Opened in 1914, the Art Nouveau structure is full of food and vegetables and meats and cheeses and…read morespices and flowers and silverware. It's almost overwhelming to find this much variety in a single space. The smell of fresh baked bread, glass counters in front of salads and freshly made sandwiches, pastries, there is a lot to see here. If this is your first time, I suggest climbing the stairs and looking down from above. It will give you a better perspective of the layout so that you can explore properly. I was already stuffed from the wine and sausage from the Weihnachtsmarkt so no purchases today. But lots of browsing. I'll need to come back to here. Surely there's a food tour that can help? [Review 21257 overall - 261 in Germany - 222 of 2024.]

One of the best markethalls. The main floor with all the food has a ton of options and all the food…read morelooked so good. The upstairs has a ton of high end stores. There are also a few restaurant options.

From the owner: Feinkost, Delikatessen, Obst, Gemüse, Südfrüchte, Blumen, ....einfach frischerread more

Located in the basement of Galeria Kaufhof is a large Asian grocery store with rice, ramen, sauces,…read moreteas, cooking tools, fruits, veggies, and sweet treats from many Asian cultures and countries. The selection is amazing and for the most part, the prices are reasonable. The store is clean and well-organized. Staff is helpful if you need assistance. I was looking for a specific Indonesian sauce which they didn't sell. Otherwise, I discovered some great items and can't wait to start cooking! www.goasia.net

This Asian store is "Amazing" The varieties of fresh veggies are not only fresh but great prices…read more I'm Japanese/Palau you will find Frozen Tapioca & sweet potato all varieties of frozen fish as well. Lots and lots of Ramen you have never seen before! Different kinds of sauces and Asian seasonings. They also have lots of snacks. They are always busy too. They are very helpful as well and speak a little English but very very well. I was looking for Chinese cooking wine and Asian broth for wonton soup and they had everything I needed. To me, their prices are reasonable and cheaper. Some things such as kimchee base (Japanese brand) was a bit pricey. But everything else was very affordable. I ride the S-Bähn from Vaihingen to to Arnulf-Klett-Platz. It's in a very busy part of downtown and parking is not cheap and not easy to find. Once I get off I find my way to the signs "Königstraße" it will lead you to a stairway going up and to the city you go! Once on the top you will be facing the Main Street so turn around and you will be right at the heart of the main shopping centers on both sides. If you walk down you'll see go asia & a sport wear shop. You need to go into the sport shop and take the elevator underground. Press "U" and you'll be there!