Big store with so many fun snack and drink options to try! My favorite is their To-Go Banh Mi near…read morethe front. 5$ gets you a banh mi the size of your forearm and a drink of your choice! I've tried their beef and their grilled chicken sandwiches, both were super good although i liked the beef a little more. Along with the sandwiches I've tried a vietnamese coffee (out of this world delicious) and a coconut juice with jellies (has a citrusy flavor as well)! Must try: beef banh mi and viet coffee!

A "complete" Asian food shopping experience. Fresh, packaged, a deli, and a couple of retail…read morestorefronts, all in a repurposed Walmart location. Aside from the fact that there's so much offered here that I can never remember where stuff is, and my cultural confusion of not being aware of what the signs are pointing to - sometimes I don't really know what I'm looking for - for the most part, I've found what I'm looking for when i come in. One HUGE (to me) bonus - the fresh rolls in the deli are huge and come with a free drink. Do NOT pass this deal up!

99 Ranch is probably the best thing to happen in NE (grocery-wise) in a long time, particularly…read moreafter losing both Fred Meyer and Grocery Outlet. This place shines particularly in the produce, meat and seafood departments, but it also well-stocked in just about every Asian staple you can think of, and likely many that you can't. My wife and I have already decided that this store is going to be our new primary store for any of those three categories I mentioned at the start, and we're pretty happy about that, especially after thoroughly enjoying the thinly-sliced American Wagyu beef we purchased last night...and put to good use that same night!

I'm giving five stars because I hope to return and shop some more. The store has the most…read morebeautifully merchandised produce section (and all the aisles too) that I have ever seen! I came in looking for plain Matcha powder, which unfortunately I did not find- haven't been able to find this in any grocery stores lately, only the kind with milk and sugar. I guess times have changed since the last time I stocked up on Matcha. ***There is also a Sanrio store inside 99 Ranch which my inner child is just begging to look at. Next time...

Came again for veggies. They're quite consistent with the veggies and affordable. They had a…read moresection of new year products too. We always drop by here when we go to 82nd. If you buy over a certain amount (forgot if it's $30 or $40) you can get a free bottle of soy sauce :D

Tin Seng Trading Company isn't fancy or very hygienic, but it is a small local store to buy…read morenon-local, Asianesque food and staples. It's basically a Portland version of a small Chinese grocery and herbal store that will likely be quite comfortable for Chinese language speakers used to this type of service, selection, and style. My wife is from China. Her parents are from China. We often come to Tin Seng to pick up a few things on the way to my in-laws house. The selection isn't huge, but the store usually has whatever we are looking to buy. There is always free parking available on the side street which makes Tin Seng an easy choice for quickly grabbing a couple Asian staples. The market is neither awesome or terrible. It's a-ok ... and a-ok is 3 stars.

Since Ronzoni discontinued pastina (Italians penicillin,) I've been trying to find Estrella (stars)…read morepasta at Mexican grocery stores. It's the same tiny star shape so basically the same thing. Clearly I am not the only one seeking this substitution as most Mexican grocery stores I have visited are out of Estrella, including El Campesino. But since I was there, and I love cooking Mexican food, I had to check out the little market. They have a section with panty items, snacks, produce, veggies and candy. Plus a deli where you can buy meat, cheese and hot items like whole roasted chickens, carnitas by the pound and a variety of salsas. I'm so glad I decided to stop in, I discovered a little gem! Picked up tiny alphabet pasta until they get the stars and a few bags of dry peppers, some spices, and some of the orange/red homemade salsa, the hot one. Soooo good! I'lll definitely come back for the carnitas by the pound so I can make my own tacos at home, easier! and that roasted chicken looked so good! Since I got there late, there weren't that many pan dulce left but typically they make a dozen plus varieties a day. Service was friendly. $5 min for credit card purchases. They have their own parking lot.

This little market is packed to the rafters with Mexican delights. I always buy the bake shop…read morestuff. It's always fresh. I have bought their Carnitas. They're pretty good. The cicerones are excellent. The music in that atmosphere in there I've never been to Mexico, but I would think this is what it would be like!

I was in the area and my son recommended SF. I'm an asian food junkie, and enjoy being able to get…read moregoods and ingredients I cannot get living out in Astoria. I thought the produce section was very well stocked and great prices. What I did not like was that practically EVERYTHING in the produce section is prepacked/wrapped. So you're not able to get smaller amounts, or select items, and for me shopping for two thats very important. I dont need 8 huge pieces of ginger, I just need one. The store sports a HUGE frozen meat & seafood selection, lots of exotic seafood, as well as large fresh fish counter. Next time I'll bring a cooler. I thought the frozen foods (apart from the meat) was scattered and unorganized. Like the freezers were in far different parts of the store. I couldnt find my favorite seaweed rolls. Or any seaweed rolls. Or hum bao. The kitchenware section is great, decent prices, and I spotted hard-to-find clay pots (or sand pots) at an excellent price, I'd been looking for YEARS to find them around here. Employees were friendly. Store pretty clean. Would recommend.

Decent selection in the market. From fresh produce to swimming seafood options, as well as all…read morekinds of dry goods and household items. Sizable parking lot to find easy parking.

I came here looking for jaffa cakes to send in my friend's care package. I found more than what I…read morewas looking for! It was rather easy to locate, the store is small, but it does pack a punch. There's a lot of fun items here, you just might have to explore the aisles. I was surprised by the variety that they offer. They did have huge deli fridges and a large fridge filled with baked goods that I wouldn't mind coming back to check out. The people working were busy stocking so it took them awhile to help me check out, but they were very kind. The unfortunate thing was that one of the jaffa cakes I had purchased was already expired. I didn't realize until I got home.

I love this lil hidden gem of a market…read more The ladies in here are always so sweet and kind and I have to admit that even though they don't have the deli of cooked foods like Roman's but I believe their prices are so much better. In this economy I am ALWAYS out looking for bargains to share. The pelmeni are only $4.99 a lb and their wonderful selection of deli meats are probably some of the best around. Mortadella (Doctorsky) bologna or their smoked smoked sausages. We always get the (Moskovsky) one as well. Most Russian delis don't have huge selections of fresh produce but you can count on them having the staples for a Russian/Ukrainian household. I got staples like dill, potatoes, cabbage, beets, buckwheat, teas, manaya kasha, deli meats/cheeses, chocolates, sour cream, farmers cheese, freshly baked bread and kvass here. I get to practice my Russian when I come, and that's when I realize how out of practice I am, that my tongue is no longer cooperative with words that I used to be able to pronounce just fine. But they do speak English and are happy to assist you.

This 5/5 review solely for the Pâté Gan (liver spread) from the refrigerated deli near the front…read more Oh My Goodness ... I finally found something to Yelp about here! I've been a longtime, low-key regular at Hồng Phát for all things Vietnamese and random grocery needs, but this time I found my reason to shout about it. After what felt like a lifetime of hovering and debating, I finally went for it and picked up their Pâté Gan (liver spread) from the refrigerated deli case near the front. Let me tell you: SPREADABLE GOLD! 8oz hand-filled container for $5.95 and worth every single bite. Listed ingredients? Pork Liver, Pork Fat, Pork. (We all know there's more in there, but I'm not here to investigate, just to celebrate.) As a pâté-obsessed Bánh Mì DIY, this blew me away. -Texture: Silky and spreadable perfection. -Taste: Deep, rich, and satisfying without being overly gamey. - Smell: Divine, for those who love a good pâté, you know what I mean. This is officially my new go-to pâté source, alongside my other favorites scattered along 82nd Ave. TIP: Since it's hand-packed from a larger batch, look for condensation inside the container. It can give you a clue about how fresh it is and how long you've got before the quality dips. Don't just rely on the "Sell By" label. Honestly, I still can't believe I slept on this for so long with my skepticism. If you're even mildly into pâté or making your own Bánh Mì at home: run, don't walk.

I like this Asian grocery! I believe they claim it is the largest and most popular Asian grocery…read morestore in Portland. They bring in tropical fruits from Hawaii and overall have a huge produce section with herbs and vegetables. I haven't purchased any of their meat or fish. But I do like their snack selection, condiments/sauces, as well as their grab and go prepared foods.