Lee Lee Oriental Supermarket

A new Lee Lee's just opened up near my house at 75th Ave & Cactus Rd. in Peoria so I finally went in and checked it out. What a wonderful store!!! I was so surprised at the huge selection of fish, meats, fruits and veggies. I'm caucasion and my boyfriend is Indian and they had all his foods there too. No more trips to the Indian grocer. They have aisle's labelled with foods from different regions of the world. I've never seen such a large selection of fresh fish. I bought some steaks as their meat counter and they were the best I've had in a long time. They have a huge crew of butchers - something you don't see much of anymore at the regular grocery stores. This was a great surprise.

This market has great products, but the only setback is the people who work there. They could barely help you because of their lack of English language skills. If you are trying to ask a question with more than 10 words in it, forget about asking anyone working there. I could not even communicate with the cashier because she does not speak English. Is Lee Lee going to hire people who could communicate in English other than Vietnamese? It's very frustrating!!!!

Well, in this desert of a city, it's not like we have a large selection of Asian markets as West- and East Coast cities enjoy. Lee Lee's is as good as they come with all the basics and then some. The Asian vegetables are fresh and stocked regularly. The aisles are bright and clean and the lines at the check-outs are always keep under control by the staff and management. The co-owners take turns being present at the store and are always friendly, courteous and helpful to their customers. Highly recommend for all!

I really like this market the prices aren't bad and my vegatables are fresh. i wonder if their organic not sure if this is a franchise store. what was difficult for me was im not asian and i couldn't understand the their signs are written in asian language. they should also write in english what the vegetables are. I think they would get more people. and if they expananded on their staff to help you. i couldn't communicate with the cashier she didn't speak english.

I usually come to Lee Lee's when I'm in Chandler. They have a great selection of filipino and other oriental foods. Their produce and fruits are wonderful and inexpensive.

PROS Variety
CONS crowded on weekends...go during the week esp. Wed.

Massive selection of ingredients for asian cuisine, as well as imported packaged foods and other household items. When we're looking for the obscure, we know to check her first. At times the store has been questionable as far as cleanliness in concerned, but nothing unhygenic. Just not as sparkling clean as your typical grocery store. Cheapest place in town to get your stock-up items like rice and beans.

They are the best people to go for fresh chicken, meat, seafood and produce. They have absolutely the largest collection of seafood and produce at very reasonable prices. You can also get a variety of oriental sauces, seasoning and ready to eat food. Prices are very reasonable and the quality high

This supermarket boasts of the most fresh Chicken and prawns in the Phoenix area. They have an amazing array of vegetables and meat that are not found elsewhere at very affordable prices. They are the only place to get your supply of oriental vegetables like mint, lotus roots and all oriental herbs. For 90 dollars they give you $100 worth of coupon to spend at the store which lets you save 10% on already reduced prices.

PROS: Variety, Fresh produce, Affordable
CONS:

It's bigger than 99 ranch market with comparable variety, but the place is not very organized and sometimes it's hard to find someone to help you out. Line is long and slow that makes me frustrated. But the only nearby place to buy asian food. But there's good quantity of goods.

The appeal of this place is quite simple: it has almost any kind of Asian food or ingredient you could wish for. If you're frustrated with your local chain market only having a tube of wasabi and one kind of soy sauce in their "oriental foods" section, come to Lee Lee: there are no less than ten brands and types of soy sauce there. And, of course, there's more than that: Japanese cookies and Vietnamese fish sauce and Korean marinades and so on.

If you're looking for fresh produce, however, look elsewhere: the greens here are appealing because they're cheaper than they would be in a chain supermarket, but none of the greens I've bought from Lee Lee taste very fresh at all.

You can find fresh oriental/indian vegetables and grocery here. Prices are probably the best you could find in the Phoenix area. You could also exchange $90 for $100 worth store coupons, and later pay the coupons at the checkout counter. Thus you could save 11% of your purchases...