K Market

Has literally all you need for Asian cooking... from Chinese to Cambodian, to Thai and etc! Large selection of fresh vegetables, meats, seafood, and poultry, sauces, oils, pastes, noodles, rice and on and on – If you want to cook authentic cuisine, shop here! The prices are great, and the people are very helpful finding specific ingredients.

If you like getting charged $3-$5 more on your groceries, this is your place. These ppl are quick to hustle you.

Great selection of produce, frozen seafood, fresh offal and meat, and basically any canned or jarred good you could ever want or need for Asian cooking. The store is a bit crowded, but it's bright and well organized. Produce always looks beautiful, and I appreciate being able to find daikon that isn't huge. Saves me a trip to H-mart when I only need a few things.

Beware - my credit card number most likely was stolen from here and was found on the dark net. Fidelity called me and said my card was used to try and purchase both an Apple computer and a Lenovo computer. This was the only place I visited where the checkout worker had me using a faulty credit card scanner. Scanned in first one like 3 times. Then, he asked me to switch to another scanner that apparently worked. Sigh - it's not like there are enough worries in life.

The woman working here just stole $10 from me. I insisted that I gave her a $20, and giving me $6 change was incorrect but she refused to listen. In the past I’ve been overcharged for things, paid different prices for the same item depending on who is working. I ignored these things although they left a sour taste in my mouth. However, blatantly stealing $10 from a customer is a new low. Will not be coming back. In my whole life I’ve never had a store steal money from me.

Used to love this place when they first opened but it seems as if they only sell spoiled fish and fruits now. Watch out for the owner at the fronts of the registers. Always trying to punk the young ones to buy her spoiled exotic fruits smh

It's a small market compared to other Asian markets but their offerings are a bit more fresh, their prices are a bit better, and they have better hard to find snacks.