Asian Market

William Nilson

It's good. It's small but it has almost everything one needs for a good time. Oh but it does have very good asian market vibes (there is definitely a vibe for this genre of store) so that is a good thing. Good experience but also a bit more pricey than other stores like this.

MrEkShun

An incredible source for a very wide variety of Asian cuisines as well as a small selection of kitchenware and even some incredibly nice glazed bowls, spoons, pots, etc. Don't be thrown off by the cramped, "old" feeling to the interior. This is an incredibly good store that probably has whatever you need for Asian cooking and plenty more besides. And I guarantee that you'll walk out of the store with at least twice as many things as you had on your list, haha. I'm always finding new things that I just "have to" try. A few examples of what they have: fresh lemongrass, whole parrot fish, apple snail meat, everything you need for boba teas, kimchi, king oyster mushrooms, several dozen varieties of ramen from Japan, Korea, etc, raw/fresh noodles, mochi, sashimi-grade tuna cubes, steamer baskets, rubber-freaking bands for all your kinky needs I guess, fresh-made rice snacks at the counter... You want it, they probably have it lol. Oh and the staff are always incredibly kind and helpful and, of course, at least one person there can often help you interpret whatever writing is on a package, particularly in Chinese and Japanese in my experience. This local business is absolutely deserving of your support! And after visiting I'm sure you'll agree ;) **PLEASE NOTE: once or twice I have found a product that was past the sell-by date. This is not usually an issue in the supermarkets we all are used to because of high turnover and comparatively low variety in products. I don't dock any points from the review for this because it's frankly understandable and I have no idea how they could possibly keep up with every single item. If this were a supermarket like WalMart, I would absolutely feel differently. Please just check the dates on everything you're about to purchase and, if something is past the sell-by date just (kindly!) inform a worker and they'll be glad you told them. This has happened relatively rarely to me but it is something to keep an eye out for. If you don't notice the expired sell-by date until you get home or you *really* need that one thing, know that a number of things are still good for consumption for a time past the sell-by date. Look it up online and odds are the product will be just as good and perfectly safe. Always check, though. Of course, returning the item is always an option as well. I'm just lazy and would rather not go through the trouble if I don't need to haha.

Kirsten Paustenbaugh (SpuerSmashSister)

Great selection for a small store front! The clerks are always very helpful and help you find what you need! The only thing I don’t like about this store is the location it’s on the corner of a very busy intersection so sometimes getting there is a pain, that being said they do have a decent parking lot.

Larkin Palmer

Great selections. We were able to purchase a lot of great items for Japanese food. They have a huge selection of frozen fish, and a few small isles of produce. Great selection of mushrooms!