Supermercados Mexico

Who is terrible he is no Mexican food all employees working there is a gross, I don’t recommend !!!

This place is huge! Good selection of produce, I think I counted 6 different types of fresh chile peppers. Lots of marinated meats in the deli cases. Different types of salsas and guacamole that was actually green, not brown, which means it hasn’t been sitting out for days.
I purchased a layered dessert in a big cup that consisted of tres leches cake, strawberry sauce, and whipped cream. Delicious! And only 1.99. Definitely will be coming back here to pick up ingredients the next time I want to make tamales.

When. We go here my 3year old tell her daddy she went to Mexico ! Lol
In all reality this is the cleanest Mexican stores in the area. Their meats are great if you know what to look for. The pre-​seasoned meats are yummy!
Their «deli» always has fresh stuff in it, I’ve had the salsas, the cheeses, the yogurt, the ceviche and cueritos too and it’s all pretty dang good for not being homemade. They have a huge variety of everything! The carnitas and chicharron are great as well!
They also have a restaurant in the store that’s more than decent too! Their prices are fair for that side too. Their aguas (homemade fruit juices) are great! However the horchata is a hit and miss sometimes it’s great while others it’s a tad chalky.
This is definetly your one stop shop kind of store which is a HUGE plus for me!

Good, authentic and relatively clean and well organized. They have all kinds of regional products from different places in Mexico. Had a few tacos too… really good, So far best Al pastor I’ve had in the PNW. Wasn’t a fan of Banda music blasting through the speakers… but that’s me. I don’t think they had lengua… but I envision myself becoming a regular of this tiny market. Can’t wait to try everything else they have on the menu… Chilaquiles… tamales, etc, etc. parking kinda sucks if you park out front instead of parallel to 10^th ave.

If you want we’ll authentic Mexican food this is the place. It is a supermarket, but it also has a meat counter, produce and then in house eatery. The food is great and you cannot beat the price. I was saying some respects or even better than Ochoa’s across the street… The differences here you don’t have a restaurant ambience… I love their tacos and they have a great hot sauce bar…

We Love absolutely EVERYTHING– except the service at the front.
The girls at the check out lanes are exceptionally rude, and unprofessional.
That’s what you’re going to remember about the place because it’s the last interaction you have at the store before you leave– that’s what I was taught & it’s stuck with me.
Love the guys at the meat counter– Always singing & laughing!
And if we’re on the run we love stopping by for tacos de lengua y sopas!

Voy a empezar por notificar a todos los clientes, exponiendo lo siguiente el lunes 25 de junio presencie algo terrible en la parte de atrás de la tienda, super mercados México al salir de la tienda note una camioneta de una compañía de construcción «E Z sistema «que es una compañía de remodelación residencial o sea construcción sin refrigeración transportando la carne para el restaurante y la tienda ustedes deciden tengo pruebas con fotografías yo no vuelvo a comprar en esta tienda jamás.

i absolutely love coming here. their marinated pork adobada is one of my faves to pick up to throw on the grill. their chicken is delicious as well. i also got some of their salsa roja.
and that was just from the deli! i also got a bunch of their super fresh and cheap produce, like cilantro, apples, oranges, mango, red & green onion, and tomatoes.
i also had to grab a snack at the taqueria: their corn on the cob smothered with mayo & cotija is sooooo good. their carnitas are hands down the best ive tasted in oregon! they have an awesome salsa bar too. the super tacos are SUPER BIG, and so are their burritos.
worth the drive from tigard.

Best meat department! I like their produce prices also. I love this store. Everything is so clean and orderly. Friendly service too! I haven’t tried the deli yet.

We stopped looking for a Mexcian Market. We found that and so much more. You first notice how clean and well kept everything is. They have a fresh meat meat display case I would guess 30 feet filled with too many cuts of meats and fish to mention. Again, very clean. They had cheeses and prepared sauces and other items. They have a cooked food display case. Very good selection. They have a area where you can order fresh cooked items and eat before or after you shop. Their bakery items are wonderful. The store is complete and staff are great. If you enjoy great Mexcian style foods, this is the place for you.

This is an excellent place if you love fish tacos! Great food at a great price! I had three of them for a total of $ 4.05…

The best burrito you never got because you don’t speak Spanish.
Frowny face!

Everyone should make this a regular stop on the way back home to Washington. We will not find anything like this in Southwest Washington.

This place is like visiting Mexico. Excellent service and the place to find authentic Mexican food. Great for shopping or eating right there.
No need to go to the airport; This is a little of Mexico in Hillsboro.
I enjoyed it

This place has just about everything. The rice pudding, desserts in the bakery case, and salsas are great. The tacos are also good

I keep thinking I’m going to take pictures in here and THEN write my review but I get distracted by all the goodies and forget.
Every.Single.Freaking. Time.
There’s too much good stuff to look at.
Today I went in looking for pasilla chile powder so I can make my crockpot chicken chili number more legit. Bought three kinds of chile (99 cents per each little bag). My mom always bought it like this when we lived in Arizona. If youre not grinding your own and you buy it in small amounts, this is the way to go. You use it up faster and because you do, its fresher.
I didnt buy the 99 cent saffron… what do you think? Is it REALLY saffron at that price? I just couldn’t decide.
I also bought cinnamon cookies (Nostalgia canelas) that I ate growing up in Phoenix as a kid and several bags of adorable teeny pasta (letters, stars, wagon wheels, macaroni, and shells). Fifty cents each. Princess loves them. Teeny tiny pasta = happy in a bowl.
I saw lots to buy:
Pan dulce all kinds.
mole sauce in a jar
dulce de leche
huitlacoche in a jar (corn fungus if youre not aware)
tortillas, tostadas, tortilla chips
big wheels of cotija and queso fresco
all kinds of reasonable meats including
chicken feet, pigs feet
oxtails
tripe
fish
fresh salsas
masa
tamale wrappers/​corn husks
Fresh guacamole
deli foods
huge cans of hominy
canned posole
big cans of clams
lots of Mexican candy
chile in little jars with lime, salt, and sugar (in Yuma kids dipped their fingers in this to lick it off or ate it on fruit)
Fresh nopales and prickly pear fruits
chayote squash with and without spines
There are several tables and a fresh salsa bar for eating the deli offerngs in house. The food looks great. Roast chicken in particular.
Also there is the biggest pork rind I ever saw available for purchase. And beer to go with!(Corona, Dos xx, Tecate).
I like this store. My only drawbacks are 1) a couple aisles are super narrow (and I’m just not) and 2) carts are only by one set of doors — the other has a turnstile). Also 3) the parking lot is hairy.
But. This is an awesome place to shop. Inspiring even.

Ive been to this market a few times since it opened when Im in the area. This past weekend, after eating at El Inka in Gresham, I was in the hunt for aji amarillo so I trekked down to the store.
I did find the aji amarillo paste and found some rocoto paste too. Yes my attempt to make that creamy yellow pepper sauce was a success. But thankfully I was tempted by other items on display!
Huge selection of meats — different cuts, marinated and not. Only an Asian superstore would rival. I have not cooked what I brought home yet but looking forward to oxtails, pastor meat, marinated whole chicken for roasting.
Great selection of crema, queso, and salsa. Picked up queso fresco which is essential to creamy yellow pepper sauce. And crema mexicana and two kinds of salsa.
Now on to the star attraction — cooked meats. The best carnitas — of varying cuts and parts that you can mix and match. The best ever whole roasted chicken — what do they rub it with and marinade in?! And the bite size chicharonnes — it is a better value and more succulent than the side pork belly cut!
I didnt get other items at this shopping trip but will for sure put Supermercados in my roster.
PS: Do try their roasted chicken — puts Costco and other supermarket chicken offerings to shame.

I had this grandiose plan to visit Supermercados Mexico multiple times and fine-​tune my initial review which was to be based on multiple impressions. Fuck it. Ain’t nobody got time for that shit.
All I can say is that this particular business has done a better job of exceeding my expectations than perhaps any other business I’ve patronized. Now, it’s definitely the case that I was not expecting really much of anything before I went here. It’s in a little strip mall that is wholly unassuming. Upon entering, I was immediately struck by the following things:
The cleanliness.
The friendliness of the staff.
The organization.
But most importantly:
The meat.
The meat! UN-​believable. I found myself on the brink of hyperventilation upon gazing at the meat counter. It comprises the ENTIRE western wall of the store. From one end to the other, they’ve got every kind of butchered animal you could imagine. IF you wanted to fashion a meat outfit a’la Lady Gaga, THIS would be the best source you could consider. Look, if you’re not familiar with Mexican supermarkets, take a Mexican friend, trust me. There are cuts, styles and preparations available here that I was 100% unfamiliar with.
I didn’t make it past the meat counter, the taqueria or the salsa bar next to said taqueria. Taqueria review: not bad. The carne asada tacos were alright. I should have gone with my friend’s carnitas; they looked delicious. It should be obvious now that I’m not gonna let these average tacos deter my review. The salsa bar is spectacular. Sublime, even. They’ve got this mildly hot avocado salsa that is similar to Ochoa’s restaurant right across the street, and that’s a good thing, because I LOVE that shit.
My plan is to stop by on Friday for a couple skirt steaks which are already marinated carne asada style along with pico de gallo and some tortillas. I’m gonna slap ‘em on the Traeger, sear them, chop them up and devour some tacos. Cannot wait.

Mira, que suave! I’m in love with this place!
When I was a little kid, we used to go across the border into Juarez for our groceries. There was a «Del Rio» shopping center with a grocery store complete with a harp player and a place where we would go exchange our crates of empty Mexican coca-​cola bottles (and Tipp, Wink, and Sky) for filled ones. I hadn’t been to a place like this in about 30 years. –Cough, cough, gulp, gulp, I mean 15 years, I’m not even 30 yet.
This Supermercado Mexico reminded me exactly of that place (minus the harp player and soda place). My husband had stopped by this place before (buying sweet bread with a co-​worker). He told me about it and we knew we should go here to find our ingredients for the tamales we’re planning on making. I walked in, list in hand, ready to pick out the stuff I needed and only the stuff I needed. Well, that plan immediately went out the window when my kids looked at the kinds of things they have here. They loaded up the cart with gansitos (think twinkles covered in chocolate and with strawberry jelly inside), nectars, and mazapan (little almond paste snacks). I got all the stuff I needed for tamales and headed over to get the meat.
The people working here are amazingly nice!!! I can’t emphasize this enough! Each of the people that spoke to us offered us samples and gave their best pitches of all their offerings, «Pasele señito, que le damos? Tenemos asadero, carnita, que gusta probar?» No worries, though, they quickly switch to English if need be. You can sample anything you want. We knew what we wanted and then saw meat for caldo de res (Mexican beef soup). After we picked some items we didn’t absolutely need but HAD to have (the meat I just mentioned and a quince paste «membrillo» that I LOVE), we headed over to give the store another run-​though (since now I needed the fixings for the caldo.) I was seriously worried about our check-​out total (a millions snacks, various meats, salsa, plenty of veggies and all the stuff for the tamales). I was shocked that it only came out to a little over $ 70. Seriously, my cart was loaded! What a deal!
And in case you’re wondering, the caldo was amazing!

Reasons why this is the best market in Hillsboro
1. $ 2.99 for pork belly! Nowhere in Portland have I found it cheaper. It is not in their regular meat display. You have to ask for it special since it is reserved for chicharron con carne.
2. a vast selection of meats unrivaled in the burbs including house made Chorizo. The quality of meat is better here than at all the big chains. Compare their quality to Albertsons or WinCo and you will wonder why you would buy short rbs anywhere else.
3. A glorious hot foods section to behold. Did I mention chicharron con carne! YUM! Deep fried strips of pork belly. Deep fried tilapa, carnitas, pollo asado (roast chicken)
4. An awesome taqueria tucked in the back with the BEST family dinner value in all of Hillsboro (dare I say… the world!): 1.5 pounds of carnitas, 2 dozen tortillas, 1 pound of beans, 1 pound of rice. All this for $ 12!!! We are a family of 4 with 2 teenagers and we still have left overs. This family dinner is a recession buster! This little taqueria also has the largest salsa bar I have seen yet. I think there are at least 6 – 8 different salsas.
5. Customer service! Everyone here is so eager to help. Everyone is nice. Don’t be intimidated that it is a Mexican market, everyone here speaks English.
Take a break from WinCo, Albertsons, Safeway, etc. Take a chance. Supermercados is an absolute gem in Hillsboro

HOLY LARD, this market is freaking awesome. 3 in 1, taqueria /​bakery/​market. It’s a kind a market you find in Mexico or southern California.
I stumbled into Supermercados market after running some errands. I’m really glad I got a chance to check it out. It’s very clean, neat, and bright. This is probably the only Mexican market I’ve been to that’s is very clean and no funky raw smell from meat department. It beats all the markets in NE.
They make mean carnitas, house made chorizo withe nutural casing (please see photos), hot sauces, ceviche, yougurt, and crema. I love the fact that you could ask to sample the hot sauce if you not sure which one to get. By the pound, carnitas $ 6.99/lb, to be exact. And they’re served from a deli case alongside rice, beans, chicharones, various pork chile verde dishes, giant chili rellenos, roasted whole chicken, pork ribs, fried whole Talapia, and all sorts of other Mexican goodies. Oh, and fresh-​made corn/​flour tortillas only available on the weekend.
Taqueria, bakery and store also appear onsite, you can dine there as well if you wish. Beside tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, tortas; typical dishes. They have big selections on breakfast items, camaron/​pescado = seafood tostadas, huaraches, chavindecas, menudo, caldo de res = pozole caldo, and birria de chivo = goat soup. Oh salsa bar with varieties hot sauces, cilantro, slice radish, onion, etc.
Fresh juices: mango, papaya, and guava. Call to order to-​go, 503−352−5525. (please see pictures for to-​go menu)
Good selections of vegetables, chilis, spices, dried goods, bottles hot sauces, house hold goods, etc… Oh also really cheap 32oz brown bottle beer (Corona or Pacifico) the kind you get it im Mexico for $ 4/​btl.
Helps to know some Spanish, but I saw people pointing and nodding and they seemed to do OK.
Spend $ 50 and you get a free bottle of 1.5lt of Jarritos. I’m not sure if this a short promotion or something they always do.