This is a really nice market. The kitchen supplies and house hold section is the best I've seen. They have everything including blankets and some small furniture. It's a bigger store and it's clean and well organized. read more

Bolsa Market - Roast pork - Grocery Near Me - Pinellas Park, Florida

Extremely poor customer service!!! They operate like they are in China or some where in Asia. I went in to exchange an item that was bought by mistake just a day before. The (Covid masked) owner would not take the item back. He lost a customer for life! No wonder this market is empty almost every time that I had visited. The locals told me about their bad service. I should've listened and shop at Dong A instead. Ong chu tiem lam an do. Dich vu khach hang cua tiem nay bi nhiue nguoi phan nan. read more

Y'all, I really want to like this place but I'm starting to wonder if they're selling products that really should be tossed in the trash. Few months ago, I bought some pork ham to make spring rolls at home. When I opened the package, the pork smelled like it had bathed in cheap perfume before being slaughtered. But the Asian in me cooked it anyways hoping I could boil the stink out of it. Nope, I was too naive. It tasted like how someone's grandma smelled. In the trash it went. Today, I bought two banh bao, started eating it and it went into the same trash the pork did months ago. The meat and Chinese sausage tasted like it had gone bad and they tried to hide it by using a ton of salt. It was terrible. I guess on the flip side, it didn't taste like grandma, just salty rotten pork read more

Bolsa Market - Banh phong - Grocery Near Me - Pinellas Park, Florida

I would come to this market again. most of thing are no price tag. when they ring on the register you cant see the price either.

The main thing that drew me to try this market was that there is Korean Hangul Shik-pum-jom written as one of the languages on the front, so they have Korean products. They mostly cater to Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino customers. I have never heard of this market before and was super impressed with the organization, freshness, and selection of the Southeast Asian foods offered at Bolsa Market. The name is very interesting, because it could easily be spelled in Hangul, has a Spanish or Tagalog meaning, and also an English meaning. Could also just be the owner's family name. At first I was super impressed by the produce section, and then more and more impressed as I walked through the store. The produce was perfectly sorted and inexpensive. I just kept saying, "This is awesome!" to the point, I think I was totally embarrassing myself. For example: -green onions are clean of debris and tops are cut blunt, neatly packaged and price clearly labeled. -rau muong (water spinach)- neatly sorted, no brown spots, cleanly packaged and clearly labeled. -same for cilantro, jalapeno, yu choi, and shanghai bok choy--- and all other herbs and produce. They even sell homemade banchan (Korean side dishes) in this area. While the selection of items is very impressive, the entire place is extremely clean, good smelling, and organized yet in-stock. Like whoa. Especially for a market that has a working meat counter, very clean. There are prepared foods by the entrance that are inexpensive and tasty. The prices are not too high either on their Korean and Japanese products. They sell frozen Yakisoba and ChapChae noodles that are stored correctly and over two bucks less than at other markets, same for the miso pastes, flavored jars of honey for hot drinks, and the laver/kim (seasoned nori). And, they have items that even some Korean and Japanese markets do not have. There is an area that sells Vietnamese DVD's on the left side of the store. Behind the counter, they even sell my favorite hair dye! I WANT to shop here more. read more

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I found this place when I went to get some Banh Mi next door. This grocery store is a great find. They have most of the Vietnamese stuff you need to cook. Meat selection looks good too. Produce section seems a little small but looks like there are all they stuff you'd need. read more

When I went there I was just looking in the freezer and the workers were staring at me and then I looked in the freezer and I saw opened ice cream everywhere in the freezer! (I recommend dong a 2 ) read more

the duck was boil and glaze with roasted sauce n feather all over the duck. dry and no sauce that come with it. even my dog won eat. 1st n last. read more

We got the crisp pork the other day and it was BAD. It wasn't pork belly. It was under cooked. The meat was so hard to chew. The popular crispy pork that used to have hours of waiting in line became a liability. We were very disappointed. Dishonest business. Wont see us shopping there anymore. read more

This market is different from other Vietnamese markets because it has roast duck and pork everyday of the week, not just on the weekend. Prices here are comparable to and even cheaper on some items than other Vietnamese markets. This market is relatively clean and the owners are pretty helpful if you ask for help. read more

I'm a fan of Asian grocery stores. I didn't realize that next door to Pho Kien Giang (one of my previous reviews) there was a great small grocery store by the name of Bolsa. We figured we'd stop in after eating dinner just out of curiosity. Bolsa was awesome. From their variety of produce located on the right side of the store, to their vast amounts of packaged ramen. It also seems like they have fresh pastries up front when offered, but since we went at night, they were already picked at. Bolsa offers a lot of foods and cooking equipment for such a small place. It seems they get their influence from primarily Vietnamese and Chinese/Japanese, but it also felt like there was some Korean influence as well by some of the products. I was pretty ecstatic that I found a few other flavors of Mr. Brown's canned coffee here that I've never seen before. Also, the staff here is incredibly friendly and will help you find what you need if you're having difficulty, or if it's your first time stopping by. Great little place for Asian groceries, feel free to stop by! read more

I just moved to the area and only been to MD oriental market before coming here. We found it by the Vietnamese restaurant next door. The building looks small from outside but once you open that door its actually very big!!! I love it!! I like it even more than MD oriental market! They have everything you need!! Love love love!! Will definitely be back! Prices even seem cheaper than MD. The name "bolsa market" didn't seem like it was a Asian grocery store at first. read more

Good Asian store large selection of hard to find Asian foods. The bbq pork and roast pork are very good but not always for sale.

This little market is in a strip mall - I was a little leery at first as the outside of the place looks sketch. They have a lot of prepared foods, lots of freezer items, and fresh vegetables. I live in Atlanta and was hoping that St. Pete had some oriental grocery staples. They did. They have a large selection of oriental dishes as well. MD Oriental Market is down the road - large grocery store, but Bolsa had most of the things in a smaller space. read more

Inside the Bolsa Market is very clean and organized unlike some other Asian grocery stores. They have a large variety of snacks and candies. Sometimes they even have Japanese candy kits! The owners are very kind. If you need help finding something don't be shy to ask! read more

You can find all your southeast asian ingredients and veggies here. May not be appealing outside but the inside has more to offer.

Be careful using your credit card at this store. They charged me twice for $54.96. Both payments have cleared out of my account. Called my bank and they said to talk to the store and see if they'll refund it back since it's easier that way. Went back to the store and they refused to refund the second charge. Said that there was something wrong with their card machine so there's nothing they can do. Now I have to go through the hassle of disputing the charges and waiting for a new card to come in the mail. read more