This was a huge Asian supermarket that my cousin took me to when I was in Washington. It's similar to what H mart is in Orlando. It had a nice food court on top of being a grocery store. They also had a nice gift shop area that I bought some Sasquatch magnets for my family . read more

On a Friday afternoon in August, my family and I finally came here to check it out. At 2pm, the parking lot was full and we lucked out and found parking. Once we entered, the market is huge and busy. Most of people were in the hot food area. We bought garlic roasted chicken bolo on croissants. The roast duck didn't look good at all at the bbq area. They had ready meals to go which looked okay, The bakery had nice displayed of desserts and buns. We didn't have time to look at the whole market. We tried the chicken and it didn't taste good due to lake of flavor. Also, the ready to go dim sum were small in size and kinda pricey. Throughout the market is very clean. Lots of registers were opened. Lots of good deals on snacks near the registers were cheap. I can't wait for market to open in Irvine and chino hills read more

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Overall a large, fairly solid Asian grocery store. I wasn't too impressed with the quality of the produce in general, but the lime leaves that I really needed were good, so I'm happy about that. They had basically everything you'd expect in an Asian grocery store, with a great selection of snackage and skin care products. This is probably a really great place if you're looking for a grab-and-go option. There's a ton to choose from and there's a dinning area if you want to eat there. Self checkout machines were user friendly and my shopping trip was delightfully uneventful - just the way I like it! read more

Um this is 1000% the Asian supermarket of my dreams. T&T is as if H Mart, Ranch 99, and 85 C had a big beautiful baby the size of a large Target. I don't think I've been to a supermarket that's had this amount of range and variety. The produce section is HUGE and so fresh! The proteins and seafood sections are plentiful, clean, and not too smelly at all. There are rows and rows of dry foods, seasonings, snacks, and more. There's a huge cosmetic and health section with Chinese medicines, Korean and Japanese skincare and makeup, and lots of incense and scents. Beyond just the grocery store, there is an extensive food court serving up Chinese and Taiwanese eats. There's even a bakery onsite whipping up cakes and all sorts of breads. Simply put, it was heaven. read more

T&T Supermarket - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

OK, still haven't stepped in this very busy, Chinese grocery store, but got to eat a birthday cake purchased from there. If one likes mangos, their mango strawberry cake is a dream. Costing under $60, the large cake was beautifully made and decorated. Like other Asian bakeries (e.g. Paris Baguette, Tous Les Jours, 85 C), the cake was chiffon with whipped cream and was quite good. But what made it stand out was how mango and strawberries were incorporated into the design AND how it tasted. Mangoes were thinly sliced and used like fondant to COVER the entire top of the cake. Then chopped mangos and whole strawberries were added on top to decorate it even more. Fondant is great to make the cake look good, but I don't like it as an edible product (it's like eating pure sugar for me). Ripe mango, on the other hand, I could eat all day...and this version was ripe without being overly so. The cake came well packaged in a travel container, and included a cake cutter, signage, and a candle. The four of us could barely make a large dent in it (maybe a 1/3), even though it didn't use buttermilk frosting, but used really good whipped cream instead. I think it's twice the size of a Tous Les Jour large (which is usually what our family gets for birthdays), and wasn't that much more. read more

T&T Supermarket - Mango strawberry cake - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Be ready to get overstimulated here. I e never been here and the place is NOT super busy. Yet shoppers here seem to navigate the crowded aisles well. The sushi selection is great! I love the nigiris too. The hot food bar is also good. I e had the sweet and sour soup. Plenty of selections. The seafood is very intimidating to me. I like my seafood already prepped and ready to cook. But if your jam involves cleaning and filetting do it! They have lobsters, crabs, eels, and more! The ambiance is that of a super crowded store. But always worth the visit for the few items you enjoy. The bakery is so yummy too. All cakes, croissants, bread and more. I usually get super overwhelmed here and only come in for a few things and leave quickly. Definitely want to try the fresh made savory crepes sometime. SYOY! read more

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Was in Bellevue for the weekend and decided top stop by T and T after hearing about it online. Despite it being 8pm on a Sunday, the store was bustling and still packed with a sizeable number of people. I was very impressed with the store! There's a large selection of groceries and frozen goods from popular Asian brands. Not to mention, popular skincare and trinkets. But what stood out to me the most was the prepared food and bakery section!! So many options from a hot food bar, to sushi and drinks, to the cutest cakes you can order. We got packaged egg tarts from the bakery area, and they were so flaky and silky. Would definitely recommend putting them in the oven so they get extra crispy. Can't wait for the one in the Bay Area to open! read more

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This has become my go to Asian grocery. They have upped the game for all Asian groceries in the area. Great deli and baked goods. Service is ok. Better if you speak Mandarin Wide aisles and big space but it can still get crowded. read more

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This supermarket is bid and has cafeteria section. We were here for the cafeteria vendor. Then shopping in the market. The cafeteria section has various type food vendors. We got shrimp dumplings, fried pork dumplings, chive dumplings from dim sum vendor. We got fish maw soup from the other vendor and noodles combo. We also got clam in sauce from deli vendors. All food is delicious. We also got the purple rice ball from Taiwanese vendors. We like multi choices vendors food hall. Love the fish maw soup and the dim sum. read more

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It's big. They have a large selection of items in the deli. Lots of live fish too. It's a good option for Asian groceries read more

The best supermarket BY FAR in the state of Washington. Does that mean everything they have is the best? No. What it does mean is there is no greater variety of things found here more then anywhere else. Uwajis in Chinatown is close, but this is an upgrade. Well lit, everything clean, good prices. And for those that don 't know.........The SWEETENED SOYBEAN MILK by the hotbar is BOMBASS DIGGITY :) :) :) IYKYK. Crowds have died down enough now that it is not shoulder to shoulder shopping. I've never seen a fresher, cleaner looking hotbar either anywhere. This place is the place to shop for years to come baby. read more

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After much anticipation, I finally visited T&T... the first of its locations to open in the USA! When this store opened up, they had to enact crowd control due to all the eager shoppers. When we visited on a Saturday afternoon, it was still bustling inside, but at least the crowd seemed much more manageable. Just be sure to give yourself ample time if coming here... not just because there's so much to browse, but also since it can be busy at the checkout lanes. I enjoyed browsing the produce section where the fruits and vegetables appeared to be of great quality. We picked up a bag of pea vines which was filled to the max and their healthy green color indicated their freshness. Pea vines are one of my favorite vegetables to get at Chinese restaurants, so I was excited to cook up a batch at home. Of course, I had to stop by the snack aisle where I grabbed a couple boxes of Pocky, a dark chocolate version of Koala's March (which I've never seen before!), and some shrimp chips for my salty cravings. If you're looking for prepared food, there are many options! The hot food bar appeared really popular and I was so tempted to scoop up some of their chow mein, fish filet, garlic beans and chili eggplant. Despite sitting under the heat, none of the food looked dried out nor overcooked, possibly just due to the food bar's popularity and quick turnover. They have a wide sushi selection and a case of banh mis looks delicious as well. We didn't see any peking ducks left by the time we arrived around 2:30P, but they had some whole spatchcocked fried chickens which looked super crispy. Finally, we visited the bakery and picked up some custard and red bean buns. (The buns were delightful, but we wish the filling was dispersed rather than just concentrated in the center.) I was excited to find a whole section of mango desserts and got a cup of their mango tapioca pudding - it was so good and not too sweet! We've tried their roll cakes before (they are okay), and their Japanese cheesecake which was nice and light. Next time, I want to get some of their cream puffs and Portuguese egg tarts! read more

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I was totally impressed with this Asian Market. To start with the place is very clean and the staff is great. They have a huge selection of products from all over Asia. I love to cook and love lots of different kinds of fruits and vegetables. T&T has a the best selection of produce that I have seen anywhere in town. There is also a hot food bar where you pay by the pound and the food is excellent. You can even buy Peking duck ready to go. I even taken home several trays of sushi . I loved the yellow tail sashimi, the pieces were very generous. I don't get pieces that big in any sushi bars. The fact of the matter, I just can't seem to stay away from this place and that's saying a lot for a finicky customer like myself. The desserts are excellent, and the bakery items are amazing. Treat yourself to an amazing experience. They just opened up a new location in Lynnwood a couple of months ago. read more

OMG This is the Disney land of Asian markets! Amazing amount of products. Huge space and it can be packed during holidays and weekends! Parking could be painful at busy times. Check out lines are actually moving quickly. Services are mostly really good and majority of times employees are very welling to help and smiles and thanked me for my support. Which is very rare in Asian markets. I like the choices. I still like the Factoria location more than Lynwood due to bigger facility. read more

T&T Supermarket - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I came across T & T Supermarket's Instagram reel and started following them, hoping to visit a T & T store whenever I make a visit to Canada, but wow what a nice spontaneous surprise, we were nearby at Bellevue and had no plans to visit T & T until my daughter saw on her phone when she did a search for boba drinks and asked if I wanted to go, then it dawn on me that I had T & T bookmark in Canada, hehe. T & T Market has multiple locations across Canada, 28 stores total, This T & T Supermarket just opened a few months ago and heard from a staff that there will be another T & T opening in the Lynnwood area. I love this store already due to the green carts, green reusable bags, green everything and the green paint out front, since it's my favorite color. I LOVE Asian supermarkets, One word, this store is HUGE, Wow! I wish Oahu got something like this but we got nothing, so I am giving 5 stars, I had a great fun experience shopping here, exploring and looking at every single section wishing I can buy & eat everything the store has to offer, hehe. T & T offers a wide range of authentic Asian products, and food options even bakery goods, everything, omg Wow! Check out my 70+ photos, I went crazy taking photos for my collection. There's also samples too, like at Costco. I bought quite a bit of stuff to bring back home and had to stop at go check out. It was crazy busy and staff are working hard at check out. If you're in the area, check out T & T Supermarket ( not sure why such low ratings) Bellevue's largest Asian supermarket! Hope you will love it just as much as my first time experience! read more

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Oh my gosh! Around 3:30p on a Saturday, ...made the mistake of going to pick up a few items. It was so crowded and everyone was bumping into each other with their carts, etc. it was very difficult to shop, especially near the bakery, deli, and food to go area. So crowded... just about worst than it first opened. Long, long lines to check out too It was probably because lunar new year is in a couple of weeks. Will have to avoid this store on the weekends read more

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Look T&T does a lot well, but some things might be a miss. As a grocery store: selection is 5 stars. Huge store with endless options of fresh product and protein as well as hard to find snacks and frozen goods. It can get pretty crowded, especially on weekends, but if you go later at night (~9PM), it's a bit more relaxed with only a few people ahead of you per register. As a hot bar: some items are really good and some are a miss. Chinese barbecue is unfortunately pretty bad, only the soy sauce chicken was cooked well. Char siu and roast duck were so overcooked they were basically bricks and inedible. Eggplant and salt pepper pork were great the day I went, but everything else was okay at best. Sesame balls weren't the freshest, but still had decent crunch and a great chew. read more

T&T Supermarket - Sesame Balls - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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First time at T&T was a great experience. We went on a Saturday around 1pm and it was extremely crowded. The aisles were filled with families shopping and browsing. The grocery selection is huge but I was most surprised about the grab and go foods - large sushi platters for $15-50, warm dim sum, freshly baked pastries and bread, just to name a few things! They had many fresh samples available (ramen, grass jelly, milk tea, and more) and also a 6/$11 special on Portuguese Egg Tarts. There was also a fresh sticky rice and brisket station. Overall a good experience. Probably will try to avoid peak weekend hours in the future. read more

T&T Supermarket - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I did some grocery shopping and ordered food from their hot bar. They have a lot of meat options and produce. I was a bit disappointed in the produce as much of it wasn't good quality but was able to pick through and find some good ones. The hot bar was good too. Nice ro have after doing your shopping and they have a searing area. The service was ok. They charged $.12 for a bag. The cashier assumed I needed 2 and charged me before I bagged. I don't need more bags lol. I didn't realize it until after she rung me up but all good. Since it's in the building the old Walmart was in it's huge in there. Overall it was a good experience. I like cooking a variety of foods so a good place to shop at for that. And for meats and seafood since there's such a variety. I'll be adding this location in when I go grocery shopping. read more

T&T Supermarket - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Food & Product Selection T&T Supermarket is one of my favorite spots for Asian groceries because it truly has everything. From barbecue pork, crispy pork, and high-quality sashimi to bubble tea and desserts featuring ube, mango, pandan, and more--it's a treasure trove of flavors. I especially enjoy their prepared foods and street food corner, which is fun to explore and watch in action. The seafood section is a highlight, offering rare finds like uni (I once found six pieces for only $10, which was an incredible deal). The produce section is also excellent; because the store is always busy, inventory turnover is high, meaning fresher vegetables and ingredients compared to many other supermarkets. Discounts & Value While the store does offer discounts, they tend to be modest and usually limited to packaged goods or prepared meals--similar to other grocery chains. Occasionally you'll find 10-20% off, and there's a small clearance section near the bakery with about 30% markdowns, though that's rare. The rewards app exists, but points accumulate very slowly and don't provide much value. Overall, prices lean higher than average, but the quality justifies the spend for items that are hard to find elsewhere. Service & Efficiency Despite the store often being packed, checkout lines move quickly thanks to efficient staff. Sampling stations pop up now and then, which adds a nice touch to the shopping experience. Staff presence is more focused on operations than personalized assistance, but they keep things running smoothly given the heavy traffic. Atmosphere & Ambience The environment is very family-friendly and always bustling. On weekends especially, it's crowded--sometimes to the point of being overwhelming. When the store first opened, lines stretched around the building, and while that has thankfully calmed down, weekends are still packed. If you prefer a calmer experience, plan your visit accordingly. The lively energy, though, does contribute to a sense of freshness and excitement. Other Offerings Beyond food, T&T carries a wide range of Asian skincare products, dried goods like mushrooms and seaweed, and other specialty imports. The variety makes it more than just a grocery stop--it feels like a mini Asian marketplace under one roof. Overall T&T Supermarket is an outstanding destination for Asian groceries and specialty foods. It may be pricier than other markets and light on rewards, but the quality, variety, and freshness make it worth the visit. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for authentic Asian ingredients, unique finds, and an energetic market experience. read more

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First time visiting this store. HUGE store with lots and lots of merchandise, but I was on a time limit, so I did a quick tour only. Impressed by their stocks, they have live prawns for 28$ while the other markets have them for much higher prices. Pork belly were sold in huge slabs, I cannot buy that nor have I room in the freezer. And it's mooncakes season!! Never have I seen soooo many brands of mooncakes!! 6 sides of display!!!! Ready to eat food look very appetizing, one Chinese lady told me " very fresh!! Taste very good!!" But like I said, I am going back to San Francisco and do not have room for anything to bring back. So till next time, maybe !! Even the store is extremely busy, checkout did not take that long, they have lots of cashiers. And parking is not that bad, it's a mall so plenty of parking, as long as you walk just a bit further, not right at the front door.... read more

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My friends and I went to visit T&T. It was my first time. It's like a Disneyland for grocery shopping. Huge!! Parking is not easy. Hopefully the hype will die down now that they opened up another location. But they have everything you need. Plus the ready made food looks amazing. The items I purchased to eat were so fresh. I especially loved the sesame balls. Place was really clean. Only problem I see was there's only two bathrooms, and the line to the bathrooms were around the corner all the way to checkout. And the line is right next to the trash which smelled so bad when you wait in line for the toilets. Not sure I'll go back any time soon since it is a 45 minutes drive for me, and I'm used to grocery delivery ever since Covid. Yes that's how lazy I became. But it's a fun place to shop. read more

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Dropped by T&T Supermarket on a Sunday afternoon. Parking was surprisingly manageable, though the store itself was bustling with weekend shoppers. We picked up a few Asian pastries, some fluffy steamed buns, and a couple of sticky rice Taiwanese sausages--our absolute favorite. They instantly brought to mind Lo Mai Gai, the classic dim sum dish wrapped in lotus leaf. These sausages are packed with sticky rice, savory meats, veggies, and of course, that signature Taiwanese flavor. To beat the summer heat, we also grabbed a few chilled, ready-made bubble teas. Refreshing and just the right touch of sweetness to wrap up the trip. read more

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T&T SUPERMARKET @ BELLEVUE This is the spot to definitely check out if you're around Bellevue factoria! I came here during their first couple days of opening, lines out the door, but now that it's been a couple months, you can come in anytime without a wait! Stepping in, the place is HUGE, and I mean like not your average grocery store, they have so much from produce, bakery, to fresh food, really anything. It also connects with Factoria. I really enjoy seeing all the items they have. You can't go wrong here. Ambiance is bright and lovely, it's be very organized here. Line for checkout can be long, but people go by pretty fast. If you want $10 off, just download their app and shop online ($59+). Parking can be a struggle as it does get packed and busy on weekends. read more

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Delicious pork belly bao at T&T supermarket. Crowded market on weekends but lots of items to checkout. Sometimes you get good deals and other times, it's ok but the atmosphere is good for those exploring different food options in the Eastside. read more

T&T Supermarket - Pork belly bear Bao ($5) - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

T&T Supermarket is a Canadian branded Asian grocery store chain that is very similar to 99 Ranch Market and H Mart. T&T stands for Tina & Tiffany, after the founder's 2 daughters. T&T are also the initials of 2 early investors as well. I really love T&T Supermarket and have visited this grocery market chain in Canada. When they opened one in the US last December (yes this is the first location), I was really excited and have wanted to visit this location since (I am also really excited that 2 will be opening in San Francisco and Irvine next year so that I can at least visit one in Southern California, which is much closer to my home). This T&T Supermarket mimics the likes of the stores in Canada with the numerous of departments to shop and browse in (produce, seafood, dairy and such, but also skincare, bakery, prepared foods/ deli, houseware). What I love most about T&T Supermarket is the prepared food/ deli section that allows for you to come and grab some food for a meal or a snack. There is a seating area for you to eat your food too. But one thing that I was most looking forward to in T&T Supermarket is their made to order crepe station. At this location, the crepe station can be found near the front of the store, past the registers, somewhat close to the seating area. This is different from the T&T Supermarket locations in Canada because they are located in the same area as the prepared food/ deli section and you can pay for your food items right at the register there. But to order a Chinese crepe (jian bing), you have to order on the kiosk machine. Then a receipt will print out and you just give it to the person behind the counter so that they can start on your order. With the crepes that I ordered, I was surprised to see that there was an option for a fancy crepe (cost $1 more) where additional items are added to the crepe batter. Also the way my crepe was folded was like a burrito but the stores in Canada fold it differently so that the contents are better enclosed in the crepe and do not fall out. But the crepe was still just as tasty as the one's I have ordered repeatedly in Canada. What was really unique about this supermarket was that they had razor clams (and locally caught) in the seafood section. My husband and I love razor clams and have never seen them in any seafood market/ department of a grocery store. So we ended up getting 1 pound of them and they were honestly the best ones we have ever had. The prices in the produce section were really great, but I am not sure if that would be considered high in Washington or now since I am from Southern California (and as compared to prices back home, some of the produce really was cheaper). Make sure to download the T&T Supermarket app and open a loyalty account to accumulate points for all of your future shopping trips. If I lived in this area, I would shop here all the time. read more

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My favorite place to grab Portuguese Egg Tarts. Especially like how how fresh they taste & jas the perfect flakyness. Only downside is that it can get a little busy sometimes. read more

T&T Supermarket - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Overall -- Absolutely love that we don't need to cross the border to shop at T&T anymore! Location -- It's in a large shopping plaza, and the parking situation can make it feel like Costco -- there are plenty of spots, but it's almost always packed. Selection -- They carry most of the items you'd find in Vancouver, BC, though at a slightly higher price point. I absolutely love the Crispy Papa Chicken, especially the garlic flavor, and make it a point to buy it every time I make the trip up from Portland. It's well worth it, comparable to KFC (dare I say better!), and what's impressive is that it still has the crunch the next day without air frying or reheating. I'd also highly recommend the soy milk. The sweetened one has the perfect level of sweetness without being overpowering. read more

In addition to the prepared food bar they have here, they also have a stand selling chinese jian bing guo zi. There was a little bit of a line at the counter but there were 2 ladies working their stations so I waited maybe like 10 minutes max with maybe 5-6 people ahead of me. It was fun watching them make it and they have a "fancy" option for i think more or less the same cost that's all the same stuff but purple and lacier. So yeah why not. Solid meal, pretty filling read more

T&T Supermarket - Jian bing - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

T&T is like an adult Candyland, just endless shelves of fun Asian food, makeup/skincare, and hot foods. I could legitimately spend hours in here. My friend and I dropped by to get some sparkling umeshu, and it was just our luck that it was on sale. I loved how expansive and clean the produce section was, even later in the evening which is when we stopped by. We had limited time so did not even get to check everything out, but I was seeing brands and products I do not see in my local Asian grocery stores. Check-out was quick and staff were friendly. I wish there was a T&T near me! read more

T&T Supermarket - History of T&T - International Grocery Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

T&T is quite the experience for overstimulating grocery shopping with a huge selection of Asian (mostly Chinese) groceries, frozen foods, and hot foods. Their fresh produce selection is really impressive but limited organic food section. Same with meat/seafood so definitely not the place to go if you are looking for more ethical / sustainable type of grocery shopping. In general very clean and bright. Parking is plentiful if you don't mind walking a ways over and would recommend avoiding after noon on the weekends because it's almost suffocating. I have a hard time finding sauces and prepared foods without a large amount of preservatives and food dyes which is disappointing. In summary - prepare to have a very overstimulated, crowded, but somewhat cultural experience. read more

T&T is the largest Asian supermarket in Washington, surpassing HMart and Uwajimaya. When it first opened its Bellevue location (the first U.S. location outside of Canada), the lines were out the door and wrapped around the building like trying to get into Disney World. They had people managing the lines as well as portable toilets because it took hours to get into the store (and probably another couple of hours to check out). The crowds have lessened since then, but you should still expect a fairly long checkout wait time. I would still recommend going on an off-hour as Sundays are the worst. T&T sells everything from fresh vegetables to fresh meat and seafood to Asian snacks and liquor and everything in between. They have a hot buffet bar where you buy food by the pound (similar to Whole Foods) which has a rotating selection (I recommend their Cajun Chicken which has a nice sweet marination and sauce). They also have a congee bar and taro tapioca which has large chunks of taro and good coconut flavor. T&T has an extensive bakery selection similar to 85 Degrees. They have breads, cookies, and fresh cakes (which you can order and customize ahead of time too). Their fresh mango and coffee cakes are quite pretty, tasty, and not too sweet. If you were to purchase just one thing from T&T though, you NEED to get the fresh PORTUGUESE EGG TARTS, made daily. They come in a pack of six tarts and are served warm from under a heater. The crusts are super flaky and the filling is very creamy and smooth. They are torched like creme brûlée and have a beautiful marbled top. For $11 a pack, these are a steal! Outside of the tarts, prices tend to be on the higher side (especially with inflation), but comparable to other Asian markets like Uwajimaya and HMart. Overall: 4/5 for food selection, 4/5 for food quality, 3/5 for prices, 3/5 for checkout time read more

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This location blows the one in Canada out of the water but still not 5-star worthy. What initially impressed me was their expired item policy. If you find an expired product in-store, you can bring it to customer service and get a new one for free. I don't know of any other Asian market that offers that. I wasn't actively hunting for expired items, but during my recent visit, I noticed a box of beef jerky with visible mold right on the front of the shelf. Out of curiosity, I brought it to customer service to see if they'd honor their policy. The staff member confirmed the policy was real. When I showed him the item, he looked shocked and paged someone to inspect the rest of the jerky on the shelf. After they finished checking, I asked if I could get a free item. He said, "What free item?" I explained that the beef jerky was molded. He replied, "It's molded, not expired," so it didn't qualify. Seriously? Mold is worse than expired. People can sometimes eat expired food and be fine, but mold? That's a health hazard. Don't advertise a generous-sounding policy if you're not going to stand by it when it actually counts. I wasn't trying to take advantage and can afford the item, but I was genuinely disappointed by how they twisted the wording to avoid honoring it. Clearly, our views on food safety and quality just aren't aligned. Restrooms? Just two. Lines? Always. So if nature calls, maybe don't save it for T&T. That said, they do have a solid selection in their grocery, meat, and seafood departments. Snack and drink prices are a bit high unless they're on sale, but the sale prices are actually a great deal. The deli department really stood out to me. I came here multiple days in a row just to try different items, and everything I had was affordable and surprisingly good for supermarket deli food. Honestly, it's the main reason I'd come back. read more

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During a recent visit to Seattle, my friends and I made a trip to Bellevue to check out T&T Supermarket. I've only ever been to the Vancouver location and have always had positive experiences there, so I was excited to see how this one compared. When the Bellevue location first opened, social media was flooded with photos of massive lines wrapping around the building. Thankfully, since we went around 7:00 p.m., there was no wait to get in and very few lines inside the store. As soon as we walked in, I made a beeline for the hot food bar and prepared food stations to scope out dinner options. As expected, everything looked delicious--from the fan tuan (which pleasantly surprised me, since I didn't expect to see it available past breakfast hours) to the pre-made Taiwanese crepe. I definitely went overboard and ordered more food than I could finish, including a pastry to save for breakfast the next morning. Food here did not disappoint whatsoever. That said, the visit wasn't perfect. As many other reviewers have mentioned, the lack of restrooms is a real issue. There simply aren't enough available for the number of shoppers and diners in the store. On top of that, there were no utensils or napkins available in the dining area, which felt like a big oversight. With a few small fixes, T&T could easily be a 5-star lunch or casual dinner destination. But even with those flaws, it's still well worth a visit if you're in the area. read more

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I am so glad I got to see this beautiful and amazing supermarket coming from Canada. They sell all the types of Asian groceries and western. It was an old Walmart. Plenty of parking. Very spacious and they have a hot bar, desserts, rice station and congee. You also have an Asian crepe. Modern, great lighting and very clean. read more

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Impressive array of Asian food. Take out food, hot self serve too. My limited experience with Asian foods didn't prepare me for it all. They have Peking Duck to go! Big store, be sure you have time to explore. read more

Huge store with not enough bathrooms for both employees and customers. The limited bathrooms is a major issue especially for the employees it's just not okay. Not an everyday store, they have hello kitty toilet paper, live eel, whole king crabs, and much more. I would choose H Mart or Uwajimaya before stopping by. Still had a super fun first experience and they do have things you can't easily find elsewhere but just don't see myself choosing T&T Supermarket as a place to shop very often. H Mart is my go to. I think my favorite part of the store was the bakery and all the awesome birthday cakes like the Barbie one! Staff aren't the friendliest and the hot food was not what it was hyped up to be. Awesome selection but pay attention to the package time stamp before picking something up as it may have been sitting out too long. Sushi was good but I chose to pick up shrimp dumplings as well and upon first bite my stomach immediately hurt and it was the worst dumplings I've had. Taking a gander at my receipt and then the packaging the dumplings were in and I realized that the time stamp was 7am and was sitting out for too many hours. Staff appears to put out new hot food but don't check to replace or toss the old food so just a warning. Large parking lot in the factoria mall but it gets packed with terrible drivers not using blinkers, not respecting others vehicles by hitting car doors, and entitled drivers driving too fast and reckless. All in all I am so happy to have T&T Supermarket in the area but this business won't see me often just being honest. read more

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Went there on their first day grand opening. Parking: free shared retail parking. Crazy long in the cold. Took us about 45min before we actually get to the door. Hectic. Long line to get fresh noddle, fan tuan rice roll, buns. Lots of different kind of food. Big Asian grocery store. They dont have a lot of Japanese items like ponzu sauce I normally use. They have: Peking duck ready to go Deli area: cook food weight per lb Sushi ready to go Fresh soy bean miik Bakery Fast forward 6month later, no line, much easier. read more

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Short Story: A great Asian grocery store in Bellevue. Long Story: This place is much cleaner and bigger than your average 99 Ranch or other Asian groceries stores. I've been coming here for the past year and the prices, selection, and cleanliness are evident. It definitely does get crowded and parking can be extremely difficult to find. You'll need some patience! The customer service though can be quite lacking especially when compared to other Western grocery stores. In addition, the customers themselves will at times push, bump, or shove you as they move around the store. Verdict: I'll go back! read more

If you need something from China, Taiwan, Korea, (maybe) Japan, or (maybe) the Philippines, this place is likely to have it. Huge selection. Almost too big. It's a cavernous place in the spot of the old Walmart in Factoria. Clean and well stocked. English is probably not the main language spoken by 75% of the staff, who speak mostly Chinese. Some will try to help you, others will smile nervously and be unable to help. But most are friendly and try. But this place is CAVERNOUS. You could easily spend an hour or two just trying to walk past all the aisles, seafood, produce, and food sections. And that's just walking, not trying to read labels and make decisions. If you go on a weekend, you will feel like you are in a crowded store in China (IYKYK). And you better not need to go to the bathroom. Why in the world did they build a huge place like this and only put in two single-toilet unisex restrooms? It's insane. Expect to wait in a loooooooooooooooooong line to use the restroom. Hopefully, you don't need to go too badly. This is almost criminal in its neglect. An employee was in one of the lines and told me they have 200 employees and only ONE employee restroom (which is not for the public), so some of those employees (like this one) will also be trying to use one of the two public restrooms. This place is worth visiting if you really need something and can't find it elsewhere. But don't expect a quiet or particularly pleasant shopping experience if you do not appreciate Beijing-like crowds. read more

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