Lee Lee International Supermarkets - Asian grocery store in Tucson - 1990 W Orange Grove Rd, USA

I went here, looking specifically for Asian foods. They did not disappoint. They have everything from fresh produce, cookware, sauces, frozen foods, and more. There is a lot of variety, and if you are looking for a specialty international item, you just might be able to find it here. The store is quite large with a lot of selection.

This is a great international food market.. They offer food and spices from around the globe.

There’s a Latin food isle and a good variety of frozen Goya products. I was able to find ripe plantains which is hard to find in chain grocery stores.

Love this place and all the variety they have! You can get almost anything specific to other cultures here! The indian options are great. They have lots of exotic fruits and veggies you don't normally see. The best part is the fresh catfish!!

Very organized and extensive market. I was pleasantly surprised by how inexpensive shopping here for my vegetables, spices and herbs were. Staff members are always very pleasant and readily available to help their customers. I have no problem, twice-a-month making the 16 mile journey to one of Tucson's finest markets!

So so many vegan meat alternatives, especially plant based seafood! Every aisle has foods from a different country. It’s fantastic. Will be back.

Huge store with an amazing section of goods from around the world. Caribbean, Vietnamese, Indian, Mexican....the list goes on! I could spend hours just browsing the aisles as there is SO much to look at. Highly recommend.

Really like this supermarket. They have almost everything. The place is very clean compared to other Asian supermarket that I ever been to. Lots of choices. They even have middle eastern food. A lot of vegan items as well. Fresh meats. However I dont think I ever seen fresh seafoods here. Prices are fairly cheap. They have a wide selection of asian balm. Updated after a year: This supermarket has gone downhill. Yes, it is still clean except for the bathroom. Yes, it still offers a wide variety of food. However, many of them are old and expired. They don't seem to check on the expiration date at all. Two different times we shopped and got home with moldy or funny smell. For example, the tofu was stink. The Vietnamese chicken ham was bitter which is very unusual. I'm Vietnamese so I know exactly how these taste. Take a walk around the isles you will find a lot of moldy items still sitting on the shelves. I think the management needs to do better. One more thing, one of the workers was wearing political hat while at work (stocking). I believe that everyone has a right to express themselves but this is work not your own time. Practice where and when it's appropriate. Just my two cents.