I went here today, mind you I'm a 70 yr disabled senior. No pockets, walked in with my food stamps card in my hand I walked down the aisle to pickup hot sweet chili sauce for my lumbia. This fkn man who works there literally stop right next to me as I picked up the bottle Next I went to the chip aisle to get shrimp chips. Again I bin mutha fk following me with my chips and sauce in my hand. Jesus to the Christ I mentioned it to the cashier and he ask me who? That guy ! Standing next to me at the front cashier. So I ask where's the lumbia wrappers. Cashier say in the back freezer Guess!!!! That mutha followed me to the godamb freezer ! I got my items and said LOUF and clear I WILL NEVER COME BACK TO THIS STORE EVER NEVER Again!!!!!Im not finished when I finished paying for my items this prick sitting right there to the left watching me ad I walked out the store!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

It's a small, jam packed mom and pop store. Lots of Asian, Carribean, Pacific Islander products that can be hard to find at chain grocery stores. The staff is helpful and pleasant! read more

Market has most of the Vietnamese ingredients that I need. Owner is friendly. I will have to try their Turon, Filipino fried bananas, next time. It's $.079 each with jackfruit. Call in to place an order but note kitchen is closed on Monday and Tuesday. They start to change the oil around 3PM for next day. read more

Que Huong Market - Store hours - Imported Food Near Me - North Highlands, California

This is a hidden gem! Looks like a ghetto liquor store outside but has all the vietnamese goods you'll need. We were able to pick up some minutes goods, vietnamese ham (cha lua/gio thu), eggroll wrappers. read more

I don't know how I gave three stars last time but I definitely wanted to get that fixed. Every time I come here the shop keepers are always helpful and knowledgeable on ingredients I'm looking for. Parking lot if a little hard to get into from the main road because it's small but don't let that deter you! read more

The place is really run down, never any good deals. The customer service here can be better, but its not. The vibe is ok. Reminds me of my home and when I would buy things there. They have more food options when compared to other grocery stores. read more

Staff:A Quality:A Items:B+ Small but very well stuck with items, very friendly owners make you feel welcome, remember this is not a big store but you'll find out it's very well stuck with variety of items Give them a try you won't be disappointed read more

Love this place! The two guys working were super friendly and helpful. They have so many different food items. I went in for one thing for my mom while she and my sister waited in the car, but I wish they came in because I wanted to spend way more time in there looking around. I found what I was looking for plus a super hard to find item that I've been wanting. It might be overwhelming for some people because the space is not big, but if you can appreciate the variety of items, you will do well in this store! read more

Ordered pancit bihon and lumpias. Food looked ok, but was flavorless. ?questioning was that really pork in the dish - and the amount of protein was lacking. Special lumpias was mostly wrapping and barely anything in it. Very disappointed. read more

I would starve if it weren't for this store. Family owned and operated. A gem! It's been the same service, layout, and familiarity. I think of consistency and charm, and that's what this family and store give me. No matter how old I've become, it's a time machine when walking through here. So glad for this store and not having to travel to South Sac for authentic Asian goods. Parking is hell...but worth it. And stopping by Pattaya cafe (next door) for their spicy pork Larb is a must. read more

The most convenient Asian supermarket in the north side of Sacramento, maybe a bit pricy but they have most of what you need.

it's Friday 9:08am.....! Owner opens whenever he wants, I cane here on Sunday at 3pm, closed when supposedly close at 7pm. Real professional, that's why I want to open my own damn Asian Store du me read more

Que Huong Market - It's Friday 9:08am!!! Wtf - Imported Food Near Me - North Highlands, California

Love this store. They always have what I need and their prices are reasonable. Prepared food on the weekends is good also.

Yelp said this store was open until 7. But I'm here and it's closed. The sign says it closes at 5, and at 4 on Sundays. Wish the info was listed correctly so I didn't make a trip for nothing. read more

Sharing a little gem in the Antelope / North Highlands Area. This place is a small grocery store that has most of your common Asian sauces and seasonings. They make Filipino party platters and some Vietnamese snacks (banh mi). Their fried bangus is legit. In the words of my husband "it takes me back to the Philippines". They have a small selection of fresh produce that I wouldn't find at Safeway or Bel Air. Overall, I'm pleasantly surprised by this place and will continue to support their business because they are so convenient when I can't make a trip to South Sac. read more

Glad to see a small business open especially during rough times. The store is quaint and has counters that serve hot food which is pretty cool. I didn't try anything this time but might in the near future. I'm new to this area and have a tough time finding all the Asian ingredients I need for dishes. They had everything your typical Asian store has for a reasonable price. Like many others, I think it's nice to not have to go all the way to the south for Asian ingredients. read more

Small family owned spot. I come here all the time for that authentic hard to find ingredients. This is the stuff you can't find at Walmart or Safeway. If you're new to the area this is Rome of the real Asian market joints. read more

I like going there but the hours of operatio posted is not correct. I called and he told me they closed at 5 but closing time on yelp said 7. I told him to update his operating house and he said they have no control of it. I don't get it. read more

Located next door to Pattaya Thai is Que Huong. I should have posted a photo of this spot! It is kind of intimidating to go in. Half the store front window is painted with fish on it, the other half, you can't really see in. The first thing that hit me was the smell here. It totally brought back memories of when I went backpacking across Thailand. A certain spice mixed with incense (?). If you blindfolded me and brought me here, I could swear I was back in Asia again. It's true what you hear about scent evoking memory! Despite it's smallness, it is chock full of all types of Asian food to help you get your wok on. They even have some Eastern European goodies too. I ended up buying a small jar of pad thai sauce ($1.59) and some Tiger Balm ($4.99). The latter works great on mosquito bites. I also noticed Philippino bread pastries, veined & deveined shrimp, fresh lemongrass & taro, all types of spices, etc. This place is not as sparkling and large as Nam's Oriental Food across the road, but in a pinch you could get a few basics here. read more

Nasty and cluttered in here. The vegetables looked bad like they were sitting there forever

Great little Asian store in North Highlands. Prices are a big higher than elsewhere but does the job when you don't want to drive 20 mins to an Asian supermarket. read more

Very sweet people! They have absolutely everything you need to make homemade Thai and other Asian recipes! Like others have said, definitely don't be taken aback or overwhelmed by what you see just take your time and stroll through, look at everything, they don't bother you one bit! And if you need help just ask- they are very helpful and kind. read more

Que Huong Market - They sell cooked food and all you need to make it yourself! Awesome! - Imported Food Near Me - North Highlands, California

The owners are very friendly and have almost any Asian food item or ingredient that you need instead of traveling all the way to South Sac. The owners are Chinese but the few hot food items of the day that they sell are Filipino food. They're also hustlers, they'll try to get you to buy more things than you planned on buying. I can't blame them because they're a family business and gotta hustle to keep their head above water but I politely decline and pay for what I need without any further pressure. They have a few fish thawed out in their display case but most of their seafood is frozen now but years ago they used to have a lot of fresh fish and hot food in the past as well live blue crabs on Thursdays but not anymore. If you want que huong market to fry the thawed fish for you, they charge extra per fish. I don't eat frozen stale seafood so I choose to go the extra miles to seafood city to get my fresh fish and live blue crab nowadays and seafood city fry's your fish for free. read more

I've been trying out different Asian markets/grocers lately and thought I'd take a closer look at this one. It is very small-looking from the outside but the interior, while quite small compared to the larger, Asian supermarkets (like SF & KP), really maximizes on what space is available. I was very surprised to see a hot food counter where you can order from a wall-mounted menu. The owners are very nice, courteous, and helped me locate items. They do speak English fluently and those two qualities alone (language & personal touch) pleasantly set this place apart from its larger counterparts. The storefront, like the neighborhood where this neat, little place resides, is a bit questionable but I didn't necessarily feel unsafe. You can only use your debit card for purchases larger than $10 unless you want a $1 fee tacked on. Eh. I'd recommend trying this place but if you're like me then you might opt for the convenience of a larger supermarket. read more

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Came all the way over this way to find out they're not open even though it says they're open till seven they're really only open until 5 PM Monday through Saturday so don't come after 5 PM you were too late read more

This little market has a good selection of asian necessities, especially if you don't want to want to drive all the way down to south sac or rancho to the larger asians markets, my only advise is be careful when you purchase snacks or drinks from them, there have been several occasions when some of the stuff I purchased were expired! read more

This store is nice and convenient. The staff is friendly. The selection is good. Excellent choice for what you need.

I love shopping here at Que Hong Mkt. It has all my ethnic food available all the time. I'm from the Island of Samoa and we love our starch & meat. Thank you Mr Que for having Taro, Turkey Tail, Lamb flap, NZ Sausage, Pisupo, Corn beef brisket and so much more. Come shop here my Polynesian families and friends. read more

Great hole in the wall market with all your must have specialty needs. Great prices also in comparison to your larger Asian markets!

I have been here many times. The convenience and location are great for all your asian cooking needs with the exception of a large meat counter. They do have some meat and fish and frozen meat but just not alot. 90% of what they have here is canned and bottled goods, and they have quite a bit. Very nice people, if you need help finding something just ask and they will show you where it is. They also serve hot Pilipino food on the side. Also have various international liquor there also. Not real expensive compared to the convenience. Im going there today to buy some Kewpie mayonnaise for my Siracha hot sauce for my sushi rolls. read more

I haven't been to Que Huong in about a year, or so; but whenever I'm in the area, I drop in every now and then to run an errand for my mom, or to get some snacks. It's nice to see that they're still in business despite the openings of other asian groceries. I guess there's something about this place that keeps my family coming back. Gosh, Que Huong has been here for over 20 years, and I love to say that not much has changed. When I first came to this store, I was like 7 yrs old HA! The isles are still tiny, it still smells the same, and the shrimp chips are still stocked in the same spot. The last time I came in, they told me how they remembered me as a kid and asked how my grandpa was; very sweet. They are nice people. read more

This place had the soy sauce that my wife likes, and the owner was kind enough to sell me a case of it at a discounted price. He was a really nice guy and very helpful. This will be my number one place to shop for Asian grocery items now. read more

I have been coming for years... Its very small store filled with lots of goodies... Its tiny asian grocery store. You can buy all the stuff you buy in Seafood City here. They have the shrimp chips that I love with the flavors, meat area, can goods, produce, raw meats section and of course the hot food area... Its not a big store, so when the store is filled with people. There is not a lot of room to walk around. If you have kids, dont bring them in. I always leave my kids in the car with my boyfriend. I dont need my 2 yr old son breaking things in the store or getting all the stuff he can reach and put it in my basket. (He has been doing that lately. I find stuff in my cart that I didnt want.) I came here for a bag of rice and some hot food but I ended up just getting the fresh lumpia that I have been craving for. 4 fresh lumpia for $4.99 and I ended waiting for the lady to make them. She made everything fresh. I could see her making my order... (fresh lumpia are like wraps but the wrap is like crepe, veggies and pieces of pork and shrimp all in one) comes with garlicky peanut sauce. I love it. Its hard to find in Sacramento... But I could always find it here. They have tables and chairs surrounding the hot food area. You can also order Lechon here and asian/filipino food. The people who owned this place are always so nice and helpful. read more

Really dirty. As I walked around the area where they sold hot food, the food looked really old. Would never go to this store again. The place is unorganized & grime on the floor, walls, freezers. Looks like it hasn't been cleaned in years. read more

You can't use your atm unless you spend at least $10. Ridiculous. It's filthy inside also.

I'm happy to have them close to Elverta. I'm out here in the boonies. Beats driving to South Sacramento. They have everything I need most of the time. The older man at the register was helpful with my needs. I gave a four star because its a small store and they don't have everything the big Asian stores has. read more

Tiny, but I felt uneasy having people stare at me without saying anything... there were like 5 of them, all elderly looking.

So happy that they have a market like this here on Watt ave! Located next door to Pattaya cafe. This market carries almost anything you are looking for when you're trying to get ingredients for Asian dishes. I wanted to make Thai green curry and I definitely did not want to drive all the way to South Sacramento in the rain last night. Stopped here after work and found thai basil, thai eggplants, chilis , curry, coconut and kaffir lime leaves. Which are the main ingredients I would have had to drive all the way to the south to get or find. Oh yeah...they also serve hot food! read more

This place is really random. It's as if a store from the south area has been dropped right in the middle of North Highlands. You can order hot food, Chinese and Filipino. They also do party platters and have a huge list of items to order. They also have the tiny store choked full of seasonings, sauces, etc. I go here allot for pancit bihon, lumpia, and other hot foods. I think the lumpia might be frozen, but it hasn't stopped me from ordering a tray full of those suckers. They're much friendlier here than they are in markets in the south area. read more

I came here once before but had to come back as i needed some items for my shrimp vietnamese spring rolls. I didnt quite know which type of noodles i needed however i thought i did. As i walked in this little market i was greeted by 3 older men and a boy who were just sweet as pie. I have to stress as the other yelper did about it being intimidating. Oooo the most in the evening but dont you stray! These wonderful men helped me get everything i needed for my spring rolls including the correct noodles. They guided me to the Thai Peanut sauce which was just ok but they seriously have everything you need. About a million items in the tiny little aisles and priced just right. I believe you have to spend $10 to use your cc if not they charge you $1. They have their own parking lot but it is only a few stalls. I am a huge fan of this market and will back as soon as i have a chance. read more