Reasonable prices and good selection. Small deli in back. I picked up some fried rice. The isles are cluttered and not safe to walk thru. Be careful. There's a nice beauty salon next door. Walk ins welcome.
Callie Chue
The cashier was super nice, the cooking crew, attentive but seemed a bit rude. Small store layout but the store had everything I needed....from fresh veggies to condiments and variety of frozen meats and snack to household items...
Vincent J Ann
I came looking for a restaurant and found this groceries store with deli. I tried a few Burmese snacks and found them delicious and well priced.
Shannon Stone
I go here a lot after school they have good food and a lot of stuff even if it small
Lydia Yang
tried some of their ‘boo thee kyaw’ or fried gourd for the first time. and along with some other things from their deli as well such as the fried opo squash, fried chicken and samosa. well priced & affordable. the fried gourd was amazing so the next morning i ordered catering about 30 fried boo thee kyaw to share at a birthday party. i loved that the food was made on time and plus an additional half quart of their special peanut hot fish sauce for the fried gourd. everybody at the birthday party enjoyed boo thee kyaw and kept asking what it was and why it was so delicious. i will continue to be ordering more boo thi kyaw and all their good food from this store! hoping that K’nyaw (Karen) food will be soon more noticed and popular in the culinary world!! ❤️ Amazing work!!
electron271
Very good food for cheap!
Kevin Xu
A totally underrated spot that I stumbled upon by happenstance. Besides groceries, you can find a restaurant in the back (I think it’s called Irrawaddy? Which has its own google page) that sells Burmese snacks (ie., htoe hmote is a sesame seed based rice cake; they also sell banana desserts cooked in coconut milk) and an array of breakfast items like Mok Nor-Mai (bamboo shoots steamed in banana leaves, which lends the bamboo a subtly sweet aroma). All in all, a wonderful culinary gem on the east side
Samula G
Great to go meals and Asian food ingredients/selection
စီၤ ထံဆၢ
The same stuff you get in Karen State.
Khang Vang
No good. Cashier lady has no respect. Food is bad and expired. I do not recommend going to this place for food. You may get sick. Business does not follow safety food guidelines. Hot food is not monitored and left in warmers for hours. Food is not fresh. Do not support.
Reasonable prices and good selection. Small deli in back. I picked up some fried rice. The isles are cluttered and not safe to walk thru. Be careful.
There's a nice beauty salon next door. Walk ins welcome.
The cashier was super nice, the cooking crew, attentive but seemed a bit rude. Small store layout but the store had everything I needed....from fresh veggies to condiments and variety of frozen meats and snack to household items...
I came looking for a restaurant and found this groceries store with deli. I tried a few Burmese snacks and found them delicious and well priced.
I go here a lot after school they have good food and a lot of stuff even if it small
tried some of their ‘boo thee kyaw’ or fried gourd for the first time. and along with some other things from their deli as well such as the fried opo squash, fried chicken and samosa. well priced & affordable. the fried gourd was amazing so the next morning i ordered catering about 30 fried boo thee kyaw to share at a birthday party. i loved that the food was made on time and plus an additional half quart of their special peanut hot fish sauce for the fried gourd. everybody at the birthday party enjoyed boo thee kyaw and kept asking what it was and why it was so delicious. i will continue to be ordering more boo thi kyaw and all their good food from this store! hoping that K’nyaw (Karen) food will be soon more noticed and popular in the culinary world!! ❤️ Amazing work!!
Very good food for cheap!
A totally underrated spot that I stumbled upon by happenstance. Besides groceries, you can find a restaurant in the back (I think it’s called Irrawaddy? Which has its own google page) that sells Burmese snacks (ie., htoe hmote is a sesame seed based rice cake; they also sell banana desserts cooked in coconut milk) and an array of breakfast items like Mok Nor-Mai (bamboo shoots steamed in banana leaves, which lends the bamboo a subtly sweet aroma). All in all, a wonderful culinary gem on the east side
Great to go meals and Asian food ingredients/selection
The same stuff you get in Karen State.
No good. Cashier lady has no respect. Food is bad and expired. I do not recommend going to this place for food. You may get sick. Business does not follow safety food guidelines. Hot food is not monitored and left in warmers for hours. Food is not fresh. Do not support.
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Asian south east from burmar.. store foods
651?⚪️? shout out mbless?
They got some of the best food and they are all very nice inside.
They got some of the best food and they are all very nice inside.
I do love the foods they make there
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