Pal-Do World Market

I love this place, I always get friendly service and what I'm looking for. Between the bakery, back deli and assortment of junk/snack foods from different Asian countries I'm pleased. I've came in only once to find the produce I was looking for was rotten (surely removed). Been coming here for years and nothing will stop me but it closing.

A Korean market in Lakewood. Has a food court in the back as well as a few shops. It looks a little run down but has a good selection of items. My favorite part is Mama's Kitchen where they sell fresh taiyaki. We got some with Nutella and it was 2 for $7! So delicious

Love this store, it has become my go to for buying fresh ingredients, and I always spend like 10 bucks buying random drinks to try and I really love their ramen section. Also don't discount the food court here there is 3-4 restaurants in there, and all of them give you your main and sides and tea, and it is all very good and fresh tasting as well. If you want the best Chinese food i highly recommend the one here in the food court. Don't miss out on their bakery as well.

Pal-Do world Is a Korean market I have been frequenting for years. There are several Asian markets in this area, but this particular one has some cool stuff to offer. They have a good selection of food and fresh fruits and vegetables in their store. The people are always friendly! They have a lovely bakery when you first walk in run by the sweetest women, and they have a food court area with a few yummy grab and goes or stay and eats. They do have some packaged food to eat on the go in the grocery store, but not too many. Prices can be a little high at times, as well. Otherwise, it's a good grocery store and a fun time.

So I've been on the hunt for 2 things since moving to the area. 1. A new rice cooker and 2. Wor wonton soup. I came to this market and found my rice cooker but the Chinese restaurant that serves wor wonton soup in their food court was closed on Saturday so no luck.Local Asian markets are such a treasure and this one didn't disappoint. There was ample parking around the entire building. As soon as you enter there is a boulangerie (bakery) to the left. They have a variety of sweets: custom cakes, fresh loaf bread, chocolate sponge cakes and more. There is fresh produce and seafood and they have a kiosk near the crab tank in the middle of the store where you can order pancakes made in the shape of a fish and choose from several filling options such as Nutella, strawberry, blueberry and Oreo cookie to name a few. I ordered a Nutella filled pancake. The dough was similar to that of a donut but spongier.Toward the back of the store you'll find kitchenware, frozen foods and then to the left of the checkout area is the food court. There are about 4 different restaurants in there that serve Chinese and Japanese cuisine. Directly past the cashiers is a small trinket shop where you can purchase anything from keychains and purses to clothing and stuffed Pokeman. The woman that works inside this shop was very welcoming and helpful.

Great place to get all kinds of sauces. The real best part is after looking I. Several states they carry the fabled Tabasco Sriracha!!!

Hey there! Im Marin in sales at Lucky Taro Inc. Located in Los Angeles. Im trying to get in contact with Pal-Do but phone services is not going through! My email [email protected] we sell roots, herbs. Asian and oriental vegetables, exotic and orientel fruits, and we definitely would like to work with you, we have a yelp and facebook. Check us out! @[email protected]

Excellent ambiance as I was greeted with much respect. Excellent food choices and restaurants are of high-quality and very clean, The customer service overall, I feel, is exceptional and always someone readily available for assistance should I require itThank you, JuanLeonardo Vargas

Pal-Do has Everything! I've never been disappointed by the quality or the service. I especially love the fresh fish counter.

Good grocery store. There is an isle with Chinese, Filipino, Japanese and Korean snacks. They also have a food court, a bakery, and a bungeo-ppang (taiyaki) deli. Taiyaki are 2 for $7 or 3 for $7 depending on the flavors. The taiyaki stand is kinda in the middle of the grocery store and the bakery is by the entrance. They also have European stuff (red beet, canned beef stew, cookies, sauerkraut, canned mackerel, etc).