Dropped by this store in the early morning on Friday, 11/14/25. Browsed around and got a chance to…read morelook at different items in a calm manner since there weren't too many people inside. Found boxes of instant noodles that we liked on sale, got some Milka chocolate, fruits, fresh vegetables, Indian Naan and Paratha bread, spices, Asian sauces, etc. It was a great shopping experience since we hadn't visited this store in a long time.

My favorite place for get Arabic food, the workers there so nice also the size and the arrangement…read moreof the place make it so easy to start and end point I like the Ambiance.

Love coming to this grocery store. Cleaner! More organized! Some items are a bit high in price but…read moreI can count on quality. I wouldn't buy some fruit because seems like it's almost triple in price. But all in all, I will buy most of my grocery here and Viet Wah. People here are awesome! Very pleasant! Better than Ranch 99.

There was a time with Uwajimaya was it, unless you could find a small Korean store for convenience…read morestore style shopping, now there are places like The Ranch. HT and YT that provide ample competition. I like Uwajimaya. They have selection, and in most cases easy parking. My one knock would be pricing. There was a time when I found the pricing more competitive, but they are not sticking you up, just charging more to feed the beast. You won't go wrong here, but you also won't find anything here you won't find at any other Asian grocer.

Came here looking for something, didn't find it, but had a good laugh with the owner. Personable…read moreand funny. Employees were super helpful in looking for what I needed. They have many many items for all your desi food and cooking needs.

When you live in South King County and near the border of Renton and Kent near Valley Medical…read moreCenter, you discover quickly that you are part of an eclectic community. And the benefit? All of the wonderful foods that are produced. But the products and spices necessary to produce these unique dishes are not found in your typical Western-based grocery store. And often times, these products must follow strict religious sanitary rules. There must be a grocer that can carry these sundries to make your dish what you remember from home. In comes the International Food Bazzar! Located on the northern Kent border in the industrial park area, this deceptively large grocery holds products from the Middle East, India, Pakistan, and a few others representing South Asia. The store is Halaal certified, and for those looking for that regional specific product from that region, it is most likely here. Going in, I was not prepared for excitement that I felt walking when I walked in to find the spices and curries I was looking for but could easily not find in a western North America based grocery store. Even the frozen food section was a treat: frozen Naan bread, frozen Saag Paneer to take for lunch, and brands of 25 pound bags of basmahti rice. Let's not forget the busy butchery section preparing several Halal cuts for the long line of customers, all awaiting their turn to put their personal request in. It's a great relationship that is forged. As someone who wants to eat as authentically as possible without the America-substituted analogs, I have found joy in this place that can make my dishes shine the way they were intended. Visit the International Food Bazaar for your next shopping trip!

Great ethnic food from the islands, to take home and cook with. Also, little snacks native to the…read moreislands and cookies. Top quality beans, flours and seasonings. I liked the guy I spoke with and he turned me on to a quick snack, native to his home. Thanks for a great experience.

From the owner: At Pacific islands Fiji Groceries , we specialize in authentic Fijian and Pacific Island groceries…read more We proudly offer: •Traditional Fijian food items (cassava, dalo, ota, breadfruit) •Indo-Fijian spices, lentils, curry powders & masalas •Fijian snacks, biscuits, and beverages (Bongo, Twisties, Fiji Water, Tuckers Ice cream,Tip Top, Rewa drinks) •Frozen seafood:Kawakawa,Red snapper,Pompano, lamb flap, goat, and more •Pacific Island frozen veggies and root crops •Lolo(coconutcream),Archaar(pickles), and homemade chili sauce •Kava (yaqona) – premium quality •Indian sweets & snacks (barfi,gulab jamun,ladoo etc) •Seasonal Fijian produce (when available) •Fried peanut, Hot fried peas, Murku and more •Cultural items: Fijian sulu,handicrafts, etc We aim to bring you the taste of home and the flavors of the islands, all under one roof. Whether you’re preparing for a traditional Fijian feast or just looking for everyday staples, we’ve got what you need!

I think this place changed owners, it's not the same food or people as years past. Not sure when…read morethe change happened. The weekend-only tamales are delicious. My absolute favorite in all of Washington if you like the banana-leaf, Oaxacana-style tamales. They're a hefty size but I can eat two easily bc they're so darn delicious.

TLDR: Best tacos in WA! If you want good food, make a trip here!…read more We've been coming to MI Mercado for about 4 years already. At the beginning we didn't know the name of this place, or why this grocery store served tacos. But all I know is - thank goodness my husband likes to try random food, because he discovered the best tacos in WA! Every single type of meat we've tried here has been mindblowingly good. Like, life changing. And I really don't say this often. I always thought pollo (chicken) tacos tend to be dryer/blander, but Armando's pollo is fantastic. But wait - the asada, pastor, carnitas, chorizo... Oh my gosh, everything has SO MUCH FLAVOUR and stays JUICY! Ok let me break it down for you: - smoked pork chop in a taco: we were like "what? it barely fits in the tortilla" but next second "oh man this is the best!" I think this is called chuleta? - carnitas: I've never had any other carnitas with so much texture and flavour. There's a mix of pork with skin? And soft gooey bits of pork? Yum, one of my favorites! - asada: it's always my safe option when unsure. This asada is just levels above all other competition in terms of flavour though. - pastor: this is only on Sat & Sun. The pastor is on a rotisserie thing. Also one of my faves! - everything else is amazing too. I'm getting tired of typing on my phone so I'll leave the rest for you to try FYI their meat selection each day varies I do want to point out that you might think the tacos are pricey (I think it's like $4 each). But the portions are really generous! At normal taco trucks, I'd eat 4 tacos for a meal. Here, I'd be full with 2 tacos, but then continue to eat 2 more because I always want to order every single kind of meat they have available that day, and end up way too full their quesadillas are gigantic too, check out my photos from this morning! Apart from Armando's tacos/quesadillas, we just found out today there's a lady in the store who serves El Salvadoran food. We're gonna come back and try her pupusas next time I've been hesitant to post about this place, because if they get too popular, we might have to wait :( but finally, after chatting with Armando today, I think it's better to spread the word and get them more business, because they truly deserve it! PS: We've never bumped into any other English-speaking customer lol, I think that shows how authentic they are. If you go, tell Armando that Ben&Monica sent you

Vitmar is an absolute hidden gem for finding anything European. The selection of meats, cheeses,…read morepastries, salads, even wines is absolutely amazing! The customer services is impeccable and inviting. The owner is an awesome person and is working everyday there to ensure you get the very best.

I have shopped here for years and have always been happy with the products and the service. The…read moreowner has always been helpful and kind to me and my family.

The store is right off of I405 . It's small so you can miss it. The store has a fresh meat counter…read morewith pre-seasoned meats and lots of canned goods. We stopped in. I was looking for Goya seasoned red kidney beans in a can, but they didn't carry that item. There is also a free parking area by the store.

This store had fresh cut meat and I would ask the butcher a special cut and he would do it. I love…read moremaking tacos and buying meat here. There service is very helpful and always help me find the right items.

Bought things for spring rolls today and why are they selling nearly expired and expired stuff. My…read morebean sprouts I bought smelled so bad when we opened the bag and tasted sour... I wasted money on this.

I only visit Kent once every few years. Walked in here on May 1st, 2025 around 10:45am. The place…read morelooked old, depressing, and needs a beauty make-over. At the seafood area, there's a middle age (Mexican?) man with a white beanie, about 5'9" and medium build body. He was very rude and yelled loudly at a customer, the one and only customer there at the time. It was unbelievable! Of course the customer left without wasting another minute there. I left soon after too. I am thankful that there are so many CLEAN and nice Asian markets in Seattle with good customer service and FRESH products. This Hong Kong Market in Kent definitely on the very bottom of all.

Today, 3/25/26, dropped by 99 Ranch to get some Chinese food from the Deli. Bought a few Combos of…read morefood - Noodles, Fried Chicken, Sesame Chicken for $14.99 each. Freshly cooked today since they had just brought out the food for the start of lunch. Received great customer service at the checkout register. When in the mood for some Chinese, we normally visit the deli counter at the 99 Ranch Market. Reasonable prices and good portion sizes!

I stopped by 99 Ranch Market in Tukwila while visiting some friends and figured it was the perfect…read morechance to check out their Asian produce. Parking was super easy, and even on a Saturday afternoon the line moved pretty quickly. The store is huge and packed with everything you could possibly need for Asian cooking--hot bean sauces, spices, noodles, snacks, ready‑made BBQ meats, hot entrées, fresh seafood, crab, a bakery, and even cookware like woks and steamers. They'll even clean and fry your fish for free, which is such a nice touch. I picked up some gai lan, bok choy, tofu, chives, bean sprouts, and Asian apples, and I grabbed a few items from their hot food bar to go. The whole Great Wall Mall area has a fun mix of spots too--Chinese restaurants, a pho place, a bakery, bubble tea shop, barber shop, and a cute little gift boutique. It's a great one‑stop destination if you're in the area.