Sorya Asian Market

Great selection, good prices, and friendly service! Definitely will be going back, I was thrilled with my experience :)

What would I do without the good folks at Sorya Asian Market. (Probably starve.) As the nearest Asian market to my new home (since leaving Portland), it is easily my favorite store.
The prices are reasonable and the selection is AMAZING! Need sweet potato leaves? Go to Sorya! Need a bag of Aji Kim Chee? Go to Sorya! Wanna warm your hands on delicious barbecue pork-​filled steamed hom bao? For a dollar?! GO TO SORYA!
My only real complaint is that the little shopping area where it’s located can be incredibly busy, so sometimes I’ll need to circle around a time or two for parking. And that I get cold easily, and it’s cold inside.
But the customer service is awesome and I’ve never had to go somewhere else to find something I expect to find at Sorya.
Please stay awesome Sorya. Tola Angkor isn’t nearly as awesome.

Great selections and great prices! This is the place to go for that one thing you can’t find anywhere else. Not too friendly when I was there, but it may have been an off day. Easy parking and easy to locate.

I come here all the time now.
Not only do they have great prices and a good selection, the place is clean and smells okay (I hate to generalize, but I’ve been in a few odorous Asian Markets and since there were so many of them that smelled, I thought they all did).
I come in for the sauces, rice and vegetables. I get such better quality rice, I honestly didn’t know that there were better kinds and the price is so much better.
I buy bok choy, green onions, shallots, ginger and thai basil for much better prices than I can find at my local big chain store.
Sorya is a great little neighborhood market, even my kiddo likes it, he usually picks out some sort of treat like chocolate filled panda cookies, coffee nuts or taro sesame rolls (these were dry and blandy, but hey, don’t know if you don’t try it, right it?).
I found tubs of gochujang to make korean foods. Nanami Togarish to sprinkle on my sushi rice. Rice papers for making salad rolls and about a dozen different kinds of soy sauce (I like the dark soy now). The frozen foods section has an abundance of frozen fish and premade foods, eggrolls, dumplings and roti. I found a packet of frozen, grated ube (purple sweet potato) and plan to sue it to make a delightful pie or brownies (google sweet potato brownies if you want a droolfest).
There are exotic fruits like guava, jackfruit and mangosteen. In the canned goods you can find a strange selection of lychees, pickles and ube jam. There is always a full steamer full of buns at the cash register and there are desserts in the front refrigerated case, they look like the old KFC Parfaits, but if you get closer you will see that they seem to consist of sweetened coconut, rice and beans dyed to brilliant unnatural colors. I’ve never tried them, I’m pretty dull when it comes to eastern desserts, I like chocolate, cheesecake and pretty much every variety of sundae. But someday I will be brave.
There are some interesting teas, avocado tea, coconut and the like and the tapioca you could use to make Boba teas at home.
All in all, well worth a visit.

I have been meaning to write this review for a long time.
I am from Los Angeles and just relocated to Vancouver, WA. This is by far my favorite asian grocery store, and the staff is super friendly and nice.
If there’s something they don’t have in stock, I asked them about it and they said they’ll order it for me next week and put it for sale. Wow. What local mom and pop store will do that for you? None other than Sorya…

The market is great! Very friendly and lots of need foods. The area is a little scary looking and the parking lot is small but I loved the experience and the people were really great. We bought a parrot fish and lots of sauces. It was fun.

This was a great find, fantastic produce, yummy drinks and so much more!
try the buns! :)