Tola Angkor Asian Market

Used to be a regular here but my last stop there was disappointing. Most of their produce have been sitting for a while, explaining the molded oranges in the baskets.

Tola Angkor market has everything you need for SE Asian cooking. The produce is pretty fresh and the customer service is excellent. I have never had a bad experience with any of the workers here before and I have been here many times. Parking is abundant and prices are on par with the Portland asian stores.

I love this place! They have everything I need and it’s cleaner than the place that I used to go. They give you free oyster sauce when you spend $ 40 or more. The lady at the cash register is so nice and always welcoming. I am one of the regulars now. I always buy their «siopao» (pork buns). I wish they make the dragon warrior size bun though. Hehe

love this store. The fact that it’s close by where I live is even better. The store has almost everything i need to prepare my meals. Fresh produce and meats. There is a small selection of snack food on the go as well. The staff are friendly and very respectful.

My aunt and I happened to drive by and found this market today. Great selection of Asian products such as an aisle of sauces/​condiments, broths, tea, snacks, cold cases fish/​meat, dry and fresh/​frozen noodles, Magnolia ice cream, fresh Asian vegetables & fruits, and more and more. It is so much closer than Portland and has pretty much the same items even the usual selection of dishes and snacks. It is clean and organized with friendly owner.

This is my go to Asian store in Vancouver. It is conveniently 10 minutes from my house and carries a good selection of food. Their prices are reasonable. I would say it is about the same price as any other asian store. The staff are very friendly.

This place is so cool!
Its a pretty large store compared to other Asian Markets I’ve seen. They have everything from drinks to utensils to frozen meats and exotic fruit, to endless soy sauces and canned items.
Ever aisle you go down, you will find things you didn’t even know existed, and I found myself wondering what they might put in different dishes I’ve had.
It made me want to be creative and make asian food every day for a month!
I came for ingredients to make sushi (mostly the bamboo roller mat-​which they had!), and I left with ingredients to make sushi, pancit, and salad rolls… and that was after deciding to put a limit on myself. I could have purchased the whole store if I let myself.
This is a place where restaurants buy their stuff, I’m assuming. But the prices!!! If you’re even considering purchasing something for an asian dish, don’t waste your money anywhere else. The prices were AMAZING. Things like noodles that were $ 5+ other places were $ 1-​$ 2 here. There is such a variety on something I thought was simple like soy sauce or coconut milk, and they have tens of different kinds!
Only thing that was a slight turn-​off was the smell. We walked in and it smelt like a cat lady’s house, and then in the back it smelt like wet dog, and then in the middle near the frozen fish it smelt like… well. Fish. But very strongly.
I didn’t mind, though because we got out with amazing things and a small receipt!
We will be back a TON! (Because my home-​made sushi was BOMB. Sushi party anyone?)

I came here one day looking for Asian treats and to my surprise they were really well stocked for being in such a sparse area like Vancouver. The place was overall clean and the employees were very nice!

Awesome and they have our favorite buns decent prices. Best Asian Market in Vancouver, WA

For a small scale store Asian store, you can’t do any better in Vancouver! Good prices, a very wide selection of foods, and friendly people behind the counters. They have a large selection of Filipino food products, it was a real treat discovering this place. One thing in general made an impression on my Wife and I, it was the cleanliness of the store. Most stores are dirty, odor fillled, and unorganized. Here you will find the opposite. This business is well deserving of 5 stars.

I was shocked at how expensive mint can be in some big grocery stores, such as Safeway or Fred Meyers. Tola Angkor Asian Market carries the most inexpensive mint you can buy during the summer. Craving a mojito? Get your mint here and you’ll be drinking mojitos for DAYS!

They have tons of different stuff, chinese, japanese, thai, even hawaiian. The woman who runs the shop is really helpful. The prices aren’t bad, and I love not having to go into portland to get japanese and hawiian dishes my family grew up with

Prices are excellent.
All kind of things you didn’t know you needed, brands you have no chance of pronouncing, absurd Japanese concoctions (redundant i know… Sweet Potato Ice cream? no thanks.) even dragonfruit. find that anywhere else in town, i double dog dare you.
I wish they carried some movies or tunes.

One could argue there are certainly plenty of Asian markets in the Portland area. I’m not sure you could same the same for East Vancouver. Not that it’s a cultural wasteland over there, or anything… But if I lived here I would think of this as a great addition to the otherwise retail-​washed landscape. Employees were very friendly, the store was impeccably clean, and aisles are neatly laid out with a good variety of sauces, soup bases, veggies and frozen goodies. Overall I might not make a special trip here from my hood, just because comparable goods are available closer, but a really great addition to this area.