Matvärlden is a supermarket at Tenstagången 7 in Spånga. Visit Stockholm describes it as a place to find foods that can be hard to get in Swedish supermarkets and grocery stores. Its examples include Polish pickles, Thai basil, Armenian harissa, Ethiopian injera and Argentinian dulce de leche.

Matvärlden says its stores bring together food from Sweden and around the world. The company describes itself as northern Europe’s largest grocery chain focused on food from around the world, and says it offers a large foreign-food assortment in Sweden. At its stores, the company says, shoppers can find bread baked in store from scratch, fish counters and meat cut in store. It also lists multilingual staff and a café among its facilities. The website identifies a restaurant only at the Kungens Kurva branch.

At Tensta, you can browse for particular ingredients or shop for everyday groceries. Matvärlden says its idea is to offer quality groceries at low prices, but the available information gives no item prices. It does not give a visit duration or opening hours for the Tensta branch.