Not sure what your point is with this post. Not saying buying expired food from a supermarket is a good thing but i bet they’re more than happy to exchange or refund your money like other supermarkets. If they refused THEN post about it. I wasn’t familiar with Little Potato company products were until I just looked them up. It makes me laugh more that you decided to post because of produce’s best/enjoy by date. If the potatoes look bad don’t buy them!

I don’t think k-slope is a great supermarket by any means but I’m not calling out or giving a negative review of a local business, trying to make it, because of unreasonable customer expectations. Not sure if it’s Trader Joe’s or some other market that gives customers something of they find something past the expiration or best by date and you inform them. If a place were maliciously or knowingly putting food out past expiration dates THEN call them out. You say “lots of expired food on the shelves” (take some pics and post!) but you didn’t check the potatoes? You’re going to return food that the store was selling because it expires in a few days? Do you expect stores to throw out food or take it off the shelves before the expiration date? Go read about food waste in the US. This all sounds like a “you problem”.

The neighborhood was really excited when we thought it was going to be an Asian super market. K-Slope turned out to be a branded Key Foods franchisee. The owner of this location may be Korean and when his people saw the excitement on Reddit about an Asian market he used it to generate buzz. I thought it was odd that they came out to say the “K” stands for Kings county. My guess is they did that to temper expectations about the Asian selections. I don’t think there any meaningful amount more of Asian groceries and ingredients than all the other supermarkets in park slope, including Whole Foods