Mo's Tropical Wholesale & Deli

I can find hmong produce here, they offer refunds on spoiled fruit which is good ,but I had a very bad experience with the strong rat smell on the 3rd floor. Also as I was looking for thai banana i found a rat nest inside of a box. I dont understand how this place is still open to the public This is a serious health issue and people could get sick. The organization is terrible. MANY TIMES THE PRICE YOU SEE ON THE SHELF IS NOT THE PRICE YOU SEE AT THE REGISTER.. there are no scanners around so you need to find an available employee and that employee needs to ask the cashier if it's not busy you'll be lucky to know the price. The store is very quiet, no music at all and it feels dull and uninviting. The employees look overworked. THE CLEANLINESS , ORGANIZATION AND OVERALL CONDITIONS REALLY NEED IMPROVEMENT.

Went here for the first time and was surprised by all the wonderful fresh fruits and prices are decent. There deli menu had many options of food and they serve Pho on order as well. It was pretty good. Will definitely come back to shop and eat there as well.

A fresh fruit lover’s paradise. This wonderful store is bursting with tropical goodness. From lychees to jackfruits to papayas to cherimoya, to multiple varieties of mangoes and oranges. There’s also an Asian grocery store, and a scrumptious deli section. Try the pork roast, and ask for the crispy skin.

Excellent prices, clean store, amazing range of food ingredients, sauces and so much more. You'll be able to find sauces, dry peppers, salts and peppers, bowls, kitchen cookware, a wide range of veggies and fruits, noodles, frozen seafood, beverages and much more (view images). Prices are actually quite good compared to other grocery stores. Parking is pretty tight but there is a lot of space for cars to park. The store is pretty clean and well organized. This might be our new go-to grocery store, since it's right off highway 52.

This place was so fun to explore. The fruits and veggies gave off that freshness feel. Never got a whole jackfruit before here. It was a very sticky adventure. The sales section was great for those on a budget. Trying different random fruit each time I go there. Learned the difference in the popular dragon fruits. Oh… and spices like turmeric and cinnamon are so much more cheaper here. An adventure every time I’ve been there.

Where to go to buy exotic fruits, vegetables and spices/ingredients normally not grown here? Mo's Market of course! They have it all. Even cooking utensils, woks of all sizes, dish sets, knives...you name it. The place is huge with two levels(they can be accessed via short flight of stairs or a nice wide two level easy ramp)with product being brought in as you're shopping. They even have a small deli area to sit down and have a bite to eat. Besides the fruit/vegetables area they also have a freezer section where you can buy smaller, prepped portions ready to be served...very busy place. Get there earlier to get a good parking spot. From huge Jack fruits to mangos and passion fruits...Mini pineapples to tons of noodles of all sizes...drinks, juices and smoothies...spices and ingredients that I've never heard of...chilis from floor to ceiling. Seafood. Want some quail eggs? They got em. Coconuts and coconut water? Check. Pickled noodles? Check. make a trip down and check it out. Prices are really cheap too!

First time visitor, wanting to go for a long time. Great selection and unique fruits, even some essential tools. Experience checking out with a flat cashier who my son later noted "some people really hate their jobs huh? Because she hated her job" 😔