Yay! We have a T&T in Lynnwood. We became a fan of T&T when we stayed in Vancouver. Our main…read moreattraction was the hot food buffet station since shopping here always meant, yummy food at the end. My 5 year old really enjoys many of their hot food staples. The T&T in Lynnwood doesn't disappoint at all. While it is smaller than the Factoria location, we do not personally have any complaints. The place is not always packed like the Factoria location and that is a a relief. We primarily use the food & bakery sections, live fish, and frozen food sections. One can say they are a bit pricier in comparison to places like Ranch Market who have similar options but we T&T is closer to us than Ranch Market and so we prefer to go here as it is more convenient. They are special items during Boat Festival every year and we absolutely love the bun station during this time. This is also a great place to experiment with a lot of not usually found Asian alcohol in main stream supermarkets unless you are specially going to a specialty shop.

Prices are much more expensive here than they are at Trader Joe's, Fred Meyer, or Safeway. They do…read morehave some more specialized options so they are a bit more in line with a speciality store or the prices of Whole Foods. I did get some uShu Mai, which I really enjoyed, but I could've gotten it cheaper at Trader Joe's. I also found the fresh fruits to be a lot more expensive. I used to go to quite a few Asian stores in the international District, and usually the fresh foods were all cheap cheaper than any typical grocery store, but it seems to be the opposite of of this store. They do have some cute shopping parts for the little ones that are small shopping carts at a very low level for children to push and say "shopper in training". Really love this. Lines are pretty long but the nice benefit is that the cashiers are all humans and that they are not using self checkout. They typically have 2 cashiers working during the daytime. Not sure if they have more during evening hours.

The fresh baked bread is really good. It is so hearty, fresh, and delicious. The first loaf I had…read moretook me back to my first meal in Ukraine. You can't go wrong with fresh bread, but this is is particularly healthy and flavorful.

This was a convenient detour from I-5N, then head west from the 44th Ave W exit. I just had to…read moredrive around and approach from the back due to the current construction in proximity (8/14/23). I have visited similar stores in North Seattle and Shoreline, but this one seems to be much more Russian focused and has a wider selection of kvass, sweets, teas, and coffees. During this first visit, I purchased a smaller frozen loaf of Lithuanian rye bread, some cheese slices, chocolate wafers, and a Russian version of Nutella. I was the lone customer during this initial visit, but then eventually there were other individuals and family groups onsite. It was good to see that this spot had their regulars and with their usual requested deli items. It'll be fun to bring The Homie here during the upcoming academic year, as he will be studying first year Russian at the university. Nice find to add to my other stops, European Foods in North Seattle and Euro Deli Lakomka in Shoreline.

Delicious. Love the salty feta and other cheeses at reasonable prices. Try to stop whenever I'm in…read morethe Lynwood area.

Unfortunately, I was met with hostility from the owners, their family members, and some of the…read morestaff, who targeted me, my children, and my business, This came after an attack on social media a few months ago, which aimed to harm both my family and my business. While at the Croatian festival today, I was treated disrespectfully by staff members who lacked basic manners. I overheard one of them saying, "This is that Indira we attacked a few months ago," which only added to the hostility. On top of this, the food I ordered, cevapi, was served with rotten onions, making it inedible.

After noting the green and white coloring for the exterior of the store driving past a number of…read moretimes, I decided to come in to GoGo Mart Grocery (also as GogoMart International Groceries per signage out front) and see what I could find today, Wednesday 27 August 2025. The parking lot was accessible westbound on 196th Street Southwest and had spots available when I arrived midday/early afternoon. A worker at the front counter greeted me when I entered the store and food items were straightforward to find and browse. I love mango and was pleased to find a variety of mango offerings both in terms of brand offerings for a particular item (such as mango fruit drink) and in terms of different items. I went with a Shezan mango fruit drink and a Mezban mango cupcakes frozen item. The total came in at less than five dollars and my cash payment method was accepted. Both items were delicious. I had an all around enjoyable experience.

Great selection of foods & snacks, I had a great time browsing the snacks sections for Indian…read moresnacks I don't usually get to see. Service was great & quick. The store is clean and has great stock.

I needed some spices for an Indian dish I was making, so I visited this market to find the items I…read morecould not find at my usual grocery store. I was able to find the spices I needed, but the market is a bit rundown and overpriced. When checked out one of the spices was incorrectly marked, it was nearly $10 more than the price listed on the shelf. This market may have what you need as far as specialty items, but it's definitely not my first choice for buying groceries or cooking items.

This is kind of a typical messy, bit dirty, and pretty disorganized ethnical grocer. It seems that…read morewhen these stores have a fresh meat section, then they have an issue with overall store cleanliness. Bingo for JD's Market. So, this place is as expected and normal for ethnical grocers, and I have to give that three stars instead of two stars. They do have many hard to find items, and they they have arabic, Indian, Pakistani, and latino items. There are some better stores, but this one has a good selection in the Lynwood area. It's okay, and I would look here for hard to find items.

In my H Mart Shopping Career, I can say this one is pretty good. Lots of parking. CHECK. Clutter…read morefree aisle. CHECK. Okay friendly cashier. CHECK. Decent K/J Beauty selection. CHECK. Push Asian Aunties all over the place. CHECK. Of course in Georgia we're spoiled with our larger than South Korea H-Marts that take up half the state and you need a roller skate just to get through it all. But that's okay.Not every state can have the 2nd largest Korean population outside of Korea. They got fresh veggies, fresh seafood, a really yummy food department and shopping carts that aren't falling apart. I know my standards are low but you know us Asians, the more money they spend on the build out, the more the groceries cost. Asians, we don't pay for ambiance. Who cares. Low prices, free samples and free gift with purchase. That's what I'm talking about!

My go to store when I stayed longer in the Seattle area and wanted to make Korean food on the…read moreregular. This is where I'd pick up my kimchi making supplies. Honorable mention: they offer a wide range of Mexican pantry/produce/dry goods at H Mart surprisingly. Tip: Their alcohol is priced higher here, try the other asian super markets on Hwy 99 for more competitive pricing for everything else.

Very pleasant and helpful to someone who is quite ignorant (me). I was trying to find a tea that…read moremight replicate the Palestinian version I'd recently had in a restaurant. As I'm completely unable to read Arabic I had no idea what to look for. Fortunately the young lady who worked there listened to what I hoped to find and picked out exactly what I needed.

This is a small Middle Eastern market with a plethora of produce and staples. I usually visit these…read morestores for their bread and Byblos doesn't disappoint. They don't bake any in house, but the have a small section of various Lebanese pitas, some Persian barbari, even lavash and taftoon, all from local bakeries. The best part is the Iraqi breads at the front - when I visited on Monday morning, they had freshly bake Iraqi Khubz, 5 for $7.99. I asked the cashier and the baker is actually a local woman who was in the store at the time! They also have samoon on Fridays. I'll certainly be visiting again - this is the closest to Seattle I've found for a place that sells both types of common Iraqi breads.

I'm no expert on Indonesian food, but wow, this place is a total hidden gem. I just wish it were…read morecloser to the city so I could come here more often. The Sop Iga (Indonesian beef ribs soup) was incredible. Tender beef ribs simmered in a clear, savory, aromatic broth that's packed with flavor. On a cold day, this dish is pure comfort, honestly, it heals your soul. From the taste, I picked up notes of garlic, shallots, black pepper, nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon. Like any good soup, it comes with carrots and potatoes, which soak up all that goodness. The ayam goreng wings were light and not greasy at all, with a beautiful aroma of lemongrass, galangal, and turmeric. Absolutely delicious. I'd definitely come back to try more dishes. The service was just as lovely as the food, warm, sweet, and genuinely kind. Some entrees come with soup, and the lady was so thoughtful she even refilled the soup for my friend. Little touches like that make all the difference.

Siomay - 3/5 There was not much siomay .. most of the pieces…read morewere potatoes, egg and tofu. Siomay made up less than 20% of the plate Nasi Padang 4/5 They served the dish with stir fried string / green beans .. which isn't the norm. Actually it was weird Mie ayam / chicken noodle 3/5 It was as if they didn't bother putting any seasoning in the noodles. It was bland and we put the chicken soup and mixed with the noodles

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 :)