OKC I looked up European shops, I found this place. Absolutely love it, it has all the food of Ukraine and more. Irina is great to talk with, I try to go once a week to get essentials and also to have tea. Not many places do you find that in Oklahoma, as in Eastern European food, environment and family. I have met so many great people from my country as well as Russia, Poland and much more! I highly recommend anyone American or Non-American to visit. Also there's concerts during the holidays which are free to attend, but donations are appreciated. дякую Ірина/спасибо Ирина! Это Віктор(Виктор), случайный...

For those leaving one or two stars instead of five, I encourage you to give it some time. We're in Edmond, Oklahoma, which is still growing in both population and Slavic communities. It's too early to judge, and we should be thankful for the effort put into bringing in European products from New York. I drive from Sacramento to Arkansas, and when I stop by this store, I’m grateful to find European essentials like kielbasa, something Arkansas doesn’t have. It's a blessing compared to fast food, and it's something we should all appreciate here in Edmond. Give it time, and you'll likely...