I love this establishment, owners were friendly and very knowledgeable. Even made some suggestions…read more Their prices were great and sustainable for my budget. I completely recommend with 5 rating

This is a health journey headquarters location for sure! So many great benefits within every jar…read moreand teas galore! The staff was super helpful and informative fueling my excitement to become a better me. Will definitely continue to shop here

Wonderful shop with excellent customer service. Great selection of herbs both for cooking and…read moremedicinal. I purchased cooking herbs and received friendly advice from Laurie about which would be best for my intended purposes. If they don't have what you are looking for will special order. Directions on Google Maps were not good, I ended up in a RV park down the road. Store is in the strip mall directly behind the Circle K.

Hope you enjoy the journey getting there, the destination is closed and apparently empty for years!…read more Even the phone number has long since been shutoff. It would be kind of former owners to remove this ad from view as it is obvious they have been closed for YEARS. I did stop for roadside free pink grapefruit so I enjoyed the journey.

I highly recommend this business. They are a local-owned, Indian grocer with a great selection of…read moregrains, beans, spices and pulses. I especially love that they carry refrigerated dosa/idli batter, along with all the frozen vegetables I need for sambar. It really adds culture to the Avondale community. Support local!

My gf stopped in Masale Walla looking for Paneer, we used to go to another Indian grocer but they…read moreclosed recently, so we decided to try a new spot! When she arrived she was greeted immediately and offered assistance. We both love Indian food but aren't thoroughly educated on all the options! The employee there was super helpful! She made great suggestions and helped my gf find everything she was looking for. We got some standard items and even some new ones to try! Her overall experience was great and the items we purchased were delicious! We will definitely be back!

If you're a serious cook you must check out Sahuaro Spice. It's located in an area I very rarely…read moreever find myself shopping but when I'm on a mission to find harder to source spices I am undeterred. It's in a no frills location and it quite small, but is chock a block with spices you just cannot find at typical stores. Also they carry more whole leaf and seed spices which is always preferred due to their flavor retention. One of the spices we were looking for was empty I it's bin but after inquiring we were presented with more stock from the back. Be sure to look up and down as the spice bins are very closely displayed in the compact space. I word of warning, the moment you park and enter the lot you will smell the spices. I did find myself needing to cough a little as the spices are pungent and can irritate your air passages. The owner was so friendly offering advice about storage methods. She recommended mason jars. I always store my spices in glass jars as it's the best for spices. The prices were quite good and I really enjoyed being able to find several spices at such good prices. If Penzys Spices make your eyes water you really must go to Sahuaro Spice!

The service is amazing. The owners are super. All the spices are fresh. The smell in here is…read morewonderful!!! I will be ordering from here and having it shipped to me from now on. I highly recommend!!!

Bee & Honey Fact: A honey bee worker only makes an average of 1/12th of a teaspoon in her lifetime…read more One pound honey is made by two-million flower visits. Today is #ThankYouThursday and I couldn't think of a better local business that I want to support and show some gratitude to than Twisted Bee Farms! Now we all know the important and crucial part that bees play into the environment so that goes without saying. Twisted Bee Farms is one of Arizona's best places for local honey. They have over thirty flavors of honey, they carry bee products (like honeycomb and bee pollen), and they even have edible flowers. I had ran across their booth at the eighth-annual Arizona Margarita Mojito Craft Beer Food Truck Festival (Yes, that's really the festival name) and I'm a fan now. You can go on their site and find out where they'll be popping up next. They're really big in the farmer's market scene! If you're a foodie, Twisted Bee Farms is not a place to miss. I recently put together one of those Instagram/TikTok butter boards and used their Raspberry & Habanero honey on it and wow! Amazing! I also bought their Carolina Reaper and that stuff, "makes my tongue sweat."

Right around the corner from work…read more Needed Bee Pollen in the worst way. I had been out for 4 days and my local supplier was out. We found Twisted Bee Farms on Instagram and realized they had opened a brick and mortar about 6 weeks ago. Stopped by today and Yay!!! They had local bee pollen. And $10 cheaper for a similar size that we usually buy. So excited!!!! Can't wait to try their Honey and they are also going to have burritos, ( even vegan ones ) They also have smoothies and Açaí bowls. Can't wait to try it all!!!

I found everything I needed to make an authentic fattoush salad here. They had other spices here…read morethat I have been looking for, including a nice chicken shawarma mix. Everyone was friendly. The first gentleman who helped me didn't speak English, but the man at the counter helped me find the sumac and scooped it out of a big bag for me. I like that the spices and grains are kept in big sacks to be scooped out. If you can read Arabic or are prepared to be social, this is a great little market to visit and get everything you need for a delicious Mediterranean dish.

The sweets here are delicious :) I always stop by on my way to the masjid for little things that we…read moreneed when I'm bringing treats! The people are very nice here as well.

We love this asian market so much. It's a lot bigger than other places. We can find too many…read moredifferent kinds of food in here. And the service for check out always quick.

First time visiting this location of Lee Lee's since I was on this side of town. I had no problem…read morefinding parking. I came in for my usual purchases: rice crackers and mochi. I found both of them and I also picked up some regular sesame oil since all we had at home is spicy sesame oil. I perused some other aisles but these were the only items I bought. It's a fairly large store with lots of items but a lot of them were not labeled with their price, which is frustrating to me. However, at the register I checked the prices and they were reasonable. It was busy on a Saturday but not too bad that I had to wait to be checked out. Prices were similar to the Chandler location but the ramen seemed expensive, I'll have to shop around for that. They were also making some dessert in the front of the store and it smelled good. I'd stop by again if I'm in the area.

Early 2026 I shopped this market for a particular canned Sardine in Spicy Tomato Sauce. I found it…read moreand bought several. Then, I perused the many long aisles in this huge warehouse-like market. I saw aisles marked overhead for Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Vietnamese, and Eastern European countries. They have lots of frozen foods in freezer cases, fresh produce, and baked goods. Fresh and frozen meats. And Lots of ethnic condiments! Lots of packaged snacks and candies, too. Checkout was quick.

This Asiana is a bit far north for me, but when I go to my dentist, I stop in here just to see what…read morethey have. I normally shop at 99 Ranch over in Chandler, and occasionally will go to Mekong or Lee Lee's and everyone once in awhile, I will venture to H Mart, so we are definitely covered here in the Valley with many options for Asian or international grocery. I was here yesterday and I always like to check out all their fresh made Korean dishes. They have seafood and kimchee pancakes and variety of ban chan available! Great! There is always fresh produce available, meats, seafood, freezer items. I like coming here to supplement what I can't find elsewhere. My purchases on this trip included: (1) ready-made spicy tuna onigiri ($3.99 each or 2/$7) - this was so-so, I can make a better one. (2) onigiri maker and silicone sushi roller - will be making my own rolls and onigiri at home. (3) burdock root seeds - going to figure out if we can grow these well out here (4) Nimboo pudina peanuts and chana (my favorite Indian snacks) (5) Asian sour lemon drink - Chanh Xi Muoi - this is my favorite with some seltzer on a hot summer day, so refreshing I found some unique items today and will be back again on my next trip out this way!