I was very impressed by the variety. This is definitely an international market with a focus on Asian foods. Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese. Plus so incredibly much more. I spent about a half-hour in there and got a few things to try out, such as the fresh shrimp (which I've already cooked up and tasted great), fresh produce, and various types of ramens (to include fresh Udon noodles). Can't wait to go back to keep trying more stuff! The store was clean and staff was very polite and friendly!
Love it. When they said international, they really mean it. There's so much stuff from all over the world. There's all kind of alcohol beverages snacks. I even bought a bottle of Armenian wine to celebrate my birthday with my roommate, and a box of Italian chocolate. Really good sweet wine. I end up spent probably over 3 hrs in there checking everything out then went for nice Pho and dessert at Vietnamese restaurant inside the supermarket. It's super delicious. And some to go meal as well. Spent 100 bucks on grocery, enough to cook for about two weeks lol
Amazing variety of produce and meats. Love spending time just going up and down every aisle. So much to see. Anyways leave with new and exciting food to try. Only negative is very very long lines most days.
Lee Lee is a fantastic Asian and international market. They carry hard to find ingredients that just can't be found in many American supermarkets as well as excellent produce, seafood and meat. I do find it difficult navigating the aisles as I am unfamiliar with many of the products but recently I purchased a cookbook by famed chef Martin Yan in which he describes many of the items and where to find them. I hope to expand my knowledge of these goods as well as my cooking skills. I am grateful for stores like Lee Lee that make it possible for me to do so. Thanks for reading ????
