Huge selection of items I've not seen anywhere else. It's huge, it's clean, and it's well stocked…read more Service was fine but checking out was a little confusing because there are dedicated checkout stations to specific items, not a general checkout, It was my first time here, and I only want a few items. Mostly I was curious and left impressed with my delicious hot food bar items: steamed bok choy, grilled eggplant, glass noodles. What a great lunch!

Duuuuuuude where have you been all my life?! My boyfriend took me here as we were making home made…read moresushi and I had never been. Whoa y'all wow. This place is like HUGE. It's like Costco but for Asian food. And don't play just because you're vegetarian or vegan there is still SO much you can buy and eat!!!! Edamame, endless veggies, spring rolls, desserts, tofu, oh man alive. YUM. And the prices are NO joke. Very good prices!!! If you haven't checked it out and you love Asian food you're doing yourself a disservice. (and your wallet!!)

I love Korean Supermarkets, I had fun shopping and browsing around at…read more G-Mart, although I wish I could bring back tons of stuff from here ( perishables) I can't wait to shop at my local HMart for some products that I've seen here, hopefully they carry them. G-Mart is huge, colorful, and messy in a way due to tons of products, parking is limited and parking lot is kind of confusing. We parked on the street the first time and the 2nd visit when I went back again to grab more stuff, we parked along the side since we couldn't find any open stalls. I don't know where to begin looking, upon entering, I head straight to the ramen section, which is my favorite/weakness! I noticed lots of new ramen brand that I haven't tried before, To sum it up, G-Mart has a great selections of all the Korean products you'll need. There are also fresh meats, produce and great assortment of ban chan and kim cheeee!! I killed 2 birds over here, dined at the restaurant upstairs and shopped here. What really caught my eyes and was happy to see while shopping here, I finally get to try ice cups (.99) which I used for packaged ice coffee, it was pretty cool to pour the drink in the cup ( from watching Instagram vids on Korean convenience store) Also the viral ice cream, so happy I get to try it here! That was some creamy, sweet & fancy viral ice cream, I also got to try frozen Kimbap, never tried it but seen those viral vids too. Besides those goods I got, I also bought a box of OFood seafood ramen, Turtle chips, seaweed, candies and cake. The Mala Turtle chips was really good, I hope to see them here. So Happy -feeling just like a kid at a candy store.... hehe. I heard from local that this supermarket use to be Paldo, Hmart, now Gmart. Not sure if same owner as Hmart but I do notice the Hmart adds, I am confused! hehe. Overall, I had a fun shopping experience here, love Korean products, great place to shop for your Korean goodies and groceries!

It's been a bit since I came back here. This time I bought some of their premade banchan. They…read moretaste pretty good for grocery store banchan. They have a variety of options from Napa cabbage kimchi to seasoned octopus. They also have some premade foods like kimbap. The kimbap was pretty decent had a good amount of filling. The store itself has variety of Korean products and ingredients.

I always look forward to visiting Uwajimaya. There is always so much to see and discover, and their…read morestock rotates a fair amount so there's something new to look at each trip. One of the staples I love are the baked goods from Oyatsupan - sometimes the main bakery runs out of their popular breads so a reliable supply is found at Uwajimaya (although maybe not baked the same day). Uwajimaya also offers fresh mochi sometimes over the weekends. Their hot section even offers whole roasted duck, something I've never seen before. Their kitchen section offers a variety of yakitori grills, which is something I'm looking forward to buying in the future (and something I've never seen in any other store). They also carry muscavado sugar, something I've had to travel to Canada to purchase before. I like how they highlight local goods on the shelf with special signs - I did not realize The Tao of Tea was a Portland business and I'm going to visit their teahouse in the future.

Extremely Unprofessional Behavior at the Poke Counter…read more Today my friend and I drove to Uwajimaya specifically to buy fresh poke, which we usually enjoy here. When we arrived at the poke bowl service counter, we were standing in front of the menu screens trying to decide what to order. We were not in line yet, because we were still looking at the options and deciding. We had only been standing there for less than three minutes. At the time, there was an Asian male employee helping another customer. After that customer finished ordering, another male employee (tall with long hair) gestured toward me and asked if I was ready to order. I said, "Can I get a mini bowl please?" Instead of confirming my order, he immediately asked whether my friend wanted the same thing. My friend was still deciding and had not said she was ordering yet, so I politely replied that she wasn't sure yet, but I was ready to order mine. The employee then shook his head and slammed the rice container, which completely surprised me. The gesture and attitude felt very disrespectful and unnecessarily aggressive toward a customer. For context, I work in the food service industry myself, so I understand that things can get busy. However, at that moment there were no other customers waiting behind us, so the pressure and frustration displayed by this employee felt very inappropriate. Because of how uncomfortable the interaction felt, I told him that it was okay and that I would not order anymore. My friend also said it was okay and that we didn't want anything anymore. Instead of simply letting us go, the employee shouted loudly across the counter, saying "Come back, come back! What do you want? Come back!" while waving his hand at us as if we had to beg for him to serve us. We had done nothing wrong--we were simply looking at the menu and politely asked for a mini bowl. The experience left us feeling confused, pressured, and honestly quite uncomfortable. We later reported the incident to the customer service counter. The female employee there (wearing glasses) listened and said she would forward the report to management. I have visited Uwajimaya many times and usually enjoy shopping here, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. I hope management addresses this situation and reminds staff that basic courtesy and patience are essential in customer service. After the incident, we decided not to order poke and only purchased a bottled tea before leaving. We ended up going to another Japanese restaurant nearby for food instead. I'm sharing this experience not to attack the business, but to provide honest feedback. Uwajimaya has always been a place we enjoy visiting, and we would be happy to come back in the future--once we feel confident that customers will not be treated this way again by this particular employee.

Lots of imported great stuff at the store and the service was great. Definitely a good place to go…read moreif you'd like to try some new foods. Also, their meat is local and fresh!

I saw the reviews looked so good so I decided to try. It was actually a store/market with a…read morefast-food vibe area. The prices looked reasonable. Environment: a market with a busy corner making and cooking food. Staff: friendly and cooked as quick or as much as they could (they were busy) and made fresh. Food: I got the lamb rack rice plate for $17. The salad was refreshing and the sauce was very good, not too salty. The rice was cooked nicely and delicious. I really liked the texture. The lamb rack was nice and not overly cooked! It had a nice seared flavor and one point down because one part was very burnt so I couldn't eat it unfortunately. However, it was flavorful and good! Also, the bread was out in the open and I just saw people just touching them all. It didn't look too sanitary so I didn't get any to try.

Holy overwhelming moly. And WOW PRODUCE!!! The prices here are good. And the selection is INSANE…read more To the picture that there is truly TOO much. There is no staff to be found except at the register. Thankfully my man is the most social person I know, and he chatted up people to ask them to direct us to what we needed. This place is INSANE with the amount of produce they have. My bestie told me that they have produce that you can't find anywhere else. And man alive she was right. I'll definitely be back.

I love the variety of this store all the fresh fish options, beautiful fruit and veggies, they even…read morehave ramen resturants, Thai, bakery etc. So much to see and buy i spent at least an hour there and spent well enough for me to know I love this store. Everyone seemed nice and the store seemedorganized and clean except the bathroom please someone got sick and it was crazy in there. Otherwise

Since my kid was having surgery the day after I landed, she and I picked a few things for the…read morefridge- plus a few things I like to nibble on while she rests at home. There's a huge variety of Vietnamese and other Asian produce at Asian Family M. in the Canyon Place Shopping Ctr in Beaverton,, including fresh (and frozen) meat, seafood, fruits, vegetables, herbs+spices, packaged snacks- as well as a huge range of household goods. My Thai Guava looked tasty- but it was bland and didn't have a pop of sweetness. All the other fruits we picked up were tasty as well as mangosteens my kid loves.

Very well stocked Asian market in Beaverton! I even saw a mahjong here that I would have had a…read moretough time finding in So Ca!!

Best Indian foods grocer I have found. I buy frozen sagar mata and sag paneer there almost monthly…read more They have everything for Indian cooking.

Absolutely delicious . Great variety of food. Responsive service. May take some wait time during…read morelunch hour specials. I just when grocery shopping while waiting.

first off, me and my family have been going to this market since i was little. that being said,…read moreback in the day there werent many asian markets to choose from. if youre thai, there are some items that manila market tends to carry that other larger asian markets dont. (the less popular items amongst other foreigners) and if you cant find it there, the viet/thai market down the road will most likely have it. as to the previous remarks about customer service, i'd have to say that i agree. it seems to be a family owned business, and i usually try to avoid too much interaction with the staff/cashier. they (or she) never seems to be in a good mood and i get the feeling that there is a major lack in drive to work or to run the market successfully. as for the unfair treatment based on ethnicity or race, i've witnessed it as well a few times and feel the distinction quite clearly - which is unpleasant and inexcusable being asian, we have never been asked to pay cash and she even gave us a free bottle of fish sauce when we spent over 30 dollars all in all, there are alot of better options nowadays to pick up asian groceries - manila has been bumped down to one of my last choices for asian grocery shopping. i only really go now when i need certain particular items that other places dont carry.

WEIRD people work at this store. slender Lady cashier would not give me my card back! I had to…read moremuster all composure to refrain from yelling at her as she severely lacks BOUNDARIES. I don't want to talk badly but I will just say this; I will never step foot in your store again. You have great potential; prime location, competitive pricing but your customer service is extremely OFFENSIVE! Too bad for you, I love to shop at Asian grocery but NOT @Manila. 0/10 Ladies & Gents I suggest to shop at Uwajimaya, best customer experience! Or go to 99, Hmart..there are tons of alternatives.

Newly opened, I was excited to find a Mexican grocery store in an area I frequent since I cook a…read morelot of Mexican food. The store is small and has a little bit of many items but no bakery goods like tortas or Mexican cookies. Decent assortment of dried chiles and spices and definitely better prices than an American grocery store. Cans of chiles, tomatoes, and other south of the border pantry items. A few non food items, too. Football jerseys, prayer candles, salsa dishes and such. Didn't end up buying anything and unfortunately, for me, there wasn't anything here that would make me stop back. That being said, I sure do wish the owner success and hopefully this store serves a niche that will keep him in business. Located off SW Canyon and Lombard, adjacent to Home Goods and right next to Tiger Sugar, plenty of parking out front.

One of the things that I'm enchanted with in Beaverton is the number of ethnic supermarkets. Each…read morehas its own character, and they seem spaced out so that one is near anyplace you happen to be. Today I came across Guate Mex, a Mexican supermercado. More than just a place with Mexican foodstuffs, this place has a bit of everything from the land south of the border. From belts to candles, from spices to canned and bottled everythings. I found items I hadn't even thought of since being in Mexico. The counterperson was gentle and curious, and proud of the most excellent collection of edible Mexicana available to you. Enjoy.

I just bought this at their food station inside the market & I didn't see the attendant weighing it…read morewhen I paid $6.99 for half a pound. Looking at the picture that I'm attaching 5 pcs of this dessert doesn't seem to be half a pound??? Does she have an internal scale to determine it??? Be fair & consistent with your paying customers, the community around you are the ones supporting your business

Quick shopping next to Target when you run out of the essential Indian spices! Also, there is a…read morequick sit down restaurant with some yummy vegan meals that I enjoy.