I like the spring rolls there And the instant ramen Prices are cheap 10/10 reccomend Chicken is very great read more

Be careful when buy drinks there, check the price , price in the tag is not match with the price in the computer.

One of the meals I've been having since I was a kid is Foulee's Deli combo #2: Pancit Bihon (thin rice noodles) + two servings of their regular chicken wings. Even though I honestly haven't tried plain original chicken wings at any other place, I honestly believe nothing can top the chicken wings they have here. For me the flavoring is just right, and it's always juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside (even when not that fresh). Likewise, the noodles are always so good and irresistible! That said, I've always just had an okay experience with the staff who work at the deli. I think there have been only a few times when an employee would really fill up our take-out box to its capacity, but within the past year or so the serving has decreased (1 serving of chicken wings = 3 pieces?) But for the quality of the food, I say it's still worth it lol. My family and I also enjoys the hot fresh appetizers they serve on the side, such as the Filipino merienda Turon and Lumpia. Not to mention the fresh spring rolls they serve at the front by the cashiers (2pcs for $2.99); that's always a must-have. So yes. Try this place, at least once. And then of course if you like it, come again. And again and again. read more

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Go-to spot when I'm craving Filipino food. When Mom is in town, we make sure to hit up this place for a grocery run so she can cook more Filipino food at home. :) read more

This market is located on Beacon Hill with a nice tight parking lot. I really love this place because you can get everything here. If Seafood City is too far, come here! The groceries and deli are great selections and the wings are bomb. The desserts are eehhh, however the service at the register and the deli are cool. My cousins most of the time get their food here for family parties. The pancit is made meatless, which is cool. We actually don't mind and still tastes like pancit. I just eat it with the wings, not going to lie. The chicharon and the bbq stick isn't bad either. Come here if you want to try Filipino food! read more

Fou Lee Market - Yummy bomb wings - Filipino Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I love this place makes me feel like I'm back home. There is A LOT of items I wouldn't be able to find anywhere near here. The seasoning sauce packs are bonkers there's so many and the frozen section is small but a lot of good things in there. read more

This place is nice for what you need. Get the fried chicken and you want be disappointed.

I ordered the bbq pork fried rice and fried chicken trays for an event. It was fine but overpriced. They tell you to go online but there aren't any pictures to see what is available or size of trays. It also didn't help that their online prices do not match the prices when ordering over the phone. The person who answers the phone to take orders could be a lot more friendlier and helpful in explaining what they have to offer. My recommendation for Fou Lee is this: please UPDATE your website, take pictures of the different types of foods you offer and give a better description online, also explain or have photos of the party tray foods you offer along with the sizes--"1/2 tray and full tray" can mean anything since every establishment uses different size trays. Also a description of approximately how many people the tray sizes feed to help the consumer know how much to order for their event. You would probably have a lot more orders come in just by fixing the above mentioned thing alone--OR set up an online ordering system so we can order what we want without having to deal with a rude person who has a difficult time explaining or answering simple questions. read more

Wow! This place has changed so much since the renovations about 5-6 years ago. And has changed for the better! Been coming here as a kid, this is a great Asian market with a very amusing and tasty deli. They specialize in Filipino food. You can find pancit, Adobo, Kare Kare, lumpia, and many other Filipino dishes. They have lots of fish options such as fried tilapia, smelt, and calamari. The food is excellent, I didn't try it this time but I recall from several years ago and eating here as a child, I've never had an issue! Soooo many baked, hot n ready items to go as well like banh mi, meatballs, hom bow, etc. They also had pad Thai today! I love the fusion of all the different cuisines and they do it well. For events and parties you can get a whole lechon for $260. I've seen many places at $300, had a chance to try it last year and it is very authentic. The grocery store looks and feels very clean and organized since the change. The shelves were very well merchandised from what it used to be, the produce is fresh and well stocked, and their cool drinks looked so refreshing. If you need groceries might as well come here and bring your appetite! read more

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Great place ! Some prices higher some lower , line always and go quick ! Deli section lovely , aithentixk fresh food

Alll things fried and fillipino under $10? You got my vote!! I discovered this place last year when I was looking for filipino food. I've been to a few in the area and then some. But the menu at this place drew me in. It's all about seafood here. And boy oh boy they were yummmmmmy. First and foremost, this place is a grocery store with a kick ass deli! You'll be greeted by fresh produce, canned food, sweets and all that good stuff on your way to that deli. I have picked up a few things here like fresh pepers and cucumbers etc. But haven't had a chance to really shop anything besides their deli food. It;s out of the way from my house but I keep coming back because well, it is pretty darn good. Food - Fried fish, fried prawns, friend whole tilapia, fried chicken, pancit, adobo, kare kare, crispy pata, sinigang. A small box of any fried fish will run you around $5 and less. Whole fried tilapia is around $4.99 , pompano around $6. There are a ton of fried delectable things to choose from. They also have skewers of grilled meat, grilled fish and other yummy things along side that tiny deli. I normally get a box of fried prawns, box of small fish, fried chicken, 2 whole tilapia, pancit and grilled meat for under $25! At most around $30! Talk about a steal. Holy seafood batman! I can eat that for days!! So tasty, crunchy, crispy and delicious. I'm eating some as I write this. Nom nom nom. Bottom line- it's a no mess, no fuss, tasty tasty good food! You get in, you get your food and you get out! It's a small grocery store with small deli. Service is fast. Not friendly or angry. Just fast! It's no picnic with sunshine and lollipops. But they know how to cook their seafood! Oh and 4 pm seems to be their prime time. Lines out the door for all that fresh food. You've been warned. read more

Fou Lee Market - Stuffed squid! - Filipino Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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If you think parking in the ID is stressful, then you haven't been to Fou Lee Market! Take me at my word when I tell you that you will always want to be taking a right turn into this place. Otherwise, you will hover in a non-turn lane so long, the market will become an Italian restaurant called 'The Four Leeks'. This is my favorite Filipino market--not only because it's close to my house. If you somehow finagle your way into a parking spot that isn't already triple-parked by a single mini-van, you'll find some pretty interesting Filipino and other Asian foods here. Inexpensive treats inside kitty and panda-shaped containers yay! You can also find some good Uwaji's-style produce here without the mark-up. The best part for me is the hot deli case. They have inexpensive veggie pancit (has egg in it), crisp-steamed long beans with veggies and tofu YUM, crispy, non-greasy garlic chicken wings, whole fried fish, prawns, fat back, cheap banh mi, etc. When I'm in a jam, and need something "potluck-y" Fou Lee is my now-not-so-secret place to pick up noms if I don't have time to cook. Service is efficient. Be assertive to get into line to pay when it's busy--don't let no moss grow on that rollin' stone, k? Because tiny, elderly women will bowl you over in no time. read more

Fou Lee Market - Two pounds of pancit, long beans, garlic chicken wings for $5.49: how do they do it?? - Filipino Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This place is great! Plenty of food for take out, lots of fresh pre-cut veggies, great prices, you can order a whole roast pig for $260 and a week advance with small deposit and you are golden! On the flip side and hopefully someday, they can expand their space. Their aisles are very narrow and make it difficult to move around. Otherwise, it's all good as long as you are patient to get your fix, etc. and get in line to pay. Lastly, get the heck out fast! That's all! read more

I can't believe it took me years before discovering Fou Lee. One thing is certain, parking is next to impossible on weekends. The store layout is confusing and the floors are uneven (wear flats if you don't want to trip on anything and lose your balance with the random inclines). The aisles are extremely narrow I don't know why they even provide shopping carts. The store has most items other Filipino/Asian stores carry, but we got the sweetest mangoes and langka (jackfruit) at this store. They offer a huge selection of snack items, canned and bottled products towards the front of the store. When you walk towards the back behind the cashiers, you'll find seafood, meats and produce to the left and "turo-turo" style cooked food to the right. They have a wide selection of cooked Filipino food, but some didn't look too enticing. We settled for fried chicken skin (yum), fried cod (super yum), fried rice, fried salmon belly and their homemade siopao. Lots of fried food, but who's complaining? Everything we got were really good. I would keep coming back to Fou Lee to shop and take food home. Maybe weekdays are better... who knows. read more

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Their selection of hot food is top notch. Their snack selection is also amazing! If you order a tray of lumpia request a dipping sauce because I didn't do so and wish I had! read more

This is THE sari-sari store for the tenacious Filipino shopper. Whatever you need, they probably have it. You just have to be willing to search for it or ask one of the staff to help you. They are friendly and so asking is usually the route I take. For example, they have buko juice. They stock it in different parts of the store. One size is over here, and the slightly larger size is way over there. I don't get it. One week, they have one brand. Another week, they may have only a different brand. This sort of disorganization is prevalent, and sort of reminds me of home. However, the soy sauce section is extremely well-organized. :-) I guess it makes the store authentically Asian. it is owned by Vietnamese folks so I can't really call it a true Filipino store. I still find what I want and need. They carry cornic, polvoron, chicharon, mango puree, calamansi juice, San Miguel beer, ampalaya, fresh fruits, frozen meats, Espi longanisa, Sky Flakes, Nagaraya cracker nuts, walis ting-ting, red eggs, toyo, toyomansi, bijon, pansit, and *many* things that I have no clue about, whatever you need ...... I've uploaded some photos. They also have a turo-turo-style take out food counter. Turo-turo means "point" so you see the food and simply point to it to order it. This is useful for those not familiar with the food's names. Parking is very limited. Some would call it crazy-chaotic. On busy weekend afternoons, you have to be a really patient and good driver to maneuver your way through this little lot. read more

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The VA hospital first introduced me to Fou Lees market and deli. That was decades ago! I drive or take an express bus over 60 miles to get to the hospital and always reward myself with some speciality for lunch. Vietnamese sandwich, fried squid, BBQ pork or chicken sticks, lumpia, and chicken gizzards to name a few. The VA hospital helps support Fou Lees for lunch. Have also run into medical personnel from other hospitals in Seattle that stop off at Fou Lees to pick up lunch on the way to work. Just a variety of different cultures present in the market. One of the buses that I take runs along the Seattle Beacon Hill rib. The bus is a social meeting place for the Asian/Filipino community that shop at Fou Lees. It is interesting to not only enjoy the foods of that culture, but also be allowed to observe the social and cultural interaction of the community. read more

I was happy to find a Filipino market where I can buy hot food items, since mom's cooking is too far from home. But unfortunately, mom's cooking was not even close to the food I ate here. I ordered Pork Adobo, Bihon Pancit, Caldera, Pork Lumpia, Palabok, Cassava Cake and Ube Cake. The pork adobo was verrrrrry fatty. There was hardly any actual meat on the pieces of pork belly, as all of it seemed to be fat. And it was drenched in oil and lard, making it worse. The Bihon Pancit was super dry, and was obvious that it was left out all day without it being tossed or anything. Also, since the texture of the noodles were so dry I couldn't even taste any flavor since I was distracted by how crusty they were. Same with the Pork Lumpia - it seemed to be dried out, as if it was under a heat lamp all day. Because of so, all I could taste was dry and crunchy pork inside. The Ube Cake tasted so dry that I took one bite and had to spit it out. Fortunately, I had better luck with the Cassava Cake which had a nice coconut flavor, but again, was very dry. The only items that I found tolerable were the Caldera, which had pork, carrots, peas in a tomato sauce and was luckily, not dry and the Palabok, which had good flavor and some ground meat in it, despite the dried out hard boiled eggs. Filipino food is hard to find around the Seattle area, but would not recommend coming here for your fix. In general, the food seemed to be left out all day under heat lamps, drying out everything and it's obvious once you start to eat it. The market is very small, including its parking lot. There was only one cashier working here, and on a Saturday afternoon, the place was busy so the long line extended into the other room. The cashier seemed to be the owner, as she recognized returning customers and were chatting with all of them, which I thought was cool. Since this is a Filipino grocery - there are a lot of specialty items here, native to the Philippines; but given my experience with the hot food items and its location, I can't say I'd be willing to come back. read more

Fou Lee Market - Palabok - Filipino Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Female cashier was very friendly and spoke some Filipino words as we were leaving. It's a little gem jam packed with all kinds of Filipino goodies. I was able to get all my fixins for adobo, lumpiang shanghai, bangus belly, and pinakbet. Great selection of condiments, snacks and produce. Got my chicharon fix on too. Will definitely visit again read more

A great place for all your Filipino groceries needs. They have Asian veggies and fruit, which are of better quality than the big SC in Tukwila, tons of different variety of noodles, sauces and seasonings, fresh meats and seafood and bakery items from Goldilocks, Delite and Jonee Bakery. The prices are low here. If you don't have time to cook, the deli specializes in Filipino dishes and they also do party trays. Last Thanksgiving I ended up ordering some puto, kutchinta, carioca, empanadas,chicken wings and fried smelt to supplement the few dishes I was cooking. You can order lechon here too. Feeling nostalgic? They sell sundries that you find from the PI such as papaya soap, Eskinol, Johnson's Baby Cologne and Sun Silk shampoo, and cookware and brooms. The cashiers are friendly and parking is terrible. I love it here. 19/30 read more

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This is a super market place you Filipino want to go !!! A lot of good stuff in one place. They have a variety of different ways to make it happen in one small space and most are Filipino products from freshly cook to go food to dry can goods to delicious sweets snacks. Please check out this place and you'll not be disappointed . Support our Filipino products and Filipino community read more

Deli review: It's a great deal and good food. I'm not familiar with most of the offerings so I played it fairly safe for the 2 item combo: S&S Pork and Veggies with fried rice. I also saw common Flip rice cakes and karioka. I imagine the majority of customers are filipino so it kind of felt homey in a sense. And wow, I also ran into a cousin I've not seen in over 10 years! Also on the shelves are random snacks and munchies. read more

Nifty little greengrocer (and more) on Beacon Hill that caters to the local Asian community in general and the Filipino community in particular THE ROSES: Excellent prices on produce; the Fou Lee Market beats the supermarkets, and quality seems good. Nice selection of other Asian products (sauces, hard to find canned goods & meats, etc. A little deli inside has a number of hot offerings for takeaway, including delicious Vietnamese Bahn Mi sandwiches. Another product that makes them worth the trip is their house brand (made in house?) longanisa sausage; it is superior to the stuff you get in the freezer section of other Asian grocery stores, and isn't shot full of Red Dye #whatever. THE THORNS: Sometimes the selection is a bit limited, and you may not find what you're looking for. Today, for example, they didn't have grapes. Small parking lot can be a bit dodgy to get into if you're coming from eastbound Columbian Way. On busy days, they have a fellow directing traffic in the parking lot, so that helps. THE VERDICT: Reasonably good selection and great prices balance out it's small size, occasional selection issues and parking/entry issues. By all means go check them out!! read more

Very affordable and quite delicious. We went here to cater an event of 50 people and everyone loved it. Do not let the parking situation deter you from going to Fou Lee. It's worth it, trust me. read more

The reason I give it two stars is not because of the food but because of the bad parking! For many years this business has been running they have not improved on adding more parking spaces when they know a lot of customers come to this store. It is right in the corner street when someone wants to turn in it ends up blocking the main streets and people get agitated. They need to improve on this for sure. But other than that I go here to get my usual fix ins of Filipino dishes. read more

idont know about you guys it can be better i guess this is really is seattle lets talk about the service i guess they have lots of customers so being in touch in the service of thank you come back again is like not here its just like only this your total card of cash boom pack them groceries and here your own your own lol no connection same with the lady on counter behind the glass she serves food she ask you what you want then give you the bag your like ok register its that kinda feel its seattle iguess or may be its just me who sees that ilook at the next person and the same thing no small talk just line get your food pay walk out in and out groceries robotic " its becoming sterile aldo this roundings of the establishments this area is half million dollar or million dollar property value you got that right its rich line district with a affordable asian twist on the side tax in seattle is 10% of everything you buy dont be shock if you buy few things and your like what - iknow iwas like so buying red bull and some pack of this and 3 things 107$ iwas like wut aldo i go here for the produce it's quite cheaper and sustenance wise they have snacks from asia like no other american brand cant compete quality honey" from my opinion its nice to have this a store like this its kinda few in seattle health inspector wise the outside across the street the plants are dying off the city is not doing its job taking care of the surroundings for all the tax charges they do for home owners the streets are not well taken cared for and yet theres lots of people all across lands see and drove here definitely have that ghost town feel try to park and walk to the street and your like common seattle you can glamour this area better theres a nice store with lots of goodies people in and out no seattle signs for tourist read more

Fou Lee Market - yup worth it - Filipino Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Good customer service and great selection. The cashier was very friendly even though they were closing and gave us free cassava in banana leaf dessert for my wife and I. Definitely will be coming here whenever we are in the beacon area. read more

I have been one of their regular customers for years now, for one reason that they're like a "one-stop-all" Asian kind of store-- but for few months- i noticed they changed a lot in how they do their business. It's either you're get mad because they double ring the item and found out when you've reached home already. Prices are WAY too high (and reasoned blamed it out because it's COVID time) compare to other Asian stores around the area, and have issues. especially in packing their meat: I was there today and for 4th time that this happened their meat are NOT fresh as how it SHOULD be-- the packing says it's was packed just yesterday and good to use until 4 days, I used it right away after buying But AGAIN it fails my expectation-- it seems like they JUST re-STICKERED the meat item NOT checking the quality of the meat. It packed so heavy especially the spare ribs with lots of bones and fats (i already scraped the fats see photos) and packed it underneath the 1 good strip on top- I don't DRIVE and I can't just go back to have it REFUNDED or to return it. It's HEALTH SAFETY that concerns me. read more

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It's my first time getting food here and I'm not impressed. I got the combo 2 with fried rice, sisig and veggies--everything tasted like it's been 3 days old. Fried rice is hard, veggies are soggg, sisig is hard too. I also got adobo, sweet and sour pork with regular rice and the only good thing on that combo is the rice. Would not recommend. read more

For a neighborhood market, fantastic. Have always and will always continue buying your fried chicken. It's like crack to me, what can I say. I like your karaoke... sometimes. Gotta check if it's crunchy. Sometimes it is and sometimes it's not. I wonder why. If it gets chewy then it should just get tossed out. Ooh, them thick noodles though. With some sweet sour sauce. A++++++++++ Just a tip for those shopping don't go around 3:30-4:30 that's when the brats from Mercer come in and makes it hectic. read more

LOVE THIS place! Great selection of asian ingredients. Great hot food section. I'll definitely be back.

Used to live in Seattle but now in NE Tacoma. But still coming here because they have everything and fresh veggies and fruits and delicious to go foods! read more

This place has everything you need. From groceries to hot prepared food. So many choices. It gets pretty busy and parking is terrible, but I always stop in if I'm in Seattle read more

Great ethnic grocery in the Beacon Hill area for SE Asian and Filipino products. You can also get some prepared food including fried whole tilapia, squid, fried mixed veggies, pancit noodles, etc. The vegetables and herbs always seem to be more fresh than surrounding groceries. The parking situation is a nightmare. They tried to fit as many stalls in as possible which makes getting in and out lot difficult if you have anything larger than a small sedan or smart car. Last time I was there, there was a woman just loitering and waiting to beg every shopper that came out of the store. Also, their cash register... It's in the middle of the store and not really a place to stand in line. It can just get chaotic, especially on the weekend when everyone is shopping and stocking up. read more

Yelp: where you can read white people complain about brown people's businesses because they're frustrated that there's actually places in the world that don't cater to them. F**k what ya heard, Foulee is the best! read more

One to the two three Cruise on the hill, gettin food at Fou Lee Gonna take more than a few to fool me Only get this timin if you study Kool G ooooh weeeee Blue Scholars know wassup and you should too. I work at a non-profit. When we need a large mass of food to feed hungry, inner-city folk both adults and youth alike, we choose fou lee. They got the cheapest prices for large trays of chow mein, pinakbet, fish, eggrolls, bahn mi's.. you effing name it, they got it. For large platters, order a day ahead. Westernized folk don't get it. And sorry, but that's more fou lee for me :) P.S- Yes, the parking lot is a disaster. Now you know. Fou Lee is worth it read more

All the Filipinos need to stop frontin' like they didn't come to Foulee 4+ times a week before the opening of Seafood City. Shame on you! But really, I love Foulee. The vegetables are always fresh and they always always always have OKRA, which is very important to me as I am addicted to cooking (and eating) sinigang and kare kare. The oxtail here is also of pretty good quality and priced well too. I don't care what anyone says, the gizzards are bomb when they are fresh. They've also added more Filipino items to their little deli. The lunchbox is really hard to beat - hell of a lot cheaper than SFC too. Also, they give you free suman (glutinous rice in banana leaves) when you spend a certain amount. And they will also carry your 25 pound bag of rice to your car for you as well. Yes, the parking sucks, but in all honesty I've never had that big of a problem with it. If you end up having to walk a block, it's really not the end of the world. Also, the lady at the register always calls my mother and I "maganda," so you know, I'm kinda obligated to stay loyal :) read more

I have shopped here many times. Their deli section have the best fried squid. The reason for the 1 star - I caution you folks - double check your receipt before you leave the store. I have been overcharged here many times and finally had to go back to get a refund last time as the overcharge was over $23.00! Not only me, I have family and friends told me the same thing - they too were charged for items they didnt buy at Foulee's. I have now established a pattern so I no longer consider the overcharges an honest mistake. read more

I came here to get their chicken wings - soo gooood. I'm sad that it's currently at $6.50/lb though. It's so crispy on the outside, with moist, juicy meat on the inside. Parking is always terrible, unfortunately. There are a lot of small lots on Beacon Ave that you can park and walk there though. We were surprised that there weren't any vietnamese vermicelli noodles available, nor any fish sauce for vermicelli bowls. read more

This place is a gem. Hot food from the deli is consistently great, and the wall of snacks as you walk in is always changing. Plus, they have all of your Filipino food staples in one place. read more