So glad that this store is open as now they offer some great deals and products that H Mart doesn't…read moreoffer! I love the meal kits to make different Filipino soups for those lazy days you don't want to cook. The produce here always look so fresh. Their meat section offers all sorts of cuts that you would need for recipes or parties. I need to still buy fish from them so I can have them fried as they offer that as a service. The staff here are always so friendly and professional. They also have a birthday offer for those who sign up for their rewards program which is great to have if you shop here every so often. The store is always clean and organized any time we come by. I do also love how brightly lit and decorated the store is. The food court here is great and we have only tried stuff from the bakery and PhilHouse but want to try the other offerings as well!

My husband and I were looking forward to this visit since its inception. We were finally excited…read moreto make it. Our first impression upon walking in was promising. This market is smaller than its competitor in Tacoma, but we found it well-stocked and organized, as evidenced by its bright, airy, and friendly staffed atmosphere. Our biggest dissatisfaction was with their ready-made meals--unbeknownst to us until we reached the checkout area, we learned that à la carte items are priced by weight. Normally, in other Filipino markets that offer ready-made entrees, a la carte items are priced by container size (S, M, L) rather than by weight. In essence, they were expensive meals to swallow (no pun intended). Secondly, most of what we purchased lacked flavor and content. For example, the pork sinigang was not sour enough, and the pork belly lacked substance because most were very fatty rather than meaty. The large container also had more liquid/soup than meat and veggies. Moreover, the chicken and pork barbecue were subpar, again lacking taste--exactly the opposite of how they looked while cooking on the grill. The pork sisig was probably our 'good' buy at best, although at a whopping $32.00+ for a large a la carte. We also purchased empanadas, puto bong bong, and taho at the bakery. Price and taste-wise, they were okay, but nothing to write home about. Across the board, my next trip would be to try out Max Chicken and peruse other specialty items. Otherwise, I would probably return to the grocery section to buy ingredients, cook, and enjoy a more flavorful meal at home.

I like the Asian inspired foods available. The family friendly atmosphere is desirable…read more This place has wide open aisles help to not feel cramped; twice as wide as normal stores. The girls that work her are friendly and helpful but not in your face. My favorite part is the readily available, delicious black coffee! It is self-serve and the cups are sturdy. It's the little things here that implies quality and passionate ownership!

Friendly customer service, they have a fun game element to the store too - they've placed ducks all…read moreover the store and if you find them all or close to it you get $5 dollars off your purchase which I thought was pretty cool! The selection at the store is pretty good! I don't think they have everything everything but pretty darn close! I originally came here to get dashi powder and they had it but didn't have the dried seaweed I was looking for but had the regular snacking kind. (Can you guess what I was trying to make at home? Miso soup lol) Overall great experience and if I'm in the area again I will return here if I'm in need of anything.

Cute little market tucked away near the Tacoma Mall. A friend and I were on the hunt for kataifi…read moreand Said held some for us the next day. It was a hot day and Said gave my friend and I a drink from his cooler. We'll never forget his kindness! Please support this business!

We're not usually into this type of food, but we do like Dubai chocolate so we thought it would be…read morecheaper to make some ourselves rather than pay $20 for a bar at Nom Nom Stop. Came in and yes, they have Kataifi and tahini paste, but they did not have the pistachio butter. We grabbed what we could as we admired all the lavosh bread near the cashier. On our way out the door, we saw they had labne. Sis grabbed some and the shop owner saw her delight and recommended another brand which she was happy to also purchase. It's a small ethnic store, not a gigantic T&T or anything, but I love stores like this because they have enough of what they need for the clientele they serve. We will definitely return for more of that labne.

This is located with a shared, busy parking lot with a laundromat, Asian market, Chinese and Thai…read morerestaurants. After making a trek to another Eastern European market down in Tacoma the day before, now it was time to visit European Grocery in Everett on 3/2/25. Pro tip: Don't be intimidated by the stoic, standoffish staff at the deli counter or the register. Enjoy the culinary experience wandering their grocery aisles and remember your shopping bag(s) to package up your purchases. Because I had also stocked up at the other market in Tacoma, I noticed similarities in the product availability. However, I was able to find other things of interest especially in the smoked meats, condiments, chocolates, and biscuits areas. I enjoyed looking closely at their wine and spirits section...unique labels I would not find at my usual Ravenna wine shop in Seattle. Thanks to Heather, fellow Yelp Elite, for putting European Grocery on my radar screen!

European staff at grocery stores have been given a bad reputation online (mainly TikTok). So many…read morepeople who have access to European groceries have said the staff are rude, they don't let you record or take pictures & often have a staring problem. My family and I have not experienced anything close to that at this store. Both the men and women were very helpful, let me admire their produce and culture (even let me take pictures and videos) & eagerly answered the few questions I did have. We had such an enjoyable experience that we came back the next day to buy more food & sweet treats. In regard to the ambiance, this grocery store isn't the biggest by any means. It's about the size of a NY bodega/convenience store, so don't expect to be able to find any and everything you usually can at other places. However their produce is fresh & all the meat, cheese and dessert products we have tried were all very good (certainly much healthier than the preservative and filler packed foods you'll find at your local WalMart, QFC, etc). I thoroughly enjoyed my first European market experience & can't wait to come back, as well as visit other stores.

A welcome addition to the Lynnwood area. This location is definitely smaller than the Factoria…read morelocation, but still has most of what I need. Their bakery section is always my first stop. Specifically to get some freshly baked Portugese egg tarts. Their frozen food section is decent and has what I need for hotpot dinners. The meat section is rather limited. Produce section is a hotspot and the vegetables are always stocked. Their seasonal displays are located right by the entrance and features a good selection of sale items. Their skin care section is extensive. Some of their wellness products are priced cheaper compared online retailers. Their snack section is MASSIVE! I found myself stocking up on various fruit gummies and jellies. Their sauce selections are extensive. They do carry various hotpot broth bases. I was successful at finding my favorite Sichuan hot pot based at this location. This location does get very busy and the lack of self-check out lanes can easily cause the lines extend down the aisles. The aisles feel narrower compared to the location in Factoria. Service is fast and parking is not an issue.

Prices are much more expensive here than they are at Trader Joe's, Fred Meyer, or Safeway. They do…read morehave some more specialized options so they are a bit more in line with a speciality store or the prices of Whole Foods. I did get some uShu Mai, which I really enjoyed, but I could've gotten it cheaper at Trader Joe's. I also found the fresh fruits to be a lot more expensive. I used to go to quite a few Asian stores in the international District, and usually the fresh foods were all cheap cheaper than any typical grocery store, but it seems to be the opposite of of this store. They do have some cute shopping parts for the little ones that are small shopping carts at a very low level for children to push and say "shopper in training". Really love this. Lines are pretty long but the nice benefit is that the cashiers are all humans and that they are not using self checkout. They typically have 2 cashiers working during the daytime. Not sure if they have more during evening hours.

OK, still haven't stepped in this very busy, Chinese grocery store, but got to eat a birthday cake…read morepurchased from there. If one likes mangos, their mango strawberry cake is a dream. Costing under $60, the large cake was beautifully made and decorated. Like other Asian bakeries (e.g. Paris Baguette, Tous Les Jours, 85 C), the cake was chiffon with whipped cream and was quite good. But what made it stand out was how mango and strawberries were incorporated into the design AND how it tasted. Mangoes were thinly sliced and used like fondant to COVER the entire top of the cake. Then chopped mangos and whole strawberries were added on top to decorate it even more. Fondant is great to make the cake look good, but I don't like it as an edible product (it's like eating pure sugar for me). Ripe mango, on the other hand, I could eat all day...and this version was ripe without being overly so. The cake came well packaged in a travel container, and included a cake cutter, signage, and a candle. The four of us could barely make a large dent in it (maybe a 1/3), even though it didn't use buttermilk frosting, but used really good whipped cream instead. I think it's twice the size of a Tous Les Jour large (which is usually what our family gets for birthdays), and wasn't that much more.

On my way home, I stopped in and noticed the bao selection, which looked fresh and appealing. The…read morevegetarian option, however, was marked "sold out." When I asked an employee whether any vegetable bao were still available, she told me--clearly and confidently--that there were. I specifically questioned this, pointing to the "sold out" sign, yet she insisted that they were not sold out and proceeded to package four for me. When she handed me the box, I asked again--explicitly--whether these were vegetarian. For a third time, she assured me that they were. After a two-hour drive home, I opened the box to find that I had been given pork bao. This was not a minor oversight. I asked multiple times and received repeated, unequivocal assurances. At that point, this ceases to be a simple mistake and reflects either a complete disregard for accuracy or a willingness to mislead a customer to move product. Neither is acceptable. Customers rely on staff to provide correct information, especially when dietary preferences or restrictions are involved. The failure here was not just operational--it was a failure of basic honesty and accountability. This experience left me feeling violated, disrespected, and taken advantage of. It is extremely disappointing that such conduct can occur in a business that presents itself as reputable. One interaction like this is enough to severely damage trust in the store as a whole.

Fresh, improving. Joshua is making a huge difference to…read moreidentify issued and is very hands on

I've been coming to Emish Market for a while, and overall it's a great place--that's why this…read moreexperience stood out so much. I was sitting at a table for a bit and ended up watching how one of the workers, Daria, interacted with customers, and it honestly wasn't great. She consistently had an attitude with people, like she didn't want to be there, and it wasn't just a one-time thing--it happened with multiple customers. It made the whole atmosphere feel uncomfortable. What really stood out is that the other baristas are usually friendly and welcoming, so the difference was very noticeable--her behavior made the rest of the team look bad in comparison. I still think Emish Market is a great place and I'll keep coming back, but I hope this is something that gets addressed because it definitely impacts the overall experience.

Over the past five years, as a dedicated vegetarian, Indian cuisine has become one of my absolute…read morefavorites due to its incredible diversity. I've always been drawn to the idea of having a meal that's entirely vegan or vegetarian, yet still retains the rich flavors and textures of traditional Indian dishes. Now that I make a lot of my own meals, I've been striving to achieve the same level of consistency in some of my favorite Indian restaurants around the Puget Sound area. However, this has proven to be quite a challenge, which is why I've turned to Spice World. Spice World is a treasure trove of high-quality spices, seasonings, snacks, and other ingredients that you won't find anywhere else in the Pacific Northwest. They have an extensive selection of products, including fresh peanuts, Indo-inspired snacks, beverages, cookware, and gifts. But what truly sets Spice World apart is their incredible array of herbs and spices. They have a wide variety of spice options, each with its own unique flavor and texture. Spice World is also known for its exceptional customer service. They're always friendly and knowledgeable, and they're happy to help you find the perfect ingredients for your culinary creations. Whether you're a seasoned cook or a beginner, Spice World has something for everyone. If you're looking for a one-stop shop for all your Indian cooking needs, Spice World is the place to go. They have a wide selection of high-quality ingredients to help you create delicious Indian dishes. So, head on down to Spice World and pick up all your ingredients today!

Excellent store for some Indian/punjabi flavor, great array of spices and frozen foods, they carry…read moremany hard to find items here. The people are friendly and the store is very clean.

Small family ran restaurant. Please remember when visiting this store, it is small and looks as…read morethough a new standup. The shelves are not full by far, the products are not a huge variety, and the products are not all high-end quality. They have a seafood deli (Kim Chee bar) and this is probably their most impressive section of their store. Everyone here is very nice, but again, new small store. I think with enough support, this place could be great. Provide input to the management for suggestions of products they should consider carrying. If you cannot find anything you want here, H-Mart and Paldo World in only five minutes up the street. Give these guys a shot and support our local community!

Decided to stop by after seeing a TikTok about them closing in the near future and they weren't too…read morefar from home either. It's a small family ran shop with friendly staff that's makes you feel at home. They sell side dishes and also marinated meats if you wanted an at home KBBQ experience. We ended up getting the potato salad, spicy braised potatoes, and kimchi. Those were amazing and I highly recommend those items. I do plan to be back for some of the marinated meat as bbq weather is around the corner.

Love this super market. We found what we need with reasonable prices and the food court is always…read morethe best place for our family to look for different food. The front bakery is always my kiddos favorite since they were in Korea. If you happen to go to the middle of the super market and see the booth selling taitaki (fish shape of snacks), please do stop by. His taiyaki is the best so far I have in Washington state. It seems pricy, but size-wise, it is worthy to get because of the quality. Over all, if we miss Korean food, this is the place we always stop by to satisfy our tummies.

Amazing food options good ambiance and customer service was great. I love seeing the options from…read moremany nationalities lots of parking a definite must try