This place was a joke. The selection is something you would expect to find at a gas station. I cannot believe they call themselves a grocery store. As an Asian I am completely insulted that they think they should label themselves a grocery store. read more

The store is small, but they do a great job packing in a wide variety of products. It's impressive how much they fit into such a limited space. That said, I personally find it frustrating when there's no pricing visible on shelves or products. Many of the items that were labeled seemed a bit pricey, which made me hesitant to commit to a larger purchase--especially when trying to gauge the total cost while also picking up alcohol. read more

Owner is super helpful and kind, I explained tot he gentleman what I was cooking and he nailed the sauce recommendation. One of the those hidden gem Asian marts. read more

Great selection for items not found locally and with reasonable prices. Saves us a trip to Denver when we're wanting to get wrappers for lumpia or snacks like shrimp chips. I look forward to stopping by to see what might be in stock. Thank you! read more

This place was amazing! The owner is so nice and helpful. I found everything I need to make the asian and indian food I love to cook.

I could write a love song about this place! Don't be fooled by the size- their selection is awesome. I've been to several of the other "Asian grocery" stores in the Fort Collins area, and the selections have been abysmal. I was elated to find this store tonight, and the amazing selection of Korean, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and assorted other Asian items that they carry (like frozen lumpia). Other major upside? They have incredible homemade kimchi! ...Plus, the owner is super sweet and helpful. Love supporting family businesses like this one! You literally cannot go wrong with this place. read more

I came in today to get my hands on the spicy nuclear noodles and was so happy to see that they also offer a hugeeee tub of Kim chi. I've been overpaying for a smaller size at typical groceries up here. The owners were friendly and very helpful!! read more

I just have to say how discouraged I was when I pulled up but when I went in, I was so impressed. I am Thai and visiting my friend here and we found everything we needed to make thai food at this tiny market, which is by the way attached to the gas station and the older guy who helped us knew where everything we needed was and had great recommendations for other things. What a huge variety of items "neatly" crammed into a small space and they had a great selection of cold items. Sauces, pastes, spices, snacks, basic and common Asian food staples and more! No produce but I wouldn't expect here and it's cool. I found furukake from my childhood at this location and for years I've been searching for it and found it, here! I was so excited. Kudos to the owners of the tiny sketchy gas station for making it and being a diamond in the rough! PS, I'm visiting from the coast and the Asian markets there are the size of targets so it was such a great surprise for this place and impressive selection. read more

They don't carry much. Can't find what I need. If you need real groceries go to West 120th.

I was so thankful to find a small grocery with people who are actually happy to see you in their store. They helped me with purchasing the correct items for a very specific recipe. Thank you for the great customer service. read more

Homemade kimchi?! Sweet potato noodles?! Melon pops?!?! I about died. This place has several of the Korean ingredients I can't find anywhere in America. The prices aren't bad, and the guy running the shop is very nice. I will be back to stock up on makgeolli soon. read more

Well stocked and clean little grocery store inside of a gas station. Despite being small, it punches above it's weight in carrying all of the necessities for Korean (and Japanese and Filipino) and then some. Korean people are notoriously hot tempered and passionate (they're kinda like the Italians of Asia) but this uncle running the store is actually incredibly warm and will help you find anything you need. The prices are reasonable, and yes, friends he makes and sells his own cabbage kimchi. Nobody else in town comes even close to this place in terms of Korean and Japanese ingredients/groceries and honestly the prices are so reasonable compared to driving down to Denver. Will be back again! read more

This Oriental grocery store is also a gas station. Kind of an odd combination but very cool! They have Pocky, a small refrigerated and frozen section all that are Oriental food based. Everyone that works there seems very nice and sweet and eager to help regardless if you are shopping on the regular gas station side of the store or the Oriental side. read more

I was happy to find this place. The owner seems really nice, and I finally found seasoned seaweed and kimchi. There is a pretty large selection considering the size. Mostly Korean items BTW.. read more

What a friendly helpful man! And he could tell by my voice that I was the one who had called 3 days ago asking about natto. I dont know who was working when people complained about the workers here but it could not have been this gentleman. Plus they stock natto (frozen). read more

This store is fantastic, I used to shop here all the time when I lived in Fort Collins! Glad to hear from other reviewers that they still have the great selection that they used to when I shopped there 10 years ago, especially in such as small space. They also at the time were the only place in Fort Collins that reliably carried sushi grade fish, I hope they still do for the next time that I pass though being that they are the closest asian market to where I live now! read more

Had the sweet soy sauce we love and can't find anywhere. And homemade Kimchee! The owner is quite nice as well.

This is a traditional Korean market with some Japanese and Filipino scattered around. It IS small and IS located inside a gas station, but is exactly what I was looking for. If you've ever been to Korea, tiny markets are the norm. All of the products were in date and clean (some other places in town have dust all over everything) and there is a good selection for such a small space. It's only about 8x10 feet, but they manage to pack a large variety into that space. Including frozen items, prepared kimchi (not the mass produced stuff in a glass jar), and even some fresh produce to go along with all of the sauces, spices, noodles, etc. The prices are a little higher than average, but you will NOT find a better Korean selection in Fort Collins or at any of the big Asian supermarkets in the Denver area. I've looked. Also, the owner is a really nice and helpful guy. It turns out that he and I were stationed at some of the same army bases in Korea when we were soldiers. read more