This Asian market is quite large, very quiet. There's a small produce section, some furniture, an…read moreentire tea aisle, some home decor - think vases. The usual staples: noodles, sauces, beverages, candies and cookies. I did see some unique KitKats for Halloween or with orange! There's also a very nice selection of sake and tea sets as well as cute bowls for soup/ramen. HUGE parking lot.

Excellent selection of products. Love the fresh produce. Especially LOVE the Thai Basil!!read more

As I walked in the business, I was greeting with hellos and smiles. There were lots of people…read moreshopping their pre-packaged items, buying desserts, and dining in. I ordered the pastrami sandwich (special item) and believe me when I say, this was by-far the best sandwich I've ever had. This place isn't heavily advertised, from what I've seen, but was busy on a Tuesday afternoon. I will definitely be back.

The variety of food offerings for eating in their Cantina was extremely limited…read more Unlike Italy everything was frozen. Many of the Shelved Dry Goods (pasta & Spices/Sauces) for sale were past their expiration dates

Unfortunately, the only option in town for goat meat. Others are even worse. Usually the experience…read moreis ok, their meat cutting skills are limited. They use the machine and then cut the pieces in squares. No technique. That said, it's still manageable. However, not this time. The pieces were supposed to be small for stew/curry. The butcher (a kid this time) did such a sloppy job of it! The pieces were cut as if to throw in a grinder. Some were as big as 5-6 ounce by itself. See the pics for yourself. If you go there, ensure you check the pieces after they cut it.

I've lived in the area for almost 18 years now. But, I only discovered this market about 7 months…read moreago. I had recently bought the wrong item. I called to see about returning it, no problem. But, we won't be in Tucson for a couple weeks. No problem. Went there today with my receipts and the unopened product. I picked out what I wanted in the first place, and got change back. Being of Armenian decent, this place is a God send. Can't recommend it more.

The store is in a construction zone, so one may have to pass it and double back depending upon…read moretraffic. The store was well stocked and clean. The sales associate was very helpful. While this is not the largest Arab/Persian market in Tucson, we'll shop there again.

What a lovely market to find both middle eastern and kosher foods. The staff is very pleasant and…read morethe quality and prices are reasonable. I always find something that I didn't need but looks like I need to try. I want to try their grill for dinner next time I'm in the area. Glad to have this in Tucson.

Food is great! Chicken shwarma wrap is my favorite. Service can be a little slow, but worth the…read morewait. Background music would be nice.

Amazing service Very good food…read moreAmbience is super welcoming and kind Definitely I'll come back The Malta and the falafel, and the baklavas it's just another level of excellence

I absolutely LOVE this place! They grill carne asada every weekend, & their produce is usually…read morepretty decent too. Recently, they started carrying homemade desserts from Du Chocolaat, & they are AMAZING. Great place for tortillas, fresh meat, chicken, fresh cheeses, tamales, salsas & more. Family owned & very friendly!

I come by here on every trip to the airport. Off Bensen…read moreHighway. Big corner lot. I was hoping for premade beef fajitas. Not today. But I found Cut Octopus and large cooked shrimp and now I can make a Hawaiian Poke bowl. So that's what I picked up. This time I have ice and a cooler in the car for my quest. Update: next day I picked up two seafood items, both I am familiar with. But the shrimp I have to finish today and the octopus was inedible. I froze it all to trash in 4 days. Too bad, I really like Octopus. Now I know. Meat at a meat market. lol

This corner store is packed with goodies! Lots of noodle varieties. Including refrigerated noodles,…read moreand fresh veggies. Many sauces and spices as well. They are the only store in tucson that carry my favorite instant noodles Soon vegan ramen! They also have a vegan kimbap. The owners are so nice.

Jason was really nice and helped me buy Korean tea Solomon's root and they have Decaf Genmaicha…read more$6.99, both teas more difficult to source on the shelf. Then it was onto Mackerel where we talked texture, oily-ness of Norwegian (more oily like Koreans eat) vs Spanish $3.99#. Sold whole uncleaned $4.99#, I got 2 medium for $11.50. Hickory Smoked them for Chinese New Year celebration whole, they were excellent, simply salted 30 mins prior to firm up and season the fish. Also scored a packet of dried Kefir Lime Leaves for Thai curries $2.99. Store is packed with lots of finds, Japanese Beer, rice seasoning, seaweed, asian sauces, Sushi grade fish, octopus. Fresh section is more limited to Napa .99c/#, 12oz Beansprouts $1.49, Kim chi, mushrooms, ginger, etc. At at last Hubby was so happy to find something he liked looking at in a grocery store...tools, lol! A long pair of 24" scissors with serrated edges at very end, a Korean BBQ grabber for cooking $5.99. It's home however shall be found in the garage, for hard to reach screws and nuts, loosening them or placing them I'm told duh, What a bonus haha. Sandyi is my new go-to for Mackerel, sushi grade fish, Japanese & Korean staples, an easy corner lot stop with plenty of parking. Thanks Jason!

I was excited to visit Kimpo for their kimbop since I had seen online that they make it fresh…read more When we arrived they were already sold out and only had the imported frozen options, which were limited. We were told they make their fresh kimbop on Tuesdays and Fridays, so if that is the main reason for your visit it is worth planning around those days. I watch a lot of Korean shows, so when I saw Kopiko coffee candy I had to grab some. It is tasty and has a nice coffee flavor. From what I read online it has about 25 mg of caffeine per piece. Since I came for kimbop, I picked up the imported spicy tuna variety. It comes with three larger pieces. I haven't tried it yet, but it looks good. The shop is small, but I think I will enjoy it more once I get to try their fresh kimbop and other in house items. As far as snack variety goes, I wasn't too excited, but I'm looking forward to coming back on a day when the fresh items are available. Service was fast and efficient.

Was so happy to find my gluten free alternatives! Gluten free soy sauce and oyster sauce are here…read moreand other gluten free Asian products. They also have spam musubi makers. Dedicated parking, good prices, and they accept tap pay!

As a Filipina living where there are very few options for Filipino food, I'm so glad that a friend…read morebrought up Nick's. I was overjoyed to go and see the food options. The bbq pork skewers were awesome. I loved the flavor and the good cuts of pork. The chicken adobo was good, less vinegary than we make it, but the pancit and lumpia were just like what my family makes. We make our lumpia thicker, so I was happy to see that these also had more filler than wrappers. It was like having a piece of home. Plus, the items in the store were great and I enjoyed looking around. I went twice within one week and would go back if I lived in the area!

My last visit to Nick's Sari-Sari was about seven years ago, so I was excited to give it another…read moretry. I was hoping to find a Filipino restaurant that I could start visiting regularly, and I genuinely want to support a small local business like this. I ordered Combo #6, which came with pancit and two entrées. One of the entrées I selected was the longganisa (2 pieces), but when I got home, I realized I had been given lumpia instead. My second entrée was the chicken adobo, but unfortunately, the pieces I received were almost entirely bone with very little meat. To top it off, the pancit was quite soggy, which made the meal even more disappointing. I'm hoping I simply caught them on an off day, because this wasn't the experience I was expecting. I'd like to believe this isn't representative of the food they normally serve. I haven't decided if I'll give them another try, but I'm rooting for Sari Sari and truly hope they succeed.

I went into Walmart to stock up on my 30 day supply of food and water. The staff where very…read morefriendly and help full. Also the Walmart was clean inside and outside of the store. Everyone needs to please stock up on a 30 days of supply's of food and water and other stuff you may need. Because of the U.S. Government will shut down on 12/ 04 / 2026.

After being watched my employees while I check myself out at the self-serve counter, I've got my…read morehand full carrying a full grocery bag and an 18 lb. bag of cat food when the guy standing at the front entrance demands to see my receipt. It's not a one time experience ... it happens to me every time this guy is there. I feel he's profiling me. From now on when I enter the store and see this guy, I'll turn around and leave. It may cost me a little more at Albertsons, but at least they treat me with respect and don't assume I'm a criminal.