T&T Supermarket Bellevue

Asian grocery store · Bellevue

T&T Supermarket Bellevue

Asian grocery store · Bellevue

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12620 SE 41st Pl, Bellevue, WA 98006

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T&T Supermarket in Bellevue is a sprawling 76,000-square-foot Asian grocery haven with an epic selection of fresh produce, live seafood, and delicious hot food options.  

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"T&T Supermarket has opened a massive flagship store in Seattle’s Bellevue mall, the Marketplace at Factoria. Spanning 76,000 square feet, it is the largest Asian grocery store in Washington state and larger than any of the chain's Canadian stores. The store offers a range of deals, private label collections, and emphasizes food safety while adhering to Canadian Food Inspection Agency guidelines." - Courtney E. Smith

T&T Opens U.S. Grocery Flagship in Seattle’s Bellevue Neighborhood - Eater Seattle
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Doug Kinoshita

Google
Amazing produce and a abundance of multi ethnic foods from China, Korea Japan and many more. Prepare to spend more time than you anticipated as the selections here are vast and pretty epic. The hot food court and bakery are very well attended and selections are great. I could have spent 6 hours here easily.

Bella A

Google
Been there for twice. First time, right after the grand opening we went there and there was a huge line outside of the store. But it went quickly to be inside. The groceries were relatively cheaper than anywhere in WA. I think it’s because there was an opening promotion going on. For the second visit, there wasn’t any line to enter the supermarket. But it was still quite crowded. Groceries prices were slightly cheaper and had more selection compared to similar stores. We tried their food, which was okay. I loved to find some of the popular Korean beauty brands there, especially sheet masks! One thing I really dislike here is there isn’t enough bathroom. Had to wait for like 15 minutes in the line to use one of the only two bathrooms. The store offers an app to collect points.

Yun

Google
After highly anticipated opening, I finally made to the store on a week day early afternoon. No lines, still big crowds. I was able to order food in the deli without any lines. I am super impressed by the huge selection and availability of lots of top brands. I feel I am in China. Indeed, T&T brings prosperity, plenty and convenience to Bellevue. I particularly love their deli, eggplants, noodles and fried pork are all my favorite. The on the spot making sticky rice roll is the highlight. The staffs behind the counters are super friendly and helpful. On my way out, I was greeted by a helpful parking lot attendant Scott 🥰 Unfortunately, 2nd time in the store on a late evening at 8pm, I got triggered by the lovely cashier who just threw me a new bag and left grocery for me to pack 😂 I have not been to H Mart since they started letting customers packing their own groceries if they bring their own bags😜 hello, T&T, what do you want to be?

Samuel Ajiboye

Google
I recently visited the new T&T Supermarket in Bellevue, and it was an amazing experience! This store is a one stop shop for for anyone who loves Asian cuisine. The variety of products is incredible, from fresh produce and live seafood to a wide selection of snacks and pantry staples. The store is spacious and well-organized, making it easy to find everything you need. I was particularly impressed with the seafood section, where you can pick your own live lobsters and crabs. The hot food section is also a must-visit, offering delicious options like dim sum, sushi, and the highly recommended Papa Crispy Chicken. Despite the crowds, the staff were friendly and efficient, ensuring a smooth shopping experience. If you plan to visit, try to go during mid-afternoon to avoid the busiest times. Overall, T&T Supermarket is a fantastic addition to Bellevue.

Doanyelle Conner

Google
Such an incredible experience. Huge parking lot. Use the restroom outside, because only two unisex toilets inside. Security guards at entrance and exit. An AMAZING selection of all things Asian. Hot food options, as well, with a dining area. Bring your own bags or pay $0.25 for great cloth bags. A true must- see experience!

C H

Google
This store has lots of potentials. Unfortunately they fall short in many ways. The store looks bright and pleasant at first impression. But prices are in the higher side. At least 3 things have doomed the ratings: 1. The employees: besides many incidents as other reviewers mentioned, while we were checking out an item on the shelf in an isle, one employee cut right in front of us without a word to do his work. We’ve never seen this kind of rude behavior anywhere else. 2. The annoying overhead music: the none stopping loud and fast temple music gets very annoying after a little while. I think it might be a way to chase customers out of the store. 3. Inadequacy bathroom facilities: with extensive food court, they only have 2 bathrooms for customers. They do provide mobile trailer bathrooms across the parking lot, but it’s very inconvenient especially when the weather is cold, wet, even snowy.

Dom

Google
A really nice Asian supermarket located in Factoria. Endless selection of food, beauty products and various other items. I came for the hot bar and was not disappointed. Huge selection of delicious food. It's massively crowded on the weekend so plan ahead.

Jeans Lover

Google
The food selection was extensive, and checkout was quick. The staff were friendly and helpful. Prices were similar to other Asian food markets. The hot bar and bakery are the standout features of this store.

Jana N.

Yelp
At first I was a bit surprised that Walmart was gone and replaced by T&T supermarket. But once stepping inside, was very glad they expanded to Bellevue with this very large and diverse Asian market. They have a fabulous live and fresh seafood section, large frozen food section and beauty area and literally everything in between. Even though it is big, it is very crowded and is difficult to find store associates if you need help. You may have to wait in line for samples (and most will be speaking Chinese so be sure to read the signs). The prices seem pretty decent and on par with other markets and it is very easy to find items to purchase, at least for me. Lastly I want to mention the hot food area - amazing! There is a self serve congee station and an area you can get dim sum items. Unfortunately I didn't have a chance to try any this trip but will definitely be going back for it. I hope they expand to California next.

Joanna C.

Yelp
Right after my first bite of onigiri, I noticed a long strand of human hair sticking out. Absolutely revolting. It completely ruined my appetite. To make things worse, I witnessed another hygiene issue. A sample lady accidentally dropped a bunch of toothpicks on the floor, and instead of tossing them, she used her bare hands to pick them up and put them back on the sample table for customers to use. That was enough for me.

Shuba S.

Yelp
It's a supermarket LOL. There's so much hype oh my goodness about people driving up out of state and country that I had to go check it out. Pros: Korean beauty products, Korean grapes (heard so much about and finally tried it), sweet treats at the bakery, and some produce. The quality of ginger here is phenomenal. Their frozen vegetarian mushroom shu mai was extraordinary but sadly sold out the second time I went. Their scallion steamed bun was good. Gelatinous corn was an experience for us. No hot bar options for vegetarians. Everything had meat in it. But the Chinese crepe had a meat-free version it is delicious (note if you are okay with eggs, you must try this). The second-best Jianbing I have had. Cons: Parking, bakery and checkout lines, and the insane crowds make it difficult to navigate your cart. It's like driving on 520 on a weekday evening; be patient and careful to not speed up. If you want to be able to enjoy, please go on a weekday (except Friday). I was also surprised to not find tofu skin wraps for making Inari sushi.

Sandra L.

Yelp
Late evening, didn't want to cook! So we took a ride to factoria to see what was offered at T n T's hot buffet table. Been trying to get more of their sweet and sour pork dish, but all three times I've gone back they weren't serving it. There were still plenty of tasty options available. They sell their hot food by the lb. (Less than $12 a pound). Settled for braised pressed tofu and mushrooms with slivers of carrots and a veggie ( very tasty), sweet and sour spareribs, jumbo pan fried shrimp, sauté string beans and a mixed veggie (broccoli and mushroom dish. Hubby got his favorite Cajun spare ribs from their Chinese roast meats counter.

Yan W.

Yelp
I went when it was close to their opening so it was "people mountain people sea" (Chinese phrase for a load of people!!) If there were fewer people, I would say it's easier to walk and enjoy each section. The veggies were fresh and lots of lovely seafood, too! I didn't get to go a few section and aisles because it was so crowded but the aisles I went to were nice. They did their best to guide people to find the end of the line but it was quite hard and stuffy. The deli/hot food area as well as the bakery looked nice but again, it was so busy I couldn't really walk and enjoy. I love going to T&T in Toronto. I'm glad there's one nearer but I think I'll wait before I go back again to avoid the crazy crowd haha. Most of the foods and snacks they had were available in my hometown and my friends said they could get it even cheaper on Weee. However, it was still fun!

lesi w.

Yelp
Restaurant + shopping T&T offers an epic experience, On both fronts. Just be careful you don't spend all your money and get into debt Hot food bar is delicious 饭团 rice rolls are soo good and only 6 bucks The Chinese crepe is delicious. I got the fancy version which was not necessary and while pretty doesn't taste any better. The desert and baked good options epic. I just wish the check out lines weren't so long. But at least it goes fast.

Vinh M.

Yelp
I've been here twice and have a good number of things to say about both visits. For the first visit, this was during the second day of opening and crowds were definitely out of control, and people were everywhere nearly shoulder to shoulder, especially around the deli area where the papa crispy chicken, egg tarts and other bakery items get sold. It was relatively hard to get around the area, yet there were also so many nice things in stock. It was relatively loud inside, and checkout lines started expanding through actual aisles where products are sold; it felt like the space inside wasn't meant for Costco-like crowds like this. For reference, I got here on a Friday at 2pm. This included the papa crispy chicken itself, which is so hot that people were lining up for them! One is honestly enough for me and my family, and the chicken is so tender and tasty, with the skin still being crispy even after some time out. There really should be someone regulating how many boxes one person can get if that hasn't already happened at the time of this review; the chicken is limited in numbers for each batch they release and, apparently, the number released in a day too. Other nice things included some dumplings with both corn and peas inside, plain pineapple buns and fruit tarts. There were just so many things! I also wanted to get one of the crepes from the street food booth that's just after the cash registers but each one would take about 30 minutes to make which is definitely a while but I'm sure they're really good if that's the case. Fast forward many weeks after during a Saturday at 1pm when I went for a return visit, and it appears that the things I was looking for (and yearning to get again) either weren't there or weren't as high quality as usual. My mom and I couldn't find the dumplings we liked, and the papa crispy chicken was sold out for the day. Crowds weren't as crazy and neither were the lines but there didn't seem to be as much things coming in. The wait time for crepes is still the same in this case, and I'd go back just to have one!

Debra W.

Yelp
Updating review because on our last two visits a the self serve hot bar was just not as good. The store is finally open meaning you don't have to wait in lines in anymore but depending on the time of day and what day it's a cluster you know what in there. The produce section definitely has better pricing on most veggies and fruits now. More in par with other Asian markets. But this place is just too busy and crowded to even have to deal with. I'll stick to my other local favorites.

Nava O.

Yelp
Came here for the first time recently and really enjoyed my shopping experience here. First off, there were NO LINES to enter the store itself. WOOHOO. Location is busy with other shopping businesses around, so parking can be kind of ugly during the busy times. You'll walk into the large open store with the produce section at the front of the store. Followed by multiple isles for your kitchen needs, beauty, frozen sections, and fresh fish and meat selections. Their hot deli section can be packed, so maneuvering around a crowd is key. Hot foods offered different rice and noodle dishes, stir fry, soups, and sides. Their cold food is nicely packaged containing sushi, poultry dishes, pre-made dinner and lunch options, followed by fresh drinks and boba for easy grab and go. No waiting. The bakery section is my favorite. Endless pastry options, bread rolls, egg tarts fresh or frozen, cakes, cookies, and so much more. Prices are definitely reasonable. I tried their taro bun, which had some nice chunks of taro inside for good texture. The small Japanese cheesecake came in handy for hubby and me. It's $10.50 for an oval shaped cheesecake and was perfect for the two of us. It was fluffy, soft, and creamy. I didn't have much time or space to walk through the beauty section but saw many fantastic products. They have a regular self-checkout line for 15 items or less, and 5 items or less check out by the deli section. Many cashiers were on site for the large crowds, and it seemed to be going quickly. If you will be a frequent shopper, they do have an app you can use and be able to redeem for freebies, discounts, and their weekly ads.

Mar K.

Yelp
This grocery food deli is everything that they say...and more. I made the mistake of having eaten before I got here otherwise I would've enjoyed the vast array of the prepared deli and bakery foods. The prices are reasonable especially for the non-food items like Asian cutting boards and utensils etc. there is a department store feel to the section that offers a variety of items more typical to an Asian market. Finally the selection of grocery food items is mind blowing. The section for canned soft drinks and juices from Asia is second to none. It almost feels like you're walking through a Wonderland of tea selections including powdered health drinks that are grain-based and nutritious. Most of the market employees are bilingual and very helpful providing excellent service or able to direct you to someone who can. There's a lot of staff present restocking as well as just making sure the flow of traffic is going well at registers as well as providing food guidance. Be prepared to leave inspired to cook things that you had forgotten you love making because you found the ingredients on the shelves. This is well worth the trip. There's also free parking in a very large parking lot associated with the Factoria mall.

Huong L.

Yelp
We came on a Wednesday morning around 10 and there was no line whatsoever. It was still pretty busy though. I was just in Canada a couple of days ago so I wanted to compare how it is. They are pretty similar in pricing for some stuff while others it's Definitely more expensive here. I got a variety of chips to try as well as self heating rice pots and hot pots. I also grabbed a couple of things from the hot food section: Sticky rice roll: these were really good, I do wish the Chinese donut was a little softer because you can break a tooth with it. Crepe: I was surprised at much I like this one. It was big and the flavor was on point. Shepherd bun: the bao was soft and fluffy but i didn't care for the filling. Green onion bao: eh The people here are nice and it is busy so it was a little noisy but nothing excessive

Willy M.

Yelp
Let me start off by saying, it's friggin' crowded here! We came by on a weekday between Xmas and NYE. We got there in the morning time after making a Target run on the other side of the mall. As I circled around, I can tell parking was starting to fill up but luckily there was no line going inside. Immediately crowded as we walked in, large produce area right there, and it was a bumper grocery carts with others. A lot of selections on produce, seafood and especially the bottled sauces. Every aisle we went down, they had a good amount of selections. Hot food, BBQ area looked pretty tasty to me but that's another line we didn't want to wait in. Bakery is awesome, seen some bakery items I never heard of or thought that existed. Definitely try to get the Portuguese Egg Tarts, those were delicious! Flaky, custardy, freshly made and they were going fast. Checkout took about 25 mins to get to a register, good luck finding the end of the line. The line wrapped around up & down 2 aisles. Staff was helpful and closed off a few aisles and also helped people find the end of the line and tried their best to keep it orderly and moving. Overall, glad to have checked this place out and seeing what they offer. Prices are ok, not too much savings from other neighboring Asian Marts in town.

Wina G.

Yelp
Huge Canadian chain Chinese market that took over Factoria Walmart. The hype is over so no lines anymore. Very big and spacious. We had fun checking out the different sections. Tons of different kinds of food. Prices were okay, some higher than at local markets. There was a bakery and deli section with hot foods for take away. Just outside the checkouts there's a stand where you can get what they called "Chinese street food" or jiabing. Made to order and you can either have with or without beef. So yummy! Recommend you get one before you leave the store. Although it's made to order, the girls are fast and the wait isn't bad. Definitely another place to shop for me!

Jenny Y.

Yelp
Hello, T&T, welcome! You're one of my favorite supermarkets in Canada, and I'm so glad to have you closer to me. We made a special trip up to Bellevue, and you were awesome as always. Let's address the wait: yes, there's a line to get in, but the wait was only about 5-10 minutes, which wasn't bad at all. They even have tents to shield you from the rain. There's another 5-10 minute wait at the checkout, but they have a system in place with plenty of checkouts, so it wasn't bad either. We went on a weekend, around midday. Prices are not bad, just like any other supermarket: some items are a good buy, while others are not so much. A couple of things I was impressed by: 1) self-serve food ($11.29/lb) that you can get a restaurant 2) deli hot food/BBQ meal combo 3) Portuguese Egg Tarts $11 - these are flying off the shelf right now, so people are standing in line to wait for the hot & fresh one. Yes, it is definitely worth the wait when it is hot and fresh. Just think about a chocolate chip cookie straight out of the oven. Yes, the egg tart jiggles! It is still really busy inside with a ton of people checking it out. I felt like it was worth the drive from Portland. haha. Take cash or card. Sign up for the membership for points. Lots of parking spaces, but you'll have to fight for them.

Jon G.

Yelp
Maybe I woke up wrong or something when I visited this place for the first time, but I didn't quite understand the hype around this market; it seems very similar to most large asian markets. I can see how the hot food section can be a gem since there's some items that are uncommon; otherwise, they had majority of the standard food you'd find at any asian restaurant; dim sum, pastries, premade meals, and cooked meats you'd find at places like Uwajimaya and 99 Ranch. My wife and I grabbed a few hot items: sticky rice, red bean sesame balls, and pork siopao; each were delicious, but again, it's things that are all too familiar. This place is worth checking out at least once just to get a feel for this Canadian based market that's making headway in Washington state, but one will easily find that it's relatively the same as most big asian chain markets.

Maki S.

Yelp
Disclaimer: only reviewing bakery items, not store itself. My friends know tired parents when they see them, and decided to cheer us up with some T&T bakery items. I've never been and didn't have the inclination to stand in line to get in, so we jumped at the offer and asked our friend to get us some sesame red bean balls. You won't see photos of them because we ate them all before I thought about it. What I can say though is that they were perfectly prepared and very fresh. A friend also surprised us with a pineapple bun and a coconut bun. I loved the taste of the coconut bun, but I must say that the bolo bun (pineapple?) definitely had one of the fluffiest bread textures I've ever had. None of the bakery goods that we tried are overly sweet, and they all paired well with our tea and coffee.

Jason W.

Yelp
Coming from socal where we have plenty of 99 ranch and other Asian grocers I had to see what all the fuss was about with T&T. They have a wide variety of grocery products, the produce is very fresh and high quality, but the real draw and what causes the insane lines inside are the prepared foods, namely: 1. Noodle bowls (sold out on my visit), 2. Whole fried chicken, 3. Sticky rice rolls, 4. Freshly made dan tau, and 5. The jian bing stand near the exit. Long lines formed for each of these, long enough that I didn't consider waiting. Prices for groceries overall are not cheap. They could open another location with just the prepared foods and it would do great. Overall it's a nice supermarket but the insane crowds detract significantly from the experience.

Dena F.

Yelp
Yay, there was finally a short enough line (~30 minutes) to order a crepe at T&T and stand in line to watch what they made it. The crepe making at T&T is definitely an art form. The crepe was beautiful and tasty and did not disappoint. It's filled with 2 eggs, scallions and a mildly pickled vegetable mixture. The only downside is that T&T's ordering system doesn't allow any variations other than with meat or without meat. However, because I was able to watch my crepe being made, I was able to ask for no spicy sauce. This could be a great addition to their ordering system for people like me who unfortunately just cannot do any spice.

Thuy N.

Yelp
Ok, I finally brave it here on a Friday morning after dropping my kids off. I was prepared for the long wait at the door. But nope, got front parking and no lines to enter. It was not as packed as other times, I'm assuming. Plenty of spaces and not many people at around 9:45a, so I was able to check out every aisle as if I'm in Costco. :-) There's plenty of vegetables, meats and this place is a hot pot heaven! I wouldn't say it's reasonable or cheap, the random cents at the end, sure make it sound cheap. Haha Great marketing strategy! The pricing of some items can be absurd, the same portobello mushrooms that's sold at T&T was ~$12 but at Amazon Fresh around the corner, it was like than $4.00. So basically, the pricing of some stuff isn't worth it. I picked up some fresh made sticky rice rolls, pastries, bbq pork and some random stuff. I didn't see any of the Portuguese egg tart but they have fresh normal ones. I tried the pastries and bbq pork and it was just okay. Nothing special. The line to checkout wasn't bad either. Overall, a great first time experience. Would I rush back? Uhm no. It's cool to see a lot of new and unique stuff. Now I can finally say been there, done that.

Chenie X.

Yelp
When deciding to go to T&T, it's essential to mentally prepare yourself for the somewhat chaotic environment you're about to run into. The full parking lot, the people without spacial awareness who parks the cart in the middle of aisle, the loud music which promotes yelling of the other shoppers. I was glad to have brought my noise cancelling headphones, and it made the shopping experience a lot more enjoyable. The supermarket itself is clean, well-stocked, and efficient in checking out. From hot foods bar to essential groceries to beauty products, they have all the things I was looking for. I went on a Thursday at 11am, and there was no line to get in. It's still pretty full inside though, so I would probably go even earlier next time. Price is on the higher end.

Christine C.

Yelp
I came to the T&T supermarket on its opening weekend and was very excited to check it out! When we came, the line was wrapped around the store but it went by fast. It was packed inside but there was a lot of good options for Asian food! The prices were decent and they also had a good selection of Asian makeup products. It is just like most other Asian grocery stores but I think their food court stands out specifically! I got their fan tuan and it was amazing! It was filled with pickled vegetables, eggs, pork floss, and I really like how they used both white rice and purple rice! If you're going to the food court, they do have separate lines for bbq, fan tuan, and dim sum so just make sure you're in the right one. Overall, I think the grocery store itself was a little overhyped but I would come again, especially for the food!

Elisa N.

Yelp
This place is located at Factoria Bellevue, super new and had the longest lines for the first couple weeks of opening. My parents and I came in this morning without a line, indeed parking took 10 minutes to find however there wasn't a line to wait outside! Selection is huge, and there bakery is a must go to. We got their egg tarts and waited in their bakery line for it, and they have all sorts of bakery items you'd never seen before. I tried their Taro Bread with Boba and it was unique! Highly recommend coming here and checking it out. Service is quick and they are very organized with check out.

Eva M.

Yelp
I arrived at 8:30 on a Friday night, 8 days after grand opening. I was expecting a subpar experience knowing many of the hot foods will be unavailable. The line outside is down to a 10 min wait. After standing in line around the corner from the front door for minutes, the security guard suddenly said to everyone, you don't really have to wait; you can just go in. My eyebrow went up in puzzlement, left the line, and went in. I didn't know what is going on but decided I didn't really care. So, take note, ask if you need to wait in line. Inside, the crowds are not horrendous but PLENTIFUL. It was a mistake getting a cart; they only have long carts. Maneuvering through the crowds with a cart was difficult. For your first trip, ditch the cart, grab a basket, or just go in. The crowds are enough that they roped off aisles near the check-out to create more wait space. After partial shopping, I sent hubby to go wait in line while I looked at other things. Hot food closes at 8pm. The crepe booth is at the front of the store; don't go inside the store if that's what you want. The food stands are at the far wall. All the made-to-order are closed. BBQ leftovers are wrapped and sold under heat lamps. Sushi and others are in the refrigerator section. Folks were grabbing packages like they have never seen food. Honestly, many looked meh. The sold-by-weight hot food area was still getting refilled at this time (none others). At $2.49/100 grams, I did not buy anything. That container will easily cost a lot. They have some unique items and some gimmicky items like a giant container of snacks, etc. I wasn't impressed. The produce section looks huge, but I couldn't handle even looking at the crowds. The items I bought: - Large size congee, $7.49 (I think) - This was pretty decent, the best out of the prepared items. - Tea flavored eggs, $6.50 - When done correctly, the eggs-in-shell are purposely cracked to allow the tea flavor to soak through, these are somewhat done that way, but mostly white after peeling. We ate two. I peeled the remaining three eggs and left them in the marinate to continue soaking. The last three tasted much better than the first two after a couple of days. - Hong Kong style marinated cuttlefish, $12.39 or $15.99/lb - No other place in the Seattle area sells this. It was decent, but they only give a soy sauce packet. There should be a unique sauce for this dish. - Mango pomelo swiss roll cake, $8 (I think) - This was still icy on the inside. The flavor is not bad, but also not great. In short, the prepared foods I sampled were 'grocery store' quality. I also bought several grocery items. Their prices are not any better than other grocery stores. I had enough of the crowds and left. I'll return in a few months.

Heather B.

Yelp
I agree prices could be less what the amount of food you get. It's crowded but to be expected for a huge store that is new to the US. Workers were efficiently getting to customer orders and the checkout line moved fast. It's actually a good thing they restrict the number of customers inside the store because it was so crowded that moving through the aisles was challenging and couldn't imagine more people inside. I'd love to see prices matching what Uwajimaya has. Also the packaging isn't recyclable by Recology standards for most items so they are garbage which kills me. Please change to more sustainable packaging where plastic and metal can be separated and plastic that is actually recyclable. You could spend hours in the store checking out their live seafood area, fresh fish and meat, fund foods etc. we will be back but still patrons of Uwajimaya.

Bessie C.

Yelp
Large parking lot but still had to park quite a ways out. There was no line to get in but the checkout line took 20min. The made to order sticky rice only had two options- you can't request what you want like in the Canada stores. Love the selection but prices are definitely high. Lots of cute cake options.

Jon O.

Yelp
If there still is a long line to get in by the time you read this, just know it's not really worth the wait. We went on a weekday to try to avoid the crowds, but there was still a few dozen people waiting outside with a guard directing traffic. If you're elderly they let you skip the line. Although the place is huge, I didn't feel like it had anything special that I couldn't get at other Asian market, nor did the prices seem any better. The seafood area is expansive and I know where to go if I ever want to buy a whole King crab or live eels, and the bakery area has sweets for any mood. But everything else in between is just okay. Even the hot food area was nothing extraordinary. And the checkout line seems to snake through a quarter of the store, so be prepared to wait there too.

Linda N.

Yelp
Come for the egg tarts....(and maybe the rice rolls?) And bring lots of people to stand/wait in the various queues/lines - every station has a line and they get long very quickly. Everything else seemed like a typical asian grocery store but with higher prices. The hot foods we tried (not all pictured) were either gross or just okay with the exception of the egg tarts which were possibly some of the best we've ever had. Didn't try the rice rolls bc it was a crazy long line.

Hui-yu Y.

Yelp
We visited T&T on 12/18 (wed) shortly after it opened. I thought the line would be huge, but there were only a few people ahead of us at 9:10 am. There was still plenty of parking at that time, and we were able to get in the store after a short wait (10 min). The store is spacious and clean. Everything is nicely labeled like their Vancouver branches. Upon entering, the left side is the produce section with frozen food section and the live seafood at further back. The middle sections are pantry/snack/regular items. The hot food section is located at the right side of the store, next to the bakery section. Naturally, you'd get your produce first, then fresh seafood, frozen food, non-refrigerated items, hot food/bakery items. They have a special tag for the on sale prices, and I pay more attention to those as most food items weren't particularly cheap. We got 4 batches of green onions for $1, which was an awesome deal. We also got the shine muscat for about $9, but they were just okay imo. They were definitely better than regular green grapes, but not as good as the low grade shine muscat that I got in japan for 1100 yen. It also doesn't have the lychee scent that you'd get from higher end shine muscat. Oherall, the produce section was busy, but not as bad as the live seafood section or the hot food area. There was a long time for the Chinese bbq, but their price isn't amazing. Maybe they taste amazing, but I won't wait hours for Chinese bbq... We waited in line for freshly made glutinous rice rolls (limit 4 per person), which has a separate line. They were also out of noodle bowls when we were there. We probably waited 30 minutes for the rice rolls... They were good, but I think tofu 101 does it better (and longer, as far as I can remember). Self-serve hot food area started around 10 am. There was a short line to get the food items, such as sweet and sour ribs, fried rice, or chow mein. Most people put all dishes together, but there was this elderly man who used different containers for all dishes and it was a disgrace to the environment as he only uses 1/5 of the container spaces for all of them... Most of the dishes that we tried were alright, nothing extra good as it's basically food court quality. The price wasn't cheap either. There were tons of bread, but I didn't see any egg tarts. Maybe it was too early once again. The bread i got was $2.2 each, which wasn't much cheaper compare to 85c bakery either. The qualities are on par imo. They do have a lot of sections here, and some mochi/cake selections too. The checkout line was poorly designed as it cuts through a high traffic lane in the middle of the street and it was hard to get in the line. Some people had no choice but wait forever until they can see the end of the line to line up. The checkout process took maybe 20 minutes for us. The line is long, but there were maybe more than 5 registers open (I can't remember exactly how many..). I appreciate the existence of a bagger so I don't have to bag stuff on my own. We also tried the fancy savory crepe before we head out. The kiosk was actually not super clear and it didn't accept the payment from the lady ahead of me, and she was quite pissed... It was fun to watch them making the crepes, and the crepe was delicious but expensive (the beef one was $11 after tax). I believe it was much cheaper in Vancouver, so get yours there instead. Overall it's a cool grocery store, and they have a wide selections of items. It took us about 1 hour to shop, but we definitely didn't check everything closely. The items here probably won't be the cheapest, but you get the convenience of getting everything at once as you can find items from Chinese, Japanese, and Korean grocery stores all at once. Ps. Download their app and register an account to get loyalty points before checking out. They also have member pricing on some items. It's only relevant if you will keep visiting the store though.

Jennifer S.

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Opening day was insane!!! Luckily, we got there fairly early because the line of people was practically wrapped around the mall. Even as we were leaving, 2 hours later, the line looked the same. Anyway, BEAUTIFUL! Great selection of fruits and especially the vegetables. For me the Asian veggies are always a favorite. Very clean and nice but the bags are not leak proof, so make sure they pack your meat flat. Very nice deli, roasted duck station, bakery, and the seafood was fresh and had lots of options.

Georgina N.

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I come here on a Saturday and it was packed! I would definitely recommend coming early in the day or on a weekday. I loved the selection here! I was a little sad they were out of sesame paste but that's what you get for coming on a super busy day. It took about 2hrs to go through the whole store because the aisles were so packed. The prices weren't anything to rave about but there are some good deals if you really look hard. The ready made food is really good and all the workers were helpful and polite. I would definitely go on a morning week day next time because the vibes were hectic. I was still able to find everything I needed and plan to come back!

Michael A.

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All the hype on the news, Tik Tok and YouTube about this Asian Grocery Store were crazily advertised! Got a chance to visit this store for the first time on Sunday, 12/15/24, at 10:10 AM. The line to get in was crazy long and finding parking was a bloody adventure as well! Once we got in with a cart, it was like being at a flea market or a big event, as there were people everywhere! It was so arduous to maneuver around, as there were big crowds and long lines all over the aisles and different sections of the store! The deli, bakery and meat/seafood areas were packed to the brim! Probably an hour+ of waiting time to request for whatever was available for custom orders. There were a whole bunch of items on sale, and inventory of all types of Asian drinks and foods were abundant, to an extent. Saw some familiar instant Ramen and Snacks that you'll most likely find at places like H Mart, Korean Buldak Spicy Chicken Noodles and Korean Snacks such as Choco Pie, Shrimp Crackers, Pepero Sticks, Pocky, etc. Spent a good hour shopping around and getting through the stressful crowds of people. Can't really say we actually browsed around for an hour since half of the time was spent getting around aisles, corners and long lines that were separated out for the bakery, deli and Check Out! Probably our first and last visit since it ain't worth the distance to travel to or the hectic atmosphere inside and outside the store!! Bought around $250 worth of groceries that included Custard Buns, Japanese Cheesecake, Korean Ramen, Korean Snacks, Boba Tea, fruits, veggies and other drinks. Didn't even bother getting in line for the hot food deli or Sushi. Way too many people waiting in line for that. Even the Bakery's line went around the corner of the store! They had premade items that you could simply pick instead of waiting for custom items, which is what I did. If you're around the area, you might want to visit this store on a weekday or something. Otherwise, go to your closest Asian store near your residence that will have the same or similar items. That way you avoid the big crowds, the headache and the stress!

Joe H.

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Finally got to visit! I live about 5 minutes from this store but every time I drove by, I was overwhelmed by the line. But once I got there, the line moved very very fast. My daughter and I waited about 5 to get in the store, another 15 minutes for the Portuguese Egg tarts, and 3 minutes to check out. People that give bad ratings for the lines or their process really must be bad at figuring things out and impatient. For how crowded it was, I thought everything was very well organized. In terms of the ambiance, it feels and looks very similar to Ranch 99 or H-Mart. It is an Asian grocery store with a bakery, hot food corner, a street food section (crepes), and an area that sells kitchen stuff and cosmetics. The prices for groceries were not expensive. Definitely cheaper than the Bellevue H-Mart. For example, a 6-bottle box of Chamisul Red soju was $30. Not bad. Most places now sell for around 8 dollars a bottle. Hot food was above average and the Portuguese Egg Tarts were so worth the extra 15 minute wait! My daughter also really liked the mango pudding and Pineapple Buns. This place is definitely worth a visit. Once things calm down a bit more, I will most likely come here for all my Asian grocery needs.

Long K.

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Attempted to go twice during opening week and gave up due to the line wrapping around outside the store and the gridlocked parking lot. Finally went in during a weekday morning just after opening time and barely waited several mins outside. Internally everything is clean and physically spacious (thanks old Walmart space), except the tremendous crowds inside have you going through at crawling speeds and squeezing by people constantly. The variety of food, gift sets and products are novel and refreshing. Prices are competitive (minus the uncommon flavored snacks) with sales that make it even better. The line for hot food and dim sum is insane and I ended up skipping it; it's tough to see all the options and it just wasn't worth the headache at this point. The hot bar by the pound is ok, but the Vancouver locations have better quality and variety. Overall it was great to get a visit in finally and have another Asian market in the area to shop at, but the crowds are a huge turnoff.

Michelle G.

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Yesterday morning, I went to try my luck to stop by T&T right after they opened. There was NO wait. The ambiance was peaceful. I was able to get my favorite food, sticky rice roll and sesame cream puff. I went to place an order first and picked up in 20 minutes. Some items like Papa crispy checked and hot soy milk dispenser were not ready that early. Lots of stuff all sold out and hopefully they could restock soon. I appreciated that they added more stanchions to separate lines when customers place orders for food. They also had staff direct traffic for check out line. What I left, there was a long line again. Wish everyone good luck

Winnie W.

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I was thrilled to see T&T Market finally in WA! As a longtime visitor to their Canada locations, I had high expectations. Parking: The parking lot was busy on a Sunday afternoon, so finding a spot took a few minutes. Lines: The line to enter wrapped around the building but moved quickly--about 15 minutes. Grocery Selection: Similar to Canada's T&T, with a mix of 99 Ranch, H Mart, and local Asian markets--but bigger. A few items I wanted weren't available. But I was overall impressed with the selections provided. Logistics: Clean store. Checkout lines were long, extending into aisles, but moved fast. It's crowded now, so visiting later when the hype is over might be better.

Tammy L.

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So happy to have T&T in Bellevue. We've been traveling to Canada to their stores there for years now and are so excited to have one closer to home. Are the prices higher? Yes, some. Do they have the best hot deli section? Yep! Unmatched. They have the cute little shopping carts for kids to use. There are tables near the front (after check out) where you can enjoy your food and rest your feet. Family bathrooms available. This place is amazing and service was so helpful. They're juggling so many things with the grand opening but they're doing a fabulous job helping the crowds.

Mark Y.

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Not sure why people always complain about the long lines and every time we've been here which is now going 12 times it's only been less than five minutes. Pick and choose the times you go and avoid weekends and peak hours. At least you don't have to drive 2 1/2-plus hours to get your T&T fix! Pro tip if you want to try the Papa Chicken go on a weekday around 10-11 a.m. and the longest you'll wait is 15-20min but after having this "must get" deep fried chicken it was just alright and not life changing. If you hadn't noticed they've started to add a lot more products including their own name brand T&T items. The deli and bakery are always a must go spot. The veggie and fruit selection is great and the pricing is to our liking. It's a one stop shop if you're looking for all things to stick in your hot pot. The ambiance is lively as any Asian Market and we've found the workers helpful!

Joseph N.

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This is the first grand opening, many people waiting in line. Finally, they opened one in WA. We normally go to Canada do the shopping. Although, it is still far from Olympia, but it's closer. Ambiance I love the atmosphere and the people. Glad they have security and police officers. Food As always this store never fails the food is always flavorful. As always this store always make good food same consistency as the other store in Canada.

Amanda N.

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Located in Factoria vs what we consider Bellevue. Busy place. Most employees I can across didn't speak English. I had one guy used his phone to use Google translate to understand what I was asking buy he still didn't since he had to ask another employee. The deli section was big. A bit pricy

Susan S.

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Rating this a solid 3.5. Finally able to get in here. We had high expectations but not sure about the hype but a bit disappointed about Ed the food court section. Expected bigger and more variety. The meat, seafood and produce sections seem to have a decent variety. There was a lot of Lunar New Year items since it's coming up on Jan 29th. I'll have to come back and will update my review.

jean w.

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We finally made it to T&T. Yay! It was clean, organized, and authentically equipped with a few entitled grannies. You know the kind who walk right into your path and expect you to make way and say sorry. ‍ yeah it's THAT authentic an experience At the end of our shopping experience, we decided to check out the lone stall in their dining area selling - savory Chinese crepe. The line was long but it was well worth the wait. We'll be back!

Ramy H.

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This is the largest specialty Asian grocery store I've ever been to. Lots of great/unique items ranging from the casual take away junk food to fresh food from their hot bar and bakery. The lines snaked around the building when they first opened but seemed to be more reasonable now. We were lucky visiting during the week around 1 pm. There was a line forming outside around 3 ish though. Parking lot was tight. Even though the lines inside at the check stands were long, they are quite efficient and we waited around 10 minutes. Such a great store to have in the neighborhood. Cheers to their success!

Crystal H.

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New Asian Supermarket! Still really new and very popular. The produce section was gorgeous. The meats were well organized and smelled clean. There were so many fun looking snack. Bakery and deli were beautiful. Still pretty busy due to the novelty. Will go back soon to see how it holds up!

Julia H.

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Large, bright, and clean. Well stocked with fresh produce at very good prices. Lots of great frozen food options, fresh meat, seafood. Incredible selection at the hot food counter and deli. Check out line is long even late in the evening when i was there but they had many checkouts opened and line moved very quickly.

Babette C.

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Love how large this place is so there's a lot of inventory, but it's no different than a Seafood City, HMart, or 99 Ranch Market. It's fun to see the weird items they have, like chicken wing or pork belly flavored Lays chips, or salted egg everything. They also have a hot bar where you can get warm foods to take home and they have a bakery, but I always hate how these Asian marts don't have seating so you can enjoy your food. There is a dim sum stand next to the exit and I think they have some seating.

Erin W.

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Finally, we made it here today! We arrived around 3:30 PM on a Thursday and didn't have to wait outside in the rain. We appreciated the variety of products and the new facility. The ready-to-eat food area was crowded. For Bao zi, only vegetable baozi was remaining. We didn't want to wait in line for egg tarts or fried chicken. I took a look at the skincare and cosmetics section. Many products were low in stock or out of stock, and I wasn't sure why people were using the racking to test colors, as it made the area look unclean. The checkout process was efficient, but since I didn't join the membership on my mobile in time, I had to visit Customer Service to have the reward points added manually. They said it would take 1-2 weeks for the points to appear in my account, as there was a long list of manual entries. There was a parking lot, but parking was still stressful, as people aggressively grabbed spots.

Vance L.

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Glad to have T&T near by now, and the selection is just like it was back in BC. Some good deals to be had but I think the hype is yet to be over. Crowds like you wouldn't believe! Certainly sizes up to what Sun Sui Wah opening was but more. Get ready for line up's inside too and rude people stopping and parking their carts in the middle of the aisle. Of course I'm gonna end up pushing my cart into you if you stop in the middle of a moving line to check out the stuffed animal. Cashier was a bit rude I'd say she didn't seem like she was having a good day at all! I guess with rude customers that's what happens you end up not having a good day yourself. People in Bellevue are just so rude. The place was clean and well lit but unfortunately they're doing some major restocking during my visit at 5pm on a Friday. As you can see from my photos there are literally pallets blocking the major walkways and boxes stacked up in smaller aisles blocking half the aisle. No wonder it feels so cramped inside! Definitely coming back but maybe in 2-3 months when people get their fix and they fix how they restock their items during busy days. As well hopefully the staff cheer up from dealing with rude customers.

Amanda S.

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The Portuguese egg tarts are the best I've ever had! Not too sweet, creamy interior, a lot of egg custard to crust ratio, and flaky exterior. I would wait in line for these all over again!! The rest of the market is okay. A lot of variety and options. Some stuff is over priced. The bakery items are all okay as well, nothing too special. Unfortunately a lot of their items have food coloring and other preservatives. I would want to come back when there's not such a long line for the rest of the food items.

Ashok S.

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I visited T&T Asian Market in Factoria Mall the day after its grand opening, and it was quite an experience! I went at 6 pm, was lucky there were only 10 people in line but the store was absolutely packed, which made navigating the aisles with a cart a real challenge. The crowd's enthusiasm was palpable, but it did make shopping a bit overwhelming. The store itself is stocked with a fantastic selection of Asian products, from fresh produce to bakery items and specialty snacks. If you can visit once the initial frenzy dies down, this could become a go-to spot for Asian groceries. But for now, be prepared for long waits and limited space if you're tackling it on a busy day. On the plus side, there were some fantastic opening day deals! But if you were hoping to snag those coveted Korean grapes? Fuhgeddaboudit. They were gone opening day. One highlight was the sampling stations -- about five in total -- offering bites of their products. The standout for me? The Taiwanese Fruit Beer -- absolutely to die for. I also picked up some watercress and other Chinese stir fry veggies that were half price. They have a great selection of instant ramen, highly recommend the Shin Black. As I exited, I was stunned to see a line of 250+ people waiting just to enter the store at 7:30 pm --proof of the excitement this opening has generated in the community. I plan to return once the initial rush dies down to properly explore their offerings and capture pics of some unique items. If you're planning a visit soon, I recommend patience and a cooler head.