Service was AWFUL went there for the first time and stood there in the deli for over 10 minutes no…read moreone came out they were all in the back having a conversation as I stood there waiting for help. Food looked old anyways which probably was a sign not to get it. First and last time I'll be there

Spring rolls were great from the deli. I also bought some really good produce and frozen Dim Sum…read moreitems.

I've been looking for a good Hmong style deli closer to home. Koom Siab hit the mark! I got my…read morefavorites like fried pork belly, purple sticky rice, noodle stuffed chicken wings, and papaya salad. All items I bought were so good that I went back 2 days later and refilled my fridge!

Always hit up this spot for their deli food. My only…read moredislike is their eggrolls, it's greasy and filled mostly with cabbage with very little to no meat. Their service is lacking and on busy days, there are lines for the deli and cashier. I've walking out a few times after going in and seeing people line up for deli/cashier. Or i'll not make my full order just because i feel guilty holding up 8 people behind me as I ask them to make papaya salad. If im doing this, im sure there are others doing the same. Losing out on customers due to unorganized service.

We drove by this grocery store and thought about checking it out if we are in the area again. The…read morename caught my attention. They have a parking lot out front, grocery store is new. You see a dining room on the left when you enter. Fresh produce in the front of the store, deli towards the back, and rows of groceries throughout the store. Store is pretty clean and prices are reasonable. The owner was working in the front, she greeted everyone entering. She noticed we were waiting at the deli, she quickly ran to the deli to assist and ring up the rest of our grocery. Family and local owned.

So many great Vietnamese items I can't find at other markets and the prices are even better. The…read moreselection is great for canned and frozen goods. It is pretty quiet, plenty of parking, and easy quick and out.

Came in for some "fresh quail eggs" to make soup for my mom with a cold, come home to realize it's…read morecovered in mold, pretty annoyed.. also don't have a working phone line to call. Figure it out.

I can't believe after coming here all these years I have yet to do a review. This is my go to…read moreMercado in the area for fresh produce and especially peppers I can't find at a local grocery store. They also have a great selection of the standard canned offerings, hot sauces, and the freshest tortilla chips I can find. I also hit their meat section too if I don't want to take the time prep a meal at home and just want to whip something together. I have tried their fajita mix, al pastor, carne asada, and pollo asado. All are great and you can't beat the price. This past year they have really opened up the space to expand the fresh veggies/peppers, tortillas, and fresh salsa of all different heat levels.

I've been to several panaderias around the Twin Cities and this one is as good or better than the…read morerest. Everything is very fresh and made well. The prices are reasonable and fair.

If you are looking for a little sushi hidden gem then I've got the place for you. Sushi Kabar…read moretucked inside the Coborns market in Plymouth. I know what you are thinking... "this guy just lost all credibility". I would have thought the same thing before. Some grocery chains have the sushi delivered from a local distributor that was made fresh that day but it sits all day in the case. Some places have the sushi made fresh on site but the quality and consistency is not great due to the variability of the chef that day. You don't have to worry about that here. Sushi Kabar is a locally owned, family run business inside Coborns. I had the pleasure of meeting Lan and his wife and they were both very friendly and personable. They get all their ingredients fresh due to the Coborns connection and make it fresh daily on site. They can make your special request and custom orders on site due to their expertise and experience. Order: I got the chef special that included 4 salmon nigiri and a spicy salmon roll. Fish was fresh and the flavors were delicious. I was so excited that I ate it and forgot to take a picture. Overall: Don't be afraid. You are going to love it. Support local, support Minnesota family run businesses.

This new grocery store just opened up in Plymouth, down the street from my old work place. My…read morecoworkers were telling me about it and to go check it out. We walked into the store, on the left side is the bakery, deli, and restaurant. If you walk towards the left towards Penny Horse, which is desserts, you will see the mechanic horse and dining area. We ordered a couple of dishes at the global restaurant, they gave us a number to place on the table and server will bring the food. Afterwards we walked around the grocery store to do some shopping.

What an absolutely delightful shopping experience-- I will definitely be back! I'm shopping for…read moreThree Kings treats, including rosca (iykyk) and this shop has it all! The proprietor was SO kind and helpful. I can't wait to come back. A hidden gem!

It has been a few years since I've been to the grocery but it's a good shop. I think I was pricing…read moreout taco presses. I have been to their hot food outlet that's around the corner at the back end by the alley, and that has been very good every time I've been there.

I went to the mall for a quick lunch on a weekday and saw that there were 3 Hmong establishments…read morejust like the ones at the Hmong Mall. I was delighted. This one had the most people at the counter, so I thought it must be good. I ordered the Khao Poo noodle, which is a spicy noodle dish. It looked good on the menu. $14.99 is par for the course now for a noodle bowl. I had to order from the kiosk, but the receipt spit out on the other side of the counter. I had to go and ask for it. There was one guy working the kitchen and the counter, while there was another lady on the bubble tea side. I thought that was strange as it all looked like one business. I started to notice that the people standing around were all waiting for food. Well it took 20 minutes for my noodle to appear. So much for a quick lunch. Apparently because of their receipt print out not being available, there was another customer who mistook my Khao Poo with his. Well I showed him my receipt and he backed off. (Pro tip: get your receipt!!!) The noodle bowl looked very appetizing. I was excited. After taking the photo though, I dug into it and discovered that the noodles were in a clump, like they were just taken out of the fridge and poured the broth on top without stirring it. Well cold noodles with not boiling broth makes for a lukewarm bowl of noodles. I asked for pig's blood, which I paid extra for and were absent. The rice noodles were overcooked and they started to fall apart in earnest. However, the bowl had a lot of flavor. But the execution and temperature were not on point. Their saving grace was a surprise. Since there wasn't much protein in the noodle bowl, I was still hungry. I went and ordered a Durian Smoothie. The lady confirmed that it was real fruit in the smoothie. Well they were really proud of it: $8.95 for a smoothie!! Well I didn't care. I cannot remember the last time I had a real durian smoothie with real durian. When it came, OMG!! This was insane. I had died and gone to heaven. So 3 stars for the food and service, and 5 stars for the smoothie, so we land at 4 stars. Maybe get a burger or pho next door, and get the smoothie here.

Fast service, delicious and filling food. The chicken wing laab was spicy and the special pho was…read moreloaded with beef and seafood, I really enjoyed it.