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.

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.

After seeing an Instagram reel on Lily Market, I bookmarked and visited back in March 2025 just to…read morecross of my bookmarks and see what unique Asian products I could find. I didn't get to purchase any of the hot foods from take out counter located in back of Lily Market. During this recent November trip, I finally got some hot foods to go. Finally got to try it and loved it, wish they open Mondays and Tuesdays, as we visited on a Saturday. I wanted to come back to grab some extra sausage to bring to back home, before our flight. Lily Market is grocery store with so many Asian offer a wide range of products from produce, perishables, snacks, plants, frozen foods. If I lived here I would be shopping here so often. I was so happy to see Mama brand in the Flat noodle pack. I saw a reel on noods and so I bought the last of the 8 bags on the shelf. The prices are good and no tax, is perfect for me to stock up on Asian goods but we were short on time, I grab what I needed quick. The staff/owner that helped me was very friendly! Let's talk about the hot foods, I got 3 item plate ( $11.95) it is also by weight, 2 side of sausage ( $2.50 per) sticky rice, and pandan desserts. We ate at the food at the park and truly enjoyed the delicious hot meals. Wow.,the sausage was full of flavor! Everything we had was so good! There's a table in shop if you want to enjoy your meal there. All in all, I love Asian grocery stores & what a bonus with the hot deli, talk about kill 2 birds w/one stone. Lily Market will be on must visit, when at Portland.

As always excellent assortment of freshly made Thai specialties! From hot entrees like stirfry/…read morecurry/ noodle to the more esoteric dishes like stuffed savory tapioca balls and crispy noodle ( mee krob) - even found a Thai version of Tiger balm! Friendly helpful service as well

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.

I'm becoming a regular customer here after seeing a TCM doctor. My TCM doctor prescribes me a…read morespecial tea I can only get from this place, and I am happy to discover this store. Located in the Cali Saigon Mall, it has bulk dried goods (all sorts of dates, ginger, beans, edible tree fungus, and dried herbs/flowers), which really reminds me of San Francisco/Bay Area. I really like the apothecary in the back. There is a library of medicinal herbs the staff knows how to prepare on a daily basis. It is SO cool! This is where they make my special tea and package it up for me to take home in bags. The staff speak mostly Chinese and even though I'm unable to understand some of the staff, there is always one or two ladies able to help me out. Everyone is friendly and willing to assist. A bag of medicinal herbs is about $10. The first time I was prescribed my medicinal tea, I left with 3 bags, which was about 1 full weeks worth. This time, my doctor gave me 2 weeks worth. It can get expensive depending on your treatment, but I think this is totally worth it. I've always believed: health is wealth. The tea works wonders for my health issues and I'd much rather take care of myself the natural way than some western medicine/pills.

Located inside Cali Saigon Mall (#1) and just outside of Shun Fat Supermarket, Sam Bao offers a…read morenice selection of Asian snacks, imported goods, specialty items, and lots of dried medicinal items popular in eastern medicine. This is one of those stores where browsing is essential. There are sure to be a lot of hidden gems in here, as I found a bag of prince brand dried mushrooms that are super expensive in most places. I managed to find it here for a super decent price. I appreciate that the aisles and store in general are well organized and most things are easy to find. It's almost never busy here. Whenever I've come, I'm usually the only person aside from store employees. It's normally calm, clean, and quiet. The man behind the counter is pretty friendly and speaks Cantonese mainly. I am sure he's used to switching to Mandarin as more Chinese folks move into the area. The last time I was here I paid for my items in cash, but I'm fairly certain they accept credit cards. For folks who don't have the luxury of time to peruse the aisles, I would highly recommend calling ahead of time. _____________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/emmert-cali-saigon-mall-portland

Great service and great deli food! Some of the to go food are not available in other places!read more

dropped in at random to pick up some fish sauce and the owner (i assumed) was very friendly and…read morehelpful and even chatted with me about the store, it's been there since the'90's!

The owner and employees here are so sweet and helpful. We were visiting from Texas and ate at the…read moreAlways Spring restaurant in their store. The store was well organized and very clean.

I love Korean Supermarkets, I had fun shopping and browsing around at…read more G-Mart, although I wish I could bring back tons of stuff from here ( perishables) I can't wait to shop at my local HMart for some products that I've seen here, hopefully they carry them. G-Mart is huge, colorful, and messy in a way due to tons of products, parking is limited and parking lot is kind of confusing. We parked on the street the first time and the 2nd visit when I went back again to grab more stuff, we parked along the side since we couldn't find any open stalls. I don't know where to begin looking, upon entering, I head straight to the ramen section, which is my favorite/weakness! I noticed lots of new ramen brand that I haven't tried before, To sum it up, G-Mart has a great selections of all the Korean products you'll need. There are also fresh meats, produce and great assortment of ban chan and kim cheeee!! I killed 2 birds over here, dined at the restaurant upstairs and shopped here. What really caught my eyes and was happy to see while shopping here, I finally get to try ice cups (.99) which I used for packaged ice coffee, it was pretty cool to pour the drink in the cup ( from watching Instagram vids on Korean convenience store) Also the viral ice cream, so happy I get to try it here! That was some creamy, sweet & fancy viral ice cream, I also got to try frozen Kimbap, never tried it but seen those viral vids too. Besides those goods I got, I also bought a box of OFood seafood ramen, Turtle chips, seaweed, candies and cake. The Mala Turtle chips was really good, I hope to see them here. So Happy -feeling just like a kid at a candy store.... hehe. I heard from local that this supermarket use to be Paldo, Hmart, now Gmart. Not sure if same owner as Hmart but I do notice the Hmart adds, I am confused! hehe. Overall, I had a fun shopping experience here, love Korean products, great place to shop for your Korean goodies and groceries!

I enjoy my visits. The market has a great selection of sweets at a good price…read more Although the restaurant has somewhat of a limited menu, the Beef Kofta was excellent and ample. And the low priced "potato quesadilla" makes for a good side. Meals are complemented by a generous slice of Afghan bread. Unfortunately, the Afghan Burger is a future pass. Service is friendly, but a little lacking for a restaurant. You need to get your own drinks in the market and nobody checks on you. The dining area is plain, but they have this very unique sitting area (a Takht?) that looks inviting. The owner is very nice. Parking is relatively easy, but it's next to a very sketch plasma donation center.

This place has really dope, authentic food. Owner of the shop is also super friendly. Wife and I go…read morehere often; it's important to go earlier in the day if you want the whole menu, because they run out. The Kabuli pilaf I usually get is generous --also served with bread and a mint yogurt sauce--and has a balanced and rich flavor. Love having this place near me! The interior is quite bare bones, but the service is good. You want fancy interiors, go to inner Portland! You want amazing food at a really fair price point, come here.