Asian Pacific Market

Only place that I have found that has fresh bean sprouts! It is always crowded. There is isn't any service to speak of. The ambiance is not very good. There are no things to look at, but the selection is amazing.I highly recommend it.

Pretty good. Not as fresh as Chicago. Wish I had more time to explore. They don't provide bags which is great just jar loading everything . Had rotator cuff surgery sooo wasn't enjoyable.I'm spoiled by Illinois . The stores are wonderful so diverse, great prices ! But the cost of grocers is really great. Being my second day here I'm sure if I explored long enough. I'd find great places which I have already been looking so beautiful out here. Can't wait to eat at the restaurants and go see nature.

I've heard of this place before but never went to check it out until recently. They have so many items for purchase from noodles, to produce, to dishes, to seafood and meat. I was so impressed with this market. Some things are priced high while others have good pricing.

We visited our good friends who live in the area. We were in need of ingredients needed for Asian cuisine recipes. This Asian Pacific Market is the place to go in order to fulfill those needs. If you cannot find what you need here, then you are probably not going to find it anywhere else in the area.So if you find yourself in the Colorado Springs area, then this is the place to go. Prices aren't too bad considering they do not have much competition. The store is well stocked and merchandised with products you will not find in most other stores in Colorado Springs.They truly are better than nothing.

Nice enough, quite a bit of selection. They even have a liquor store with hard to find asian liquors and sakes. Fresh produce, live fish and seafood, extensive frozen section. It is no H-Mart but it is the biggest Asian supermarket this side of Castle Rock.

The "live" fish and crab they sell bang around in filthy tanks and the whole store smells like a nursing home. I bought an item for my kitchen and discovered that a critical component was missing from the box. I went back to the store to ask for it and not only did they refuse to make good on it, but they refused to accept it back as a return. Looks like the THOUSANDS of dollars I'd spent in there over the years didn't matter when compared to a $20 item they could have easily replaced. After that I'll never go back. The owners of this place have a lock on the market. There are precious few Asian Markets to be found in Colorado Springs. If a company like Seafood City or Marukai Market were to come into town and give them some competition, maybe they'll treat their customers a little better.

Amazing variety of foods to choose from at a reasonable price with a quick checkout time!

Pretty decent sized Asian market. Prices are good and inventory isn't so bad. You'll be able to cook up your Asian cuisine.

Every time we have gone there, we have always spent no less than $500 easily. That fills our cupboards for a while and lasts us a couple months. Question though, does anyone know how Sundays are at the Asian Market in Springs?

You can smell the rotting shellfish death stink from the parking lot. When you go inside it smells like what beetle juice would find funny. Questionable practices