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.

As always the food was great, the grocery is set up same as always so I know my way around better…read more I'm always looking for the new seasonal fruit, it's a fun exercise!

Friendly staff. A good selection of Asian produce and fruits. They have a deli attached that you…read morecan sit down and have soup noodles soup or to go. They have some ready made package good for an easy grab and go. Prices are very reasonable for the food. The frozen section was ok and it seems that one is the freezer was having issues when I was there and alerted the staff. I came for some bitter melons but most of their bitter melons are bruised and are not in good condition. In a pinch, it's a good option when in downtown St. Paul area.

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

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.

Great Asian supermarket! I love how big and open it is, and that they carry everything from fresh…read moreproduce to frozen foods, ramen, snacks, sauces, herbs, and even kitchenware. There's even a restaurant and mochi donut shop. If you order at the counter, they will make the mochi donut fresh for you, and it is so good! It's hot, chewy, and sweet. Now I'll always think about these when I get the pre-made mochi donuts anywhere else

This place is a small staple for me that carries some things I can't find elsewhere at an…read moreaffordable price. It looks small but once inside you realize there's a whole giant back room filled with things. They have a hot deli counter that sells grab and go items as well as made to order items. There's even a mochi donut place inside too. Great place if you're looking for one of those giant calendars with miscellaneous photo and the holidays marked (they offer them every new year and there's no limit so if you wanted to plaster a whole wall you could). Parking is probably the most annoying thing because the parking lot is almost always packed. Love that they open a little later than most Asian stores.

So cool! We stopped by to see what all there was to offer…read more Loved the cooking supplies and food items. We needed up getting all kinds of random stuff for our kitchen and from my hubby's classroom. I think we spend 2 hours looking around. Checking out, the two women were lovely. And made sure we got what we needed. Definitely recommend.

This spot is such an underrated Asian grocery store in the twin cities!!! It is a warehouse style…read moregrocery store where everything isn't sold in bulk which it much appreciated! It's clean, massive and have your basic Asian grocery necessities! They also have very affordable meat prices ($2 for a pack of chicken? Say less) I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because I'd love to see more products - there were a few things I was looking for that they didn't have. But overall this is such a solid spot!!!

The International Bazaar/Market is a permanent location within the Minnesota State Fairgrounds…read more It's across from the horticulture building. The vendors range from live music, belly dancers, henna artists, handmade jewelry, clothing, and of course, food! This year, Union Hmong Kitchen is a new vendor! They absolutely rocked their first year and I hope they return. I enjoyed the Lemongrass Tofu dish with purple sticky rice the most.

We stopped in for some excellent sandwiches. The Mortadella is a must plus add some of their hot…read moresauce. The Coxinha (chicken croquette) is great and the Kibeh is okay. Service is excellent.

I live in the southwest metro area and will regularly make the drive to St Paul just to go to…read moreLittle Brazil. This is the only place in the Twin Cities where you can get Brazilian food, outside of churrasco-style/ayce places. And the food is AUTHENTIC. My husband is Brazilian and feels like he's back home when he goes here. It's a bonus we can also stock up on grocery items we can't find anywhere else! The staff are all super friendly and willing to help you with pronouncing the Portuguese items :) My favorites are coxinha (croquette), pão de queijo (cheese bread), and misto quente (ham & cheese sandwich). My husband's favorites are the mercadão (mortadella sandwich), feijoada (Sat only - the national dish of Brazil) and passion fruit mousse.

A wonderful Greek/Mediterranean grocery store with many items that are hard to find elsewhere in…read moreMinneapolis. The neighborhood has gotten rougher over the years but the store remains a classic and more than worth regular visits.

Great selection of Mediterranean foodstuffs and great olive and feta counters…read more Well worth a visit

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.

Came specifically to check out the food. Which reminds me of home(Laos). I got the chicken feet…read morepapaya mild(made me cry and swear bullets, but that's the delicious way)$18. YUM. They got fermented small crab sauce they mixed in there that gives a nice flavor profile. LOTS of peanuts which I also love to cook down my mouth from the heat. They added mango which I found delish and added a sweet taste to the bite. Also got the pork belly$12 super moist and crunchy plus the sauce it comes with?? Amazing. Not exactly crack sauce but it's on the same spectrum. Zero regrets. Would take a trip here again(it's only 2 bus ride away from home) 10/10 recommend for anyone that wants that true southeast Asian taste. They also got many other drink and food options for any palate level.

Had an amazing meal with friends and then picked up some fresh tropical fruits and some great…read moreplants & herbs for my home garden! Amazing value with authentic Asian flair. This is one of my fav places to visit in the twin cities. It's very similar to Hmong Village, but it's a different location, has less restaurants and has much more outdoor space and varieties of plants for sale.