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168 Asian Mart

3.7 (292 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Jen P.

Came to try the new expanded Food Hall. Multiple restaurants all with individual order counters and a large expansive shared eating space inside the grocery store. We tried several items from multiple places. All good! From Yuany Ang: milk tea, chicken skewers and potato tornado. Chicken was super tasty but the mayo and ketsup served on side was tricky to utilize. From Chengs: garlic and chive pancakes were delicious but wish they had been served with sauce or given soy sauce. From Mala Town: my friend loved her shrimp bowl and was super impressed with quantity and price. From Tabe Sushi; got a California roll, cucumber roll and Tabe Roll (Chilean Sea Bass) to go. The Tabe was excellent. Would definitely go back!

Dried Spicy Tofu / Vegetarian Meat. One of my favorite snacks.
Christal P.

168 Asian Mart had become the best Chinese supermarket in the state. I like the renovations and expansion. The store is now more spacious and cleaner. They are currently resurfacing the parking lot. 168 Mart would probably do a quicker and better job of fixing our roads than the state. There are now a lot more items to choose from, mostly Chinese but also a lot of Korean and Vietnamese items. I like the Chinese bottled tea drinks and the frozen dumplings and noodles. Fruit and vegetables look fresh. I typically don't buy meat and seafood here but there is a lot of variety more so than at Western supermarkets. I hope they do improve the freshness of the meat and seafood because I didn't think it was that fresh several years ago. 168 Asian Mart has also led to the growth of more Asian businesses in Madison Heights. I'm here for this area becoming the Detroit metro's unofficial Chinatown.

Tiffany S.

Love 168, but FYI it's in the middle of a HUGE renovation to become the 168 Super Center with a Food Court/Hall and everything! It's also getting QUITE the glow up, glam update. What used to be the entrance is now the exit only, so the new entrance means it's very much expanded. However, in its interim state, it doesn't look like everything is out yet and signage isn't added so it's a bit of a treasure hunt. They still have all the pieces though - the bakery, the hot food/BBQ spot (in the back right now), as well as the meat department. They, however, are NOT adding more registers (as of yet it seems) so there's still a bit of a wait but it moves quickly. Looking forward to this renovation being complete, although no est. date was given!

3 entree bento box.
Alyssa S.

3 entree bento box for $9.99. Highly recommend! They have a variety of different entrees to choose from but I always go for the chili fish, shrimp with mushroom and zucchini, and chicken with mushroom in oyster sauce. All delicious and flavorful. They also have a menu for made to order.

The food stall in 168 market
Nco Y.

The food is expensive at this stall. The food was mediocre. The spaghetti was ok different taste from the usual Italian spaghetti. The tokiyoki was good I think it is a must, but for $8 too little quantity I think. The coconut milk drink was good though I would get that again. Gotta try this place when you are here at 168 market. There are many other food stalls so more reviews to come.

Amethyst W.

It's been a while since I've been here. They've really done a great job on the remodeling that they are in process of doing. You can tell everything is very bright and well lit. It looks very clean in here even though there's still parts that are under construction. There's so many varieties of food and vegetables. There's lots to look at and see. I definitely come back when they finish remodel to check out their new food court. It'll be very interesting to see what they have coming up.

Dumplings
Karol C.

I have visited 168 Asian Market a few times looking for specific items such as egg roll wrappers, various juices, fruit, and snacks. Anything you want, this Asian market has it from spices to specialty items, produce, drinks, and any other grocery needs. I was unaware that there is a hot food court available in the back of the market. Every Chinese dish you crave is available. They will also cook seafood you've purchased in the market for you. On this visit I ordered a scrumptious bowl of bok choy and mushrooms. I also ordered dumplings. All of it was amazing and fresh. I will definitely continue to order from the amazing Chinese food menu as I visit for my grocery needs.

Food court
Doug R.

Wow! Business must be good, very good. 168 Mkt is more than doubling in size. Aisles are a bit more spacious. A lot more cold cases too.

Tim T.

Pretty good Asian supermarket but pales in comparison to the ones in Cali or Texas (I guess size wise and food court offerings wise). Still wide selection of Asian goods and wares, one cafe with interesting Asian cuisine selections and random goods stores located in the front (although most were closed on a Sunday). Recommended and check it out bruh!

Vincent L.

Looks like they made some small improvements in the store. Majority still the same. You can order seafood online now. Some items are expired so still have to watch out for those. The supermarket is full of items, shelves are stock all the time. Price is cheaper than Walmart overall.

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biggest asian market in metro detroit area. Always something good and special are there. their chicken are super good

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Ask the Community - 168 Asian Mart

I LOVE item #2 from the restaurant, I want to buy the ingredients to make this, however the kitchen staff was not able to communicate which adult I could find the sauce. Any chance you can share what's in the noodles?

I am sorry I don't know. I will ask around to see if I can find out,

Is there a picture of the recent menu in the food court area? It's a specific area it's the place you sit down?

each stall is individual so no group menu was posted. Each Stall has Its Own Menu.

Has anyone had their live crab? I would like to buy some but am cornered about the tanks. What is the process to buy them and do they clean and cook it on site? Does the crab taste clean?

the tanks seem a bit murky when you look at them, and we know thats what bottom feeders like - ie crab. I've watched others get the crabs packed live in a bag and take them to pay at the front. someone ordered some fish and a few crabs which was… Read more

Has anyone ordered electric appliances from here? Do they ship out of state?

As far as I know they are a grocery store. I have not seen appliances sold there.

Did they close?

I shopped at 168 Market in December and they were open and fully stocked.

Do they have boba pearls for sale?

Yes, I've purchased the dry ones there. They also sell boba milk tea where the bakery!

Hello community Is there a price list…

Yes on the duck and I've seen some aloe Vera products.

I bought a wok there today and am wondering if it's carbon steel or teflon?

I would love to help, but honestly, I think I would have asked someone before buying it. Asian like to cook at high heat so I doubt a teflon would be your answer.

Does their Bakery carry those cream buns that you can get at a dim sum place?

Hi Mel B. Though one to answer. They have their staples, but they also mix it up periodically. I've seen cream buns there (with finely shredded coconut), but I don't know what you're referring to. I've never had a cream bun at dim sum, where do you… Read more

Do they carry Soursop?

they carry soursop juice

Does anyone know if 168 will be open during the holidays (25-31)?

I believe they should always be open :)

Do they carry cooked suckling pig?

Yes they do. I think they sale $168

Two questions. (1) What is the origin of the frozen fish, and particularly the squid? (2) Does the store carry any gluten free Asian sauces other than soy sauce? Particularly…

Not sure of origin of their meats, it may say on the packaging if it's not from the store...probably China though, if I had to guess? No idea on the sauces, you're probably… Read more

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