Asian Family Market Bellevue

Great local store! They offer high-quality meats - I especially love the frozen quail and duck. Always fresh fish, a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, and friendly service. We didn’t discover this place right away, but now it’s one of our regular stops!

Two lanes open, 10 am Saturday. someone on the floor told me they don’t have the authority to call for more cashiers. Yeah right like I’m gonna go up and ask someone in the middle of checking out a line of 15… waited 10 mins already ; anticipating another 10 mins at least. If you need to go shopping on weekend, GO TO T&T!!!

The seafood selection is incredible - fresh What really sets this market apart is the attention to detail and the variety of unique products. From specialty vinegars to artisanal sauces, they've got everything you need to take your cooking to the next level.

Very organized isles, store shelves are very full with variety. It is mostly Chinese groceries. Store is nice & clean. Fresh groceries. They have fresh produce, frozen, refrigerated, canned, and dry packaged food. Also live seafood Very good store to shop for Chinese groceries & Ingredients. Lots of good selections. Convenient location, lots of parking Nice friendly casheirs Modern setup, American style Chinese grocery Store. Very comfortable to shop at. Prices are reasonable, worth the convenience

I appreciate the good variety and great prices here. They had more options for bottled milk tea than the 99 Ranch down in Kent where I usually go and the price was almost half when on sale. Also, there promotions are often pretty good on certain frozen brands for dumplings or bao. Also, I found their meat prices really reasonable, also around 30-50% less than what I pay for delivery service from places like Amazon Fresh.

Edit : if you want to wait in long lines just to buy your groceries & pay more go to the other spot in town! Honestly, with more competition, AFM has been doing even better weekly price downs. No long lines either, save the headache & shop here. I also recently visited the competition in town, & they had many mislabeled items around the store. It doesn’t matter what kind of supermarket you go to, they can’t all tackle each label. I’ve also seen mislabeled pricing at Target lol. As a customer, I’ve learned to always be attentive when buying something & checking my receipt no matter which store I go to. They have also announced on their Instagram that if you buy something outdated/wrong labeled they’ll refund you (just go to customer service!). It’s the same thing many retailers do, just like Target, Costco, Walmart, etc. Asian family market pricing is unbeatable. It’s one of my favorite Asian markets in the seattle area. Many seattle locals will agree with this opinion. I love their selection of hotpot meats, especially the lamb hotpot which is usually between 12.99-14.99 per LB. I found good quality hotpot beef for a good price (12$/lb. Mushrooms are so cheap too, shimeji mushrooms are a steal here average $1-1.5 per pack. The store is more clean and organized than the Seattle location. I can’t wait until the food court is finally opened!

It is super amazing that Seattle has such a big and diverse Asian market. Compared to the Asian market in the mid south USA, they have much more non-frozen options in the meat and bakery. The cherries that I saw yesterday was $1.99 per pound. I am surprised that they have the skewered beef and seasonings so that you can just buy them home and use ur oven to roast the meat! Xi’an flavored roasted chicken is too much overpriced compared to $7.99 roasted chicken in Costco! But maybe the life cost in Seattle is very high. They offer so many flavors of Xi an, such as the crispy pancakes and chili oil, which is from the central north part! I am surprised to see that they also offer various fresh cakes and desserts. These are not yet expanded in the Asian market in the mid southern USA yet!!