Oregon Market

Definitely an old and crustier Asian store, however they have a lot of ingredients of what many Southeast Asian cuisines require. The store could definitely use a remodel or at least TLC. Even the parking strip mall that it is in looks sad. Regardless of these less important negatives, the prices are average and the stock seemed to be good!

This is one of those older Asian markets that carry all of the essentials. Prices were reasonable and the selections were decent. The store was a bit messy and smelly. When you walk through the front entrance, you can smell fish from the seafood section. The seafood section was at the back of the store, but the smell was still quite prominent.

Cost effective & many options Various mushrooms not found in regular grocery stores. Fresh fruits and vegetables SpicesHerbal Tea Seaweed & MANY OTHER OPTIONS

I don't know why Taiwanese stuff is so hard to find at Asian groceries but this one has Tai Sun grass jelly and Chin Chin brand aiyu jelly (the yellow one)! I've been to multiple stores in the area and couldn't find these things although H-Mart sometimes has Chin Chin. I also liked the selection of dry noodles. So maybe I'm biased, but 5 stars for stocking what the competition doesn't have. Otherwise this is your typical Asian grocery store!

Lots of affordable Chinese vegetables and Asian produce, products, mostly imported for your everyday needs. The place is large, organized, doesn't smell bad. Has good parking right out front. Would recommend to avoid weekends as the line goes all the way to the back, and the cash registrars are not that fast compared to other markets and people tend to come in families with a lot to buy.By the check out counter there are freshly made sticky rice, buns, noodles that you can eat right awayCome check it out

If I go, its only a few times a year just to buy frozen dumplings, tea, prepackaged goods. I try my best to avoid the fish area.

If you spend $25 or more you can get free gift. Just show your receipt to the person near the exit.I can find packaged jackfruits and rambutan at this store.

Love the selection & prices but the workers are shady AF. Check the labels before you check out -here's lean ground pork that was supposed to be 1.99/lb ‍

Oregon Market appears to be the sibling of Vietnamese market in the Wing Phat Shopping Mall at 11th and Washington, although perhaps a bit cleaner and easier to navigate. It is connected via the small inner space between stores to the Pho Ha Saigon restaurant, so it is convenient to shop and eat (or vice versa). It always amazes me who much more variety of produce these Asian grocers have than the typical American supermarket. Green leafies from peas, cabbage, lettuce, and every other form of vegetation are washed and bagged for consumption with any one of a score of sauces that go so well with the sautéed end product that is often just discarded in the West. What's more significant is that it all tastes great fresh from the wok. Quite an eye opener.The fresh fish is ready for inspection and selection. The boxes of live Blue Claws await their delectable demise. If you wonder if there is MSG in your dishes in Chinatown, just walk down the spice aisle and choose from among several large cans and boxes of the white powder. It is more prevalent than salt. If you buy enough, when you go to the cashier you will be offered a free bottle or box of whatever they have in surplus that day.

Did not provide free paper bags. Super inconvenient. Showed 2 pomegranate was $7 without saying a single one was higher. Actually charged me $3.99