This is my favorite Asian supermarket in Berlin! It's not the largest or the cheapest but the…read moreconvenient location, good selection & friendly staff keeps me coming back. This is also the only place that I have found that sells the super delicious and healthy Pate di'Arachide variety of peanut butter. They don't have a very large produce section but what they do sell is usually fresh looking and relatively cheap. The coriander bunches from here are always more fresh than at the other Asian markets near me. Also the store is always very clean and well organized. Most of all, the location is great. It is right off of Alexplatz, close to an U-Bahn entrance, and next door to Alexa shopping center so you can stop in for a Starbucks on your way home!

Immer wenn ich in Asia-Laeden gehe habe ich das Gefuehl in eine Art Kramladen zu gehen…read more unübersichtlich und bis zur Decke mit Stuff vollgepackt. Der Asia-Markt Lee in den S-Bahnboegen am Alex ist da anderes. Alles mMn übersichtlich, aber trotzdem seeehr reichhaltige Auswahl für jeden Asiakochexperten ( sry aber dazu kann ich mich leider nicht zählen ), sollte ich jemals in der Lage sein koennen etwas feines asiatisches zuzubereiten werde ich hier alles passende finden :D in der zwischenzeit lass ich mich verköstigen :P

Had some business to do in Berlin, and since the little town where I live doesn't have much in the…read moreway of Latin American products, I knew I had to visit this place while I was in town. Barely made it before he closed, but it was worth it. This is probably the best Latin market in the country, which makes sense since it's in the capital. Picked up some hot sauce, salsa verde, giant cans of hominy, some chicloso and other candies, and a bottle of Cazadores Reposado. The last one was a particular highlight for me because it is really hard to find tequila I like at German supermarkets. All this stuff made my bag pretty heavy on the train back home, but I don't regret it at all.

If you are searching for Mexican food, ingredients, sauces, salsas, products, and alcohol, this is…read morethe place for you. Reasonably priced with a huge selection, this is a joy for expats as well as anyone that likes Mexican food. Though there are several German-made products, it looks like the majority of the stuff is of Mexican manufacture. I discovered it by accident, walking by at night, and came back the next day and filled my bag up. Then the next day I returned with two friends and filled my bag again. Worth the trip! It's conveniently located at the intersection of Danziger and Greifswalder, with tram stops at every corner.

Very good selection of South Asian groceries. Service is…read moremostly okay, sometimes great. Typical Berlin cramped-style supermarket - If you want a roomier or bigger version, they have a much larger location (same owners) only a small walk through the parking lot next door... but don't ignore this shop just because it is smaller, because sometimes they offer extra special things that you might not always find at the other location!

This place goes by many names, including "Punjab Afro Market" and "Punjab Foods". This is the best…read moreplace to buy plantains in Berlin (they offer three levels of ripeness), refried beans, and they sell more affordable corn tortillas. It's not the nicest or cleanest experience but they have the best variety.

Wonderful addition to Helmholzkiez. Julia has stocked the grocery with tasty and surprising…read morePortuguese specialties. And, her baking is to die for -- I've tried several quiches and savory pastries as well as the sweets. The quality is authentic and high for reasonable prices. You should definitely support this new local business and stop by for a Garoto.

It made me incredibly happy to see many familiar Asian foods in this market. Being thousands of…read moremiles away from home, this market provided me with all the components necessary for making my favorite Filipino dishes. My goal during my last visit was to pick up a few Filipino ingredients. Although, Japanese, Thai, Chinese, and Korean ingredients and specialty foods are also sold at Asia Mekong: Sauces and spices, dried seaweed wrappers, assortments of bagged and loose leaf teas, oodles of noodles, and frozen dumplings (give em a try; they're surprisingly good for being frozen!) can all be found. Even freshly made packaged foods like Kimchi are available for purchase in the refrigerator section. What I especially enjoy about Asia Mekong are the familiar brands carried. I was fortunate to had discovered Spring Home brand egg roll wrappers, bottles of Datu Puti vinegar, and packages super sweet Philippine Dried Mangoes. Prices are reasonable, I believe, especially if you're on a tight budget; though, fresh foods do cost a little more. Service at Asia Mekong is efficient and friendly. They deliver some of the best customer service I've experienced during my weekly supermarket trips. Awesome selection of food, CLEAN shop, recognizable brands, and welcoming service: these are some of the factors that make Asia Mekong one of my favorite grocery stores to shop at in Berlin.

Pretty disappointed. Minimal selections. Definitely don't go here for Asian produce because they…read morebarely have any. I bought one of the two or three brands of kimchi they had and it is not that good. Their sauce selection also wasn't great. I also bought a lot of ramen -- they had a decent variety but it could be better. It was super hot in there and the service is really bad. I don't think I will be returning here. There just isn't enough!

Unfortunately it is no longer there, but Asia Mekong has a few other locations and the one in…read morePrenzlauer Berg is nice as well. Old (2018) Review First thing is the loose/fresh tofu (the best in Berlin!) And I've tried them all as I cook a lot of Asian dishes and have shopped at every Asian store in Berlin since I've been here over the last 5 years or so. They also carry a very good selection of quality pre-packaged tofu. They manage to get in quite an international array of products in this shop - Thai, Korean, Indian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Taiwanese, Nepalese, Malaysian, etc. They carry a good selection of Asian staples and some surprisingly reasonable speciality items, spices, spice mixes, sauces, noodles, teas, dried and canned goods, frozen and refrigerated products, etc. They have all the standard Asian fresh produce such as Daikon radish, Bok Choi, Napa cabbage, spring onions, bean sprouts, Achiote, plantains, fresh coconuts, etc. They even have yummy Asian snacks and drinks to grab and go. There is an extra room behind/past the register with more products (Ramen, large bags of rice, etc.). They also carry some Asian cookware, rice cookers and health/beauty/personal care. The store is clean, organised, average prices and decent enough service by Berlin standards. It's in a great location (very central, right next to Alexander Platz).