Lam's Supermarket

Being new to AZ , I was happy to find an Asian market closer to home than Mesa !! Market had everything we needed and was surprised how clean, organized and fresh everything was. Friendly staff as well !! Def will be our GO TO!!

Great Asian market in Arizona. I love how I found such great Filipino food here especially ingredients to make halo halo. This was exactly what I have been looking for. OH, they also have fresh Ube root!!! This store has a variety of Asian ingredients for your next dish. However, Service was okay, the cashiers don't really smile much and the place was pretty decent. The store could be cleaned a bit more as well.

I heard that Lams opened a new location in Avondale. Though I liked it as an option for emergencies, I find their products overpriced compared to lee lees or Hmart. They do have a good variety of Filipino products but gotta pay extra since it's more expensive there. The place is a bit small and super compact. Service was friendly. Line went fast. It's clean since it's still new. Convenient if you're on the way home from the east valley or in the area. The veggies seems fresh and I was able to find the ingredients I needed

It was super clean and affordable. I was able to pick up almost everything I needed for my meal.

This Lam's market is filled with employees that are working and neatly stocking items and really keeping the esthetics up in this store. Everything was so fresh and neat. The music playing was a complete vibe! Soooo many Asian items to choose from. They had an amazing Mr.Brown's coffee selection along with many other exotic drinks! Weekly stop with my family! There is something for all of us!

I was super excited that this Lam's is so so close to me. I was like I don't have to drive to Mesa or Peoria. Sweet, right? The first 3 months were awesome, clean, bright, and had stocked shelves. Today, fies are everywhere from the time I get out of my car until I get back to it. Veggies are fresh not like a few months ago, check the produce. I bought rice noodles from the shelf by the refrigerators and it was green and moldy when I opened the package. I love these little sake bottles with juice. Pineapple one is my favorite. I hope things get better!

We visited Lam's on a Saturday afternoon, and we loved their selection! They had a healthy variety of fun drinks, desserts, seasonings, ingredients, sake, and our favorite, instant noodles. They also had an awesome produce section with pink dragon fruit which can be difficult to find in the states. If I lived locally, I would likely be here all the time for whatever I needed.

I had high hopes for this place. Sadly it's turning into just like all the other Lams...hit or miss. The opening day was great. It was great for the next couple weeks. I've been there about 7 times now. Meat quality is poor. The pork smells and you can tell it's old!! Went recently and they had no beef. It's the closest Asian market near me so I know I'll be back. Probably not for the meat tho. The workers are also mean! I've tried having convos with the cashiers just to be friendly. Nope! Rude answers and crappy attitude. If you hate your job so much leave! Overall...I'm sadden.

Lam's has a huge variety of mostly Asian goods, plus a surprisingly good little Jamaican foods area. I can't help but compare it to Lee Lee's store; while Lee Lee has better prices and a broader selection, Lam's Avondale store is a LOT closer to the far west side, so they definitely win for convenience. Plus, they have some things I've never seen elsewhere, like unusual variety of Lay's chips and some cool stuff like isinglass that I've only countered in 17th century cookbooks. The day I visited, the meat and produce areas were well-stocked, though I note that other reviews say that varies a lot.

It's a solid place to get a variety of groceries from around the world here in the west valley. I noticed that they sell a lot of seafood and produce, I didn't see as much meat as I would see in the H Mart in Mesa. I would call this more of an international market instead of an Asian one, since they also have sections for Latin American, Caribbean, and even some African food. They've also got plenty of frozen food options, ranging from sweet desserts to savory dumplings. My disappointment surprisingly came from lookin at their noodles + ramen section, which I was looking to stock up on. The noodles here are more expensive than what they are at other International or Asian food stores in or near the city. Even Fry's or Walmart have some of the noodle brands for cheaper. This is a good place to get produce (yay health) and try out a variety of snacks whether it be cookies, chips, and anything in between (yay snacks).