In short We haven't had this kind of shopping around here,…read morelet alone focused in one store. This is where you get the super-nice meat and fish that supermarkets and big-box stores don't have. And their house-made fish dips are amazing. In long It's a little strip mall by the Speedway that would be kinda sleepy except for the drive-through coffee line constantly forming around the whole building. E&O have the end unit. You walk in to a shelf full of solid-value wines, mostly local, aimed to pair with whatever you might take home with you to cook. The ceilings are high, and the walls and floors are all spotless white. No decorations, very little merchandising, if any. There's a long butcher case on the left full of all kinds of crazy treats. Prawns the size of bratwursts. Steaks, roasts, different fish. They skip most of the stuff that supermarkets carry and focus only on more-specialty stuff. Their stock is either a nicer version or it's something that's unavailable elsewhere. You do pay for quality like this on some of the stuff, but if you're cooking a meal you're really looking forward to, the value makes it reasonable. Not everything is expensive, either. They had fresh lemons on the case for 40% less than the supermarket up the street. They had reds, whites, bubblies, and pinks in the wine section with every bottle under $20. And those fish dips, man. I'm surprised they don't sell out by afternoon every day. We had wild salmon and black cod dips before dinner last night, and both were fantastic. They're very well balanced, so maybe you could add hot sauce or fresh herbs to taste, but we've had them several times and never felt compelled to tune them up. The dudes behind the butcher case have decades of industry experience, and they couldn't be nicer, more patient, or more helpful. I love shopping here.

Absolutely top of the line quality. You will want to come…read moreback over and over again. Also the owner Chris is amazing.

Snide and snobby. I was in total shock at how we were treated. Never going back…read more We would go for the absolute best produce around, but found everything else extremely expensive. We stayed out of the middle aisles, shopping on the edges. The last time we were in, the original sushi people were gone, replaced by some run of the mill contractor with fishy tasting garbage. This time, prices were unbelievable. We all know that Covid affected the supply chain and things got expensive. The supply chain has been fine for awhile, yet everything is ridiculously expensive. I am not poor. I think I have a relatively decent income. When I mentioned that I was likely to stop including this store as a regular option, I was met with death stares. Seriously? We were followed to our car and asked to not come back. Seriously? I actually went back inside and took photos of the staff running away from me. We weren't violent. We didn't cuss. We weren't loud. We just called you out for being a money-hungry conglomerate charging as much as the richest customer will pay. You should be ashamed at how exclusionary your store really is. And obviously your staff isn't trained on anything remotely close to empathy. If they were, there attitude would have been much better. Effen Mill Creek snobs.

I came here hoping to find some fresh organic fruits, and I was not disappointed. I found that some…read moreorganic fruits were on sale, and the prices were so good that they were even cheaper than the non-organic ones. The staff was very friendly and efficient in helping me. I also really appreciate the spacious environment and the variety of goods they carry. Some items--especially Asian foods--are on the more expensive side, but I can always count on the freshness and quality of their organic produce. Parking was easy, as there is a parking lot.

It's a famous place locally, so went for dinner with my son…read more The place is nicely situated, lots of parking, and also has a sports bar! Service is good, and environment was overall very pleasing. Finally, good job at the seafood they serve, really liked it all and considering seafood prices, I wouldn't necessarily call them expensive ...

Sorry we dug in before I remembered to take a pic, but this place does NOT disappoint!!!! The…read morelobster roll was chef's kiss ‍ & the hush puppies with their signature Remoulade OMG!!!!! We also split a bowl of clam chowder cuz we couldn't resist! Will definitely be back to try their lunch menu! Great portions & attentive service!!! YUUUUUMMMMMMM!

Best Kimchee ever! We only go to this store after occasional…read moreDining at King Noodle next door while going to and from the Mukilteo ferry. This is a smaller neighborhood Asian grocery that really does a pretty good job with providing the necessary ingredients you won't find at Safeway. Yes the bigger proliferating giant Asian markets might be worth the drive for larger needs. I shop at them regularly. But this place has specialized produce, meats, seafood, and packaged goods to solve your list needs. I noticed that they have large pork belly portions for when you want to do a Lechon roast. I'm getting one of those soon for me rotisserie. I'm looking forward to ordering a Bahn mi or at least taking home some of their fresh baguette soon. Last night I was too full of noodles to care. BUT the fresh made kimchee is amongst the best I've had including local restaurants and H Mart!!! It's exceptionally heavy in garlic and seasoning without being too spicy. Koreans may not care for this but it's my version of Asian crack! Can't quit eating it day and night when I have done and I notice there is none left over later to make soup with! At $4.99 for a standard tub it's affordable and really tasty. Even as a cooking ingredient.

We found that most items were relatively more expensive than at other supermarkets like Ranch 99 or…read moreT&T. However, we were impressed by the variety of Chinese medicine they carry, and some items were quite cost-effective, such as the turmeric powder. The facility was not as new, clean, or well-decorated as T&T or H-Mart, but it was a good place to shop for Chinese herbs. Parking was easy, as there was a parking lot.

Wholesale only They do not sale to public so dont call argh this has to be 85n characters yotta…read moreyotta yptta

I have been buying and selling product from Pac Seafood for years... NEVER anything bad about their…read moreproduct!!!! If it was served in a Restraunt, you have 2 very common issues.... the cook killed it OR they did not rotate stock... being as seafood is generally on the pricey side of life...Mngt/owners are hard pressed to throw it out.... I would probably take a closer look at the Restraunt....

The food was wonderful, the service was great, and it had relaxed laid back setting…read more The portions were well worth it and I will definitely be coming back! The sauce was excellent. It's something I typically have a hard time finding at a regular seafood boil restaurant. This is something I had been craving for quite a while. This is definitely a worthy spot that you'll want to go to if you're craving seafood!

My cousin and I were craving seafood boil and we decided to visit this place hoping for some strong…read moreViet & Cajun flavors. The restaurant is located in a big lot so parking was very easy, especially on a weeknight. The space was also very large so seating was very easy. We selected to customize our own boil and chose a pound of mussels, a pound of crawfish, and a pound of shrimp with the head on. We also added some corn, sausage and garlic noodles to go on the side. We chose the house special sauce and elected for level 2 spice. The boil came out quickly and we were mostly happy with the spread. Although the sauce was not as expected. It was really thick and way too sweet without much balance to it. We really did not taste any of the cajun spices or anything. The seafood itself was also just okay. Not amazing but not bad either. We left full but not super satisfied and I don't think I would recommend this place over other seafood boil spots.

I was craving barbeque food. I found this restaurant on Yelp when I was in the area. As soon as I…read morewalked in I was surprised. There were a lot if people inside! That's a great sign. The staff was so nice & friendly. I noticed they just had big orders and it's lunch time, so the wait time was quite long. However, I'm happy because the food are pretty good. The portion is big. The price is reasonable. I believe because all of these reasons, people are keep coming. Recommended!

I had never eaten here before. I love the Hawaiian food in Marysville but I have a lot of door dash…read moregift cards, so we went looking for a place to have food delivered somewhat late on May 10th. The online menu asked what two sides you want with the Loco Moco. It showed a plate with two burgers, two eggs on a large bed of rice plus gravy...and what looks to be macaroni salad for 13.75. It asks what you want for your first side. It asks what you want for your 2nd side. I am guessing you get 2 sides with the rice/burgers. I was not real sure. So I asked for 2 sides of macaroni. It asks for mini or 2.50 for regular. I am thinking they will give you reg. side macaroni for 2.50 more. I go back and ask for mini. I do not need that much macaroni. Very disappointed to open the take out container to find zero rice and one small burger with an egg sitting in gravy and 2 sides of macaroni. They need to make this more clear. You only get 2 burgers and eggs if you add 2.50 (regular size). If you choose mini its not for the size of the sides but way less meat. I believe the photo and wording were very misleading. We also ordered Mochiko Chicken....Macaroni salad and broccoli, also a mini. I had it once before, somewhere else, and loved it. Ordered a Hawaiian Chicken BBQ plate, again mini and 2 sides. Did not like either of them. Hawaiian chicken BBQ was like a chicken thigh flattened with soy sauce maybe...no sweetness etc. They both kind of tasted the same. My 2 adult kids barely ate any of it. This was a real treat for us on a very sad day and it was not what we were expecting.....The macaroni salad was just ok...if I added salt. Said We could save 15% with ordering more so we ordered the won tons. They did not come with sweet and sour sauce but sweet chili sauce. I did not care for it at all with the fried won tons. I will not be ordering from again.

Pre-Covid pricing?! Inflation, what inflation? I love you WinCo!…read more This store has the exact layout and signage of older Cub Foods stores in Minnesota and other Midwest states. I worked at Cub for about 10 years in the 90s so I almost fainted when I walked in a few weeks ago. It is an exact replica. I've been in the area for 3 years and have been so disappointed in the grocery stores here. Prices elsewhere (I'm especially looking at you Safeway ) are convenience store levels of ridiculousness. And product selection is usually dire at conventional stores unless it's Walmart (ugh) or Fred Meyer. I get it, conventional grocery stores are pricier because of "service". But let's be honest here. Mainstream grocery stores now offer less than zero service. Shoppers are generally treated like an inconvenience. "Hey Safeway clerk, your 2% milk is empty at 5pm. Can you please bring some out? No? What do you mean you don't have anyone to restock?" Hmm, only self-checkout open? Let me ALSO do your employee's job. Do I get a self-checkout discount? Previous to my recent discovery of WinCo, I bought staples at Costco and only shopped the BOGOs or loss-leaders at QFC/FredMeyer and Safeway with an occasional emergency visit for a needed item or two. But I think I could do 99% of my shopping at WinCo, get everything I need and still save a significant amount of money. Does anyone know of the connection between WinCo and Midwest-based Cub Foods? The similarities are not coincidental because the signage and layout are identical and unique.

Went to this location and used the self checkout to purchase a 5 gallon water refill because the…read moreregular lines were extremely long. While I was entering my cash, an employee named Tara came up, leaned over, and in an accusatory tone asked if I had entered the water, scrutinizing my screen closely and even putting on her glasses to "inspect" it. When I told her I had and asked if she could check her own screen, Tara became offended and escalated the situation, yelling in front of other customers, "You don't have to be rude, I am just doing my job. I can call a manager." This public humiliation was completely unnecessary. After completing the transaction, I spoke to the store manager on duty, only to be met with a generic "I will talk to her," with no meaningful resolution. This incident raises serious concerns about Winco's self checkout procedures. Customers are already forced to perform cashier duties due to understaffing, and now we are subjected to suspicion and harassment for simply doing their job. Checking for unscanned items is part of an employee's job, yet Tara chose to publicly accuse and yell at a paying customer instead. Winco, this behavior is unacceptable. Self checkout should not come with humiliation, intimidation, or yelling from employees. Your staff needs proper training to treat customers with respect while doing their jobs

Love checking out new products. Today I picked up TJ's...Beer Bread Mix...used a non alcoholic…read moreIrish Guinness and the cheese suggested...plus I added one tablespoon of TJ's Multi-Floral clover Honey...omg tender, moist and delicious. I have a new favorite!

In short Decent-size store. Huge parking lot that's easy to…read morenavigate. Nice staff. Otherwise these places are pretty consistent. In long It's never, ever dead here. But we timed a mid-afternoon stop today and found tons of stuff. You know they're always great for snacks at good prices, and some percentage of them might not be total sugar-starch bombs. But we got some bad-for-us stuff as a treat. The frozen food is a hit with my lovely bride, though I avoid that hyper-processed stuff as much as possible. We found good hot sauces and wine at great prices. The checker was totally friendly and one of the floaters helped us a ton with our cart situation (my wife needs to use a scooter these days, hopefully not for much longer). I kinda dread the crowds here but a mid-day visit was super pleasant, and you always find good prices on tasty things at TJ's.