Evergreen Asian Market

I don’t like that store not enough grocery and the price more higher than other Asia stores, deli bad sorry but it make me feel sick, i think they will be close deli soon.

This is my place to come to! Great environment, the deli is awesome! Bubble tea, Vietnamese sand which is served daily which is nice but after 7 pm they close down shop so make your order before hand or they will not be able to make it for you. Need to call in orders so they will take care of you right away. They know me by name so I’m a regular here. Very friendly! All your Asian cooking and recipes is also a great find here too as well

I’m from CA, there are not many options here. I used to come to this market all the time as they had fresh veggies and meat.
I’ve notice that they package their veggies now where as before you can pick yourself. I noticed that the packaged veggies look fresh; however, when I take it home and take it out of the package the ones underneath either have moles growing on them or getting ready to go bad. It has been more than a few times, same with the meat so I just go to Pacific Market.
Evergreen’s price is decent, depending on what you buy you’ll find it cheaper than Pacific Market. The parking is comparable to Pacific Market. Their deli is not so bad, but my husband prefers the banh mi from Pacific Market.
Some of the staff are friendlier than others, and some… well let’s just say there is a reason why they work there.

LOVE this store!
— great prices
— amazing selection
— super friendly staff and management
— Asian pop music!
I have a raw fed dog and now go here weekly to pick up chicken feet, duck feet, turkey necks, herring, sardines, mackerel, beef ribs, liver, gizzards, etc for his Prey Model Raw diet. The prices of meat, fish, poultry are great and the selection can’t be beat. I have also bought steaks, ribs, pork chops for myself and quality was excellent.
The produce department is jam packed with great items at even better prices. I can’t believe I recently paid HALF what grocery stores charge per pound for Rainier cherries! I tend to buy all my potatoes, apples, oranges at this store instead of the regular grocery stores. Also like trying some of the more obscure Asian fruits and vegetables other stores don’t carry. The Baby Bokchoy and Japanese Eggplant are especially delicious! My only complaint would be some of the more obscure items have a tag that states what they are — is it a squash or a melon? A fruit or a vegetable?
As far as the rest of the store I challenge you to not be able to find a single ingredient you may need for Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese dishes and more! I especially love their big bottles of sweet chili sauce which is about HALF the price grocery stores sell it for! I also buy spices, other sauces, snacks.
Cashiers always great you with a smile and are very friendly and clearly enjoy working there. The woman and man I often see there that are I believe the managers are very friendly as well. And just try not dancing around when you get close to the speakers in the produce department blasting Asian pop music!
Great prices, great selection and friendly staff — you gotta check them out!

Went here to find my boyfriend some lychee fruit and ive been to alot of asian markets and usually the employees are rude and don’t wanna help they say uhh no English and walk away. But i was super happy at this market. Very friendly helpful to find what i needed and there selection and prices were great! Im excited to come back!

They are great when I need something to satisfy my Asian food cravings. It is a small store but they do carry a good select of veggies, meat and food items. The prices are reasonable as well. Stop in and give them a try.

This is a cool little market. Fresh meats, fruit and veggies. They have a lot of snacks like Chan Pui Mui, which are my favorite. Orange flavor taste better than lemon. I stepped into the BBQ Deli we ordered 2 Vietnamese sandwiches and a half Duck. The Duck was as good or better than any in Seattle’s international district. Lots of flavor served with the head on. The only knock was customers service of the young lady working the Deli. I am sure her parents or Family must own this place or she would not be working. Her attitude was bad.

Had a good selection of food and the prices are great but the place is really dirty and needs to be cleaned. The shelves and floors are filthy. The food in the bakery section have mold on them. You have to be careful with what you’re buying and check the expiration dates. They also sell meat here but again with how dirty the store is, I wouldn’t buy meat here. I can easily see cross contamination happening. The prepackaged food is good though.

could u carry halal corned beef please. thank u. like the choices of indonesian foods.

This is a really good Vietnamese market though I feel that Pacific Market has them beat.
They have a parking lot shared with a noodle shop and a few other stores but its never been too hard to get parking close to the store.
The market has all your Asian cuisine staples but a great focus on Chinese and Vietnamese ingredients. If you can’t wait to get home to eat they also have a deli with reasonably priced Banh My and other tasty foods and treats. One place they really shine is the various baked goods found on the rack over by all the cool beverages. The taro sweet buns are to die for!
They compete with evergreen market has some of the best fruit and cuts of meat compared to the competition. They also are also significantly cheaper for high end fish sauce.
Not always my number one but they have enough deals and items only to be found that keeps me coming back every week!

I decided to try a sandwich fro the deli here, as a fellow Unilocaler wrote a review that made me crave one today at lunch. I decided to try the BBQ pork Banh Mi, thinking I’d be getting that traditional sweet red-​colored pork — which I know they had, because I saw it in the hot section of the deli counter. Instead, I got crispy roast pork — and I didn’t realize this until I left the store and was on my way home (and I didn’t see her make the sandwich nor what meat she grabbed). Unfortunately, the pork in my sandwich could have been delicious except for two factors: it was cold (not even warm), and it was pure fat, there wasn’t a shred of actual meat. Thus, I took all the pork out my sandwich and just ate a sandwich with pickled veggies, cilantro and jalapeño. It was still tasty, and the bread was a fresh roll, but I would NOT have the pork. It was kind of gross. Next time I’ll stick with ham or chicken.

This place is the only place that keeps me coming for more when it comes to the vietnamese sandwiches. I love their mayo. I have tried other places, and it does not hit the spot at all. The only thing is I wish there were more meat and veggies in the sandwich.
Grocery shopping here is okay. Their vegetables and herbs are fresh. The meat department, the back of the store, smells, but what do you expect? They have about everything id need here. If not, its not a biggie to me. Theres another store down the street.
But I mainly come here for the vietnamese sandwich! :))

I just brought home the roasted duck from Evergreen Asian market. Immediately there is a burnt ashy taste too. The skin isn’t as crispy as I prefer. I called and supposedly spoke to a manager and shared my concern about the burn and ashy flavor and the possibility the oven they use may need some cleaning. He initially got upset saying he’s cooked the same duck for over 30 years and there shouldn’t be any problems with flavor of the duck. I reminded him I was calling to help and asked him the last time he tasted the duck? He then calmed down and said he would check my concern. I hope they do. Their duck hasn’t been appetizing.

Solid Asian grocery. Produce selection is limited but its very clean with good prices. I found whole fresh catfish here after being disappointed at HMart. Glad I don’t have to drive to Lynnwood to pick up my staples

I found myself in this neck of the woods over the weekend. I needed some rice vinegar and sesame oil so I decided to stop in. I don’t buy those things at regular stores because they tend to be overpriced.
I went in for two things and came out with 2 full bags of groceries. I’ll admit that aside from the rice vinegar and sesame oil, the bags were full of snacks. My kiddo is in love with these guava candies that they sometimes give away in restaurants. Got a huge bag of those for under $ 3. Spicy peanuts, pandas, cornicks and more went home with me that day.
Although I didn’t buy any produce or meat, I did take awhile to look around since I hadn’t been there before. The meat/​seafood area smelled as you would expect. Fishy and raw. The quality looked good so I would consider buying there if I needed anything. The prawns in particular looked large and fresh. They also had a nice selection of ducks. They looked really good but I didn’t feel like buying one since we had tons more shopping to do that day. I also saw spring rolls, bao buns, and a few sandwiches that would have tempted me had I not just eaten lunch next door.
Overall, a good place to pick up some goods.

I always come here. Good prices and a nice selection of Asian vegetables.
They also have a deli inside. Awesome Vietnamese sandwiches for only $ 2.75! Well worth it. I try a different one each time and they’ve all been good.
Oh, and the music there is great! It makes me choose each vegetable with sincerity and transforms grocery shopping into a heartfelt and caring experience. Haha

Has everything we need to make yummy asian food like phở at home and for a great price! They have a wide selection of products and it’s much neater than some other asian markets I’ve been to.

There were dead fish in their fresh fish display, you know where you pick out which one you want to buy. Yuck

It’s ok nothing amazing. I much prefer the selection and cleanliness of HMart. It’s not to say that these guys don’t have a clean store, but the fish smell can be kind of overpowering. I love them for having a good selection of coconut water, especially without sugar and by the case.

It figures that within three hours of my landing in Seattle, I happen to come upon the Asian market in my temporary neighborhood. I had checked into the hotel and was randomly driving around looking for a supermarket to fill my fridge, when I passed this place, which had a «Grand Opening» sign. Figuring why not?, I stepped inside.
It’s a pretty big Asian market. Yeah, it’s not the size of HMart or Ranch 99, but it’s still pretty decent. They have about two rows of produce and fruits. Their meats are pretty varied and reasonably priced (actually cheaper than other regular grocery stores). Be careful when you look over the meat. The back display case is over a brick foundation that juts out a little; I kept stubbing my toe on it. They have a seafood center in the back, with the requisite live fish. Lots of the major kinds of dry foodstuffs from candies to snacks to rice to sauces to noodles. And lots of frozen stuff from my favorite dumplings to lumpia to egg rolls. While you can’t get every Asian brand name under the sun, you can pretty much get the basics and maybe find some substitutes for the things you can’t find.
My favorite part though is the instore bbq and banh mi stand. They have bbq pork, chicken, and duck ready for carryout. The bbq pork is $ 8.99/lb, which is actually a little bit more expensive than I’m used to. It does the job though but it’s not outstanding. I think it tastes blander than what I’m used to. The banh mi sandwiches are about $ 2.75, which are entirely reasonable given the amount you get. They don’t stuff it with filling, but the filling that you do get is so flavorful and meshes with the bread so well, it’s not even a big deal. Heads up, remember to get it toasted… it makes it yummier. They also have bubble tea and smoothies, which can also be sometimes combined with a banh mi for a special (special of the day is advertised at the counter; when I was there it was a mango smoothie and a banh mi for $ 5.79).
The staff speaks English and Cantonese… maybe more… but those are the languages that I recognize. Hours are 8:30 AM until 8 PM most days.