many of the workers don't seem to speak fluent English. however in this day and age they really don't need to, especially when they're some of the most polite and friendly people I've had the pleasure of meeting around the local area. The store has an excellent selection of what some may refer to as "exotic" snacks (see: unique flavors of chips and soup, dried fish jerkies, etc.) as well as a wide variety of ingredients for general cooking, a long frozens section, canned goods, beans, groceries, lovely drinks. They do not seem to carry alcohol, so if you're looking for booze I wouldn't try this place. I also haven't asked, I'm usually too busy...
   Read moreI love going here, prices are low considering how difficult it may be to source some of the items they sell. I do hot pot at home, and they have all the ingredients I need that cant be found anywhere else - lemongrass, schechuan peppercorns, bok choy, dried chilis, tripe - even spice kits, pots, and cook tops. Lots of little snacks, candies, and noodles if you like to try new things.
P.S. In regards to one other low rating: The cashier seems very nice to me, never rude - but I think she may not speak much English as she is very quiet. She may not have understood (translated) your request to find items in the store, which would...
   Read morei love this place! it is a staple for me. some highlights: lots of fresh produce and rarer cuts of meat extremely well priced snacks, drinks, noodles, and any ingredients i have needed very well stocked. i have never seen an empty shelf. kind employees. idk why people have said they are rude, they have been extremely kind and package groceries with care. if you only speak english and go to an asian market, expect there to be a bit of a language barrier and be patient.
overall i recommend it to everyone, even if you arenât familiar with asian cooking and food. there is something for everyone, and youâre supporting a small...
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