Had to take a star away. What I thought were fresh Kaffir lime leaves turned out to be Chinese…read morebroccoli which I only realized after taking them out of the bag. The problem was that the bags were right behind an incorrect sign on the refrigeration case. I hadn't bought Kaffir lime leaves in years, the last time they were packaged dried in the bag. I just figured this time that perhaps the leaves were being sold fresh now. At least the Chinese Long Beans actually were Chinese Long Beans.

This was my favorite Asian grocery in Kitsap county and the only one I shopped at. But last week…read morewhile picking up some fried chili crisp, the bottle was stacked so tightly in-between a row of two other products, I accidentally knocked a jar over. And in a move to save the jar I quickly moved my basket under the falling jar to catch it to stop it from breaking in the floor. Unfortunately, the quick motion of my basket caused a bottle of banana ketchup to be knocked off a lower shelf and break in the floor. Upon, checkout I was made to pay for the bottle that broke. Okay, I get it you're a small business and every penny counts, and I average over $100 of my grocery budget there every month. But from a customer service standpoint to make me pay for accidentally knocking a bottle to the floor? Sure you saved $2.69. But once again from a customer service pov, did you save $2.69 OR did you LOSE over $1200 a year in patronage, because I'm never coming back. There's other Asian groceries in the area that I can get all the same things I get at your store.

We come here for many cultural items. We usually find everything we need. Today we didn't find the…read morebread we were looking for. No Bolillo, or any other similar bread options for tortas. But we left with Mazapán and Concha pan. Even though we didn't find what we needed today, we will come back for all the other great cultural options.

Worst service ever. I got there alot with a backpack on, and have never been asked to leave it…read more Till their racist so called manager ricky was harassing me and blocking my way. I even informed him if others with bags and he didn't care. So it was not the bag it was my color. One one employee asked the right question. Good job Michael kudos to you.

This is located with a shared, busy parking lot with a laundromat, Asian market, Chinese and Thai…read morerestaurants. After making a trek to another Eastern European market down in Tacoma the day before, now it was time to visit European Grocery in Everett on 3/2/25. Pro tip: Don't be intimidated by the stoic, standoffish staff at the deli counter or the register. Enjoy the culinary experience wandering their grocery aisles and remember your shopping bag(s) to package up your purchases. Because I had also stocked up at the other market in Tacoma, I noticed similarities in the product availability. However, I was able to find other things of interest especially in the smoked meats, condiments, chocolates, and biscuits areas. I enjoyed looking closely at their wine and spirits section...unique labels I would not find at my usual Ravenna wine shop in Seattle. Thanks to Heather, fellow Yelp Elite, for putting European Grocery on my radar screen!

European staff at grocery stores have been given a bad reputation online (mainly TikTok). So many…read morepeople who have access to European groceries have said the staff are rude, they don't let you record or take pictures & often have a staring problem. My family and I have not experienced anything close to that at this store. Both the men and women were very helpful, let me admire their produce and culture (even let me take pictures and videos) & eagerly answered the few questions I did have. We had such an enjoyable experience that we came back the next day to buy more food & sweet treats. In regard to the ambiance, this grocery store isn't the biggest by any means. It's about the size of a NY bodega/convenience store, so don't expect to be able to find any and everything you usually can at other places. However their produce is fresh & all the meat, cheese and dessert products we have tried were all very good (certainly much healthier than the preservative and filler packed foods you'll find at your local WalMart, QFC, etc). I thoroughly enjoyed my first European market experience & can't wait to come back, as well as visit other stores.

Cute little market tucked away near the Tacoma Mall. A friend and I were on the hunt for kataifi…read moreand Said held some for us the next day. It was a hot day and Said gave my friend and I a drink from his cooler. We'll never forget his kindness! Please support this business!

We're not usually into this type of food, but we do like Dubai chocolate so we thought it would be…read morecheaper to make some ourselves rather than pay $20 for a bar at Nom Nom Stop. Came in and yes, they have Kataifi and tahini paste, but they did not have the pistachio butter. We grabbed what we could as we admired all the lavosh bread near the cashier. On our way out the door, we saw they had labne. Sis grabbed some and the shop owner saw her delight and recommended another brand which she was happy to also purchase. It's a small ethnic store, not a gigantic T&T or anything, but I love stores like this because they have enough of what they need for the clientele they serve. We will definitely return for more of that labne.

Yay! We have a T&T in Lynnwood. We became a fan of T&T when we stayed in Vancouver. Our main…read moreattraction was the hot food buffet station since shopping here always meant, yummy food at the end. My 5 year old really enjoys many of their hot food staples. The T&T in Lynnwood doesn't disappoint at all. While it is smaller than the Factoria location, we do not personally have any complaints. The place is not always packed like the Factoria location and that is a a relief. We primarily use the food & bakery sections, live fish, and frozen food sections. One can say they are a bit pricier in comparison to places like Ranch Market who have similar options but we T&T is closer to us than Ranch Market and so we prefer to go here as it is more convenient. They are special items during Boat Festival every year and we absolutely love the bun station during this time. This is also a great place to experiment with a lot of not usually found Asian alcohol in main stream supermarkets unless you are specially going to a specialty shop.

Prices are much more expensive here than they are at Trader Joe's, Fred Meyer, or Safeway. They do…read morehave some more specialized options so they are a bit more in line with a speciality store or the prices of Whole Foods. I did get some uShu Mai, which I really enjoyed, but I could've gotten it cheaper at Trader Joe's. I also found the fresh fruits to be a lot more expensive. I used to go to quite a few Asian stores in the international District, and usually the fresh foods were all cheap cheaper than any typical grocery store, but it seems to be the opposite of of this store. They do have some cute shopping parts for the little ones that are small shopping carts at a very low level for children to push and say "shopper in training". Really love this. Lines are pretty long but the nice benefit is that the cashiers are all humans and that they are not using self checkout. They typically have 2 cashiers working during the daytime. Not sure if they have more during evening hours.

Sooooo good! Meaty and delicious warm house made chiccarones with their guacamole and fresh medium…read morespicy red salsa...soooo good! Fresh tamales-cheese and jalapeño, sweet corn, beef-sooooo good! Delicious baked goods! Very friendly staff, very clean store, lots of parking. Highly recommend !

Poor customer service, dont recommend. Charged me an item…read moreextra refused to return the difference and will ignore your calls. Avoid.

Impressive array of Asian food. Take out food, hot self serve too…read more My limited experience with Asian foods didn't prepare me for it all. They have Peking Duck to go! Big store, be sure you have time to explore.

Was in Bellevue for the weekend and decided top stop by T and T after hearing about it online…read more Despite it being 8pm on a Sunday, the store was bustling and still packed with a sizeable number of people. I was very impressed with the store! There's a large selection of groceries and frozen goods from popular Asian brands. Not to mention, popular skincare and trinkets. But what stood out to me the most was the prepared food and bakery section!! So many options from a hot food bar, to sushi and drinks, to the cutest cakes you can order. We got packaged egg tarts from the bakery area, and they were so flaky and silky. Would definitely recommend putting them in the oven so they get extra crispy. Can't wait for the one in the Bay Area to open!

I haven't been in for a few months and they upgraded! This small business has new freezers and open…read morefacing fridges and more ready made Banchan. Love talking to the staff they are so sweet and calm. They even gave me a calendar !

Maybe I'm a little spoiled coming from California where Asian grocery stores are everywhere and…read morepacked with options, but I've been trying to find good local spots since moving to Lacey. Arirang is one of the smaller Asian markets in the area, so I decided to stop by while looking for pork belly and a specific ingredient--shrimp paste. I was hoping to find fresh pork belly since I'm used to my previous markets having a small butcher or deli section, but the only option here was frozen. It still worked out fine, but I did have to defrost it for a couple of hours before I could cook with it, which wasn't ideal when I was hoping to make lunch right away. One thing I did appreciate was their selection of Korean sides. I was pleasantly surprised to find seasoned black beans, which I really enjoy and don't always see at some markets. Their snack section was okay as well, though the overall selection felt pretty limited--understandable given the size of the store. I thought I might have missed the shrimp paste somewhere in the aisles, but when I asked the cashier, she let me know they were currently out of stock. That was a bit disappointing since I came in with a short list of ingredients and still couldn't find what I needed, so I ended up going to a Vietnamese market down the street afterward. The shop itself is pretty small, and the entrance to the parking lot feels a bit tight but there's a fair amount of spaces to park. I do like that this store is very close to where I live in Lacey, so it's convenient when I just need to stop by quickly. Overall, it's an okay neighborhood market and I might come back here for convenience, but I'm not sure it'll become my go-to spot for bigger Asian grocery shopping trips.

I've been a fan of Vulca's for years but they just reopened at a new location after being closed…read morefor 10 months. I'm glad they are back! I love their selection and can always find dinner staples as well as fun treats that I can't find anywhere else (at least not easily).

So much fun for a first visit! It's jam packed with soooo many amazing items I was a bit…read moreoverwhelmed at where to start! "Give me one of everything!" Wasn't an option, so we asked the owner to please point out five of her favorite recommendations. Here's a charcuterie plate with the Fennel and Citrus Salami, fresh basil, fresh mozzarella from the shop and some of our homemade fermented mustard, and Asian pears from the garden, pickled asparagus and a bit of Port Wine cheese spread. No shy flavors in the plate! Go! We will be back!!

Perfect balance of items minus fresh bakers goods. Everything you need for a quick bite or dinner.read more

WoW! This market had nearly everything we were looking for as we shopped for our ingredients to…read moremake sushi! Because we've never made our own sushi, we asked lots of questions and got the best advice according to what we wanted. The store employees were the best and I would definitely recommend shopping at Rosana's!