I took a longshot hoping that this market may have what I needed for my Bo Ssam recipe (I usually…read moreplan ahead and order online) and I'm so excited to report that they had it (ssamjang) - along with a lot of other cool items that I wish I'd had time to peruse. The gentleman that helped me was kind and knowledgeable. Also - they were open on a Sunday, which is awesome. I love a little gem in Redding - encouraging my fellow Yelpers to give this place a try, you won't be disappointed!

Five stars alone for the home made roasted chili oil - be sure to go get a jar. This stuff is…read moreaddictive! I love the Hmong style chili paste with the roasted kaffir lime leaves, crispy anchovies - whatever they put in it it is delicious. The rest of the market has only dried, frozen and canned goods. I didn't see any hot food when I went, but the chili oil is a must try!

I have been to this Market several times and have always had a good experience. They have such a…read moregreat selection! I get the ingredients to make Spring Rolls; they are so nice and always help me to make sure I have everything I need! I will be back as usual :-)

They carry a nice variety of Asian fruits and veggies. They have some delicious rice seasons too. I…read morelike their helpfulness and variety of dry food options.

Southeast Market in Redding is such a hidden gem. They carry items you can't find at the other…read moreAsian markets in town. Every Asian market around here has their own unique selection, but I've noticed that a lot of things at Southeast Market are actually cheaper, which is a huge plus. The lady who owns the market is always so friendly. She speaks a little English, which makes shopping there even nicer, and she's incredibly kind. I shop here often for vegetables, and one time she even gave me a free pack of veggies, which was such a sweet gesture and really meant a lot. If you come here, you have to try the sesame balls, they are to die for. We've really enjoyed coming here ever since they opened, and it honestly feels like we're becoming regulars. Great prices, unique items, and genuine hospitality, highly recommend.

Mini Asian market with the best prices in town. They have fresh produce, shelf items, and ready to…read moreeat foods ! The store is very clean. :)

Lots of cool Asian snacks (Pocky, Bin Bin rice crackers, freeze dried Jack fruit etc) and cooking…read moreingredients! Really friendly clerk as well. We will definitely come back to get chili garlic sauce, rice, and baking supplies, like pandan flavoring. And of course snacks!

I was headed to Joann Fabrics and noticed a blinking "Open" light in the window of the Indo China…read moreMarket (next to the hydroponics store). I figured while I was nearby I should peruse this place. Its super tiny, but have most of the items you would be looking for in a place like this; purple rice (which is what I stopped in for), pocky, dried dates, duck, noodles, garlic chili paste, etc. I'm not really sure how much English the female clerk speaks, but she was still really friendly. The only reason they didn't get the fifth star is because there was no produce and all of their meat products were frozen. I always like to support ethnic markets because lets face it, Redding is not the most diverse place and "variety is the spice of life." Spice up your life and diet and stop in.

Friendly service and plenty of great options to choose from. My personal favorite was the…read morestrawberry milk tea with boba. The boba had the ideal texture, and the cups were a nice touch. Pricing was very reasonable as well. I would definitely recommend stopping in. If you visit, consider requesting red bean mochi. With enough interest, they may start offering it!

It's a small market with a lot to offer!…read more It's divided into 3 sections. A butcher's section where you can purchase all kinds of meat, as well as a salad bar with so many offerings. Going to back to the meats, I love their marinated chicken. It's delicious! They also offer sandwiches here! A produce section where you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables. In winter I would often come in to get mandarins here. And, finally, a groceries section. This is where they sell just about everything else: cereals, vitamins, etc. For it not being a very large market, they sure have succeeded in making use of every last square inch. Service here has never been unpleasant for me. It's rather easy to come in, get what you're looking for, then get out. Ambiance is fine. It's a bit of an older crowd here. This place is also a little pricey. But you have to pay more for quality.

This grocery store/food facility should implement and enforce a dog-free policy…read more I was in and witnessed a dog, with no service animal vest, sniff and graze its nose across tomatoes and avocados. This is not sanitary by health code standards. Dogs carry pathogens that can spread to food and cause illness. I expressed my concern to staff and they stated they were unsure of their dog policy, but would relay this to a manager. I hope that my concern is taken into consideration.

I don't know how you screw up catfish or drawdads, with flying colors, but the entire event was…read morejacked as well. Any event this (Babs) company is hosting, should be avoided. The amount of food was only about half of what they claimed it would be. And nobody looked like they have ever worked food before. Tons of standing around and on their phones. 0 professionalism.

This was the most pathetically run event I have ever been to. There was virtually nothing crawdad…read morerelated to this festival other than one vendor who sold out, and even when he did have some, it was over a two hour wait just to get them. Parking was atrocious and they had absolutely no traffic flow plan. It was a disaster for people trying to get in with people waiting upwards of 2 to 4 hours in traffic. The event coordinator should be refunding people their money. Hopefully somebody will be filing a lawsuit against this company because it was nothing more than a scam.