I love sunrise. Biggest Asian market in eugene. Good food and super wide selection of items in the…read morefresh, dry, and frozen chests.

I have to say that this market came with rave reviews by many. And I always prefer to support…read morelocal. I was excited to have found many of the items I was looking for. They were a little pricier compared to what I'm used to paying, but I figured it was fair because, we in Eugene do not have easy access to a lot of items that are found in our local chain grocery stores. I came across the produce section and was excited to find 2 bags of taro leaves (we call it luau leaves back home). The two packages they had, looked like it had smaller leaves than I preferred, but looked really fresh. I was planning on surprising my family by making palusami since I only had 2 bags and didn't have enough for make laulau. I had all of my ingredients laid out and ready. Imagine my surprise and disappointment when I opened the taro leaf packages and found that inside the nice and fresh leaf, were small, wilted, yellow, brown spotted, broken and ripped with holes taro leaves! These are basically the leaves that a grocery store should not be selling and instead, they decided to deceive their customer by wrapping those leaves with a nice, fresh one on the outside. I felt so disappointed in this store! I'm from the island, I know my taro leaves. If they did this purposely thinking other people will not notice, shame on the store. I know many have raved about the produce here, and I hope that this is a fluke. I will try again in a couple of weeks. If I get similar results, I will need to talk to the owner about getting a better vendor. Or i'll just order it from back home and pay that shipping charge.

This is the second time I have been here. I love to cook, and I cook a lot of Asian dishes. I have…read morebeen able to find everything I need at Kings, and will be here fairly often. I was wanting ingredients to make some real Hot & Sour soup... so got woods ear fungus, and lily flowers. Have everything else I needed at home. Also got some walnut cookies, as I love them. Great flavor and not overly sweet. The store has almost anything you would need for a variety of cuisines... so have fun shopping!

I had been going to the Asian market across from MOC and decided to try somewhere closer to me. I…read morewas impressed at how clean it smelled, the organization of products and clear pricing in the store. I was able to find everything I needed plus the delicious almond cookies that I hadn't had in years! The employees were very patient and helpful helping me since it was the first time I was in their store.

I've been here a couple of times because it's in my neighborhood, and I do occasionally find things…read morethat I want to buy here. The trouble with this store for me, is I tend to check expiration dates before I purchase goods, and this place has a higher than expected number of items that are past their Best By date. So that's something to watch out for if you care about it. The place smells incredible, like incense. The music was almost painfully repetitive. The person behind the counter didn't ask if they could help me, which personally, I appreciate. It's worth checking out, but I hate to say it if you are looking for slightly more common Indian spices, you might be better off checking Mountain Rose or even nearby Market of Choice if you want something fresher and in smaller quantity.

We were so pleased to find this (one and only) Indian grocery store in Eugene. And equally…read morepleased to find a number of our favorite frozen food items in this well stocked shop. They have a large freezer section, a good sized dry goods section, bottled drinks, ayervedic and personal care items. As many reviews have noted, the prices may be higher than you see from a similar grocer in a metropolitan area but keep in mind they need to bring all their stock in from farther away too. We also found the staff cold and somewhat unfriendly but this didn't affect our shopping experience.

lovely, cozy and usually well stocked! team members are real people, returns if they arise are…read moreeasy, well maintained, and feel overall is not sterile at all. a welcomes respite from bigger groceries that feel .. so ... machinistic

Sam G, with curly, dark & a short hair style, female employee rang me up today. she was the…read moreimpeccably rude, dismissed me upon check out- acted as if I was a problem. I forgot 1 thing, there was NO line- she sent the "bagger" to grab it for me- she rolled her eyes & stood there- leaving all my items bagged. After a few moments, I started to bag. I tried to make nice small talk- she didn't engage. I apologized twice for forgetting, there still was no one in her line- she was so cold, and literally almost made me cry- and I'm not faint of heart. I love Trader Joe's so much. It's my happy place. I have never experienced any employee this way in my 30 years of Shopping here. I spoke to the manager, she agreed that wasn't appropriate behavior. She apologized and was very nice to me. Told me she will follow up with "Sam".

My grandpa would sometimes go to the butcher but my mom never shopped at one, so I hadn't been…read morefamiliar with Longs. It's my sister's favorite butcher shop though, and when I'm going to make a pot roast I want to use the best meat, so we stopped by here. It was larger and more spacious than a lot of butchers which I appreciated--often they're super crowded. The area where you enter has a nice selection of cheese and wines as well as some other foods. The staff was friendly and helpful. ETA: Today when I started to make my pot roast, imagine my surprise when I found that I had two chuck steaks... not really super conducive to pot roast, and a little annoying since I asked for chuck roast. I've been to other butchers and asked for chuck roast and never been given bone-in chuck steak. This isn't something I could use because it wouldn't fit into the pot and I couldn't cut it with the bone in, so I had to go buy another $40 of meat at Albertson's. Not sure that I'll be returning to Long's. Hope my sister can use the meat so it won't be a total waste of the $30 I spent here.

Eugene's premier butcher has a hidden treasure you can experience at their deli counter. Step up to…read morethe best roast beef sandwich you could ever dream of. Truly fabulous house made roast beef. Other deli favorites and gourmet soup are also on the menu. Eat in or take out. Behind the deli counter you will a quiet comfortable room with tables, chairs and special charm. Long's definitely sells the best meat in town and fantastic deli sandwiches.

This place is the place if you're looking for anything Asian-Pocky, Buldak noodles, hot pot…read moresupplies, ice cream, anything red bean/matcha/taro....all of those flavors. I tried the buns and I got good checkout service, but the steamed buns retain a dough-y texture. Not bad, but not my personal fave. The fillings weren't bad. I liked the flavor of the canned bubble tea, but with every canned bubble tea I've had, the bubble part is not the best. This place is close to where I live, and it'll be excellent for getting Buldak Creamy Carbonara!

I found some things here that I have been looking for that I was unable to find it any other Asian…read moremarket in Eugene, including Meiji chocolate bars and slotted spoons for hot pot. It smells good and there are live crabs in the back which was a delight for a small child who I saw there. On the downside, the place was very cold in terms of temperature, and the cashier didn't really acknowledge or speak to me while ringing me up which felt weird.

Can't speak about the grocery part, but the little deli cafe spot inside is a hidden gem in Eugene!…read moreSmoothies are made with fresh, organic fruit that you can see them cut up in the back. I'd recommend!

Lovely little grocery. A little pricey of course but you'd expect that given it's small size. Their…read morelox sandwich is fantastic, so I'll bet the rest of their food is too. The people are nice.

It feels like a little slice of Japan in little Eugene! The owner is very responsive to any machine…read moreissues you may encounter as well.

Very fun experience! The items are a little spendy for what they are but they also have cheap…read moreoptions. The machines worked flawlessly!

Compact little local grocery market with lots of wine as well. There is a coffee shop called…read moreNourish here, tables and chairs out front. It's not cheap, but I like to support a place I can potentially walk to in a weather emergency. It's across the street from Friendly St Garden (food truck pod and pub). But if you are going to visit both places, best to park on the street.

This is a great local Market! It is a fun, mile-long walk from my front door to the market, but it…read moreis really nice stroll through the neighborhood on a nice day! The first time I went into this market it stressed me out-it seemed chaotic and I didn't get the "Flow" of the store to walk between aisles. But, after being there a few times it is less chaotic feeling and they have a lot of product available per square foot! I have gotten necessity things from there as well as nice cheeses and beers. And, I love the cafe that is attached, the tempeh tacos with sweet-potato shells are AMAZING!!! I like their smoothies a lot as well. And, their service is always quick- if there isn't someone at the register they even have a bell that you can politely ring for service! It is a great local market to get groceries and some fun snacks/treats!