Been living on the West side and missing the Vietnamese stores from the East side so much. My friend and I were driving around trying to find Balut desperately and stumbled upon this store. WOWWW are we glad. Not only did they have balut they had an array of groceries I would need for nearly any Vietnamese dish I want. A one stop shop! They had meat, veggies (pre shedded papaya), snacks, and all the things. Will be back often! read more

Can Tho Market - International Grocery Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

All the food is pretty fresh. It's a nice little Vietnamese market for Asian people. Price is not too bad compared to other places. They don't have everything but enough. It's just a pa and ma place. They were very helpful and nice. read more

Nice small market with a great selection! Lots of fresh veggies and had everything I needed to make my coconut curry. This market is way closer than a lot of other asian markets which is very convenient. Staff is also very friendly! read more

Really great selection. Store isn't huge but they have a good variety and very affordable prices.

Can Tho has been around for a LONG time and I think just based off of their many years providing a much needed Asian grocer in this local community that they well deserve five stars (and more)! I still have memories of coming to this super tiny store as a kid - almost running into other customers as we squeezed around each other to get groceries. They have wide assortment of snacks, veggies, meat etc. Somehow they really managed to pack a ton of items into very limited square footage. Even returning as an adult, it feels like a walk along memory lane just squeezing between aisles like I used to as a child. They maintain a pretty solid assortment of fresh and packaged items, and they sometimes also have refrigerated Vietnamese desserts for sale. Although there are now some larger Asian grocery stores in the area, Can Tho has been around for a very long time, and I'm glad to see that they are still doing well! read more

They have all the Vietnamese groceries items here, I went to get some thing to make chicken goi and it had all of the things I needed at a good price too read more

It's cold and rainy outside and my son was begging to have Pho noodle soup. I didn't feel like dining out and have been contemplating making Pho at home. I've watched tons of recipe videos and realized that, hey, I'm gonna give it a try. Did a Yelp search and found that this Vietnamese market was close by and headed over. I found everything I needed and they had spice kits for Pho broth which is nice. I also ended up getting additional kitchen items like the single coffee brewer to make Vietnamese coffee and noodle soup spoons. It was a small but well stocked market that carries many different hard to find Asian products, not only Vietnamese but also Thai and Filipino. Glad I can come here for ingredients I need to make Pho. It wasn't authentic like the restaurants, but it was good enough to make our tummies happy! read more

The woman who own this market is so kind and helpful. The selection here is also wonderful! It's a hidden gem!

Galanga, kaffir leaves and chili oil...oh my! I know I know, but I get happily excited and overwhelmed when I go to this fab little store. :D I absolutely love having a Asian market close to home! What is really great is that they have fresh produce as well as frozen individual sized of said vegetable, root or herb for your delicious dinner of choice you know you have planned tonight. Mmm! THE only reason for four not five stars is they don't carry our beloved pure matcha green tea powder. Shoot. :( so that's ignites a trekking ordeal across town to another large Asian store that has it. (And I spend WAY too much money when there, therefore I try not to go often). I danced my way through tunnels of aisles full of an array of different hot oils, chili powders, hoisins, fish sauces, fresh and frozen meats/seafood, tofus, and hard to find Asian candies. Green tea kit kat...?? Of course! These store is attached to a Pho joint, which I have never been to before, weird, I wonder if it's the same owners as the store? I should ask, they are very polite and know their stuff. So probably know their pho too. Same signage outside, so guessing they are connected somehow. Anyways, very convenient and have everything you can ask for!!! (Minus green tea) :) read more

Can Tho Market - Small bags of fresh Thai chiles and bunch of kaffir leaves for 1.00!! - International Grocery Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

Doesn't carry as much as other major Asian markets. BUT, it's a 5 star for me bc it carries all the Vietnamese ingredients I typically use + more (desserts, condiments, snacks). If you're in Tanasbourne area, it's nice especially bc you don't have to trek 20 minutes to the other markets in Beaverton. Market is clean, herbs and veggies are fresh, owner is friendly. Will be coming back! read more

One of the best Vietnamese market in the area. By saying best, I meant truthfulness, honesty and quality. Usually if I need anything, I would call ahead to check with the owner if the products available so I can decide to come or not. The owners are very nice and honest. They would never let me pay for a bad quality product without discounts. However, their products are fresh and with reasonable prices. Compared to many asian markets in the area, I would rather go to Can tho . read more

This place is beautiful. Almost completely invisible from 185th, this little market is almost completely hidden by the strip mall at Walker. in fact i just saw the name ofth place out of the corner of my eye as my boyfriend was driving across the Walker intersection of 185th, and it was so nondescript looking from the outside it could have been anything! This is such a hidden gem and i am so glad i glanced it! They have a whole wall of refrigerators filled with awesome Asian produce...fresh green veggies of all kinds, gingers, spices...we picked up some Chinese long beans while we were there. They had fresh mango, papaya, and DUCK EGGS sold by the PIECE! I mean, how awesome is that! Also they had a whole aisle almost full of different hot sauces and seasoning sauces. Yum! The lady working the counter was very nice, and overall their prices were really reasonable! If you live in the area and haven't noticed this place yet it is really worth a visit! read more

The good thing is the service. I usually go in with a list from my husband since he is the cook. The store is conveniently located for me to pick up things up on my way home from work. All I have to do is give the lady my list and she will gather everything for me. If you don't see something you are looking for just ask. So far they have had everything needed for Asian cooking. This is a small store but packed with all kinds of Asian grocery items. Fresh vegetables, frozen times etc at great prices. read more

This place is far more Asian convenience store than Fubonn- class mega mart. I suppose it suits the needs of those stuck deep in the SW when Umanjiwa is too far a drive, or traffic is too bad and time too short. One entire aisle here (out of 3) is devoted to noodles, mostly of the rice/ramen variety. The middle aisle is mainly canned goods, including their delightful take on SPAM, where I finally learned how to properly say it in Spanish ("Carne Preparada"---- not as much fun as I'd hoped it would be... in fact, the term seems a little bit.... canned..... *ducking rotten fruit being hurled my way*). One wonders if "Can Tho" in fact means, roughly translated, "Canned rendered meat product." I also noted bulk tubs of dried, shredded meat with the promising label of "Pork Fu". While traveling in Australia, I came across a similar shredded, dried pork product that they there called "Pork Floss", and I was so impressed I sent several packages to friends back home. Pork Floss, meet Pork Fu, baby. You may very well imagine the puzzled emails/phone calls received, on behalf of said care packages.... All in all, when the Zomb-poc-alyspe descends, there would be worse places to find oneself barricaded for a few months. I'm betting the Pork Floss, er, Fu, will out-survive the last of them undead creeps.... read more

I like this market for when i need just mints and veggies. They dont have much of a variety of meats, but they have most of the basics. I really enjoy the owners also. They are very nice. read more

So this tiny little market isn't as big as pacific but it is alot closer to me and does it's job. The vegetables are all in the fridge so i'd assume it's not as fresh as it can be. but what i do like is you can get access to other vietnamese stuff without having to drive all the way to NE. the savings in gas and time justifies the slightly higher price. if you're in the area this is worth a look for vietnamese grocery. read more

Small cramped store with over-priced Asian groceries. Expect to pay 20-35% higher prices than other area Asian grocery stores. Meh, I was in the area so I stopped in and bought 2 small bags of groceries for $40. read more

Local little asian market tucked away around the corner and behind the Pet Smart, Java Mama, SuperCuts, old Craftwarehouse (or whatever). I love the small stores like this with everything you'd expect including cooking supplies like strainers, chopsticks. read more

Can Tho Market - car parked in front of store - International Grocery Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

This is a small, clean Vietnamese market tucked into a very assuming little row of buildings. It's behind the strip mall off 185th (the one with the Dollar Store and Pet Smart) and conveniently right next to Saigon Grill. We wandered in after our meal and walked away with a huge pack of fresh Chinese broccoli and some rice noodles. The other produce looked good; it isn't cheap, but there are a lot of items you can't find anywhere else nearby (i.e., Vietnamese eggplant and Chinese long beans). Like another reviewer said, to find similar items out in the burbs you'd have to drive a long way to either Uwajimaya or Ranch Mart, so this is a very welcome little market. There are lots of frozen items (frog legs and whole fish) and a whole aisle of noodle bowls/instant Ramen that are worth checking out. Also, the fresh bakery items like banh mi buns and a few different kinds of pastries looked good. We were still full from lunch next door, though, so maybe next trip! Astrologically: Honestly, there are a lot of things in here that I couldn't identify, so if you're shy at all about asking questions (Cancer and Pisces), this might not be your favorite place. Adventurous, extroverted types like Aries, Leo and Sagittarius, though, will love it. Scorpio, too...you accept the challenge of figuring out just what exactly is in that mysterious package with the writing you can't read on it... read more

Since moving a few months ago, I found myself driving up and down Walker to get home from 185th. However, despite all that, I only just noticed Can Tho Market about a week ago. We made a point of going in on Monday (2/4/2013) and were delighted to find an abundance of all our favorite brands and ingredients (normally found at Uwajimaya or Fubon). Tucked away, and certainly packed floor to ceiling, this place is worth checking out. I will certainly be stopping in more frequently on my way home! read more

Small market and price is high...only go when I'm desperate and missing an ingredient to cook.

I normally only review restaurants, but I had to put in my two cents on this place. This is the best Asian market in town, and is actually better than most of the ones in Portland. As a chef, this place is for me a treasure trove of hard-to-find ingredients. They have everything...even housewares. Any Asian ingredient you can think of can be found at this place. The market is clean and well stocked, the produce is gorgeous, and the seafood counter has specialty items. (*)Produce--tons of fresh produce at low the price you'd find in the local supermarkets. (*)Packaged noodle soups--this is NOT just ramen. Honestly, there are well over 100 different varieties of packaged noodles with powdered soup mix. A college student could eat one of these every day in the semester and never have the same one twice! If you are in the Beaverton area, check out this place...you will not be disappointed. (by TienSuChaBacHo) read more

This is a great little Asian market when I need to go and grab something quickly. The store owners are very nice. I come here often!

tiny little shop, but an array of asian goodies. although this shop is nothing stellar like that of other gigantic international grocery stores this shop should have most of your asian cooking basics: Frozen finds:] Durian, pandan leaf, fish balls, and coconut meat Pantry:] Thai ice tea leaves, jelly sticks, dehydrated shrimp, glutenous rice produce:] jack fruit, lychee, betal leafs, kaffir leaves, and bananas To locate:] it's tucked in between two shops in a little plaza, first is restaurant Coffee First Saigon Grill and a travel agency on the other side. read more

Tiny mom and pop grocery store. I was visiting from out of town and wanted to make dinner for my friends. This was the closest asian grocery store to her house. They are WAY overpriced. I got a small pint size ziplock bag of herbs for $1.25...less than half the amount of herbs for the same price as other grocery stores. Expect to pay 25 to 40% higher than other stores. Not coming back. read more

Nice local grocery store for Asian ingredients.. price is fair with reasonable selections.