You'll find Mekong Supermarket in the Mekong Plaza. I arrived just as their gate was opening for…read morebusiness. Perfect timing. It's nice to shop when nobody else is in the store. I wanted a new bamboo steamer and a few supplies. I found all I needed for dinner and continued on my way. Shared parking and Wi-Fi in the plaza.

A true Asian Retail experience, feels like what you would find in a Chinatown experience. This…read moreshopping center offers wide variety of dining options alongside its grocery and other retail storefronts. There is ample parking throughout the shopping center. Grocery Selection (4/5): A good variety of fresh produce, seafood and meats. There are also unique snacks. Cleanliness (3/5): The interior definitely feels dated. Price (3/5): you can find some good deals but the prices are about what you would expect.

Love this cute little market. They're very kind only place. I will get my palm oil from. I should…read moretry other things. Looks like they have great spices, etc. very cute place.

I took a little adventure and walked around the "Only On Apache" commercial corridor doing some…read morepromotions for RAIL CDC's small business grants. I happened upon this awesome little mom no' pop run by Florence and her husband. They are originally from the motherland, Ghana. They opened up this shop to offer authentic African and Caribbean foods, items and clothing. Florence welcomed me loudly with a big smile, giving me a personal tour if the store and it's unique items such as smoked shrimp, fufu, matching hair wraps / face mask combos, real Shea butter, black soap etc. We talked a bot and realize that we have friends im common. Small world. I would recommend everyone come in and take a gander at all the cool items, authentic American herbs and food items. She is the #1 provider of authentic Shea butter and has legit black soap. This business is a great asset to the community and Florence is active in improving the area. ...... I have been in community economic development (neighborhood level economic development) since 2012, helping start ups and small businesses to grow from surviving to thriving. My focus areas are commercial and cultural business districts, generally around public transit. I've assisted over 1000 businesses in all areas of technical assistance, access to capital and direct grants.

I love living in this area because there is an international market or restaurant everywhere you…read moreturn. I am half Greek and love Baiz so I can get my ingredients at a decent price. The Baklava section or bar is my favorite spot. You can get a box of u pick baklava...or just 1 piece....may I suggest the Nutella covered ones The hot food section is great for some little bites to munch on or get a variety for the house. Heat and go yum and easy! I love the prices in the butcher shop and the meat is fresh and good. When needing veggies or fruit this is my first stop. I color my hair with henna and they have a good section of personal products. If you need a unique gift they have beautiful items here like plate sets tea sets dishes and a selection up front of items. Only some of the ladies who help you at the counters and check out are friendly and nice other than that the customer service is what loses a star.

"You know you are in love when the two of you can go grocery shopping together." ― Woody Harrelson…read more I quite enjoy Baiz. I can get my Turkish coffee, Dubai chocolate bars, Damak chocolate bars, and Milka cookies here. They have a small produce area and an impressive deli. There always something new and tasty to be discovered here. Baiz also has a lovely collection of Turkish kitchen housewares.

I've been living under a rock, not knowing I love just a few minutes from this Lee Lee…read moreInternational Supermarket. My sister had gone in the day before to get some stuff before she went home to the boonies. I got jelly when she sent me a pic of the lychee viral ice cream!! You KNOW I had to get it, so off I went, lol. Not only did I find them in stock, but they had a sale going. 2 boxes for $20. Regular price is $10.99/box, so it's not a while lot of savings, but hey, I'll take it! Plus, $10.99 is the cheapest I've seen locally for a box of 3! I let the secret out so now I can only hope they still have some next time I go! When I checked out, I asked the cashier how long the 2 for $20 deal was going on. She didn't know, so grab some.while you can. I share because I care! =) I was glad to see the store has wide aisles and wasn't crowded. Also, there's a big parking lot shared with neighboring businesses so it's not an issue. The store is clean and the employees get you in and out fast! Can't wait for my next run!

So I have a 50/50 love/ hate relationship with this store…read more What i love is that I can buy foods from my families home countries as they have a great Polish/Russian Euro selection of products from cakes , cevapi, kabanosy, caviar, saurkraut, pate pudding mixes to cheeses and kefirs. I also get meat and fish there as they are nice and fresh. You can still get ground beef for 1.99lb fresh fish that still swimming and they clean and cut it for you. Lots of aisles of products from other countries like Holland India Africa and of course their specialty Asian cultures. They recently updated the store so lots of lighting and clean neatly organized shelves. What i dont like is that 1. the tags on the shelves don't match the scanned price so anything i buy in the aisles I take pictures of and have them correct it. 2. The staff is not friendly at all. Not even to each other I was watching 2 staff members yelling at each other at the register. Even patrons stopped to watch.

Pretty good Indian grocery store for fresh produce and other items. They have interesting specials…read morewhere they treat customers with an appetizer or an unlimited buffet on special occasions. If you join their WhatsApp group you get notified about their daily special pricing on produce and other grocery items which is a good bargain! I visit this store atleast once a week and will continue to do so. Eagerly waiting for their kitchen to open up.

Grocery store for Indian dry goods, frozen and fresh vegetables. Has a counter serve for snacks and…read moresweets, accepting bulk orders for samosas and other items, occasionally side dishes. Only vegetarian items. Check out their samosa for sure, worth it! The vegetables section is pretty good, with weekly sales days too. Mostly fresh vegetables, except if you go on clean out days before new stock arrives, but all in a walk in cooler, neatly arranged on shelves and bins. The store shelves are also neatly arranged without much clutter and space to walk around with a cart. Helpful staff.

This is a cute Japanese market. They carry the essential foods for cooking a nice Japanese meal…read more They carry assorted Japanese snacks and sweet treats. They also make bento boxes and bowls. Now I know where to go for Japanese foods.

My husband usually buys what he wants for himself but I needed some small gifts for him to open on…read morehis birthday. Since he loves Japan I checked out Fujiya Market. I think what surprised me in the best way was that the prices were very reasonable. The store isn't very large but it has a nice selection of snacks, sauces, sweets and drinks. They also carry bento boxes. I picked out an assortment of items for my husband and was happy that he enjoyed his gift bag.

Still a great place for Indian grocery items. They have an enviable variety of spices (I picked up…read moresome amchoor powder, nigella seed, and curry leaves), various sauces and chutneys (Including a unique date chutney I couldn't resist), beef bacon, and all sorts of packaged items with fun names. The selection of fresh grocery items was pretty bare, probably because it was later on in the evening and because it was a holiday, but the fresh sweets look as good as ever. Service is still friendly and nice.

This is a review for the threading service in the beauty salon…read more I am in Phoenix visiting family, and I am used to getting my eyebrows threaded for $6 in Orange County. This is the cheapest place I was able to find ($8 +tax), and Goldie did an EXCELLENT job. She was quick but very thorough, and didn't rush. She threaded, trimmed, and plucked my eyebrows into submission, and she even cleaned up my forehead for no extra charge. The chair was also the comfiest I have seen for threading, as it was like a reverse massage table with a hole for your head, but you were still sitting in a reclined position. I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 because while said chair was probably clean, it looked dirty, and there wasn't much information on display for services and pricing. No big deal, though.

So I went to the customer service desk for a price check on an item today and this short curly grey…read morehaired Korean lady yelled, "What!?" at me as she walked up to the desk. That's no way to talk to customers. First of all I know this lady and she's always "angry" and talks to people with such an aggressive attitude. She once questioned my wife while trying to get a refund on an item we didn't purchase but was charged for and she asked, "You sure you didn't buy it?" Yes we were sure. Next time she gives me an attitude I'm going to make a complaint to management. I'm surprised she's been there so long.

What an incredible Asian/Korean supermarket. Everything from fresh & live seafood, to snacks, to…read morefresh sushi etc. It was great walking around and exploring isle by isle what this store offered. We ended up with a handful of fresh sashimi, instant noodles and snacks we've never seen anywhere else. One thing I will mention is, for the price of $12.99 for a tray of uni is unbelievable. As for the taste, it's left to be desired. Everything else, the salmon, tuna, geoduck, monkfish liver was great! We loved the fishcake especially and wish there was a Hmart back home.