Great products and customer service. Really like the selection of products and Halal meats. Even if…read morethey don't have a product I'm looking for, they always offer to order it for me.

I drove a bit to get to this store, because I'm trying more International recipes from India,…read moreLebanon, Greece, etc, and needed a few items that local stores don't carry. While it is a small store, they pack a lot inside! It was very interesting to shop and find ingredients that I only read about in recipes! Be aware that all items come from foreign countries and may not have American writing or oversight control. They seem to organize by Country, so be prepared to find the same ingredient in different locations from different countries and sources. The owner was extremely nice and helpful, helped me a lot as I was unfamiliar with the store footprint. If you are going for the restaurant, be aware it no longer exists, having closed during covid and never reopened. A disappointment for me as I was looking to try it out. I do plan to visit again. It was a very nice experience for me and I will want to return to enjoy more products.

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.

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.

Very cool little store off the end of Bay St. Some local friends said i had to come and it's…read moredefinitely worth the stop. Walking up the front walkway you're greeted with the sound of what seemed like Soviet Era music to get you in the mood. The owner puts out samples of the different Russian and Ukrainian foods that she stocks and she usually has a pot of borsch going.She will offer you some tea to drink while you shop and sample foods. If there is something you wish to taste all you have to do is ask. This is helpful if you don't read Russian-none of the foods are labeled in English of course. Prepare to savor flavors you've never knew existed as it's definitely a treat. Definitely stock up on a bunch of the Russian candies and grab some Russian sodas and hunter's sausage for the road ahead. She also has sammies to go too on what looked like a really good rye bread. I'm also told that the Russian hot mustards are exceptional as well. Make the effort to support this awesome little small business.

Asian market with a heavy emphasis on Filipino treats and food items. Very clean and well…read moreorganized.

Great selection of items you can't find at the regular grocery store. I went specifically for the…read morein house Kimchi which was delicious. The lady at the register was friendly and efficient. The store is small and well stocked lending a sense of being cluttered but it's not a bad thing. Prices seem to be fair. If you are looking for specific, unique oriental ingredients I'd try here for sure. Parking isn't awesome, but it works.

The service was amazing! They didn't have one of the things I needed but helped with substitutions…read moreand troubleshooting!

We were in Springfield for two days and we came to this place both days. They have fruit cups,…read morechicharrones, tamales, Mexican candy, and good customer service. Try the chicharron preparado.

Every time I pass by this place I have to stop in for chips and salsa. My wife and I are obsessed…read morewith their tortilla chips. They beat Jaunitas chips by a landslide! The little lunch truck on the side makes some pretty banging burritos too. I haven't had adobada in awhile and it was nice to see it on a menu. I haven't had salsa that good and spicy (red salsa) since I lived in Stockton.

I kept trying to pronounce "tortilleria". I think I have it right?…read more As you can guess by the name, they make and sell tortillas here. They unfortunately did not have flour tortillas for my burritos when I stopped by, but you can still get corn ones. There's a few other things to pick up as well: queso, Mexican sodas, even toys for the kids. They were very friendly when I popped in.

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.