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Asia Grocery

3.7 (25 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Lumpia rolls. Defrost for 2 hours before using
Stephanie M.

This store has more variety on egg roll and spring roll wrappers than other ones They have more fish too

Fresh fish
LesLee V.

Asian grocery might be a small store but it has plethora of Asian goodies inside. From live blue crabs, fresh fish, fresh fruits and veggies too. Asian condiments and canned goods are aplenty. They also have so many noodles and ramen to choose from. They are nice and have good service too.

Bakery goods
Angela W.

Asia Grocery is smaller than other Asian markets but the store does carry enough produce, frozen foods, bakery and snacks. The aisles are a little tight so that more groceries are included. It's great that they staff 3 cashiers to make the line go faster

Terry T.

It's been a few years since I last reviewed Asia Grocery. The new ownership and management installed a few years ago have made some improvements. I've been shopping here for about 25 years now and hadn't seen much change in all that time. It had been allowed to deteriorate a little over the years but since new ownership took over it has been cleaned up and well maintained. Inventory, prices, organization, etc... are basically the same as before. The biggest difference is in the attitude of the staff which is now decidedly more friendly and approachable. If you have a question they are happy to provide answers. The current health pandemic caused Asia Grocery to close for a few months. My wife and I certainly missed them and are very happy they are again open for business. Like most Asian markets in this part of the 757, Asia Grocery has a wide variety of products crammed into a small space with crowded aisles. If you are pushing a shopping cart don't expect to be able to pass another customer with a cart in an aisle because most of the aisles are just too narrow. The aisles are considerably wider and easier to navigate on the side of the store where they sell fresh produce, fresh and frozen fish and seafood, frozen meats and many other frozen items. The fresh produce selection is decent and quality is good. The fresh fish and seafood is kept on ice and always of good quality. They have good prices on live blue crabs, much lower than at local seafood markets. Freezer boxes always appear to be in good working order keeping their huge selection of a great variety of frozen products ready to purchase. Anyone for durian? You can get it here, both the whole fruit or just the tasty flesh. Canned, bottled and dry goods are very plentiful with a very wide selection of products from China, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Japan, Korea and more. A wide selection of rice in bulk or smaller bags is plentiful and they have a huge selection of noodles. In addition to grocery items they carry a good supply of pots and pans, rice cookers, dishes, incense and other household items. Overall, Asia Grocery is a pretty decent place to shop. Prices are competitive across the board. Some prices are lower than their competitors, some are higher, most are about the same. They carry some items I can't find elsewhere and seem to have most everything my wife and I look for when shopping for Asian groceries. The store is located in the Hunter's Mill Shoppes which is a small shopping center with a common parking lot which affords ample parking for Asia Grocery and the other stores in the shopping center. The parking lot is generally free of trash and debris. They are open seven days a week which makes it pretty convenient.

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Audrey P.

Teeny tiny place. Old place, a little shabby and not much has changed over the years. Usually has almost everything my parents need to cook at home. Been going here since I was a kid. ...Guilty, I come here for the snacks. They have their baked goods/ready to eat food in the front across the registers on this little shelf. Stock changes daily. I've come in various times and always find something to grab for my drive. They always have Pan De Sal, Obe/Coconut bread. I like to get Hopia, palitaw, puto, sapin sapin, if it's in stock. Every once in a while they'll have Banh Cuon (vietnamese steamed rice rolls w/ meat) I never pass on these if they have it. The main lady at the registers always talks loud, don't be alarmed or offended if she talks to you, it's her voice, haha. I've gotten use to it over the years, she always remembers my family and I when we come in.

Seafood selection
Nick N.

Your typical Vietnamese grocery store. They have a descent selection of fresh seafood. I see many people enjoy getting blue crab. Downside like many asian grocery stores is a $5 minimum purchase if your are using a card.

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Small family Asian market. They have a nice selection of international foods, spices and meats. Not a very large vegetable selection though.

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Small market. Fresh Asian veggies looked okay. Got a very fresh tile fish. Steamed, was very good.

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Do they have fish frying service?

I don't think so, it didn't smell at all like cooked food in there. You can call ahead and ask , lady was helpful

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Dockside Seafood Market

Dockside Seafood Market

3.8(565 reviews)
5.9 mi
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Our to-go place for great seafood with an awesome view. Favorites are the tuna sandwich, steamed…read moreshrimp, Sunset special flounder or crab cake sandwich. Food is out quickly and staff Lauren and Cara are always a pleasure!

Virginia Beach has no shortage of seafood spots, so a 30-minute wait at a place this large on a…read moreSaturday night tells you something meaningful. Six of us came in around 6:30 for a college reunion weekend, wanting one proper local seafood meal out of the trip. We put our names down and grabbed drinks from the bar before choosing a space to sit outside. The restaurant is really big, with indoor seating, outdoor sea-facing tables, and a little market in the back. There's also a picnic table area with some giant lawn game going, which is where we enjoyed our drinks, making the wait genuinely pleasant instead of something to endure. For our first round, we tried the "crush," the local specialty, and ordered one of every flavor. Fresh squeezed juice, flavored vodka, triple sec, Sprite. Grapefruit and cherry limeade were the winners. The pineapple was awful. None of them were very strong, so after the novelty wore off I moved on to something more my speed (nothing beats a tequila soda). They also have a respectable beer selection. Our table ended up right by the water with a view of the boats, and our waitress was so helpful walking us through the menu, including the fact that lumpia is a local specialty here thanks to the area's Filipino population, which I did not know. We got oysters and three other appetizers, then split one entree between every two people since the portions are enormous. The fried shrimp was the unanimous favorite, and the spinach crab dip, lumpia, blackened crab cake (almost everyone ordered it), potato salad, and hushpuppies were all excellent. All of that, plus roughly two cocktails a person and tip, came to about $50 each, which felt like quite the steal for high quality seafood! Big attached parking lot, docks if you're coming in by boat, and the market sells shirts, hats, fresh crab meat, take-home versions of the appetizers, and fishing basics. There was a bit of a line/wait if you wanted to use the women's restroom (but isn't that the case everywhere?) I would definitely come back here next time I'm in town!!

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E mart

E mart

4.1(111 reviews)
2.3 mi
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If you are looking for a fusion market that has a variety of fruit and international spices and…read moreproducts. I HIGHLY suggest you check this place out... BE WARNED! I think prices are a biotech HIGH but what places do you know that haven't been impacted by inflation? From dragon fruit to quail eggs this was a foodies field day! If you are into cooking exotic cuisine or simply want to try some international snacks, I say check this place out!

What happened to the first E-Mart adjoined to Costco and Fresh Market? E-Mart occupied the same…read morebuilding as World Market, now with new signs and different merchandise. The new location has only half of what I bought at Jefferson Avenue in Newport News (not the other store on Warwick blvd.) E-Mart was relocated virtually overnight and without warning to Virginia Beach from Newport News. Did an army of marauders lug everything south or was it quantum tunneling and computer modeling that displace matter within space...? World Market in Newport News is the new E-Mart and has only furniture, not the Asian food I was looking for. Instead, I went next door to Fresh Market and bought two bags of red, white and blue potato chips. The woman of color behind the counter knew I understood what they had done. She said something out of context with my shopping trip: "It's my turn now." As if reparations are my duty to the world and I have to hand over the American legacy on a silver platter to make things right. Oh, so that's why you keep moving things around. Okay! Don't look at me if you want 40 acres and a mule because thanks to the local radical left politicians and reverse discrimination I have neither. This is a shell game. Someone is practicing psyops.

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The Fresh Market

The Fresh Market

4.1(72 reviews)
1.9 mi
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My wife and I just discovered this gem to shop at. Our budget isn't quite where we could buy most…read moreof our stuff here yet but it's kind of a "Toys-R-Us" vibe for adults who appreciate quality food. The coffee bean section is our first stop!

I've been a loyal Fresh Market customer for quite a while and order from them frequently through…read moredelivery. Overall, I've had consistently great experiences, which is why I wanted to share both the positives and one area that could use some attention. The Fresh Market has one of the best meat counters around. Their filet mignon is my go-to purchase, and it's always been outstanding. Their produce is consistently fresh, and I also love their bakery. They regularly offer unique seasonal and specialty baked goods that are always worth trying. Today, I decided to order their fresh bruschetta because it's not something many stores carry. I was excited to try it, but unfortunately, when it arrived, it didn't look fresh at all. Even though the container is dated to expire tomorrow, it had a milky appearance that made it look unappetizing and, in my opinion, not safe to eat. I understand that products can occasionally slip through the cracks, but I think this is something that should have been noticed before it made it into a customer's order. Whether it's during stocking, by the department team, or at checkout, I hope more attention is given to products that no longer appear fresh, even if they're still within the sell-by date. Overall, this one experience won't keep me from shopping at The Fresh Market. I still highly recommend them for their excellent meat department, fresh produce, bakery, and the convenience of delivery. I just hope they take a closer look at product quality so future customers don't have the same experience. So the next morning I woke up with the intention of drinking my Bizzy Expresso Cold Brew Coffee only to find it expired a month ago which is very concerning and disappointing! It tells me that stores are not paying attention to their products!!

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Asia Grocery - intlgrocery - Updated October 2026

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