Asian Market

My go to store for basic Asian food items. They used to have 2 store areas but they combined it into one. Love coming here for my snacks and knick knacks. All the employees I’ve encountered are friendly.

Plenty of parking. They accept Apple/wireless pay.

Best place conveniently finding key asian groceries items to make asian dishes to feed friends and families for way less than you'll spend in eating out.

Great Asian Market with all the variety of foods you need.

Like the variety of cooked foods you can order at their restaurant.

Purchased this yesterday for our road trip back home to Arizona, but it was spoiled! It smelled sour and gooey to the touch! Not edible at all! I couldn't go back to return it since we were well on our way home already! So disappointed since we love supporting local Asian communities. Please check items you buy here for spoilage! Obviously, the owners don't check what they sell especially this type of foods spoils easily in this hot weather!

I like this little market and go there quite often when I need small items ( rice, basil, condiments, etc.) . The workers here are very nice. On the day I went there was a gentlemen (who I assume was the owner) was sitting behind the counter without a mask on. If the customers are required to wear one upon entrance into the store, he should have had one on as well to protect himself and others. It’s just common courtesy. Overall, like I said nice store.

I love that this market is in the South West area. When I need certain ingredients to cook certain Vietnamese dishes, I don't have to drive all the way to Chinatown. So convenient.

New ownership is 10x better than the old owner. He is beyond polite, remembers customers by name and keeps the store very clean and the products organized. We will be returning to do our weekly shopping here for sure!

Around late 2012, I witnessed an incident between one of the owner (female type) and a costumer and I'm a bit concern with the way the situation was handled by the ownership. Apparently, the owner accidentally placed her personal keys into a grocery bag and a costumer was honest enough to returned the key that was placed in his grocery bag. The owner became confrontational, and began to questioned the costumer as to what he was doing with her keys? The costumer replied, it was in my bag.... and the gentleman became upset because instead of being grateful of returning her keys, she gave an attitude.

I'm a firmed believer of costumer service, since I do help out a family on a business and unfortunately the ownership of this store does not realized that her business is dependent on the number of returned costumers

My story is one of the three cases that I've observed the lack of costumer services on this particular store.

I just hoped that ownership can reassess their people skills, the essence of good costumer service and works toward being good to people regardless on their position. And to realize that the businesses success is dependent on returned costumers.

Concern Citizen
5/2013