Dropped by this store in the early morning on Friday, 11/14/25. Browsed around and got a chance to…read morelook at different items in a calm manner since there weren't too many people inside. Found boxes of instant noodles that we liked on sale, got some Milka chocolate, fruits, fresh vegetables, Indian Naan and Paratha bread, spices, Asian sauces, etc. It was a great shopping experience since we hadn't visited this store in a long time.

My favorite place for get Arabic food, the workers there so nice also the size and the arrangement…read moreof the place make it so easy to start and end point I like the Ambiance.

Came here looking for something, didn't find it, but had a good laugh with the owner. Personable…read moreand funny. Employees were super helpful in looking for what I needed. They have many many items for all your desi food and cooking needs.

When you live in South King County and near the border of Renton and Kent near Valley Medical…read moreCenter, you discover quickly that you are part of an eclectic community. And the benefit? All of the wonderful foods that are produced. But the products and spices necessary to produce these unique dishes are not found in your typical Western-based grocery store. And often times, these products must follow strict religious sanitary rules. There must be a grocer that can carry these sundries to make your dish what you remember from home. In comes the International Food Bazzar! Located on the northern Kent border in the industrial park area, this deceptively large grocery holds products from the Middle East, India, Pakistan, and a few others representing South Asia. The store is Halaal certified, and for those looking for that regional specific product from that region, it is most likely here. Going in, I was not prepared for excitement that I felt walking when I walked in to find the spices and curries I was looking for but could easily not find in a western North America based grocery store. Even the frozen food section was a treat: frozen Naan bread, frozen Saag Paneer to take for lunch, and brands of 25 pound bags of basmahti rice. Let's not forget the busy butchery section preparing several Halal cuts for the long line of customers, all awaiting their turn to put their personal request in. It's a great relationship that is forged. As someone who wants to eat as authentically as possible without the America-substituted analogs, I have found joy in this place that can make my dishes shine the way they were intended. Visit the International Food Bazaar for your next shopping trip!

Shopping in Burien, Washington…read more.. This location of Trader Joe's was relatively close to my high school classmate's home, so I stopped by quickly to take a look beforeIhad to meet up with her. I was so happy to see that the peach-colored AND turquoise-colored mini insulated coolers were available (at the entrance)! They're really handy as my niece has been using them to bring her leftover dinner to work for lunch the next day! She said that these mini coolers are a good size! I got some for her father, sister, and mother! Inside, this Trader Joe's was clean, spacious, organized, and well-lit. I got some snacks, greeting cards, and some yellow nectarines! I started looking for the store mascot and asked the cashier if these plushies were the ones. I showed her a photo on my phone, spotted the correct mascot, and took a photo when a female worker approached me and told me that "no photos were allowed in the store". I thought that she was joking until I looked at her facial expression. She was serious. Shucks. Oh, well... it's over. We got our prize (a lollipop) and took a photo outside of the store. We still went back the next day for more snacks and greeting cards because I had a bit more space in my luggage... LOL!

I love TJ's. Everyone is so nice and helpful. They try their best to get the best of some popular…read moreproducts and then don't have a large selection of choices, whew! And, they are usually playing some great sing-along music in the background.

really good love this place! lots of european goods you…read morewon't find anywhere else here!

Very nice store! Everything we where looking for.They have vegeta and sour cabbage for sarma,ajvar…read moreand nice balkan treats

Today, 3/25/26, dropped by 99 Ranch to get some Chinese food from the Deli. Bought a few Combos of…read morefood - Noodles, Fried Chicken, Sesame Chicken for $14.99 each. Freshly cooked today since they had just brought out the food for the start of lunch. Received great customer service at the checkout register. When in the mood for some Chinese, we normally visit the deli counter at the 99 Ranch Market. Reasonable prices and good portion sizes!

I stopped by 99 Ranch Market in Tukwila while visiting some friends and figured it was the perfect…read morechance to check out their Asian produce. Parking was super easy, and even on a Saturday afternoon the line moved pretty quickly. The store is huge and packed with everything you could possibly need for Asian cooking--hot bean sauces, spices, noodles, snacks, ready‑made BBQ meats, hot entrées, fresh seafood, crab, a bakery, and even cookware like woks and steamers. They'll even clean and fry your fish for free, which is such a nice touch. I picked up some gai lan, bok choy, tofu, chives, bean sprouts, and Asian apples, and I grabbed a few items from their hot food bar to go. The whole Great Wall Mall area has a fun mix of spots too--Chinese restaurants, a pho place, a bakery, bubble tea shop, barber shop, and a cute little gift boutique. It's a great one‑stop destination if you're in the area.

Old world charm Great meats as well as other German and…read moreEuropean delights. It is historical as well . I can remember them when I was a teenager back in the '70's So glad to see them carrying on

We've been visiting Hans and Marianne for years, whenever we get a hankering for the German food we…read moregrew up enjoying. They're great about tolerating our venig Deutsch, and are always happy to make recommendations, even in English. It has a very European feel as soon as you walk in the door. Little bells greet visitors, German language newspapers and magazines are on display, and the food is great. From house-made sausages to canned and bottled food from the homeland, they have it all. Check it out and enjoy! Den wohl!

This place is extremely cool if you like weird international foods and beverage's. Too bad the…read morestaff is the most rude and unfriendly bunch of people I've ever met. With the exception of one older produce employee, older short guy he's nice and will respond like a human to your questions. The others.. oh boy just don't talk to anyone haha it's never been a pleasant experience dealing with the staff. Very rude and simply unprofessional. It's ok not there to talk to the staff here to look at the cool interesting food they have. If you come here, take your time and look around you might need to visit a few times to know where things are but once you don't have to ask for anything from any of the staff members you'll be alright. Be careful where you park.. don't bring your nice car to this parking lot it won't be as nice after you leave.. or have someone stay with the car.

Had to travel to Saars near the SeaTac to pick up a pork picnic cut. Want to roast the pork Puerto…read moreRican style, (pernil). Went to Safeway, Qfc. And my local Asian store looking for this cut of pork with the skin on with no luck There were several whole ones but all were all over 15 lbs (which is too big for us.). I spoke to one of The butchers and he was nice enough and willing to cut it in half for me. This Saar has a large veggies and fruit offerings. They also have lots of international food products too Employees were cordial and helpful Lots of parking in a private lot.

Really love the selection of produce, seafood and imported asian goods here - they even have some…read morebaked goods as well. They have a huge parking lot and are also attached to a few deli, coffee, food counters which is nice. Deals can be great from time to time. Unfortunately - 3 out of the 4 types of fruit that we got were all overripe and had gone bad (but everything is packaged in plastic so you cant even tell or open to look at the whole fruit). The milk apple, the baby green mangoes, and the mamey fruit. They were tried the same day - which means they were already really bad when picked off the shelf. Was so excited to eat these exotic fruits and sorely let down because they tasted so off they had to go straight in the bin. This has happened more than once shopping here. Firstly, there needs to be more quality control if we were to shop their produce again... And *please, stop* with the excessive plastic use wrapping everything in saran wrap and foam trays that is not only horrible for the environment but traps/infuses toxins and microplastics in our fruits and veggies. There is so much potential here, but I'm not going to throw money down the drain by continually buying bad produce.

LAM'S SEAFOOD ASIAN MARKET @ TUKWILA…read more Parking is available for free, and they do have their own private lot, so you'll be able to find spots. It does get crowded, especially on weekends so it can be a little difficult, but you'll eventually find parking. I came today during Thanksgiving and they were open, which was really nice. I love how big this market is. They have everything from fresh produce to frozen aisles, canned goods, and even fresh seafood. They even have live fish and crabs, pretty much anything you can imagine. The service here is helpful too. There are a lot of workers around and they're always willing to point you in the right direction. They only do assisted self-checkout, so you can't scan everything on your own, but there are plenty of lanes open. The ambiance is a little on the dirtier side though. A lot of the produce didn't look super clean, and some items felt like they were placed everywhere. The bananas I saw were a bit brown and rotten, and I feel like they could've tidied that up. Their prices are on the cheaper side, which is great, but that doesn't always mean the quality is the best. We bought some packaged bok choy today, and when we opened it, half of it was mouldy and even had little bugs. The price is low, but you're not always getting the best quality. Overall, the market is still great for other items like canned goods, we love getting their canned fruit for sweet treats. It was still a good experience, and I'd recommend stopping by if you're in the area or need something quick.

Was able to find bread and rice . New to the state ,am glad to see an afghan /halal store nearby…read more Small store but has everything you need .friendly and clean

I saw on IG that you can pick a fish and have them clean and fry it for you, so I had to try it…read moreout. You can pick the fish and a lady standing around will pick it up for you so you can bring it to the cleaning station and tell them what you want. They will give you a number and you can pick up the fried fish when it's done. They don't charge you extra for the service. While I was waiting, I checked out the store and saw abundance of longanisa there. There were frozen and fresh made there. The fish was okay, it was a little bit overfried by the time I got home. My catfish look like it was a diet and thinned out. Haha

Handy when you need a few things. Usually crowded but quiet-ish. Service at the registers is rather…read moredeadpan - always has been. Example: the customer says "thank you"; the cashier says; "Yeah". *shrug* If you are a ramen fan, they have a healthy collection, including bulk. They have catering and, if you are planning a luau, get your pig here.