T & Y Market

This marker is my go to local store. They have all of the Asian goods that I need to make my favorite Lao dishes. Their meat is fresh, and they have competitive pricing that beats local Asian market competitions. If you need some fresh veggies that is here also!Def. Come here .

It's a nice shop. There's lots of fun stuff to find that would be difficult to find in most shops. I do wish they'd stock more things to be eaten immediately. Their snack aisle is mostly stuff that you would buy a box of and save for later. It's fine, but both times I've been here I've been looking for a snack for now. The staff were friendly and fun to talk to.

Was in search of a store similar to a SF market and found this store through yelp. So happy I did because it was great. The customer service was amazing, i forget the gentleman's name but he is so pleasant to work with. They have a great variety of Asian foods to pick from and a a great price. Overall the store is clean and well stocked and the service is amazing, will be returning.

T&Y is a great place for my family and I to shop at as it is conveniently close by. It's customer service is top notch! I enjoy seeing the friendly faces of Sarit, Alex, Ginger, Wayne, and Zuki. I go there so much that I know their names.I love that they use local farmers for all their veggies. I love that they have meats that not all other markets will have, such as end guts and pig feet. I'm hoping that they do expand their food section to having hot foods soon.The store is always well lit and cool inside, which I like. Towards end of closing, you can see Zuki going up and down the aisles mopping/sweeping the floor. When I don't see Ginger helping out as cashier/bagging grocery, she's most likely helping out packing or stocking. Same goes for Wayne! Wayne is always super helpful around the store, he is always seen doing something. Helping a customer, or keeping unwanted guests at bay. He is always a great help.T&Y will always be my go-to market!

Great variety. I love getting the bittermelon it's always freshKao Shang was very helpful!

Sriracha is back and the store looks clean and well-kept. But the new old white guy stocking the shelves need to be talked to about his customer service skill and general appearance. He is rude and looks like he should be in front of the store asking for change. I've enjoyed T&Y's turnaround the last few years, but this guy doesn't do the place justice. Kudos to management for trying to employ a guy like him. I would like to see more vegetable and meat options. Maybe get lamb chops and sell oysters by the piece instead of having to buy an entire big bag. Some people just want a few as an appetizer when they are waiting for the main dish at a BBQ.

good store, affordable items, nice staff, and Easy access in da hood.Sometimes there are beggars.

Nice staff . Could add a few more items I love to and only are able to find at a Asian market. Overall great selection of products and nicely stocked

We have been coming here for years and love the direction the store is going. My favorite part is the local produce table. We go so often most of the staff recognizes us. Definitely a store to check out. The staff is very knowledgeable about the items in the store when asked for recommendations they do not disappoint. They also listen to the customer suggestions which is rare in todays consumer market. They have been making a lot of updates which is nice to see.

I stopped by this market as it is in a tired lot across from Taqueria Sanchez. There are plenty of parking spots. Seriously maybe 5 spots taken put of 50+ on a Saturday around 3pm. I have been in this market once or twice as we once were seeking pork belly. Around the corner is like a laundromat, Hmong or Lao eatery. I think it is called Asian cafe. Check my review on them. There is a recycle center in the middle of the lot. Lots of homeless and down and outs. A couple hung out in front of the entrance but caused no troubles. They had some big dogs outside that started growling and barking when a couple Asian kids in their early twenties tried to pet them. Lol. Eff that. The store prices are higher than the other usual suspects like SF, Koreana, Etc, but it should be expected for them to survive. If you look through more brands you can find good prices. I got a double sized Oyster sauce for $1.69, $2.29 for a double sized soy sauce. I found some great deals. They also sell hmong sausage packs for $12.99. Jerky I did not know about but as mentioned by a review, you have to ask the cashier. Yes, beware of past dates and skip the higher priced items and you will do just fine. Iam glad to save a drive and will use this place for some great Asian staples when possible. Short ribs, mochi, tea, hot sauces, etc. For the adventurous, which I know cater more to Southeast Asians, they sell ducks, duck heads, grasshoppers, water bugs, duck bills, rabbits....you know!