Small mom and pop grocery shop that has your Mexican necessities. They have meats you can purchase…read morepre marinated and it looked like some grab and go food too. Not the biggest selection but they have a good amount of things you could need or want to try. They even have a money wiring counter in the back of the store.

Very clean and friendly store. Very large selection of different Hispanic condiments. As well as…read moremeats always fresh

I am very intimidated going to a new place where I can't read anything but was so glad I got out of…read moremy comfort zone and stopped in. What really stuck out to me here was how clean everything was! It was very organized. I liked being able to walk and browse easily. I wish I knew how to cook more Hispanic food, this is definitely a great place to get everything you need. I loved the premade food there! I couldn't leave without trying the tamales and the chicken mole. It did not disappoint, those were the best tamales I've ever had!! I wish I wasn't so shy and knew how to order everything I wanted here. I wasn't in the mood to get a bunch of food since it was just me but this is definitely a great place to order a bunch of stuff with friends. Their drinks looked amazing too but I didn't have a lot of hands so I didn't want to order too much here. Definitely will be back with my friends that can speak Spanish and order for me be sure to not skip the self serve salsa & condiments if you do order food.

The carne asada tacos here are the best I've had in the twin cities. All of the tacos are…read moregenerously filled with meat. The nachos are a massive portion. They do not skimp on anything. Food aside, the aguas frescas are great. The store has a massive selection of grocery items. Full bakery, cremeria, and meat counter. We regularly buy crema, queso fresco, tortillas, and various meats here. If you haven't been here, stop by. There's something for everyone.

Great selection and service. We came from San Diego for a few days and finding items we enjoy…read moreregularly was a blessing. Prices were very reasonable.

I came here on a whim to buy laudary soap, and ended up staying for dinner while my laundry washed…read morein the laundry mat a few blocks away. This place is as local and authentic as it gets. While the cashier speaks English, most of the patrons do not. That's a great thing in my book if you're looking for good Mexican food that the locals enjoy. I got three tacos ($1 ea on Tuesdays!) to try several different meats. All were on small white corn tortillas. The chorizo was delicious! Lean, spicy, and seared crispy. The pollo (chicken) was tasty, but a little flat after the chorizo. The barbacoa (shredded beef) was very tasty, but very fatty. I also tried a papusa. It was good, but not as authentic as the papusa I had in El Salvador last week. Swallow your inner Gringo and come give this place a try. (I am a total gringo btw) They will even tolerate you trying to order in broken high school Spanish!

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.

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

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.

If you're looking for a good Korean food and Korean groceries, this is the place I love the…read morelocation is right next to the seafood market

Best Asian foods grocery in the Twin Cities! Where we always go to get everything we need for…read moreJapanese or Korean dishes.

Village Market is my go-to spot whenever I need tortillas or crave some delicious Mexican food and…read moredon't feel like cooking. It's a family-owned place, and you can really feel the care and pride they put into everything. The staff are always so friendly and helpful, which makes every visit a pleasure. They even recognize you when you've been in a handful of times. They offer a variety of meals to order, along with a solid selection of groceries and meats. Their homemade salsas and guacamole are fresh and full of flavor. I especially love the pastor burrito and the tamales--they're absolutely delicious. There are also tables set up if you want to enjoy your meal there, which makes it even more convenient. Whether you're stopping in for a quick bite or picking up ingredients, Village Market never disappoints. Hidden little gem. Parking is great.

Tacos shop, one of my go to places in the cities. Plastic tables and friendly people. If you speak…read moreSpanish orderings easy, if you don't then just stay calm and speak slowly. Very nice people.

It's one of the best Asian markets ive went too! I love there. . And they allowed my dogs to…read moreenter and I felt very happy and they sell great stuff.

Such a great stop for Japanese and Korean food. I've heard the kimchi is the best here but it is…read morepricey so I haven't tried it myself. A lot of stuff is more expensive here but they do have things that are harder to find. I would say it's more Korean stuff than Japanese. I stop here for my miso soup essentials. They have my miso that I can't find anywhere else! Not super friendly here but most Asian markets aren't great at customer service. It's a smaller store but you can still spend quite a bit of time browsing here. Definitely a place to stop if you've never been.