Chicken was nice and flavorful, I would get the rice again you just have to doctor it up a bit,…read morebeans tasted like they were spoiled. Service over the phone was great, inside cashier was very rude. Restaurant was clean. Overall, I'd give a second try

Have had a chance to visit here multiple times for different reasons. Walking in presents itself…read morelike a miniature grocery store with a rich Mexican culture, love the ambiance of it. They have everything you need from a food and beverage stand point for either pick up of to enjoy while at the store. I also happen to have utilize the catering side of Carniceria Agave and it was fantastic on the multiple occasions we have used them. They are on time, food has been great every time, they are knowledgeable about menu and portions for parties and their customer service has been fantastic. If you are looking for a local Carniceria or just to get some great food because you are in the area, this is the spot.

Yay! I'm so glad they came to Scottsdale…read more Grab yourself some kimbap and a delicious Korean beer, Soju, or if you're not a drinker like me there are lots of tasty, sweet and creamy Korean beverages. I think of this as a Korean Quiktrip. You can grab soup and take it over to the cooking station and add some delicious toppings from the cold case. Oh, and from 9 PM to closing the Korean sushi and musubi are half off. That means you can get a full roll for like three bucks. Buy a couple of them for a late night snack. Waiting for when they get some side dish items .

This is just a small little Korean grocery/convenience store. I like how you do have the option to…read moremake your Ramen on site and that they do have a lot of to go food. I don't live in the area, but my friend lives close by and she was curious if they had any Korean stores so that was the reason why we came by. Overall, the cashier was very friendly pricewise It's a hit miss. some items the price was not that bad. I am not sure if there's any other Korean stories nearby but I would definitely say if you just want some quick snacks or appetizers or something similar. This isn't a bad place to get it even if you want some Ramen.

Lee Lee International Market feels less like a grocery store and more like a love letter to the…read moreworld. In the West Valley, where the desert stretches toward the horizon, this place opens its doors and somehow makes the earth feel smaller. You walk in for a few ingredients and leave having wandered through a dozen countries without ever needing a passport. The abundance is almost overwhelming in the best possible way. An entire aisle devoted to noodles, shelves lined with teas that carry centuries of tradition, an eclectic produce section where purple sweet potatoes rest beside Asian pears, pandan leaves perfume the air, and every basket seems to hold a new story waiting to be cooked. Some of my favorite treasures are the bun bò Huế noodles, the purple sweet potatoes, crisp Asian pears, fresh pandan, and the endless array of fun drinks that always convince me to try something new. Every visit feels like a small adventure. And then there are the little surprises that make this place unforgettable: an incredible pho restaurant tucked inside, a jewelry shop sparkling quietly nearby, and families from every background filling their carts with pieces of home. What I admire most is that places like Lee Lee's do more than sell groceries--they preserve memory. They help grandparents pass recipes to grandchildren. They give immigrants a taste of familiarity. They invite curious people to discover cultures different from their own with open hands and open hearts. In a world that can feel increasingly divided, a market like this reminds us that one of the easiest ways to understand another person is to share what they eat, what they drink, and what they gather around the table. I am deeply grateful to have Lee Lee's in the West Valley. It is not just an Asian market. It is a crossroads of cultures, a celebration of tradition, and proof that sometimes the most beautiful journeys begin with a shopping cart.

Very bad news for vegetarians thinking they can come here and buy frozen mock meat products. They…read moredon't have any to sell. I spoke to the customer service guy, and he was politely vague. He said that the last brand didn't sell well and they put everything on sale to clear it out. He gave me an uncertain timeline of two weeks for a restock, but it didn't sound real. I am from out of town, and it's a two hour drive, and I came singularly for the frozen mock meat. I did walk the isles and they do have a lot of items to choose from that you will not find in a typical American supermarket, and I picked up some interesting sauces and condiments I hadn't seen before, which was good. Very, very bad was the bathroom. There was a pool of dirty water on the floor with a mop and pail. The latch on the single sit down stall was broken and I walked in on someone. The sinks are stained and dirty. The smell is bad and overwhelming. They need to clean it and wipe it down and fix the sit down stall latch. All in all, the store has a lot of asian products you will not find in supermarkets, they are comme ci, comme ça! ‍ on frozen mock meat products, and somebody really needs to clean their men's bathroom.

I love all the products sold in the store because it's not everyday things you find at other…read moremarkets and it's all very fresh and I love Asian food so when I want to make something at home that is Asian this is the place I go to make fresh food! LOVE the ice cream sold in there TOP TIER!!

Well Lam's is a continuation of my trek to find interesting markets in the area. We were preparing…read morefor our Super Bowl party, so I decided on a Dim sum theme. Having spent time in Northern CA, I love the stuff. So the search was on for for dumplings, noodles and my favorite, Lumpia. Chinese new year is a week away, so why not. So I found Lam's in Avondale. Lam's is a medium size market with merchandise squeezed into every nook of the store. The isles are someone narrow and have a dizzying array of things to take in. They have a nice meat market with seafood galore. They also have candy of all types and prepared food for takeout. There's just too much to describe. What I thought was really neat, was that they have isles for each ethnicity; Chinese, Japanese, Filipino and even Jamaican. I was looking for banana sauce for my Lumpia and found that it was not with the other Chinese sauces. I had to look for it in the Filipino section. Interestingly, the crowd there was very diverse. If you need fresh seafood or anything Asian food related, I can't imagine not finding it at Lam's! I will let my photos do the talking.

This halal market serving alot of haram so beware Muslims but overall good quality and choices best…read moredeli and butcher department. Get rid of hookah tobacco products please and have different milk available besides shamrock farms they beat and abuse their animals haram

I've spent time living in the Middle East and every so often, I like coming here to get some items…read morethat brings me back to Syria and Turkey. I like coming here to get all different kinds of Middle Eastern style breads which include pita, lavash and tanour bread. There is so many to choose from! This time also I was able to get some za'atar brioches and oh my goodness, I had these for breakfast this morning and they were delicious! I also like to get things here where I can't find elsewhere so I got some pomegranate juice, and some roasted chick pea snacks. They have quite a selection of spices here and I also picked up some roasted sesame. Lots of nuts to choose, and plenty of Middle Eastern/Arabic sweets and desserts available. They also sell hookah supplies here (not a fan - really bad for you). I hadn't been to this location in awhile and I miss that the inside restaurant is no longer open. I liked to get some of the ready made dips and sandwiches here. Bummer. Towards the back, lots of fresh sweets for sale including all kinds of baklava and there is also fresh olives for sale also! Fresh, halal meat available and also some meat that's been marinated and ready to cook. Fresh cheeses also available. I think I like the Mesa location better as I can get spinach and za'atar pies there and the fresh produce selection is better. And also you can get hummus, babaghanoush and other dips at the other location. Overall, I would say that these Baiz grocery stores are my happy place. It brings me back to a sweet and memorable time. It's worth a visit to check out all the unique items here and their pita and breads are fresh, tasty and well priced!

I've been living under a rock, not knowing I love just a few minutes from this Lee Lee…read moreInternational Supermarket. My sister had gone in the day before to get some stuff before she went home to the boonies. I got jelly when she sent me a pic of the lychee viral ice cream!! You KNOW I had to get it, so off I went, lol. Not only did I find them in stock, but they had a sale going. 2 boxes for $20. Regular price is $10.99/box, so it's not a while lot of savings, but hey, I'll take it! Plus, $10.99 is the cheapest I've seen locally for a box of 3! I let the secret out so now I can only hope they still have some next time I go! When I checked out, I asked the cashier how long the 2 for $20 deal was going on. She didn't know, so grab some.while you can. I share because I care! =) I was glad to see the store has wide aisles and wasn't crowded. Also, there's a big parking lot shared with neighboring businesses so it's not an issue. The store is clean and the employees get you in and out fast! Can't wait for my next run!

I didn't realize this was international beyond Asian foods, despite the name. Duh!…read more Lee Lee's has a great selection with aisles for Eastern Europe, India, Africa, and Asian specialties. I probably missed some! Its fun to browse and definitely a great place to find items you can't find elsewhere. They carry fresh rice noodles, including the wide ones for drunken noodles - the whole reason I came! The produce section had great variety but strangely, neither the thai basil or the ginger I bought tasted like anything. I buy these all the time at other stores so not sure what that's about. Parking is easy!

I have no idea why I procrastinated coming here, because this place just earned a permanent spot on…read moremy list. I stopped in on a very specific mission: ingredients for a ridiculous pozole-pho fusion experiment. I'd already been to one of my usual Asian markets, forgot half of what I needed (because apparently I like making life difficult), and figured I'd give this place a shot. My first thought walking in was, "Oh, this is smaller than I expected." About three minutes later I realized, "No... it's just efficiently packed." The produce section keeps going farther than you think, the shelves are stocked with all the staples I recognize, and then you hit the meat department... and wow. Seafood, pork, lamb, goat, beef bones, organ meats--you name it, they probably have it. If you're looking for something that makes the average grocery store employee say, "We don't carry that," this is probably where you'll find it. I grabbed pho spices, fish sauce (and was genuinely excited to find a vegan fish sauce option!), two pounds of beef bones, and an onion for about $15. Honestly? I expected to spend more. I also stumbled across a Jamaican section, which completely caught me off guard in the best way. I was there with tunnel vision, otherwise I probably would've wandered around for another half hour convincing myself I suddenly needed ingredients for three different cuisines. The checkout was quick, the cashier was friendly, and while the parking lot was surprisingly quiet, don't let that fool you. This isn't one of those giant, chaotic destination markets, feels more like the neighborhood spot where people already know they can find what they need. It is nicely organized which made my quick stop in very easy. I'll definitely be back. Next time I'm giving myself permission to actually browse instead of speed-running my shopping list. Something tells me I'll leave with way more than I came for... and honestly, I'm okay with that.

Praise: Good amount of selections. Good customer service…read more Unfortunately the pricing labels are super lacking, so I always have to look at the items around the one I actually want to get to take a guesstimate. This most recent time I went , there were moldy taro roots on display, and I had to go back to return the sunflower seeds I bought, because they went bad and bugs were crawling inside the shells. Don't want to show pics so I don't gross anyone out. Also, the return policy is 24 hours so I had to go back the next day.

Fresh vegetable and alot of selection . I am Mexican and…read moreabsolutely love Asian food and this my favorite store to get all I need .

The market is nice, big and clean. They have many different kinds of products from different…read morecountries. The employees are nice and friendly.

If you want truly unique imported Asian goods, Teso Life *needs* to be on your list…read more I find that most local Asian markets have a pretty similar lineup of products nowadays, but I've been able to find sooo many items here that I've never seen elsewhere. My latest obsession has been the wild variety of Pretz and Pocky flavors. We're talking mugwort and soy milk, prosciutto and truffle, and lemon Pretz, as well as five red multi-grain Pocky (red bean, dates, goji berry, longan, red rice) that makes double matcha sound basic. Other standout products include tons of Korean skincare and Biore UV (the actual Japanese formula!). Highly recommend taking a walk around when you're in the mood to try something new, then stopping at one of the millions of dessert shops in the plaza for a sweet treat.

Teso is such a fun little shop to peruse through. There's tons of gachapon items (mystery boxes),…read morefacial products, makeup, treats, and drinks. We like to visit once a week or every other week to stock up on snacks and drinks. My husband and kiddo are partial to ramune while I usually go for milk tea and lately I've been experimenting with snacks like shrimp chips, takoyaki puff balls, and seaweed anything. They charge $0.10 for their bags but that's going up to $0.25 soon so we've been keeping some of them in the car. This is a place that's fun for the whole family and there's plenty of food and shopping down the strip mall as well. Daiso is also worth looking for more home decor and lifestyle things.

Tienda guatemalteca que ofrece ropa típica, artesanías y comida tradicional de Guatemala. Aquí…read moreencontrarás productos auténticos como güipiles, cortes, frijoles volteados, atol, tamales y más. Un excelente lugar para quienes buscan un pedacito de Guatemala en Estados Unidos. Guatemalan store offering traditional clothing, handmade crafts, and authentic food products. Find items like güipiles, frijoles volteados, tamales, and more. Perfect for anyone looking for a taste of Guatemala away from home.