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.

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.

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.

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!

really good love this place! lots of european goods you…read morewon't find anywhere else here!

Very nice store! Everything we where looking for.They have vegeta and sour cabbage for sarma,ajvar…read moreand nice balkan treats

Usually it's hard to find big Eastern European store but this one not only has condiments but also…read morefreshly baked goods from local bakeries, prepared food and fresh produce. I even found some things from my home country Latvia. Very good store I am even ready to drive from DT Seattle!!!

You can find plenty of interesting stuff right here And…read morealthough you could hardly understand the words on the label. Really giving me a hard time to figure out what is what. Like the flavor or anything. And the only I can do is to see the pic or ask the stuff luckily they r really friendly

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.

Don't go here thinking you'll get friendly customer service. Quite a few of the cashiers won't…read moreeven greet you or look up at you as they ring up your merchandise. You won't get a thank either. Well, maybe a mumble of something unintelligible. And one cashier won't hand you your change. She will simply lay it on the counter and you go fetch it yourself. If you keep these salient points in mind, you won't be disappointed. Keep your expectations low.

These people done pissed me off today. I've been shopping here pretty regularly over the past 4…read moreyears. I've gotten fish from their seafood counter many, many times. And often I have them clean it and then fry it. The fish depending on the size is typically cooked around ten minutes. I waited at the counter where they prep the food and saw my piece of fish in the fryer. I stood there for over 20 minutes before they finally took it out. When the lady finally gave me my fish, I looked at it and said it's over cooked. She didn't wanna talk to me so he had the other lady come over to talk to me. Instead of I'm sorry, let's fix it she gave me every reason in the book. It wasn't twenty minutes in the fryer. That's how people always ask for it to be done. And ending with it's not overcooked. I just took my fish and walked away. After paying for my groceries, I saw the store manager with one of the supervisors or managers and went over there. As I started to say my fish was over cooked, the store manager ran away instead of trying to help me. The lady pushed me off to someone else and said I need to talk to the seafood manager. One - I'm not gonna talk to a fourth person. Two - the seafood manager ain't responsible for the ladies cooking my fish for over twenty minutes. What had me so livid, is the absolute POOR ASS CUSTOMER SERVICE. Not one person attempted to rectify the situation and instead wanted to push me off to someone else. And the FACT that the STORE MANAGER ran off instead of fixing the situation really pissed me off. Sure, I'm one person and my dollars won't make a difference. But my voice will be heard and I will let everyone I know why they shouldn't spend their money there. There are many Asian stores in the area and with much better quality (especially when you compare the meat department). It's a review that should be a NEGATIVE TWENTY.