Mo's is the best. Lots of variety in the store, but the deli is some of the best pork belly I have…read moreever had anywhere. Great fried chicken too. If they don't have spring rolls or banh mi you can ask and if they have the stuff they'll make them fresh for you. Amazing staff, super friendly and helpful all the time! ​

The market has a fast side, a dry goods side, produce side, deli side. I just found the produce…read moreside today! People are always super nice, I love the deli food. Hmong sausage, purple rice, shrimp, thai iced coffee, mango smoothies all excellent!

The best banh mi in the state! My goto spot for roast duck & bbq crispy pork ribs & pork belly…read more I can't be in an Asian grocery store long lol I only go here during the off peak times to avoid the long deli line. If I need any Asian grocery items, I usually just have my mom get them for me from a list that I would send her. I am very sensitive to smell and vomit very easily so I try to go in and out of Asian grocery stores as quickly as possible and especially on an empty stomach just in case I do vomit. The raw meat section smell is terrifying at every Asian market I wish it was sectioned far away from the entrance of deli foods. But it's not & they cut the raw meats in the open air (not enclosed or closed door separate room) & the smell lingers into the entire store at every Asian market & just makes me very ill. Luckily, the deli register line is only for the deli so I can just order deli foods and check out in the same line and then I'm out the door.

Got the two tray combo with half n half; fried rice n noodle, w chicken wings. Along w half a duck…read more I feel the deli here is underrated. U get alot w the two tray combo meal (under $10). Everything is excellent. Gets busy during lunch hr n the deli sells out of a few things on the wknd, deli doesn't stay open late. Recommended

This is my favorite place we stopped at to eat all day (we ate at three other places at least LOL)…read more It's such a cute spot - they have so many pastries and I wanted to try all of them / I'd definitely go here more often if this place existed in the city I live in. The pao de queijo was probably my favorite thing but I also liked the coconut truffle / enjoyed trying everything. I also picked up some snacks they were selling since it has a convenience store vibe and the Brazilian snacks we got were also really yummy.

Excellent food. The Mortadella sandwich and flan were excellent. My husband enjoyed the ham and…read morecheese too. The sandwiches are freshly made to order and the flan really was excellent. There is a little market and also a deli case so you can bring home some unique items. Julio was really helpful and we will definitely be back. Free parking in the lot or on the street.

A large roomy store with easy shopping for specialty products. We usually don't think there is…read moremuch in snack food from Asia. Just like any store there is a long aisle with snacks on both sides, packages calling out for attention with bright lettering and Anime drawings. Of course there is frozen meat and fresh greens and a large selection of common items like soy sauce. I was looking for a large bottle of Rice Vinegar but had to settle for a less-in-value smaller size. The store is on a frontage road and not real visible from Fairview so think of the building next to Starbucks which is very visible.

Stopped in here after the gym again and had another great experience. It's quiet, clean and has…read moreamazing items with great prices. This time I couldn't find my mild curry block that I like so we had to go with medium hot (hopefully I survive). They did have vegan oyster sauce and some other vittles I needed. Staff are friendly and attentive, I love supporting them.

This place was great, and the staff was very nice and helpful. They have a lot of unique groceries…read morewith plenty of staples to make our stay in Rochester a lot nicer.

Every time we move, my first question is whether there is a respectable international grocer in…read moretown, with a reputable selection of Middle Eastern fare. I found International Spices & Groceries using a Google search, and after visiting the market yesterday, I was so surprised that no one had reviewed the place on Yelp as of yet. Well, there's a first time for everything... The first thing I noticed about the store is how sparkling clean the floors were. Along with the bright lighting and well-organized shelves stacked with the whole gamut of traditional spices, jams, pita bread, cookies, and teas (to name only a few of the items they had), this place exceeded my expectations. Many international grocers have no desire to spruce up their stores because they know the focused customer base will continue to shop there, especially if there is no nearby competition. However, this place does an excellent job of appealing to the general public, with its ample selection of meats, cheeses, frozen and dried goods. If you plan on visiting the store on Fridays, remember that its closed around noon. I forgot what time exactly, but it is listed on the front door. I parked on the street at a metered spot right in front of the store and did not notice a nearby lot for shoppers.

Always have to come to this grocery store when I'm in the area. It has the best kimchi brand,…read morereasonably priced, and carries a lot of good brands in general. I would say top 3 Korean grocery stores in MN. Theres always a nice cashier, fully stocked shelves, and never really busy

I haven't been here in ages but forgot what a gem this place is and that I didn't need to trek…read moretowards Columbia Heights to get some Korean finds. Was able to pick up some things I couldn't find at other Asian grocery stores and even picked up metal chopsticks which I've been loving. Very old school Asian grocery store vibes but the staff was friendly and reminded me of the good old days of corner stores. Plenty of street parking in the area. Not a huge selection but some unique finds for sure.

Am I missing something here? I don't live in the area. I don't even live in the state. However, I…read moresaw a few reviews that captured my attention and I wanted to see for myself. I truly wanted to try the pre-made foods. We walked in and the lights were dimmed. It felt more like I was walking into an art gallery than an Asian grocery store. No one shouting. No funky smells. The produce section was what I walked into first. I was met with 4 green onions, 2 onions, a bag of bean sprouts, and a few fruits but all the produce were all wilted. At least everything else was neatly organized. Then we went to the sauce area, then to the ramen, then to snacks and so forth. All the products were at least 25% or more, higher in price than what's available in the grocers in St. Paul. Yes, you're paying more for the ambiance. Make the drive over to the hundreds of other Asian grocery stores there. I don't even live close and I make the effort to do my big grocery shopping in St. Paul for the price and variety. Anyway, I didn't see any or much SE Asian grocery items that would help me cook my dishes. Most items were catered to East Asian cuisine. Their precooked food area was sad. The pre-cooked rice looked mushy. The breads were dried and flaky. Disappointed to say the least. As an Asian person, I wouldn't frequent the establishment even in desperate times.

I was making ramen from the first time and needed a few specialty ingredients that I haven't used…read morebefore. I was thrilled to see that there is an Asian grocery in Woodbury and it's just down the road from Costco. So I gassed up with some cheap fuel, bought a vacuum that I probably don't need (Costco, amiright?) and swung into United Noodles with my ramen recipe. The store is immaculate and well organized. The woman working the counter was super helpful and showed me where all my ingredients were located. They have an impressive selection of Asian and Hawaiian brands. I'm looking forward to shopping here more often!

I always go there to buy Salmon Roe which they seem to get in bulk and then repackage so I don't…read morehave to order it from Seattle or somewhere. I also get bulk whole leaf tea here. If you like canned eggplant spread, sweets, cookies, and sausages, this is the place for you. I make this myself so to me it seems like it tastes better. In the past they used to have fresh baked whole rye bread which was probably purchased frozen and proofed in the store. It was delicious but they now get fully baked from Chicago or NY and it lacks that great rye flavor. Service is always great and the place is clean and well organized.

Great options from sardines and smoked mackerel(Tik Tok trend!) to garlicky Korean carrots and…read moreNapoleon cake that you must try!!! Take your time to walk up and down the aisles and don't be scared to grab something that looks "unusual" in American culture. You will be happily surprised!! Grab one of each candy, a jar of marinated tomatoes, some frozen pierogis...etc and have a fun night with friends trying new treats. Stop by the deli counter yet and get some cheeses and meats for a charcuterie board! Don't be put off by the lack of customer service, they are busy stocking and ringing up customers. It is a small and family run store happy to have your support.