This is a small, but convenient asian market on the east side. Its right on Mill Plain, but easily…read moremissed. I love it for the occasional ramen purchase, but mostly because they carry Bui tofu. Its the best tofu I've ever had, and I can't go back to grocery store brands. They also carry Taiwanese cabbage. Nuff said!

We've been here in the past, they have an assortment of fresh seafood and a pretty good selection…read moreof other Asian mixes and sauces. We're definitely coming back!

Found my favorite, close(20 min away) Asian market. They…read morehave so many seasonings and mixes and sauces that we like. They even had canned juices from Hawaii as well as lau lau and Kalua pork. The vibe is kinda old Chinatown and the lady at the register was very nice asking if we wanted to purchase spam musubi. We'll be back for sure.

If you're looking for specific Korean ingredients/products, you might be disappointed. However, the…read morefresh kimchi and radish kimchi are some of the best we've found in the Vancouver area.

Lots of imported treats and eats! The homemade Borsht made my neighbor very happy! Fresh bread was…read morea winner, too.

Support small businesses! This market was a delightful find. Thanks to all who have reviewed it and…read morerecommended before me. I went for the pastries and left with a bag full of candies to fill my daughter's stocking, some delicious crepes, a refreshing creme lemonade, and a bag full of baked goods. The round cheese filled danish was soft and fluffy, but not too sweet. I asked for recommendations and the ones chosen did not disappoint! The raspberry and apricot filled were flaky with a subtle jam flavor, the pancake looked like a white 'Ding Dong' sans icing, but was more of a soft dense cake. Their food selections vary from deli meat, fish and cheeses to seaweed salad and eggplant salad. The shelves were stocked with international options, though I believe the majority were Russian. I'm so happy I stopped in and enjoyed sharing the baked goods with my daughter for breakfast.

Lovely little place, tucked back where you might not just stumble upon it. This review is for the…read morecafe only as the European market wasn't open yet when we arrived for breakfast. The portions of everything are very generous. Sandwiches and avocado toast are definitely enough to share or take home for a second meal. We shared a lemon crepe which had what tasted like house made lemon curd inside of it. It was dusted with powdered sugar and created a delicious flavor. Crepe was perfectly prepared. I ordered the avocado toast which was twice the size of what I expected and could eat, so it made a very nice lunch later. The avocado is a spread as opposed to sliced; although I prefer sliced, this was actually pretty tasty. This also came with a fried egg on both of the pieces of toast and thinly sliced radishes, flat leaf parsley, sesame seed, and a generous amount of pickled red onion which I adore. The bread is a lovely European multigrain. Underneath the toast, I found a beautiful fresh green salad with a balsamic vinaigrette and tomatoes, and all in all this was the perfect dish. My dining companion chose the turkey sandwich, and this two was a very large sandwich. It looked really great and had a lot of turkey on it, so much that it looked like fresh turkey as opposed to a deli meat, but I'm really not sure. For some reason, she didn't especially care for her sandwich; may have been a little too much pesto on it for her likes, but I thought it looked wonderful and also came with a salad. I had a drip coffee, for which I was told I could get refills for free, and my companion had a latte. Both were very good. I would like to come back sometime and purchase some of their desserts as they all looked absolutely amazing.

I had one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever encountered at Svitoch. My party and…read moreI waited nearly 15 minutes while the cashier repeatedly acknowledged us but chose not to help us, despite not being busy. When she finally decided to assist us, her attitude was condescending and rude. What made the experience even more uncomfortable was that I felt racially profiled when I simply asked how much a slice of strawberry shortcake cost. After telling me the price, she immediately questioned whether I could afford it or if I still wanted it, which I found insulting and inappropriate. To make matters worse, the slice of cake was not worth the $9 price tag. Between the poor service, disrespectful treatment, and disappointing product, I have no intention of returning. There are plenty of bakeries that treat their customers with courtesy and respect--this is not one of them.

Lots of great items from Eastern Europe. We're partial to the many Croatian items that are hard to…read morefind anywhere else. We've been coming here for years and years - before they had the extension to the store. And To the genius who said "is it a European store. Or a Russian one" and proceeding to give to three stars because she doesn't understand the name literally starts with EUROPA. It does not brand itself as Russian. I'm guessing Jane doesn't known there are other Eastern European countries that use Cyrillics and is confused to see them on many items in the store. But since she's confused she gave it three stars. The beauty of Yelpers.

is this a European market, or is it a Russian one? the two are not the same. this store provides…read moreample eastern European brands but brands itself as Russian. given russian imperalism, it's more of a USSR shop. that said, they once had fresh pickles which were some of the best i've ever had, but haven't had any of them since. I have also not seen any ukrainian products in the shop.

Based on reviews I expected this to be a great to mind-blowing experience and overall, it was fine…read moreto not great. When you walk in, essentially it's a little market as the name suggests. The ambiance looked and felt about what I assumed it would. I walked in, went to the back where the restaurant part is. I then looked at the menu and then ordered. It felt like I waited a really long time. After looking, it was 25 minutes which after what I recieved felt too long. I have to add I came in 30 minutes after opening and no other customers were there. Three people who ordered after me, all got thier food before me. The burrito was fine. It was a decent size for the price but somewhat flavorless. The hot sauce was okay, but definitely not enough for a whole burrito. Overall if the food had been mind blowing I would not have cared about the wait. But honestly I can name three fast food restaurants that are all close by where I could have stayed in my car and got something of equal or better quality.

The food here is amazing. Their sauces are like none other. I usually get chicken enchiladas…read moreverde and their green sauce tastes wonderful, but be careful. It's hot enough to burn through the roof of your mouth. They are extremely friendly and helpful. The woman that is behind the cashier is always friendly and welcoming. I love their refried beans as well.

It still doesn't hold a candle to either of the Hong Phat superstores on 82nd, but having this…read morelittle satellite store basically in my own backyard has come to be a blessing over the past few years. The vegetables and produce are cheaper, and higher quality, than most of the larger grocery stores, and having a decent selection of Asian staples, from noodles to sauces, has been a lifesaver, on more than one occasion. Inventory can be a little inconsistent, with certain items that were once stocked disappearing, sometimes never to return. With two massive supermarkets only a few miles away, this "little brother" location feels like a bit of an afterthought in the greater Hong Phat empire, relegated to housing overstock, and catering to only the most basic of needs, but for what it offers, there's really nothing else like it in Parkrose, and the same is true for almost all of NE Portland east of 82nd, other than Lily Market on Halsey.

This was a quick stop for some Asian food and tea. There wasn't much of a selection of teas, but I…read moredid find an ok alternative. It wasn't too busy, and the parking lot wasn't too big. Just a typical small market.