Pacific supermarket Market

Asian grocery store · Madison South

Pacific supermarket Market

Asian grocery store · Madison South

6750 NE Broadway, Portland, OR 97213

Highlights

Vietnamese specialties, exotic produce, coffee, and baked goods

6750 NE Broadway, Portland, OR 97213 Get directions

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A Fire Tears Through Northeast Portland’s Pacific Market | Eater Portland

"I've known Pacific Market on Broadway for decades; it's a longtime spot for produce like breadfruit and durian as well as Vietnamese condiments and pantry staples. Early on Tuesday morning a three-alarm fire tore through the building at 6750 NE Broadway, and Portland Fire & Rescue says the blaze resulted in a "total loss of the structure." Many windows were boarded up and thick, opaque smoke made interior firefighting difficult; firefighters reported 20-foot flames along the single-story strip mall roof that stretched the entire length of the building. Around eight nearby homes were briefly evacuated (residents were allowed to return within about 15 minutes), there were no reported injuries, and the fire was contained by around 4 a.m.; the cause remains under investigation. It's unclear when, or if, the market will reopen." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden

https://pdx.eater.com/2024/3/26/24112679/pacific-market-fire

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Mike

Google

Sad news this morning as Pacific Market was totally destroyed by fire. I wish them good luck and hope that they will rebuild on the same site. :(

Emma Olson (Emma J)

Google

This place is awesome! It's a tide and true huge Asian market where you will find all kinds of goodies!!! Fresh produce to a variety of different flavors/brands of Ramen noodles. Also baked goods from the local Vietnamese bakery and amazing coffee that I drink everyday! My daughter loves the colorful exotic candies and sweet treats too!

Melissa Rice

Google

The BEST Vietnamese market in Portland! This is only place I can find mushroom soy sauce. Excellent sauces, seasoning, meat and produce selection. I found ground robusta coffee here as well, the other stores I visited only had instant.

John Lee

Google

If you are looking for a primarily Vietnamese grocery store that has things different than Fubonn or Hong Phat, this is the place. They have products that if uniquely Vietnamese but also some common Asian market items. It's worth checking out if you what to expand your experiences.

Suva Shakya

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Of all the Asian grocery we go to, this one is the best so far. It has most all you need that is Asian, from Wai-Wai noodles to goat meat. Green leaf vegetables that you don't find at regular stores, duck eggs too. Staff are very busy running around multi-tasking. Need to appreciate how hard they work.

lily28 bernini

Google

I haven't been here in a long time since there are newer Asian markets around. Today I went back because I was in the area and there was barely anyone there. I understand why. They don't have fresh food particularly meat. I bought a few packs of beef shank and it was black. Had to toss it away. This is ridiculous considering how everything is inflated. I'm surprised they're still in business.

Dana Miranda

Google

I’ve shopped here for over 5 years. No frills Asian market. Little to no customer service. Fast check out. Unbelievably low prices on fresh high quality pork, coconut milk, coconut water, green tea, dried mushrooms, Asian condiments, noodles, rice paper wraps, seasonal fruits/vegetables, jackfruit, lemongrass, herbs, hard to find frozen fish and shellfish. Don’t be fooled by the needed upgrade to the building. This keeps prices low. Great spot for the all Asian ingredients without breaking the bank.

Nicholas Minnella

Google

Awesome market for fruits and vegetables, especially the more exotic kinds. We bought jackfruits from them, 4 big ones, and they were all amazing, ripening very well. Also their oranges were awesome, good quality, very sweet and vibrant color. Jackfruit was $1.99/lb uncut and citrus was $1.75/lb. In addition, they had such an amazing selection of tropical fruits, such as Durian (even some non-frozen), sapodilla, papaya, mangoes, mini bananas etc. but on the pricier side. Also had different types of dates and a huge selection of vegetables. This was in January, The people working there was also super friendly!