This was a huge Asian supermarket that my cousin took me to when I was in Washington…read more It's similar to what H mart is in Orlando. It had a nice food court on top of being a grocery store. They also had a nice gift shop area that I bought some Sasquatch magnets for my family .

Overall a large, fairly solid Asian grocery store. I wasn't…read moretoo impressed with the quality of the produce in general, but the lime leaves that I really needed were good, so I'm happy about that. They had basically everything you'd expect in an Asian grocery store, with a great selection of snackage and skin care products. This is probably a really great place if you're looking for a grab-and-go option. There's a ton to choose from and there's a dinning area if you want to eat there. Self checkout machines were user friendly and my shopping trip was delightfully uneventful - just the way I like it!

I love this place! Great selection of Middle Eastern / Mediterranean food, and their hummus is to…read moredie for. I recommend their zhoug (green sauce) and their baba ghanoush as well. So, so delicious!

I'm honestly disappointed to write this review…read more I've been shopping at Goodies for about six months now. They sell dukkah (along with other condiments and seasonings) that are hard for me to find, which saves me the time of making them myself. I've also been buying my lamb from them. On July 3, I purchased two packs of lamb chops. One pack was perfectly fine, but the other was clearly spoiled. I still cooked the good pack, but it wasn't enough for everyone to have. I've been cooking lamb for years--I know how it should smell and how it should look. This meat was off. I called the next day to let them know, and they told me they would replace it. I explained that I live over an hour away, so I wouldn't be able to come back until I was in the area again. They assured me they would still honor the exchange. When I came in today, I was met with so much rudeness that I was honestly shocked. I felt embarrassed by the way I was treated. I had really enjoyed supporting this small business up until this point. Because I was so shaken by the interaction, I didn't even realize until I got home that I had originally purchased a six-pack of lamb chops, but I was only given a four-pack in exchange. When I returned the spoiled meat, the woman behind the counter insisted she would "never sell meat like that." I tried to show her the timestamped photo I had taken of the meat when I purchased it, but she refused to even look at it. At one point she said she "didn't know what my deal was," and then suggested it was somehow my refrigerator's fault before asking, rather dismissively, "Well, what do you want?" I'm a very understanding person. When you're selling raw meat, sometimes things happen. Products can spoil. I wasn't looking for an argument--I simply expected for the issue to be handled professionally and with kindness. Instead, I was treated as though I was trying to cause a problem. I'm sure many people will continue to shop here without issue. However, left feeling like I wasn't afforded the same courtesy or respect that other customers might have received. Maybe I would have been treated differently had I looked different. I can't say that for certain, but I also can't think of another reason I was met with such hostility when I approached the situation politely and respectfully from the very beginning. No customer should leave feeling the way I did. The top pack of lamb pictured was perfect. The bottom pack smelled bad and was greenish in person. As you can see via time stamp - I purchased the lamb on the 3rd and began to cook it on the 4th of July.

Seattle, you're great, but what's going on with the Asian grocery scene? While Asian Family Market…read morehas solid Chinese groceries and the essentials, I can't help but miss the sprawling wonderland of options back in LA. Seriously, LA spoiled me with eight Korean grocery stores within a 10-mile radius, each one boasting hot food bars, kimbab, and endless banchan selections. Here? No hot foods. No kimbab. Okay, fine, they've got the goods for a decent Chinese pantry, but it's not hitting the same. In short, Asian Family Market is a good stop for staples, but if you're used to the abundant Asian grocery heaven of LA, it's hard not to feel a little shortchanged.

Prices of Wholefoods but quality and service of Cantonese Chinatown in NYC but on Aurora Seattle…read more need I say more. Haha.

The store looks small from the outside but there's actually two floors and a decent selection!…read more Employees were fine, not friendly or anything but they did their job. It's a bit tight in the shop between aisles. Produce is limited but prices are fair and they have lots of great Korean products on the second floor that I was more a fan of! Great to have an H mart in this location! It's also conveniently right next to the light rail!

We walked into this location thinking they would have prepared food, but they don't - everything…read morehot is located across the way at H Mart Grab and Go. This location is laid out extremely strangely, with an elevator hidden on the side that goes up the the second floor, where most of the everyday pantry goods are located. The service was nondescript, we weren't greeted and it felt like a corner convenience store more than a large grocery store so overall we probably would not come back.

Love Saar's. Renton location was my favorite years ago then shut down. The tukwila location is…read morelarge, has a subway and chicken counter deli which is cool. This location seems much quieter and less busy but always has the products I'm looking for! I love getting nostalgic yummy snacks here before I go to the AMC movie theater next door :)

I'm being generous giving 3 instead of 2 stars. I don't know how they stay in business with their…read moreprices. Yes you can get some good deals on produce but 90% of everything else is overpriced. I'm guessing because they're in a "food desert" they can charge those prices. I would for sure recommend checking the expiration date on everything you buy. I will say the cashiers have all been friendly. Note: watch out how far you try to take a shopping cart in the parking lot because the wheels lock up if you try to take it too far.

Amazing selection and the owners are so sweet and helpful, they have awesome customer service, and…read moregreat variety of products.

This restaurant is tucked inside an eastern european grocery store. The food at the restaurant is…read moreamazing. So flavorful and warming. I highly recommend the cabbage rolls and pelmeni. The prices are great too, especially for Seattle. I also love the store. I buy salted and smoked mackerel here often. They have a large selection of imported sausages, cheeses, and beer. The people are nice too.

Incredible prices. Freezers full of what looks to be homemade dumplings. Limit selection but the…read moreessentials are here and I can overemphasize that the prices can't be beat anywhere. Very polite staff. Very clean and reliable stock. We will be making this a regular stop!

Compared to their previous Factoria location, this shop is much more disappointing. I was hoping…read morethat they still had their deli section but now there is only a small warm food section where the warm food sits in a heater. They no longer have the vast selection where you can select for your bento box. They still have some frozen goods but it's pretty pricy. They have some Asian food items but the shop is very small. I really loved their deli section. Wish they still kept that since the food was so authentic and good.

I was looking for a place to get a quick snack while waiting for an appointment, so I decided to…read morestop into Plaza Latina. I'm so glad I did! The bakery is EXCEPTIONAL. The selection of pastries and breads is vast, and they have many classic Mexican pastry options, such as (what I think is called) a concha. They come in multiple colors, but the yellow stood out to me. It's chewy with a slight crunch and perfect level of sweetness and a light fluffy texture. I don't have any other pastry to compare it to, so you'll just have to get one for yourself! The price was great too, the pastry and a bottled water was $3.91. The cashier was efficient. It's not much to look at from the outside, and the inside isn't anything special. I was also hoping an employee greeted me when I walked through the door, but it wasn't a big deal. If you are looking for a quick snack that's authentically Mexican for an exceptional price, make sure to visit Plaza Latina!

Love this place. I mostly come to Plaza Latina to grab carne al pastor and their fresh salsas,…read morewhich are authentic and taste great. It's one of my go-to spots when I want ingredients that actually taste authentic. They've got a great selection of freshly baked pastries, fresh produce/meat, and tons of South and Central American goodies you don't usually see at regular grocery stores. It's a great little neighborhood market and definitely worth checking out if you're in Shoreline.