New Asia Marketplace

Pretty good, they didn’t have my Indonesian soy sauce I keep looking for… but it’s a hard find, so I’m not surprised. They had a large selection of everything though, organized well and clean. The girl up front was helpful too. I’ll be coming back for sure!

This store isn’t huge but they have everything I need to make all of my Asian dishes. They are kind and always helpful. Great staff. A great place stop by for my Asian necessities. They also fry fish and is delicious!!! Free with any fish purchase.

This store has a lot of thing you can’t find anywhere else in Ventura county including the Thai Tom yum and Tom kha past.

Great market. The two cashiers that were there while we were in the market were super helpful. The girl helped me pick out a pad Thai sauce and even made recommendations on how to make it taste better. The guy that was ringing us up asked what we wanted to make with what we were buying and noticed we bought the wrong noodles. He went and got the right ones for us and told us how to cook them. I love this place people were very helpful and the seafood looked very fresh. Lots of variety in the store.

I absolutely like this market. The fried fish is the best. I love the variety of products they sell here. The papaya skin whitening soap is one of favorite products. It is always clean and organized. Owners and employees are friendly and helpful.

Its a little piece of home I truly missed. It has the fish market, although it is a little small. Oxnard is a small town, so it fits.
The people are truly nice,
It is messy so for those who need clean visuals, this is not your place.

Great market where has lots of asian choices, from dried, caned, packed to fresh veggies, tofu and meats although I don’t eat meat, and rice, noodles, kitchen and daily accessories. John the new owner is doing a great job keeping the shop clean and well organized, and good price. We find so much choices for cooking ideas here. Love this place.

I came into the store looking for some siopao. What I found was a filthy disgusting store that didn’t appear to have been cleaned in weeks… or months… maybe more. Oh and the smell! We’re not talking the smell of a fish market, I’m talking about the smell of a fish market that was suddenly abandoned on a hot summer day with a thousand pounds of fish left to rot in the hot desert sun. The kinda of gut wrenching smell that would back a buzzard off a gut truck. The kinda smell that you recall when comparing to other smells that you think may be toxic and could kill you.
I wondered through the store looking for the siopao. Luckily they have it prepackaged because who knows what kind of state their «fresh» food could possibly be in. Upon returning to the front of the store with my merchandise I’m informed at checkout that its a $ 10 minimum to use my debit card. Wtf? Seriously? I’m sorry but this is 2014, I don’t carry cash. Get with the times and for the love of god clean this nasty stinking store for once. Isn’t there some kinda health codes in this city?

The selection. the cleanliness, only outdone by the ever so helpful staff. Right down to «don’t care what the recipe says, try using this instead» I found stuff here that i made 7 different stops to find. This will be my one stop from now on. They don’t have it, i don’t need it

Looooove this place! it meets all my asian food shopping needs. the snack aisle is greatly stocked with many choices not available at regular stores. i cant walk through it without grabbing 5bags of asian chips! love the new owners. better than when it was «fuwa.» also, the seafood, probably the best thing about this place! always fresh~

Shopping Oxnard/​Ventura specialty food markets requires making several stops ~ even with the giant Island Pacific supermarket opening in Oxnard last year, there is no one-​stop shop ~ try finding szechuan peppercorns, kaffir lime leaves, fermented black beans and galangal all in the same place.
New Asia is small shop but has good array of what you need to cook basic Thai, Filipino, Chinese, Vietnamese … some Japanese & Indian stock too, but cant compete w/​better specialty shops. Has produce, freezers, & a fresh fish counter in clean, well lit shop — easy to find, plenty of parking [shares lot w/​Mexican meat market on Saviers not far from DMV], w/​friendly staff who speak English at least as well as I do, are open to suggestion.
Fish & produce prices much better than supermarket = I shop here every week or so ~ more than once I’ve stopped here on way to Island Pacific and had to go no further. Stock isn’t broad but generally find good okra, cheap heads-​on shrimp, & my favorite Viet fish sauce here — also like schmoozing w/​owners ~

This a great little store. They have a great selection of fresh fish and other frozen Items. Their perishable section is lacking and I hope they improve it. Bottem line this store is a good resource when you deep in to Oxnard.
Fair warning this is a fish market and it smells like it when you enter.

This place is good for finding some of the harder to find ingredients (like enoki mushrooms), but every time I am in there the number of items available decline, and just from the looks, I would stay away from the meat. This is your place if you dont want to make the drive to any number of much better stores that are half an hour away.

I was able to find everything I needed and a whole lot more that I didn’t know I needed until I got there. Great variety! Nice friendly service! Really an enjoyable place to shop!

i first walked in when they first reopened after Fuwa closed and i noticed the difference right away. a lot more varity than what Fuwa had and a lot beter prices. the new owners are very friendly and take advise from customers on products, as you can suggest something for them to carry and bring in a lable then they will try and usually get it to try out. very impressed and hope they will stay around for a long long time

This place is definitely a lot more better than fuwa. New management is great. They’re well organized, good prices, clean, and great customer service. They also have a to go menu which has: calamari rings, fish and chips, lumpia, etc. Their fish is made with their own fresh fish that they sell along with their homemade batter. Can’t go wrong with the food, it’s AMAZING with good prices.
Overall this is the best Asian market in Oxnard.

Every corner of this little market is fresh and clean. I’m impressed at how cool they were when I asked to take pictures of their seafood on ice. They had nothing to fear, everthing they had to offer was great quality. I like that they offer Hispanic food items as well. Why limit yourself to one category, right?
What would make this store better is having access to more parking and a broader selection. I had to drive around a couple of times and some of the merchandise looked lonely.

The store’s variety in merchandise has drastically declined over time. Didn’t realize when they changed the name of the store (or owners too, maybe? idk.), but I’m assuming it has the basics. Stopped buying ingredients for sushi there, as last time I checked they no longer had all the ingredients I needed =(
Still stop by for fresh, NOT FROZEN, fish there though. Yum! And yes, they do have frozen varieties too if you so wish to purchase those. The fish is cleaned for you to take home OR they will gladly fry it for you @ no extra charge. Service is usually slow, so go when you have time to wait a bit and stare at the creepy/​interesting/​delectable fish they have on display there.
Varieties I remember:
Octobus
Live oysters
Squid
Catfish
Tilapia/​Mojarra
Salmon & salmon heads
Swai
+ another half of unknown fish

They have a lot of things than FUWA. The only thing I would like is for their drinks to be cold. =(