I was there few weeks ago bought a fresh chicken that turned out to be bad. I called and told the…read morestore about it n they someone will call back n few weeks passed no one did call n when l called whoever helped was very nice but was told by the manager that they couldn't do anything coz l didn't have a receipt n to some point l understand that but it's not like a call all the time complaining and asking for money plus it wasn't even about the money it's about the inconvenience.

From the owner: Ethnic & specialty processed, frozen foods, groceries, produce and meat.read more

An excellent selection of foods, spices and ready to eat foods…read more The meat counter also offers a phantastisch delicious selection of fresh meats. Many meats are freshly frozen and portioned. While the store might takes some time to find out where everything is because the place is filled to the brim. Frozen different fish delicacies rounding up the experience. Highly recommend.

I just discovered Kim's Mart in my area. Kim's Mart is located close to the Edmonds skytrain…read morestation. They sell snacks, produce to ready to eat food items. I cam here and got a their onigiri for lunch and another time I came here to get their kimbap for lunch. Very reasonable priced and delicious kimbap and onigiri. The place is quite busy during lunch time. The store looks big from the outside but its actually quite crammed inside.

It is all right. Not much in the way of good meat cuts. Not enough prepared banchan. Very tiny…read moreportions. Dduk is old and hard. Disappointing overall.

Honestly, every time I visit this location, the staff attitude is consistently disappointing and…read morebelow basic expectations. Today, I asked an employee for help finding an item, and instead of actually assisting, I was told: "Just walk around the front, you'll probably find it." That's not helpful at all. When a customer asks for assistance, the bare minimum should be proper guidance or clear directions. On another occasion, I asked a different employee for help and didn't even get a response -- just a blank stare. That's beyond poor service and comes across as disrespectful. To be frank, the overall attitude feels careless and slightly rude. Even at local Safeway stores, I've never experienced this level of dismissive service. It really feels like there is a lack of basic customer service training here. Management seriously needs to address this. 이 매장은 요즘들어 직원들의 태도가 상식 밖이라 황당하고 기분이 좋지 않습니다. 오늘은 매장에서 물건을 찾다가 지나가는 직원에게 위치를 문의했는데, "알아서 앞쪽 돌아다니다보면 있을 거예요"라는 식으로 상식밖이고 너무 성의 없는 답변을 받았습니다. 그리고 예전에 비슷하게 물어봤을 때는, 아예 대답도 하지 않고 쏘아보기만 하는 직원도 있었네요 이건 단순한 불친절을 넘어서 기본적인 예의가 없는 수준이라고 느껴졌습니다. 고객이 물건 위치를 물어보면 최소한 제품 섹션 넘버나 설명 해 주는 게 기본 아닌가요? 솔직히 말해 약간 싸가지 없다는 느낌까지 받았습니다. 동네 Safeway를 가도 이 정도로 무성의한 응대는 거의 없습니다. 직원 교육이 전혀 안 되어 있는 것처럼 보입니다. 제발 직원들 기본 트레이닝 이라도 좀 시키세요

I walk and drive by this Persia Foods place many many times. I always thought it was a small little…read morestore on Kingsway but to my surprise, it is bigger than what it looks from the outside. I walked in and was surprised at the prices and the freshness of its produce. I highly recommend shopping here. The staff and customers here are super nice as well. The parking can be a bit chaotic. It is a one way traffic with limited parking spots. I recommend either walking here or parking somewhere else and walk to the store. I am coming back for sure.

Great selection of products and always fresh It's still a…read morelittle bit more expensive than the other Persian store I go to.

We started trying out the Blackball Taiwanese Dessert drinks from Market Ribbon recently. I've…read morealways been curious about Blackball so it's great that we can try some of their stuff from Market Ribbon without having to go all the way to the actual Blackball shop. Last time I bought some kind of Mango drink with Agar jelly for my daughter. She liked it while I was just OK with it. This time I bought a Passionfruit Lemon Green Tea with Coconut Jelly for my daughter, and a Wintermelon Tea with Grass jelly and Aiyu jelly drink for my husband. My daughter and I both loved the Passionfruit drink. I wouldn't mind buying that one again sometime. Hubby seemed to like the Wintermelon drink a lot. I liked it better than I had like the Mango drink with Agar jelly but still wasn't crazy about it. I really really liked the Passionfruit drink though, so I might buy that one for myself sometime since I only took a couple of sips from that drink and left the rest for my daughter. These drinks would cost a good deal more at the actual Blackball store so getting them premade at Market Ribbon for just $4.99 each is a pretty good deal. If you're not too picky, this is a great place to satisfy a bubble tea craving without breaking the bank!

After hearing so much about this Korean supermarket, I finally had a chance to come visit. Don't…read morelet the dumpy exterior scare you. Parking is plentiful in the lot in front of the building. The inside is definitely bare bones and on the smaller side. However, it was full of customers. They're doing something right. They have Korean snacks and produce. Special mention to their dedicated kimchi and ready to eat food section, which have items like tteokbokki (starch roles in sauce) and kimbap. Oh so tasty. Another thing worth mentioning - they have sashimi grade fish, and as of the time of writing, it is much cheaper than T&T. My only real complaint is that the checkout area is set up rather poorly. I just saw a pile of people by the counters and assumed I was in the lineup. Turns out the lineup actually goes down the aisle that is closest to the wall. Pro tip. This place is definitely on my radar now. Will be back more often to empty my wallet. Recommended.

I was in the London Drugs across the street from here and decided to drop by Sungiven Foods on the…read moreway home to get myself a SunTea bubble tea drink. You can order either in person with the people working there or use the very convenient kiosk to place your order electronically. I opted for the kiosk and ordered a Strawberry Guava Lime drink with 50% sugar and the pounded lime removed. It had lots of fresh strawberry chunks in it and 50% sweetness was just the right level of sweetness without losing out on flavor. Saw some bottles of pink coconut water on sale for $1.79 each so I bought one of those to bring home and try. I have seen pink coconut water before from another brand called Harmless Harvest. It's usually ridiculously expensive so I don't buy it. Sampled it once or twice at some kind of food event. I think it was Veg Fest. Super yummy but too expensive. So when I saw this other brand of pink coconut water selling for $1.79 at Sungiven Foods, I had to give it a try! While I was there, I also saw that they now sell Onigiri at Sungiven Foods! Was tempted to get one but refrained as I knew there was food in our kitchen back at home that needed to be used up. Will definitely keep the Onigiri in mind for next time though. I saw 3 different flavors: Unagi Cream Cheese, Cooked Salmon, and I think the third one was Chicken Teriyaki. Saw a couple boxes of Tree Organic cheesecake while I was there. Always tempted to bring one home when I see them but, again...food at home that needs to be finished out first. Love the options at this place though. Was kinda wondering whether they might have their own version of a Japanese style egg salad sandwich since 7-Eleven recently came out with it in Canada and it seems to be a trending thing now. But no...no egg salad sandwiches at Sungiven Foods. At least not at this point in time!

I love sungiven, so many good produce and snack options. Great frozen items, and bakery items too…read more The roses are an amazing deal here! Also, everyone who works here is really nice. They keep empty boxes up front for people like me who forget their bags, oops. The bao and steamed soy combo is a fave of mine, and theres a table area to eat in. Large new store, great selection.

Was around the neighbourhood and my significant other needed some supplies, that to make some…read morehome-made broth for her pho. We already passed up a few other locations and I remembered this place, I haven't been here in years, so I didn't know what to expect. Most people who live in the Lower Mainland might not come to this place, as it literally is in the (as my friend use to say) "armpit" of Canada. From the amount of beggers, crack whores, drug dealers, drug takers, let's just say this is not the rainbow and unicorns neighbourhood of town. I found parking a block up, and once we exited the car, a person asked us if we had any change.... yes... this is a stones throw away from Hastings and Main! We entered, and the guy working here was unloading, and putting things away, as well as setting up the front display of food items, and my dear went off in her world to look for items. This place is spacious, no overloading of shelves, no narrow aisles, no short store, this place is pretty wide, and pretty long. We started on the left side, walking down their open refrigerated section, you see very clean, and packaged vegetables. Anything from Thai chili's, Thai basil, mini limes, coriander, green onions, bean sprouts, just to name a few, everything had their own packaging where you could see what your buying, and everything was, as I said, clean! Through the aisles we noticed stuff like shrimp paste, sections of Sriracha sauce, fish sauce, cane sugar, brown sugar, cans of bamboo, powdered soup broth for your favorite pho dishes, laksa sauces, a variety of different rice noodles, even labelled by the width of the noodle. This place is a specialty store, and one I wouldn't hesitate on sending anyone too, sure you have to actually get out of your car, or go down there with public transit, and open your eyes to a different part of society. Sometimes part of the journey of making your dish at home, is the journey less spoken, that of where the hell you got your ingredients. The words, "you can't believe where I went to get this stuff" may come out of your mouth the next time you actually decide to prepare a Thai, Viet, Cambodian, Malaysian, Indonesian, etc..., dish... but if your working through some cookbook that is telling you things you need for a particular dish that you have no clue where to get cause your normal supermarket wouldn't have a clue what it is.... you maybe surprised here by finding it. The one thing we were looking for.. which they didn't have was freshly package pho noodles..... as all of the noodles we saw were dry, can't win them all!

Being Thai- speaks for itself now. I should know where to shop right? Right?…read more This is the only bona fide place to get That ingredients if you want that authentic green curry with real Thai eggplant (so round and cute, definitely not long and skinny which will give you soggy eggplant) or the hard to find actual Kaffir limes (not just the leaves) for your tom yum soup. Pick up some "real" oyster sauce for your Pad Bai Graprow, and the grapow leaves too (Thai basil). There's so much more, from frozen desserts, great Jasmine rice, rice noodles, and on and on and on.. spices. BUT, caveat, its in a sketch neighbourhood on East Hastings, druggies, street merchants (which are not necessarily sketch), homeless folks (also not necessarily sketch). So you might feel a bit out of place if you plan on sliding up in your Range Rover or Mercedes. But that's just a feeling, nothing bad will happen. It's not the prettiest of places, it's a big warehouse kind of space, no cute labels and fun signs, just the facts and prices. Ladies who work there, super nice, super helpful. A lot of things are kept in the back so use your big girl voice and ask for things if you can't find it. Delivery day seems to be Friday, so the weekend is a good time to go in. Prices are so good, I don't know why anyone and I mean ANYONE would buy Thai ingredients in the Asian food aisle in the supermarket. Case and point, fish sauce should never, ever cost more than $2 for the largest size bottle. EVER. You're welcome. Happy Thai shopping, cooking and eating :)