This isn't just an Asian grocery store, it's truly a world market with products from many different cultures. I love coming here to stock up on essentials like their large bags of rice and my favorite lentils. The selection is impressive, and there's always something new to discover. The service can be a bit limited, but that may be due to some staff members not speaking much English. Despite that, the store is well-organized, clean, and brightly lit, making it easy to shop and find what you need. Overall, it's a great place to find international ingredients and pantry staples at reasonable prices. read more

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If you are looking for an international foods store this is the place to go and get spices, tea, soups, meat, fresh fish that you will not find at your neighborhood grocery store unless you live in Florida, seafood, a huge variety of vegetables and so much more. Check it out! Fast service, great prices and I found all that I was looking for and more. read more

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The store has changed since it has new ownership. There's a bigger variety of foods and vegetables but customer service needs improvement. The cashiers and employees are not friendly. It's easier to go up and down the aisles to find what you need than to ask for help. read more

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I love how everyone is welcome. There was jackfruit that was huge and amazing. It wasn't too busy and easy to peruse the shelves. Will be back! read more

Lee Lee International Supermarkets - Jackfruit! - Seafood Markets Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Excellent selection of products and produce from all over the world, not just Asian countries. I saw some eastern European selections as well as Middle Eastern and African choices. Their produce is excellent. They had fresh mangosteen and lychee. I saw stuff I had not seen since I was a child. It has that old school grocery store feel; I felt like I was walking the aisles and shopping with my great grandmother back in the day. The service is excellent. I asked some questions of employees and they were helpful and knowledgeable. I'll definitely be back and it's worth the drive for sure. read more

Lee Lee to me is more than a supermarket but also a place to learn so much about new food items from around the world and expand one's cooking and food horizons. It's a huge store that a food geek like me can spend a couple hours in just looking at the different items and reading about them on my phone. My favorite thing about it is that in addition to the large Asian selections from different countries they also have big sections for non asian countries- African, Middle Eastern, European etc. Tons of new ingredients to try, fresh noodles, vegan/ vegetarian items, curry pastes, sauces. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite! read more

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I hadn't been to Lee Lee's since it was acquired by a new company so it was interesting to see what's changed. A big issue I had before was that items often lacked shelf labels in English & since a lot of their products are imported, their packaging is in different languages so for those of us who wanted to try new products, it was a somewhat risky endeavor lol Now, pretty much all shelves had labels in English under the products. Super helpful & really made a difference during my latest shopping trip. The place also smelled fresher than it used to. It was still way too cold so take a sweater if you're going to shop! read more

Wow this market is amazing and has at least 5 different bananas including one from Hawaii. And don't forget the sales. You can get deals for a bag of veges or bananas for $1. So many different Asian snacks and fruit and veggies. Rice noodles and fresh seafood and dishes and cute cups. Free open parking. read more

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Great Asian market with lots of different variety of noodles, frozen foods, fresh seafood, and seasonings that you can think of, especially when wanting to make an authentic tasting Asian dish. Lots of different variety of drinks that you can't find in your regular supermarket as well as a different candies from overseas . Nice friendly and helpful employees read more

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I needed to get meats and veggies for a hot pot I was doing for neighbors this weekend. This is the place I always shop when I needed to make any Chinese or Asian dishes. I always find fresh vegetables I normally couldn't find else. However, I was unable to find any shaved meat....very disappointing. If you have never shopped here, just roaming up and down the various aisles is an adventure in itself! It is very international in terms of foodstuff they offer. read more

I did a shopping here recently for the first time in a few years. I bought a package of peanuts and eight jars of Zergut dips and spreads, each one a different kind. For me at least, this is not a good store to do a general grocery shopping, but it's a good place to find a few specific items. Checkout was fast. read more

I am writing about my experience because it might help someone avoid having to throw away something they bought at this supermarket. If you are already familiar with the product, go ahead and buy it; however, this isn't the place to try anything new. The labels often feature photos that make an item look sweet, only for it to turn out to be the exact opposite. The manager and cashiers are rude and unfriendly, and they do not speak fluent English. They won't give you a refund or store credit for something that turns out to be different from what you expected. So, be careful--you'll essentially be throwing your money away. These companies don't lose money; they should be much friendlier and offer refunds when a customer returns a product because the taste is inedible. Their culture isn't a generous one--quite the opposite; they lie easily and care about nothing other than making money. There are many businesses like this in the world; it's best to just stay away from them because the energy isn't good. I wonder if they have someone deleting the negative reviews and leaving only the positive ones, because if you notice, people only seem to say good things about this supermarket. I've done my part by taking the time to write about my experience and warn people not to waste their money at this supermarket, Lee Lee International Market. read more

This is a very large asian grocery store. There were tons of produce and vegetables. We did buy some apricots that did go bad within a day or so so just be careful when selecting your produce. There was so much to see and we didn't get to go down every aisle as the store is massive. They also had a lot of frozen food and sea food which we didn't check out. The store was quiet and there were many employees stocking products around the store. There was a steady stream of customers. The check out was quick and the employee was friendly. This store was very interesting and we would like to go back to explore. read more

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I love this store! It reminds me so much of my childhood and they've got lots of amazing snack options and their customer service is great

Wow. I spent 2 1/2 hours in this place. 45 minutes of it was in the produce section. I watch a lot of cooking shows and this place had most of the weird items used in the shows, that I've never seen anywhere else in Tucson. I love Kimchi and there was a huge section of it. I bought the red Kimchi and also green which I had never seen before. They had kumquats which I haven't seen in a grocery store in years, so I bought them as well (they are delicious). The dry grocery section of the store is somewhat disorganized, There are spices in 4 or 5 different places/aisles. The same with sauces, pastes, soup mixes. If they were all together (like all spices) it would be so much easier to figure what to buy. Everything had Asian and English descriptors and everything was priced. The back of the store has fresh and frozen fish and meat products. They even had pig ears, tongue, stomach, snouts, brains and hooves! While most of the store is Asian centered, they also carry some Indian, Jamaican and Middle East items. I'll definitely go back and do some more shopping. read more

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It's been a while since I've reviewed this spot. They have been here for years and I know why. They have hard to find items, great prices, and helpful service! Everything is clearly marked which makes it easier to find if you're a newbie to this place. read more

OK. I'm spoiled. I've shopped at a great H Mart in Houston and loved it. I had hoped for something at least in the ballpark here. I was sorely disappointed. I was specifically looking for mochi and a few other desserts along with Ramune. Came out empty handed. They only had mochi ice cream not actual Mochi. The Ramune selection wasn't even as good as World Market. Please give us an H Mart in Tucson. read more

Every fish you can think of either fresh or frozen Salivating the whole time there Prices are great a table read more

Wow Lee Lee's the prices are exorbitant. Everything has gone up and I can't imagine what will happen with the tariff issues. The variety is there and I always appreciate that. It's been about a year since I've been so the renovations are done. They do have a variety of tropical items which I appreciate. They also have wonderful fresh produce. They used to separate very ripe, ripe and unripe plantains so I was disappointed that not see any very ripe plantains. Maybe they just didn't have any but I drove 25 min just for that since it was a pretty consistent finding here. I also love getting authentic Jamaican ginger beer. One used to be around $1.50 but they are now $2.29. Again prices are way up. Not sure it's worth the drive anymore. read more

Went here to find a hard to find product and they had exactly what I wanted they have a nice selection of products thank you

We highly recommend Lee Lee for your oriental shopping needs. They had everything we were looking for.

This grocery store has EVERYTHING! The fish and meat is wonderful and the butcher trims the beef like it should be. The staff are friendly and helpful. If you're looking for something from another country I'm betting they will have it and fairly priced! read more

We used to come here very often to buy groceries because it usually has everything we need or want. However, we went today and I was very disappointed. I think the owner has changed, but the vibe in there just feels different. We wanted help locating something since everything seems to have moved. We see a group of workers just standing there with their arms crossed, so we went to ask them where it was. But no one seemed willing to help us. We were walking up to them and they suddenly dispersed. So, we went back and waited to see if any of them were going to help us. After 5 mins, no one was helping us, so we just went up to them and they said "We don't speak Chinese." Funny thing is that we didn't even speak yet. So we spoke in English asking if they knew where the item was and they told us "Aisle 3." So, we went to that aisle and it was not there. Then, we had to ask another employee, and finally, he was the only one who was helpful. He told us that it was sold out, but he wasn't sure when it would come back in stock. In addition, a lot of the shelves in specific aisles were empty compared to a year ago when I went. I don't think I'm coming back. I'm very disappointed in the customer service. read more

Very good store/ restaurant they have a ton of packaged noodle options and they have unique Asian goods like fruits candy and drinks I love this place I rate it a 10/10 read more

they serve expired food they sell rotten food I almost went into the hospital of their food read more

Lee Lee International Supermarkets - Expired two months ago - Seafood Markets Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

The place is getting filled now with lots of items and if you catch sale prices even better. Produce can be a hit or miss so choose carefully. I love the Manila Mangoes but a lot of times they are overripe and wrinkly but if you get them the first day they put them out they are really sweet and good. One thing why I gave less stars, a lot of the items are near expiration and I noticed these when I pulled them out of the pantry and when I looked at the dates they are either expired or near expiration date. Also, one of the overpriced frozen young coconut was kind of sour. I had to throw it away and it was $5.99. I didn't bother returning it because we live far and not worth going back to. read more

Selection of everything Asian is great. Fresh produce with a great selection, and selection of fresh fish is adequate. Love this place and the Vietnamese restaurant next to it! read more

Write down the prices when you're in the aisle , they have a nasty habit of showing one price but charging for a higher price at the register. It's not occasional, it's regular. Having said that, the place is amazing for its variety. Pay attention to pricing. read more

You guys need to bring back the whole fresh fish, cleaning and frying please please pretty PLEASE!! It was the best thing there!

I had heard about this market when I moved to Tucson. I had no reason to visit until today. I ran out of black bean paste and, strangely, it's not a typical market item here. This market had several good choices. It has a deep selection of shelf items and frozen foods from a host of Asian cultures. It also has a strong selection of produce. Unfortunately, what this sterile cavernous space is missing are prepared foods like most large Asian markets that I've relied on in other cities. read more

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Good selection the drive from my house is not convenient but if you are looking for certain items these probably have it

I live in Saint David so I have to plan a trip to buy Asian food. I found everything I needed and more! There was a plentiful various types of foods.... Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean and Indian! They are very well stocked. read more

Great Market, clean and very well organized You have to contain yourself not to buy a U-Haul of food and goods.

So far in Tucson, this is the only International market I have been to. I like coming here, for cooking ingredients that I don't find in regular stores. I cook a lot of Asian dishes, so this is my go to place. They have a lot of produce and cuts of meat that other stores doesn't have. They also have a wide variety of seasonings from other countries, mainly Asian. A lot of interesting snacks and beverages available as well. Seafood is also available in the store. They have fresh or frozen fish, shellfish and more to mention. There are 2 restaurants inside the store, Chinese and Vietnamese. It's always been fun coming here. read more

This place is great and the selection is fantastic! I like how they section off the isles by ethnicity it makes it really easy to find what you're looking for. read more

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Lee Lee's is the best international grocery store in Tucson for Asian food. It offers a wide variety of items you cannot find anywhere else. The produce section is excellent and fresh. I frequently grab Asian leafy green vegetables and melons, which are reasonably priced compared to traditional grocery stores. The instant noodle, snack, and meat sections also have good options. My favorite item to get by far is the frozen dim sum. For me, good dim sum is not very accessible. I always load up on the siu mai, har gow, and chicken feet, which are delicious for being frozen items. Even though the checkout lines can get long during peak times, the staff are very efficient. Overall, go to Lee Lee's for your international staples! read more

Great selection of food, especially East Asian! First time I came with a friend and we spent hours and went through each aisle in the store. Large, clean store, well worth the drive if you don't live nearby. read more

You have to visit Lee Lee's on the NW side (Orange Grove/La Cholla) at least once. If you live far away, then just make a day out of it since there's a lot of great little restaurants in that parking lot (and inside) too. It's a food adventure with each aisle from different cultures including vegetables you normally cannot find at regular grocery stores, seafood, well-priced meats, Asian snacks, big bags of rice, frozen food, woks, and a great selection of fresh and dry noodles and ramen that you will have difficulty finding elsewhere. I was stocking up on noodles today, and just like Costco, you'll come out with other things you had not planned for. read more

Lee Lee International Supermarkets - Noodles, udon, green papaya, chiles - Seafood Markets Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Lee-lees Asian Market is a go to for fresh produce, noodles, rice, fish, all kinds of Asian foods you can't find at other places or if you do it's so much more expensive. There are sections based on country, Check-out the spices, and the frozen section. read more

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How people live in cities without Asian Markets in 2023 boggles my mind. This store is perfect. The spices are so good, the rice selection, and the only place I have found Siracha sauce ( with the green top )The selection in this store is amazing. I love the fillipino food section. It's so hard to find specific items for cooking at the Union operated chains. This store is clean and easy to navigate. I come up here about 2x a month to get items like fish sauce, miso paste, chicken feet ( good to make broth) etc. they have a lot of cuts of meat that traditional US markets don't carry as do the Hispanic markets, but the foods differ so the cuts differ between cultures. I love shopping here and it's also good for Rice bowls and woks etc. read more