Asia Market

They had a good variety of Asian ingredients. There wasn’t as many fresh herbs as I would have liked. But there are plenty of canned and frozen products to make most dishes.
Sadly, the guy who was stocking the products was accosted by the owner for putting the incorrect price tags on some products. The owner was not very nice to him and even threatened to dock his pay on lost profit on those products if he did it again. Overall, it ruined our shopping experience. I would rather shop somewhere where the employees are treated kindly.
I thought whoever made the canned coconut milk displays did a great job.

Love this place. The owner is very friendly. My mom gets bitter melon here every week! I go for the frozen cassava to make a Jamaican dessert. We also get our regular Chinese groceries here. To

I just moved here and I am use to having huge Vietnamese markets around me coming from Orange County. That is why, I am so glad that there is a local Vietnamese market.
As I drove into the plaza, I noticed that this is a semi Vietnamese plaza with Phở Thang and Vietnamese nail salon close by. I went to Asia market today because I was in desperate need of the Vinacafe Vietnamese coffee mix to wake me up in the mornings and lo and behold they have it here as well as other Vietnamese coffee mixes. As I went in, I was greeted by the owner as well as their customer, apparently he goes there quite often. The place is small, but it is very organized, clean and has your Vietnamese essentials.
They have all the sauces such as fish sauce, oyster sauce, soy sauce etc. What I was really happy about was that they also have soup mixes so I can make the lazy version of phở, bun bo hue, bun rieu.
They had some vegetables that such as thai basil and other Asian herbs you cannot find in publix. I went on a Sunday and they also have a tropical fruit such as Rambutan, dragon fruit etc. They were all decently priced.
I would come here again because it is close by to get my Vietnamese food necessities.

I came in a bit late close to closing time and didn’t have enough time I appreciate all this store has to offer. It has almost everything you need for the Asian cuisine. The prices are fair and overall I will definitely go back there.

Very good market. They have everything in the dry or canned spice and ingredients department, but you should check the fresh produce area. Some are rare and better quality, but above all, even for common vegetables available at Publix and other supermarkets, they tend to be fresher and cheaper. On weekends they have a box with fresh fruit — seasonal. They stock other ethnic foods, like Jamaican. Probably not related, but I also visit the Vietnamese Phở Tang (next door) which is simple and very good. These two make the neighborhood a more interesting place.

I always stop in here after eating phở next door to really complete my asian experience. This market is run by Vietnamese, but they carry products from all asian countries. When you come here make sure you check the fruit selection by the front counter. They always have a new selection up there of tropical and asian fruits like lychees or sapote depending on the season. Prices here are pretty reasonable and the employees are super friendly and helpful. Definitely worth stopping by no matter what type of asian goods you are looking for.

This asian market is very convenient & very organized. The owner greets you once you come in, as you stroll thru the isles you will see a great variety of products, noodles, bottled sauces, dried stuff, candies, curry, vegetables. Vegetables are fresh, this is the only place that I have found vietnamese Basil!!! They have a variety of herbs. You will find lots of items here, staff is very friendly and willing to help.
They sell awesome dessert! They have Taro Tapioca with Coconut Milk, Banana with Coconut Milk and Black Eyed Peas with Sticky Rice. My fave is the the Taro… if you like sweet… give it a try!!!

Love this place! Love everything about it.
The staff is super sweet and attentive. The prices are very reasonable. And they have so many products to choose from. The shelves are literally stocked from floor to ceiling. They have a wide variety of fresh veggies, sauces, noodles, and many other products.
If you’re looking for an Oriental product, this market should definitely have it!

I love this place! The owners are friendly and take care of their customers. I come here for vegetables and other items that I can’t get at Publix. The store is pretty tiny and it’s hard to navigate the small aisles, but the prices are good.

Great variety of Asian products. Everything from rice to fish sauce to vermicelli, even household products like cheese graters. Located next to Phở Thang, it’s definitely a place to visit while in the area. I found some Tom Kha, Green Curry, Red Curry sauce and Mackerel in curry sauce there, as well as black tea flavored with lychee, all of which I purchased.
Their prices are not bad either, and everyone in the store is friendly. I brought a big bottle of fish sauce home as well. I noticed they have jack fruit ice cream, which is delicious. Unfortunately, because I had to visit some folks due to the new year festivities, I could not buy some, but I definitely plan to do so next time I am in the area and headed straight home! I got a free 2012 calendar which was a nice touch :) If you’re looking for Asian accessories for your home, then visit China City, but for Asian groceries, I have yet to find such a fully-​stocked grocery store as this one.

i am a BIG fan of Asian fare and this place has a lot to offer. it’s a decent-​sized location, not huge, but big enough to carry some fresh produce, frozen foods, teas, dishes & teaware, hot sauces & oils, oodles of noodles, and everything needed to make a kick-​butt Asian feast! I say if in the neighborhood definitely CHECK IT OUT!
plus the people were nice in there… which makes all the difference =)

I’ve become quite a fan of this place… I use to go to another market on US1 that has 4 isles you can barely get into and things are stacked up high! Asia Market is just the opposite. The store is large and isles are neat and organized. The selection of items are great, the have fresh produce and they have a good selection of cooking utensils and dinnerware. Another BIG plus for me is they accept your EBT card, which I haven’t seen many ethnic markets do. All in all, if you live in the area this is most definitely the place to shop for your asian food needs!

I go to this place to get fresh asian veggies that you don’t find in Publix. I am West Indian and I love chow mein (lo mein noodles) I buy them from here. The store is sometimes packed in the afternoon. Their hours are from 9am-​7pm. You might want to call just to make sure they are open if you plan on going and do not live in the area. They carry a wide variety of asian groceries, tons of rice noodles to choose from, my favorite garlic chili paste, curries, Shoa Sheng cooking wine, Sriracha hot chili sauce and Marukan seasoned rice vinegar are just a few items. The store is clean and organized there aren’t things packed way up to the ceiling that might fall on you if you sneeze hard enough. I love it! Happy shopping.