Fou Lee Market & Deli

I went to buy taro leaves from them and come home open the 1 bag and about 4-5 large stems falls out from inside the leaves. I just thought this was just ok, but when I opened the second and 3rd bag and the same thing happened, I got really mad. My sister said she noticed the same thing last time she got some from them. I took videos of the next bag. I finally figured out why they put these stems inside, it’s to add more weight to the bag to make the price higher. Fou Lee Market I am not stupid. I called them and explained what I discovered and she had the nerves to tell me, the taro leaves come with long stems so they cut it down and add it to the bag because that’s how they get them. I told the lady, we don’t eat the stems for your information. I’m coming in to return all these back to you. My last time buying from your store. I needed more taro leaves so I went across the street to the Seattle Supermarket and they got about 8 bags and I took all of them, open their bags and they did not have no stems hiding inside the bag 😂😂 Fou Lee I will spread this so no one will come buy taro leaves from your store ever again. Stop ripping customers off with your slimy ways.

Just your typical asian grocery store. Nothing special, market price for fruits and vegetables. Small store. Tight parking, in fact, almost no parking whatsoever. I saw people parking on the streets or across the street. Great selection of southeast asian items. Deli was great. Good selection of various cooked dishes.

The establishment is a typical Asian market that specializes in a variety of Asian foods, particularly Filipino cuisine, catering to the Filipino community. It is noteworthy that the store is owned by Vietnamese. They offer a small deli with a variety of hot food options, including fried shrimp, fish, chicharon, chicken, and roast pork. While the hot food sauces are flavorful, the meat is unfortunately quite tough and chewy, as if it were made from the same low-quality cut. Make sure you have a strong set of teeth because eating that meat is like eating a chopped up brick. And it's not just today, it's always like that. I've given them a chance, but it's the same thing every time. Today will be my last, promise. 🤣🤣🤣 They also have chicken, pork, and vegetable egg rolls. I particularly enjoy the pork egg rolls. However, they do not provide dipping sauce for them. It is recommended to have them with vinegar. Their prices are reasonable. PARKING COULD BE A NIGHTMARE.😱

An Asian Gem Market! They have a plenty choices of comfort meals, food, drinks, pastries, snacks, etc, you name it! And you dont want to cook, ready meals to go and party platters are always available. A lots of fresh vegetables to choose from. This market is very clean and organized. Workers and employees are very friendly, nice and helpful. Parking is a little tight but people come and go quickly, you can wait a few minutes for parking. I highly suggest and recommend this market.

Great neighborhood market. It's primarily a Filipino market, but you can find other things here like Chinese soy sauces. Big selection of snacks, if you're looking for that. The produce is excellent, fresh, well priced, and they have some things that are hard to find. Great meat department - They butcher in house, so they have some things that are not common in grocery stores, like great pork bones. They also have great prepared foods here. A whole deli of hot Filipino food, plus bao, fried and fresh spring rolls, grilled meat, and sometimes they make Banh mi. Great place to shop and get a bite to eat.

We've been going to Foulee for years now. It offers a huge variety of food for a reasonable price. They also have a hot food bar where you can get food to-go. The staff is very friendly and helpful. There is a public restroom at the back and parking spaces in front. They accept cash and card but there is now a $5 minimum charge for Debit/Credit Cards.

Been going to this Filipino spot for years to buy some goodies from the store and deli but let me tell you how much they've jacked up the price on their dang calamari! As I stood there checking out all the good food, I see a price of $29.99 for a pound of calamari! Bruhhh! That is ridiculous! The guy in front of me bought about little more than half pound and it was $19 for him. I also bought half pound $16. A few years ago I paid $7-8 and they were good sized squid. What they had was like crumbs, so tiny! I wouldn't have bought it but someone else wanted it so... Yeah. I posted a picture of the calamari I bought at another spot and fou lee's tiny crumbs. 1 BBQ stick was $4.99. Some other stuff in the store are cheaper than another place. Tried this ube cheez bread thing, and that was good. Lots of good deli stuff, but it gets pricey.

We always find ourselves here eventually… This is THE place to get your pinoy snacks and ingredients for your homecooked meals. You can also stop by the deli for ready meals to go.