This store has so many things I didn't know I needed. I enjoy the slightly cramped coziness of the…read morestore. Excellent fish, meat and produce.

This market is farther than Evergreen Asian Market from where I live, but I prefer to stop here…read morefirst for what I need. There is an amazing selection of meat, fish, and vegetables here. Every time I visit, I pick up a fruit or vegetable that I haven't tried before. Today it was a small Korean melon with bright yellow skin. The guys who work the fish counter are personable and knowledgeable. The man who helped us made a good suggestion for the type of fish to use in a soup, and didn't grumble when, near closing, he had to start up the equipment to cut it for us. The parking lot can be busy but I just choose to park farther away from the door. Also, try to go during an off hour--the veggie section (and the store in general) can get crowded. I suggest stopping by the deli section at the front of the store to see what treats are available. Last time I tried a tasty steamed cake wrapped in banana leaf. Another tip is to jump on specials as soon as you see them. I'm still kicking myself for not picking up an entire pack of oxtails for 1.99 a pound. I went back a few days later and they were gone. I still bought oxtails, for up to $2.00 less a pound than other stores. Lastly, double check the expiration dates on prepackaged foods. Every once and a while you'll find one that is past it's prime.

I was really surprised by the size of the store. From the outside, it looks much smaller than it…read moreis. There is a medium size parking lot. There is a large amount of products from all over the world for sale. They have all sorts of interesting things you can't find in a typical grocery store. They also have a lot of different produce available. Check out was quick and efficient. There was a short line that went really fast.

I've been coming here for a long time over 10 years actually and I've never had a problem with…read moreanything. I bought a mamey on 2/1 and it was hard so I was letting it ripen and I waited two days it wasn't ripening and the first cut into it was black. And hard as a rock. I took it back 2/3 and this manager was rude to the cashier she barely asked her about it before she turned her away this was. 5.99 a pound I spent 16 dollars. On one thing and after everything was said and done she wants to offer me 50% off and I said no thanks because why do you have to be rude and shut me down when I spent a lot of one fruit. I used my ebt for this. Clearly I need assistance with food. And for her to flat out tell me no instead if I can give you 50%off from the jump rubbed me so wrong. Customer service is trash. The cashier was great. It was the manager who was dismissive and rude...

The best authentic chicken tacos I've had north of Los Angeles!…read moreThis hole in the wall taco joint inside a market is a gem. The store looks a bit run down, and could probably use new furniture, but the food here is excellent. The kitchen is in full view so you can see that the food is prepared well. All the dishes i tried here so far are good, but chicken taco is my favorite; the beef is a bit bland. The price is very reasonable, and the ladies that work there are friendly. If you enjoy Americanized Mexican food, stick with Taco Bell or Azteca or something. but if you enjoy authentic Mexican food, you got to try this place.

Oh is this place ever good. I can't believe it took me 7 years of living nearby to finally check it…read moreout. I am hooked on their burritos. I get a beans rice and cheese and the hubby gets a chicken. They are like real SoCal taco truck crackalicious! Nothing better that a burrito with a Mexican coke on a hot summer day. They also have a grocery section, well most of the store. They have all the basics plus some good veggies ( nice deal on avocadoes). All around great place. FYI: the signs up say they will soon be moving to across the street on Everett Mall Way in the old Blockbusters location.

Best Kimchee ever! We only go to this store after occasional…read moreDining at King Noodle next door while going to and from the Mukilteo ferry. This is a smaller neighborhood Asian grocery that really does a pretty good job with providing the necessary ingredients you won't find at Safeway. Yes the bigger proliferating giant Asian markets might be worth the drive for larger needs. I shop at them regularly. But this place has specialized produce, meats, seafood, and packaged goods to solve your list needs. I noticed that they have large pork belly portions for when you want to do a Lechon roast. I'm getting one of those soon for me rotisserie. I'm looking forward to ordering a Bahn mi or at least taking home some of their fresh baguette soon. Last night I was too full of noodles to care. BUT the fresh made kimchee is amongst the best I've had including local restaurants and H Mart!!! It's exceptionally heavy in garlic and seasoning without being too spicy. Koreans may not care for this but it's my version of Asian crack! Can't quit eating it day and night when I have done and I notice there is none left over later to make soup with! At $4.99 for a standard tub it's affordable and really tasty. Even as a cooking ingredient.

We found that most items were relatively more expensive than at other supermarkets like Ranch 99 or…read moreT&T. However, we were impressed by the variety of Chinese medicine they carry, and some items were quite cost-effective, such as the turmeric powder. The facility was not as new, clean, or well-decorated as T&T or H-Mart, but it was a good place to shop for Chinese herbs. Parking was easy, as there was a parking lot.

Nice small Asian grocery store. The customer service can be better ?? I asked if they have a…read moreTeriyaki sauce and he told me he does not know Teriyaki sauce ?? . The mangos they have were delicious and great prices too.

Love this small asian market tucked away in the corner of a strip mall near Martha Lake. Saves…read morelocals the hassle from driving down to Seattle for the essentials. In particular, this market excels in its tropical fruit selection, they have an incredible variety. Always happy to stop by to pick up some ripe, sweet, and ready to eat fruit. Seriously, the fruit they sell here is of great quality at a fair price. Some fruits include rambutan, longan, lychee, papaya, kumquat, mangosteen, guava, cherimoya, golden dragon fruit... I love it all! Be sure to follow their Facebook page for the latest updates on new shipments :)

In short Another great taqueria in or near Muk. This one…read morepushes harder to bring the proteins to life and run more specials, but I'm not sure if they have tons of salsas. The one I had was awesome, though. *Bring cash to tip*. No tip line on the card reader since this is first a grocery store. In long This wasn't gonna be taqueria week but it kinda turned out that way, and they're all great in slightly different ways. On a similar but unrelated note: This particular parking lot probably wasn't designated for almost all the restaurants to be at least really interesting, either, but hey...that also kinda turned out to be the case. You can get croissants, lumpia, brunch a couple places, and other stuff done really well at neighboring places here. Teto's steps in with shelves of groceries, coolers of Mexican sodas, a tiny dining room, a fantastic meat case if you're making tacos, and a really kickass little kitchen in back. Chances are if your Spanish is as rusty as mine, you probably want to order from the cashier up front. The abuelita doing the cooking can probably decipher even bad Spanish (which I speak), but it goes faster if dude steps down the aisle to help translate for you. I gotta say that the staff here is relaxed and happy--they're very ready to jump in with super-cheerful service. You can almost tell before you order that they're used to pretty much everyone loving the food. You can see tacos, burritos, and tamales on the posted menu, and there are specials, too. One of them today was caldo de res, and I was so wishing I was hungrier, 'cause I already had my heart set on tacos and a tamal...but that soup sounded so good. I *did* see a dude in the corner going to town on the caldo, loving it so much he was almost dunking his nose in it. Gonna hafta get that next time it's on the specials board. I got a carnitas and an adobada taco, and both of them were explosively flavorful. Huge flavors bursting from the seasonings they used on each kind of pork, plus crunchy fried onions on one. Plenty of cilantro and fresh onion, too. The lime wedge they give you has real life to it, which you, uh, just don't always see everywhere. Dude brought over a little dish of green creamy salsa, which added tons of flavor but was maybe less spicy than the porks. Note: The tacos come out HOT from the plancha. You just feel loved by food here. I got a raja tamal, which was excellent. The masa was a tiny bit drier at the bottom but a good tamal is just a great treat, especially up here. A couple places in Seattle are slightly more impressive with their tamales, but if you're up here craving one, this more than satisfies. Cold Jarritos on the table completed the meal. I was bummed I couldn't tip! Prices here are beyond reasonable. I'm not surprised to have seen 4 other tables taken in the middle of the afternoon on a work day. These guys know what's up.

This place has some of the worst tacos I've tried.(I'm Mexican) I went in expecting good food…read morebecause it smelt good but what I got was something I didn't expect!! The tacos had no flavor and the caramelized onions were still raw‍ The sauce that came with the tacos was good 7/10 ngl but the tacos are not worth it. The worst part was when I payed 50 dollars for 8 tacos and 2 beers