Saigon Market

Stumped upon the market as I was in the area. It’s a small asian market has some things you’ll need if you are cooking Vietnamese cuisine. Might be a little expensive as it doesn’t seem to be in the Asian area. Thus, for the convenience you are charged more. Overheard a conversation with the cashier and patron, to use your credit/debit card the purchase needs to be over $10. Hence, carry at least $10 incase. There’s a sign near the register that states prices are subject to change without notice—this is your friendly reminder! SN: note on the door stating they need cashiers. If you’re looking for a job call them.

Love it! Bunch of snacks and stuff and the staff is very helpful. Unsure why people say the prices are high when they're quite average considering the imported snacks and the fact that we are in the middle of a desert. (Shipping costs) Love stopping by for tiny snacks to indulge in! (Recommending the red bean mochi and lychee cubes personally. Mix the lychee cubes in milk + hazelnut creamer makes a killer sweet refresher in this heat! ) They are willing to help if you ask them! It's not very busy here.

Very disappointed found expired stuff here. I bought this today on 4/26/25 these items expired in 2024. I went to exchange this stuff for a fresher up to date item and the woman said NO, so I will stick to going to Arirang even though I live on the west side.

Not well lit or well stocked any more. Open cold produce cabinet unlit, minimal stock, didn't even look like it's running. Staff barely acknowledged us on entering, didn't say anything when we left. Typical behavior the few times we've been there though.

Store dirty and cashier don’t even know nothing about product in a store! Everything over price! Cashier not even said hi or bye, she just stay in her cell phone! Never will go back! I don’t even know how they can stay in business!🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

Wonderful selection of goods ranging from snacks to frozen food. Fair prices.

I don't shop for many of the products here, but the ones I do are by far the best value in El Paso. If they stocked Szechuan peppers, this would be my one-stop shop. I saw a lot of posts about customer service... and I don't understand the low reviews. Sure, the cashiers aren't always peppy and cheerful... but they do their job just fine.