Looking for Turkish and Near Eastern groceries? This place will likely have what you are looking…read morefor. They sell fresh produce, have a halal butcher in-house, keep black tea, beans, lentils, rice and other grains in bulk, and the shop is easy to find near the Adolf Reichwein campus of the Uni, too!

This store is a little out of the way (accessible with the C104 bus from the Siegen ZOB), but if…read moreyou are looking for Eastern European groceries - look no further! Mix Markt offers all kinds of imported goods not available at German chain grocers: Armenian cognac, Polish, Czech, and Russian beers, kvas, kosichka / chechil cheese, tvorog (for making syrniki), caviar, frozen pelmeni, specialty meats and produce... the list goes on. Their prices are also very competitive - almost equivalent to the prices I remember when I visited Russia.

To my friendsthank you so much for showing me this place.I have missed proper asian food, and miss…read moremy own home cooking as well. So finding this place has made being so far from home that little bit easier. I could find pretty much everything I was looking for (and more in some cases), the food was as fresh as I have found and leaves the other asian supermarkets I have been to in Köln far behind in its wake of both quality and quantity of asian ingrediants and foods.

overpriced, always check the dates. They also use dirty tricks, like when there is a price tag…read moreclearly attached to the product you want to buy, but once you are at the checkout, they charge you a different sum, claiming that you just didn't look properly. The vegetables are never fresh. Seriously, don't bother.

Just an average Asia market. Sometimes you can make a good catch, but often cheap products…read more Vegetables appear sometimes not really fresh.

From the owner: ...seit 1989 in Köln! Das Asia Center öffnete am 1 August…read more1989 unter dem Namen Asia Markt in Köln auf der Luxemburgerstrasse seine Türen. Sehr schnell erlangte die Familie Chhay einen sehr guten Ruf und rasch baute sich ein Stammpublikum auf das bis heute die Treue hält. Das Geschäft expandierte 1995 und der Barbarossaplatz wurde eröffnet. Von 70 qm auf 200 qm bedeutete eine größere Produktvielfalt mehr Personal und mehr Service. Die Interesse der Großkunden (Kleinmärkte und Restaurants) wuchs unaufhaltsam. 2001 war es soweit, durch das knowhow und die Erfahrung der vergangenen 12 Jahre die einfließen konnten, öffnete das Asia Center sein Tor mit einer Vielfalt auf 600 qm und 3 Etagen einem Tiefkühlbereich der so in Deutschland einmalig ist. Jetzt finden Sie uns auf der Hohe Pforte 4-6 in 50676 Köln

It was interesting to walk through here. Magazines, a few books, candy, tea, jam, crisps I guess…read moreyou British folk call 'em, and even British radio. Scones. Little lemon cakes. Root beer and cream soda, all kindsa beer. Cheese. They had all kinds of candy from my American childhood that I don't think they sell anymore back home - runts, nerds, lemonheads, mike and Ike's... It was a blast from the past. Staff were nice. : ) thank you.

i really like this shop, because it offers many items that you can't find anywhere else…read more.. i used to come here for the Salt&Vinegar Chips, but since you can now also buy them at Kaufhof or even at Real i haven't been here for a while. last time i went i came here for some ingredients to bake a pumpkin pie. service was (as usual) very friendly and helpful. :)