Bayon Market

I always go to shop at Bayon market . Today I just call to ask about the price that I want to buy the big box of noodles and the owner said super rude to me . Omg it’s the first time that I heard from him . When you open the business but you said that to the customer , it’s the rude word that I never heard from the business local .

Highly disappointed, to come today and get scammed by a different lady. Left few minutes ago with beef sticks I bought three packs of them. Last time I came they cost 5.99 each. Now when I came in today and bought them she bumps up the price, each of them to ring up to a dollar or more which was 6.50 then to 8.50. Be very aware what you’re buying here and remember the price and ask the price. Definitely will be cautious next time. I will be asking the price next time.

Been coming here for years. Love the small grocery market for my "Asian culinary" needs. Staff are nice. Weekends can be very busy though. Street parking.

Small, with limited selection, but prices are some of the best around. Just realized my review needed another star. These little gems are getting more difficult to find, and many of the small markets are jacking up prices to match trends. Not here!

Friendliest staff. Always chipper and welcoming. Helps bring heavy bags of rice to our cars. Always stocked with many variety. Only one in town that you can find everything you need to make dinner in one stop. And oh Sunday mornings, there is freshly prepared desserts and things. That is a busy time to go though. Early bird gets the worm!

Great Asian market! Lots of treats at the entrance, has everything a khmer person would need to get their groceries, great prices, nice staff! Nostalgic, and has a special place in heart.

Scam! Lady in the back told us $60 for 20lbs box of longans, the cashier charged me $70. When confronted, the lady in the back changed her story and tried to argue $35 for 10lbs and $70 for 20lbs. I was specifically told $35 for 10, and $60 for 20. Never coming back to this scam place.