This small store has a majority of Vietnamese items. Clean and orderly. Quite a few shoppers…read moregetting fresh items and speaking the language. Shared parking lot.

If you want fresh fruits, this is the market to be. It's not the cheapest compared to the big super…read moremarkets but when you come here, you know you're getting the freshest and the best quality. We came in for fresh squeezed sugar cane drink. But saw the gentleman cutting and peeling jackfruit into trays. We ended up walking away with a tray of freshly peeled jackfruit for $64. Quite hefty but it's so worth it without having to do it yourself.

Lito the chef runs Manila Sunrise and caters food for Filipino celebrations. His lechon is the…read morebest! The skin is crunchy and the meat is moist. When my grandmother asked if he served authentic food he said, "Ma'am, I serve authentic capampangan food! It's the best food in the Philippines." My grandmother, who comes from San Fernando, Pampanga lit up! Lito cooks for many of our charity events and he is the best. I highly recommend his catering services. #FilipinoFood #FilAm #Pancit #Lumpia #Lechon #Philippines #RyanWinkle

Drove 30 minutes to get there, and although their posted business hours said they'd be open, they…read morewere not. Very disappointing and frustrating! Luckily, I was about to go to another place, Mekong market, not to far away from Manila Sunrise Sari Sari store to get most of what I needed.

I really enjoy the Mesa Farmers market, though much smaller than the other Valley markets, it's…read moreconfusing to grow, and a wonderful addition to the Mesa area. It has moved a few times since it started back up 5 or so years ago and is now currently in downtown Mesa off of main need the arts center. I do miss it being at Pioneer Park, though the park wasn't perfect, it was a lovely spot. That being said, downtown location isn't too far from its original spot. The market feature a few various produce stands, bread and lots of food or self care options. I prefer the more artsy stands myself, but still like checking it out every few weeks. All the local vendors are friendly, showcase great items and though you could check it all out in 30 or so minutes it's a great way to start a Saturday morning.

A great place for unique finds. Also fun people watching!! Huge flea market, you can spend several…read morehours there. It's nice because you can also grab a beer and some food!

Never got to try it because the parking is horrendous . It's in the middle of a busy neighborhood…read moreon a park area so if you can't find street parking you're not going to get there. It likely is good for people in the hood to visit . But I made 2 laps around for parking and left . It wasn't worth the hassle. Hope some day they can improve that

This area is so dang cute and such a fun spot to bring the family. There isn't any indoor seating…read moreas the store itself is small but lots of tables outside and plenty of room to sit elsewhere if you do visit. My husband has been here a few times and has loved the food everytime. They do sell out of things FAST so if you're wanting something specific, earlier is better. He's gone a couple hours after opening twice and they had already sold out of the brisket tacos he was wanting. Aside from that, nothing bot positive things to say about it. We love coming here!

I love coming to this area when looking for some authentic Asian bites and treats, they have the…read morewhole area set up to find basically any Asian sweet treat food and goods you need! Service is always friendly and prompt as well! And it's close by down town mesa area.

I have been to a few of these Asian Night Markets since the Asian Chamber of Commerce started…read morehosting them here in Arizona. For me, I enjoy the chance to engage with culture, eat a variety of foods, and support our local Asian community. These events typically take place in the parking lot of the AZ International Marketplace in Mesa. Several food and retail vendors fill up the parking lot with all sorts of yummy food and cool merchandise. There is also a stage with live entertainment. I recently attended the Kamayan Festival version of the night market which was part of the celebration for Filipino American History Month. I had a VIP pass to the Sapporo beer garden and enjoyed the perks that came with it. As much as I enjoy being a part of these festivals, the lines are usually insanely long. I come to these to try new things, but find myself getting discouraged by the long waits. I have learned the best time to come to Asian Night Markets is when they first open if you want to try a variety of food.

This is a terrific place in town that I didn't even know existed until Christmas last year when…read morethey opened up the neighborhood with a ton of wonderful lights and sounds and goodies. We happened by again recently and flund that they have indoor eateries, small business shopping and a gift store of sorts. It's a great place to sit outside in the shade and watch the birds and listen to their songs. I had a lovely visit. I'll be back with friends.

Mission restaurant, ;sit at bar at Mission, never disappointed ) Buck & riders (ohhh the lemon…read moremeringue pie) then walk across to the Garage for great pizza and wine...great area...actually, you can order pizza at one place and they will deliver to the wine place...

I absolutely love coming here. It has so many wonderful places to explore arranging from items to…read morebuy, to Boba, to food and of course, a very large grocery store. Today I came here to enjoy one of the restaurants with some friends, and the experience was wonderful as always. I also love how the plaza is well-maintained and very clean and that everybody is very helpful. I definitely come here so often and it will definitely not be my last trip.

Mekong Plaza is known for its as the Asian District. All stores and restaurants are owned by…read moreAsians doing an excellent business here. I arrived right when the gates to their supermarket opened. To me this is prime hour for shopping. Few shoppers and no crowds. There are no other stores or restaurants open at that hour. That could be a drawback if you want to frequent other places. I would say that the supermarket is the anchor store in the plaza. It is heavily relied upon for its fresh produce, supplies and ingredients. Shared parking lot and WiFi in the plaza.

The Ahwatukee Farmer's Market is a great local Sunday stop. It's not huge or fancy, but it has…read moreexactly what a neighborhood market should -- local farmers, artisans, fresh bread, coffee, prepared foods, and a great community vibe. This season I especially want to call out Lorenna Gallagher from Seeds and Good Deeds. She sold me the freshest eggs I've ever had. The yolks were deep golden and rich, and the flavor was noticeably better than anything you'll find in a store. Lorenna is part of a Phoenix collective doing urban gardening in the Phoenix and Tempe area and giving back to the community. Hearing about how she carefully raises and feeds her chickens, and recently expanded her flock, made the experience even more impressive -- and you can absolutely taste the difference. Be sure to seek out Seeds and Good Deeds when you visit the market. Supporting vendors like Lorenna is exactly what makes a local farmers market special.

I like going to farmer's markets and have scoped out a few in Phoenix and this one is on the…read moresmaller side and only worth a visit if you're nearby. I live close by and wanted to show my mom this farmer's market and this is one of the few markets that operate on Sundays. The best one I have been to in the Phoenix area is the Uptown Farmer's Market, so if you come to this one, you'll be disappointed. Its still fun to come here and check it out and today when we stopped by there was a music artist playing a cover of Bohemian Rhapsody and that made the trip worthwhile.