Not what I thought it would be. Good selection of groceries but their deli section was just ok. Nothing to write home about.

I used to come here all the time when I was much younger. Small store but has a nice selection of fruits and veggies. Also they serve hot food for a fair price also and have other options for grab and go food (like bubble tea & Vietnamese sammies, my favorite) the parking lot is super small and kinda weird to maneuver. Oh, they also take orders for half pan and full pan orders for big get togethers, I've ordered with them before and food was sooo good and I had plenty to go around for a large party. Spent 200 that time. read more

Oh, the contempt I hold for this former gas station turned Asian market. Where do we begin? From the anxiety inducing parking lot that was clearly designed for cars no larger than a small golf cart, to the fact that the spaces are jammed into their tiny lot, often with overflow into the median on Beacon or in the back alley, it's a wonder people can even get in. And because of the incredibly small footprint but astounding popularity of this place, it's always packed with people. The smartest thing they did was have those tiny shopping carts to maneuver around the store. But the real purpose of my writing today is the god awful customer service that exists here. The cashiers here are flat out rude. Registers in the middle? What is this, Mecca? Where all the customers aimlessly ambulate around the registers to get their shopping done? But they have made blatent mistakes when ringing up my family members and myself on numerous occasions in the past. Charging you for a 50lb bag of rice but giving you the 25lb bag. And if you dare bring it to their attention, their answer is along the lines of "you need to bring it to our attention immediately! We're not going to adjust it" I've worked retail, lady. Price adjustments aren't hard. So yes, I will question your charges and look over my receipt before I go because you've set a precedent of mistakes in the past. And until you consistently ring up customers, namely my family or me, with accuracy, then this will continue. And then there's the rest of the workers. The workers, namely Tina, who think they hung the moon with their produce stack. They're vegetables, Tina. Calm down. Having the audacity to say to me, in front of everyone there, that "everytime YOU come here, you mess it all up!" "It" being the stacks. One, I put things back where they belong. Two, it's produce. People are going to touch it, inspect it, and rifle thru various items to find what they want. If you don't want that to happen, you're working in the wrong field. Three, you're lucky you work here. If this were a bigger market (Safeway, QFC, Fred Meyer, even the now defunct Viet Wah), they'd fire you in a heartbeat for treating a customer that way. Four, if you really don't people touching your precious vegetables, then whoever is in charge of buying for this store needs to do a more thorough job of inspecting what comes in and rejecting orders that have damaged/bruised product. Because that makes its way to your precious pile. And THAT is why people have to go thru it by hand. Despite all this, my family and I will continue to reluctantly come here. Why? They do have the best prices on things I buy and are relatively close. Just don't touch anything there. Ever. Don't want to make the precious little flowers that work there upset that you touched something, even though you were going to give their store money for it, anyway. Develop the power to make things levitate into your cart or basket. That's what they want. read more

if you don't like asian food- don't go here. want lots of parking? don't go here. teeny tiny asian store that is focused on their filipino customers. want your tilapia and bangus (milkfish) fried for you so you don't have to stink up your house ? GO HERE! want some san miguel beer or magnolia ube ice cream? GO HERE the owners are super friendly and they carry a lot of things that filipinos miss from the islands. true it's cramped parking and people park on the streets (which, btw is NOT the owners fault...), but it's totally worth it. Just avoid going at the time when people get off work. read more

This place is a nuisance to the neighborhood. The parking lot is a cluster F. People park on the sidewalk and block the alley and the business refuses to do anything about it. I would really love to have a nice grocery store with tasty things to eat. This is not the place. Too bad the owners don't care about the people that live around their store. read more

I love Fou Lee! Great selection of veggies, meat and fish. You can experience authentic Filipino food such as "fried fish with garlic, over rice", "fried pork with garlic, over rice", "fried seafood with garlic, over rice", and other delicacies. The staff is great, and always greets me at the door, and checkout is quick. read more

Probably one of my favoritest Asian food markets in the entire PNW. They have plenty of fresh asian veggies and canned goods. They have lots of different meats and seafood. They have plenty of Filipino goods, as well as Vietnamese and Thai. The hidden gem is their hot deli. I would be a 100lbs more if I lived closer to this place. I always get the deep fried squid and some vietnamese sandwiches to go. On some days, they have specials closer to closing time, when they're trying to get rid of inventory. They also do lechon (roasted pig) on special order. read more

I love coming to this market. Parking can be kinda hard on a busy Sunday. However, it's totally worth the wait for a awesome hot food. I love the fried squid head. The staff always helps me find what I need for all the many meals I cook. I've added many new ingredients to my dishes because of new recommendations of products. read more

I love this place! Groceries are clean and reasonably priced! They also had food already made that looked really yummy too but I went for the groceries =) read more

I really like this asian grocery market. My parents actually owned it before, "Fresh Farm Produce". Lol...we're filipino so the English wasn't our first language. We got outcompeted by our neighbor Seattle Supermarket, so my parents sold the place. We did'nt carry fresh meat or seafood, so naturally that was our demise. But we many of our vegetables was locally grown from Yakima. But Fou Lee seems to rised above the competition to be a focused filipino super market. They also have some really good Vietnamese goodies--Vietnamese sandwiches! They have a full service bbq and Filipino food deli. They also have some Filipino products that the popular seafood market in Tukwila don't carry. The parking can be a bitch if they are packed. Overall, the place is great and I'm glad they succeeded. read more

About a year ago the fried squid head was $15.99 a pound, a little while ago they raise the price to $19.99 a pound! And I made a visit today because now I barely go there because the price is way too high, and now it's $21.99 a pound!!!!!!! This is price gouging to the extreme! In less than a year they raise the price $6 per pound! At that price I will never come back! read more

Although this market is located in South Seattle, it's worth the drive and parking wait. The vegetables, fruit, fish, meat and food is delicious and fresh always. The workers are awesome with assisting you and Foulee has a variety of snacks too! If you're from Asia, you can find almost about everything you need here. The place is small, but is a great market to buy your groceries! read more

I only come here for their cooked hot foods. They have lots of asian foods from noodles to fried foods. Good prices on hot foods but prices have been going up a lot lately. They are so popular and busy. Small parking lot. Lots of different items you cant get at other stores. Prices are fair. read more

I was really disappointed with the whole roasted pig we bought from them for my daughter's birthday. The meat was very dry and the skin wasn't crispy. Guests commented that its skin was just like rubber! Actually, half part of the pig was burnt. I won't recommend of getting roasted pig from them. read more

everyone who walks in here is greeted by the owner by telling me how beautiful i am in Filipino and I am pretty sure she's Vietnamese and I am Chinese but i'll take the compliment! lol.. I've been living in this neighborhood for over 10 years and this little mom/pops has grown significantly. Especially on cleanliness, they have definitely progressed in this department. I'd give this place a 5 start but I hate their parking situation. whomp whomp. and their deli is delish and lots of options read more

Mmmm Asian take-out food. A lot of their items are focused on their filipino customers but their prices are outstanding. I don't think parking is a problem here. They have ample parking in the front but also street parking is available on the side. read more

Foulee's is a spectacular find. It's a little jewel of a store stuffed into a shanty near the Seattle VA. I used to live at this place for lunch when doing my residency . They have lots of traditional Vietnamese traditional foods: packaged, and fresh. Their lunches are delicious, generous, and cheap. I hooked my then 4y/o son on bahn da lon there and he's never forgotten it. I'm glad it's still in business. Check it out. You won't be disappointed! read more

More a of a corner store with fresh vegetables. The food is more catering to Filipino taste. I really like the deli where they sell the deep fried pork bellies to Vietnamese sandwiches but you can get cheaper and better sandwiches in Chinatown. But you can really beat the fried stuff here it a good place to fine something to nibble on. read more

too crowded, no parking, food was not that great but its was okay, also poor customer service!

This is a converted gas station which is now a grocery store/deli. The grocery store is quite small, but you go here for the deli. The deli has an awesome selection of cooked food, including roast pork, roast duck and fried whole tilapia. The prices are also quite decent as well. However if you're looking for a full scale Asian grocery store, it's probably better to go across the street to Seattle Supermarket. read more

You'll love the Dillis and the squid, both deep fried and great chasers while hanging w friends or watching Seahawks. Wish they had a place in south Seattle read more

I really don't have much intention to do very much grocery shopping here. The $1.75 Bánh mì vietnamese sandwich is the enticing food item that keeps me coming back again and again. I'm sure, as I venture around, I may discover other delicious items in the deli case, but, for now, I think this is the cheapest sandwich I've found in Seattle--and it tastes good too! Amazing! read more

Love the authentic Asian food and the very reasonable prices. The Vietnamese sandwich was heavenly with fresh ingredients and pate'. The chicken wings were cooked to perfection and delish!!! We really enjoyed the market as well. We will definitely be back. read more

Prices is good they fried food and its very busy. Its a groecery store and food place. They have a line so waiting is a must. But come check this asian store out. read more

I have worked on Beacon Hill for 2 years and never knew this market was here. It is something you would drive by a million times and question the quality just based on the looks of the building. I stopped because of,the sign for Vietnamese sandwiches. When you go in it is small, but opens up to a big market. They have tons of hot, fresh, Asian lunch food to go. It was hard to choose. Got 2 entrees and tasty rice noodles for $7. Vietnamese sandwiches are $2.50. They have lumpias and all sorts of other hot food. read more

My go to grocery store for filipino food. They have an awesome deli with lots of fried foods (tilapia, chicken, pork, squid, shrimp, etc.). They also have vietnamese sandwiches here. Small store but they have just about everything. read more

I always come here with my mom to get our Asian groceries. It really makes my us happy knowing that they have clover chips, mangos, lumpia and much more stuff that they don't regularly have at American groceries stores like Safeway. They have such good chicken! read more

They had exactly what I was looking for, great customer service, and huge selection, after wandering the store for 20 mins I found also another item I have not seen in the USA at any other Filipino stores. read more

Live next door to this place. Great selection. Good prices and always friendly people. Parking lot is a bit small But they have the best raisin bread ever. read more

This place is very very clean in comparison to most Asian grocery stores around Seattle. It does not smell at all. It's clean and their prizes is fare. Their vegetable are fresh. Their take-out food is not too expensive and they make it pretty good. They also sell bubble tea. It's owned by Vietnamese but they are like Filipinos. They make Filipino food. Amazing to see Vietnamese people make Filipino food. It's great. They are very friendly and helpful. They are not grumpy and impersonal like most Asian stores around. They are professional and know how to run their business. They are well organized and facility is clean. I would totally recommend this place. read more

I like the deli, they have good eggrolls and noodles, stir fry and the sandwiches. I mostly just hit up the hot deli area, I don't venture too much in the store itself. Don't forget the Asian diet tea it keeps you cleaned out! read more

No frills, but it's OK for getting what you want in a giffy. Lots of Asian selection, specifically for Filipinos (but I think the owners are Chinese). They provide all the prepackaged goods, produce, meats, and baked pastries. Additionally, they also have a deli with Filipino food but I'm not too fond of the quality of what I see. If you buy anything from the deli, just stick to the fried stuff. They also have very cheap banh mi, though it's "mystery meat" ... yikes! Not the nicest place to go grocery shopping; but, it's an easy in and out, get the stuff you need kind of place. They have a decent parking lot with lots of free street parking, too. The one thing to watch out for is their minimum transaction fee for credit cards. I don't understand why any credible business at this day and age would even have a minimum purchase amount to use a credit card in the first place. I bought groceries worth a lot but forgot one thing worth about $3. I went back to the lady cashier who just did the transaction for my bag of groceries to pay for this $3 item, but she told me I can't use my credit card (I didn't have cash) for transactions under $5. I was like, I just bought a lot more than $5 less than a minute ago. Still she claims I can't use my card. As an alternative, I asked them to refund all my groceries and then add my other item to the whole purchase, they said they can't cause they will get charged again by the credit card company. It's all about them getting charged. They don't care about you as a customer. Bottom line: they worry about their bottom line, not yours. read more

I was looking for yuca (not to mix up with unrelated yucca) in the supermarkets and did not find, would need to special order. Foulee's competitors down the road, McPherson's, cheerfully directed me to Foulee Market. I asked a clerk, who spoke fluent English, and he directed me to the stand with yuca. I was overjoyed as if I just panned out some gold! And a gold nugged Foulee is. I haven't seen raw prawns though, so I am not sure if they do carry it. read more

A great little store that caters to Filipino food. The prices are cheap and the vegtables are fresh. I have been going to this store for many years. read more

Been going here since I was little. Always a favorite of the family to stock up on Filipino groceries and fresh deli food. Prices have always been reasonable. Best to go during the week. Weekends are crazy and parking lot is even crazier. Plus its a small store with tight aisles, registers in the middle and not a whole lot of room for people to move when there's a line forming by the entrance. read more

Good place for Filipino and some Vietnamese foods. Parking is very limited and packed with the small parking lot that has around twenty or so spaces. Prices are reasonable. Variety of meats, produce and snacks. read more

Absolutely love this place! Best asian deli in Seattle area in my opinion. Owners are very friendly and store is really clean.

cute mom and pop grocery shop with good prices. i love the little deli inside too. you used to be able to get 2 fried tilapias for $5, now i think it's $6, but it's still a steal. read more

People! Do not buy food over here! They mix the old food with new cooked food every morning, that's a big Nononoo! Also it supposed to be warm ,but 3rd times i order my food it's always cold. If you don't wanna get Intestinal Parasites DO NOT BUY their cooked food! ZERO STAR !!!!!! read more

I enjoy going here for my Filipino foods. Good veggie selection. Excellent deli foods. Parking can be tight, but there is additional parking across the street. If you go there during weekdays, parking is not an issue. Best of all is the staff is not racist, unlike seafood city. read more