DK Market

Great price and selection of international hard to find foods and groceries. Highly recommended.

Pleasantly surprised to find this grocery store that has a good mix of Indian, Asian and middle eastern groceries... It's very close to tukwila Costco and convenient for a convenient grocery haul

The food/produce here is reasonably priced. The service was good. The ambiance is like a small warehouse. The entire play is cold. I can't shop here too long. It would be a quick grab for me here.

Been here a few times in the last couple of months. Seems like every time we drop by, they're out of something or another. Last time was Sriracha. This recent time, Sriracha again, out of Korean Spicy Buldak Chicken Noodles, Thai Iced Tea and Large FOCO Roasted Coconut drinks. I don't know what's going on...They also only have 1 or 2 people working the cash registers. If there are a lot of customers, better to have 3-4 registers open for more convenience and better customer service.Bag prices are $0.15 a bag! Charge double everywhere else! We always bring our own shopping bags, but what a ripoff to have to buy a small plastic bag.

They raised prices to the level of the common U.S. grocery stores or higher and reduced the variety of fruits and vegetables in their store.This store is a large warehouse with no heat or minimal heat.If you live nearby or need some food not sold in other stores, you may still go there. But with many U.S. store chains now offering ethnic cuisine items, and with online shopping, I am not sure it is worth shopping at DK Market.

Prices are comparable for some items. I guess you need to know how to shop and the prices for bulk items. They do sell Kirkland sugar here which I was suprised. Asian vegetables were bountiful and prices were similiar to those of AFM, Jing Jing, Ranch 99. There is also a tremendous amount of dried goods here like bulgar, chana, spices, herbs. I did not see currants or pigeon peas though. I would come back if I'm in the area as it is fairly close off the freeway.

Everything is over priced. Alot of the stuff you find at DK can be found at any local halal grocery store for less. Price gouging hot sauce during a shortage is completely unnecessary and poor business practices, it's never that serious

I love this place it is huge and very easy to get lost in the number of selections.. Large selection of oils, ramen, olives, crackers\chips, legumes, and pasta and so far after my third time the fresh produce has been fresh with great prices.They carry some of the best freshest pitas, lavash, and other varieties of bread from a local Everett wholesale bakery. They have the perfect french rolls for French Dips, Italian Beef and or for cheesesteaks!In a nutshell looking for a place to find Asia, Indian, and middle eastern dry and fresh produce at a reasonable price.

Everything you never knew that you wanted to try!I stumbled upon this market while in search of a dining experience. DK has a little bit of everything including, but not limited to, housewares, food, and personal care items. DK offers opportunity to try various international products at an affordable price. The large space and quantity of product will require a great amount of time if you've nothing particular in mind.

This market has a lot of amazing goods to offer. It is a big warehouse full of groceries you would not find at a Kroger, Walmart, Safeway or Costco. You can buy items both in bulk or individually. We were impressed by the amount of selection they have of both produce, dry goods, home goods and bath and beauty products. Your options are endless here. I took as many pictures as I could to share, but it is worth making the trip for yourself as the product selection is so huge. The photos I included were from maybe a third of this market. In a time of COVID-19, there was hand sanitizer, masks, plastic sneeze guards between the customers and cashiers. While a warehouse setting can be a little chaotic at times, it was very clean and easy to distance from others. We would absolutely come back!