Asian Mart

nicole durant

It could be a great store but they really need to go through their products. Some have been on the shelf for years. It’s also a little high in price. I spent $35 for 3 small containers of spices, one of which was old and had already been opened. String beans that were soggy/black. (I didn’t notice until I got home.) And a bag of lentils that are filled with gnats. They have a selection, they just need to take inventory of how long some things have been sitting on the shelf. Also spices lose flavor after an expiration date. There’s no need to pay $7 for expired spices.

Wu Mo (SIZAUCE)

Okay... I was in traffic and happened to be stopped in front of this market and never even stepped a foot inside, but Google is Never wrong so maybe I just forgot I shopped here... You're the best Google!! Seriously though, I used the combined star ratings of all reviews and took the average to make my score. Seems like this place is boo boo and only good for salt and pepper... 2 Stars!

Zain Hasan

Perhaps the only option for Sub continental ingredients in that area, that's why it is popular. Otherwise how can one realistically like the place when there are hardly any parking options for that place. Correct me if I am wrong, but we can only park on street, right? The variety is okay for South Asian stuff (Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi ingredients). I could not compare prices though. They haven't put down prices on any aisle, so it's very frustrating to ask them for prices for everything.

Jasmin Fabian

This place may look lonely but it's such a great place. Business owner is such a sweet and helpful guy. He's always entertaining you with jokes or with his life stories. Stop by the store when you have the chance, you won't regret it.