ridiculously delicious yellow split pea soup. my husband and I are going to have to return to the…read morefarmer's market for more!

Yum-dittle-ittl-yum-dittle-I…read more Because I was afraid of soup When it was in a can My wife gave me a shopping list And told me "you the man" That is when I learned a word That saved my aching toes  The biggest word you ever heard And this is how it goes Souper-Natural-Kitchen-expialidoci ous  Even though the flavors list Is something quite enormous  If you sample long enough You'll always find deliciousness Souper-Natural-Kitchen-expialidocious

Friendly and generous sample size. The owner also takes request for any flavor you like. My…read morefavorite is Rum Raisin.

I was just browsing the area and I haven't been here since pre-covid. They had lots of things to…read moresell and all kinds of foods, too! There were lots of breads that looked very fresh and delicious! The raw meat also looked really good and there were all kinds to choose from! I'm not familiar with Mexican/Hispanic foods and cuisines but I had a great time exploring, learning, and next time, I hope to try some of their baked breads!

Had the tacos and horchata at the food counter behind the Mexican grocery store! The horchata was…read morevery refreshing and tacos super fresh! I tried both Al pastor and asada tacos and Al pastor was the clear winner. I also got the tres leches cake to go and it was the best tres leches that I have found in this area.

I will guzzle the dried mulberries in the bulk trail mix. All. Day…read more The grocery section is small but contains brands I don't normally find in major chains. I came here looking for soft pitas but left with wheat lavash. And I'm not mad about it. The man at the counter was friendly and forgiving when I looked lost perusing the dried fruit section. I appreciate a small local grocery and I'll be back.

Cosy store with high quality assortment of spices, fresh bakery and Eastern sweets. The prices are…read morereasonable. Stuff is smiling and friendly. Was totally impressed by homemade Rose-pistachio ice cream that is unbelievable fantastic taste. Definitely will shopping again.

I saw the reviews looked so good so I decided to try. It was actually a store/market with a…read morefast-food vibe area. The prices looked reasonable. Environment: a market with a busy corner making and cooking food. Staff: friendly and cooked as quick or as much as they could (they were busy) and made fresh. Food: I got the lamb rack rice plate for $17. The salad was refreshing and the sauce was very good, not too salty. The rice was cooked nicely and delicious. I really liked the texture. The lamb rack was nice and not overly cooked! It had a nice seared flavor and one point down because one part was very burnt so I couldn't eat it unfortunately. However, it was flavorful and good! Also, the bread was out in the open and I just saw people just touching them all. It didn't look too sanitary so I didn't get any to try.

Lots of imported great stuff at the store and the service was great. Definitely a good place to go…read moreif you'd like to try some new foods. Also, their meat is local and fresh!

These tamales are as good as the ones we would get in east la when I was a kid. And, certainly…read morebetter than the crap they sell across the street at Super Mercado

This store has everything for your Mexican night. I find that it's about 30% less expensive than…read moreother specialty stores and it still has a ton of stuff. You can get the usual Mexican candy such as Duvalin or Tamarindo and all the possible fried chips for snacks, from Takis to Mexican lays. However, if you want to experience something more traditional, they also cater to your needs: From candy to sweet bread (I assume they make it here) to cheese and all sorts of meats. It seems they make these daily, as they usually don't have any by the end of the day. There are spices, grains, fruits and vegetables that you can't usually find at major grocery stores, in case you want to grab a recipe online and try Mexican cuisine. If you are in the market for a calling card, this place has some options, although to be honest there seems to be other places with more alternatives.

SoLe is an amazing addition to the Cornelius/Forest Grove area! They offers fresh Asian and…read moreFilipino grocery including a wide range of niche items you can't find elsewhere. On weekends they offers fresh hot Filipino Empanadas, super crunchy and delicious. You can't find this item anywhere else! I recommend following their Facebook to follow their updates on Empanadas' availability. To top it all off, the staff are super friendly and brings family vibes that'll elevate the shopping experiences and makes it quite inviting whenever you shop here. I recommend checking this store out if you're in need of Asian groceries and are living in the area.

Guys! Don't walk; RUN to this place!! They have just about everything from Filipino frozen food,…read morefresh veggies and fruits and even hot foods! But what makes them stand out from the other Asian stores is that they make homemade Ilocos Empanadas that we were never able to find in OR, which really tasted like the ones we enjoyed in Hawaii and Pi! Another plus is how welcoming and nice the owner and workers are! It's worth the drive to this cute lil' store that satisfies our Filipino/Asian food cravings! Highly recommend!

Great service they have all kind of products not just mexican products I've bought products from…read morehere that are from Columbia, Honduras, guatemala, Venezuela. They had a very good variety of everything. They also make handmade tortillas! My favorite Mexican store I've been to!!

Great Mexican market where you can order some crispy carnitas tacos or a burrito and then peruse…read morethe aisles for groceries while they prepare your food. As you enter the market, there is a small section of fresh bread, cookies and Mexican pastries like pan dulce. Even cakes and flan, which is delicious. The produce section is also on the small side, but everything is fresh. I always pick up limes, cilantro, tomatoes, peppers, scallions And grab a few mangos. I love street tacos and prefer to have someone else make the fillings when I'm in a hurry! At the meat and cheese counter, you can buy precooked carnitas that are both tender and crispy with lots of juice. If you would rather cook the meat, you can buy marinated chicken, pork or carne asada and then fry it up at home. While there, grab some of the fresh salsas, pic de gallo and hot sauces in varying degrees if heat. I like the orange red sauce! And of course they have Inca and Jarrito's sodas, juices, candy, chips & snacks and house made bags of Chicharrón. Located in a small strip mall, I happened upon this market by chance. Now that you know it's there, go and get yourself some legit Mexican food!