HIGHLIGHT GROCERY

The Burmese section impressed me with its variety of traditional items - from ngapi (fermented fish paste) to tamarind paste and specialty noodles. For Thai cooking, they stock everything from fresh galangal and lemongrass to authentic curry pastes and coconut milk brands. The Vietnamese section doesn't disappoint either, with high-quality fish sauce, rice papers, and fresh herbs.

What sets this store apart is the freshness of their produce and the authenticity of their imported goods. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful when you're looking for specific ingredients. Prices are reasonable, especially considering the quality and specialty nature of many items.

They have varieties of candy selections from Thailand. The best one is heart shaped candy and Coca-Cola candy which is my favorites.

The store has full of items and their vegetables were fresh and delicious! You can find anything u want what u need! The price tag are very affordable. The store of the owner is very nice person he can help you out what you need. Also you can transfer money as well. This is one of the best asian grocery stores that I’ve ever been.

I found my paradise grocery store for Asians, called Highlight. There is a lot of Asian food there, plus there is also a lot of Burmese food for people who would like to try it. The price range is really fair, and I strongly recommend that spot. If you have time, please stop by; you won't regret it.

If you are looking for a good Asian grocery store near St Paul North End area, Highlight is a must. This is a hidden gem for anyone looking to explore asian food and products as if they offer incredible variety of affordable authentic Asian products. Besides, the staffs are very friendly, and they're always ready to help you.

It's a nice little corner Asian grocery just down the road from where I live. I like the place but no clear queue to line up. There were 3 separate lines formed for one cashier. Also I ended up waiting like 15~20 minutes to get checked out (which took maybe 30 seconds at most) because the cashier was also sending money and checking people out at the same time and it seemed very complicated and time consuming People were getting visibly impatient. Price unclear on a lot of the items. It's not a bad place at all.. but I feel like if I need quick groceries it's quicker to drive to somewhere else even if it's further away. I'd recommend checking out all the customers (everyone had under 5~6 items) before working on the bank/money services which takes a lot of time.