Truong Son — Local services in Fort Smith

I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation to Truong Son Market for their generous support of the teachers and community at Euper Lane Elementary School. Their commitment to giving back truly shines through their recent gesture of providing meals for our dedicated teachers during the parent-teacher conferences.

The teachers at Euper Lane Elementary work tirelessly to support the students and their families, often going above and beyond by staying late to ensure effective communication and collaboration with parents. Truong Son Market’s thoughtful contribution of meals not only provided much-needed nourishment but also lifted the spirits of our educators, allowing them to focus on what matters most, the success and well-being of their students.

This act of kindness and community support speaks volumes about Truong Son Market's values and their dedication to making a positive impact. Thank you, Truong Son Market, for your generosity and for being such a wonderful partner in our community. Your support is genuinely appreciated and will be remembered...

This has been my go to spot for Asian food for over a decade. Some may complain there is a slight odor of fish but that is the price you pay going to a place with such a great selection of fish. They definitely are more than just just s supermarket. They definitely re also a fish market as well as having a huge selection of exotic vegetables and mushrooms. Dont go in here expecting Whole Foods, this is a community based market that serves the surrounding community. This place is a slice of authenticity that has made it my favourite Asian market in Fort Smith. This is where I go consistently for my cans of curry paste, coconut milk, fresh shitake mushrooms, kefir lime leaves, chickory coffee, squid jerkey, fresh ginger root and lime leaves, and if you need rice or noodles you'd be hard pressed to find a wider selection. Staff has always been super friendly. I love...

It's a awesome store and a lot to choose from, but some stuff I can't identify or read because I'm American and I don't no Chinese or Vietnamese or any of that so I'm not sure exactly what language it would be. I know that when I asked the woman that worked there where bean sprouts were and she literally looked at me like she had no clue of what I was saying. I guess it's my fault for not being fluent in other oriental launguages. Other than that I liked the variety of things able to be chose from, but the freaking soy sauce selection is out of this world ridiculously crazy. I've never seen that many soy...