Fantastic grocery store with a huge variety and quantity of delicious food - from fresh produce…read more(and deals), to live seafood, Asian sauces, curry pastes, sweets, to frozen dumplings and kimbap! They have a food court with Chinese dishes (I noticed they have a vegetarian eggplant tofu dish), sushi and onigiri, and more. I ordered a mango pomelo drink on my way out as 0% sweet and did not realize it included popping boba and jellies. Excited to return - next time I will order a more basic tea and try their food court!

Food is decent and convenient. Better than driving down to chicago if you're looking for something…read moreacceptable. They usually have a deal every week and I've definitely come more often over the last few months. Service is extremely slow if you order online. Just order at the kiosk or in person for faster service.

I ordered 23 expensive cans of sardines in olive oil, totaling $101.93 and they sent me sardines in…read moresunflower oil, which is a very different and inferior product. When I contacted them, they first offered a 25% partial refund and to keep the items. I asked for 60% instead and they agreed. But when they refunded me, they did not include the total cost with the shipping. This was a complete rip off, because it is their fault that they advertised the wrong product and sold it online without checking the ingredients. It's their fault, they should have refunded on the total cost, which included their very expensive $25 shipping. When I emailed them about this, they said that I agreed to the 60% refund on the items, and that this didn't include the shipping cost, but I never agreed to receiving 60% on the items without the expensive shipping charge. This was a trick of theirs. They are the ones that made the false advertisement for the wrong product. It's their fault, they don't get to do things like exclude the expensive shipping from the percentage of the total cost that they are refunding me. I would not order from them again.

This is a good local emergency place to pick up a few items when I'm in a pinch. They have quite…read morethe variety of European food in both refrigerated, frozen and shelf items. They even have a few grab and go items like arancini (small, no meat) and Greek beef filled . The fish was limited today but a good trip overall.

I practically live here. It's such a good market and we stop in to stock up at least once a month…read more Usually more. I can almost always find what I need here. Some Korean ingredients, some Japanese, Chinese. It's all in one convenient spot. They're well stocked on any buns and dumplings you'd need, veggies not carried in chain grocers, fresh meat and seafood, condiments for days. Teas, dried herbs, noodles, fresh baked goods, snacks, utensils and cookware. There's a lot packed into this little shop. The aisles can feel cramped at times, so patience is key. Take your time, maybe you'll discover some new! I really love the convenience of pre-sliced meats for cooking hotpot. Pre-packaged soup bases are also amazing. I'm a fan of little sheep brand. They also carry my favorite brand of milk tea from Japan. The wall of ramen is also impressive, as there are many varieties to choose from.

Since my last time here, seems like upkeep has been a problem. Produce was wilty, fish tanks were…read morefishy and smelly (and no, not all fish tanks reek. I can tell the difference between a clean fish tank and an unkept one), and price labels were missing. It felt cramped. On the plus side, everything was well stocked, I didn't see any expired shelf items, freezer section was clean and price was ok. Wish the upkeep is better so I don't feel as cringy when shopping here, since selection is good (minus produce and fish).

Seriously, it's like walking into another country!…read more Pan-Asian Supermarket is an experience all on its own. The variety of unique fruits, roots, vegetables, spices, and seafood is incredible. And when I say seafood, I mean it feels like walking into an actual fish market! I'm standing there thinking, Who eats eel? And then wondering, How exactly do you cook a jellyfish head?! And don't even get me started on the Balut egg... WHO is eating that?! But putting my adventurous-food questions aside, this is absolutely the place to come for all your stir-fry, curry, and ramen needs. They have an amazing selection of vegetables, sauces, oils, noodles, and rice--including plenty of options in bulk. The food court looked AMAZING, and whatever you do, DO NOT skip the bakery! The baked goods were soooo good. Whether you're looking for something familiar or want to venture way outside your comfort zone, this place has it all. We'll definitely be adding Pan-Asian Supermarket to our regular store rotation!

Asian grocery stores are my "happy place." When I lived in Texas I had no less than 4 Asian grocery…read morestores within a 2 miles radius of my home (if that). H Mart was my favorite, followed by Ranch 99. Unfortunately, here in Wisconsin, I have to now drive nearly 10 miles to get to the closest Asian market! So when I heard Pan Asian was opening in my area (2-3 years ago), I literally marked my calendar for opening day. I'm so happy they're a part of the community now! First off, today, LOUIS deserves a big gold star (if not a raise, hint hint, management, lol). Not only did he stop what he was doing, but walked me over to what I was looking for. TWICE. No eye-rolling, no exasperated sighs - nope, he just said "sure, it's right over here..." THAT kind of customer support alone goes MILES for those who are new or unfamiliar with a place (as I was), and makes me want to return again soon! Like many Asian stores, Pan Asian had elements of "chaos" throughout the store - they were doing lots of stocking when I was there (mid-afternoon on a Wednesday), and the music was a bit too loud (Note to management: background music is supposed to be just that - in the background, quiet and atmospheric - not a dance club). As at other stores, Pan Asian needs to keep tabs on their price tags - many were missing, or the product above the price tag was NOT the product on the tag, or 2 different but similar products by the same brand with only one price tag made shopping a bit frustrating. But as I always do, I'll have a short list of 3-5 items, and end up leaving with a cartful. ‍ For me it's easy to spend a solid hour or more there, just oooh-ing and ahhh-ing over all the exotic items, the live fish, the interesting kitchen goods (even if I can't read 99% of the labels). I always try to leave with something new to me; today, it was pickled plums (I've started making sushi and onigiri at home, and heard pickled plums were a Japanese favorite with onigiri). They're awesome, but very salty, indeed. Their produce section is large, amazing, and FRESH. Hard to choose what to get from that section, as well as their bountiful flavorings, sauces, Speaking of, I was thrilled to find that the store also has an incredible sushi selection and yes, even onigiri too (though TBT the price was a bit steeper than I hoped, and I could not find any onigiri molds in their hard goods section). I must admit that several items I looked at throughout the store seemed rather pricey - not sure if that a tariffs thing, or an import thing - so I will stick with Woodman's for my "regular" shopping, while supplementing with more of the fun Asian items I find at Pan Asian!

It is a great business and the workers are rather friendly. I have always had a good experience and…read morethe cashiers are nice.

Made the trek to Mei Hua Asian market in West Allis. I really like this place, but want to like it…read moremore. It's a bit hidden in the corner of the shopping center at National and Hwy 100 (108th St). It's a small place, with rather narrow aisles. However, as much as I like this place, and as much as I like to shop there, I can't in good conscience give it high marks for the following reasons: 1. It just doesn't feel very clean. Lots of miscellaneous "schmutz" in the freezers, on the counters, on the shelves, on the floors. Pieces and parts of products smooshed here and there, especially in the produce section, and the store shelves and racks (especially the produce area) didn't look clean, nor like they'd been cleaned or wiped down in some time. Gave me kind of a "brother, ewww" feeling. 2. As well "neat and tidy" aren't words I'd use about this shop. As noted above, things are strewn about rather higgledy-piggledy, with products in the wrong places, or in a "this doesn't make sense here" location, or whole shelves of product overturned, or items fallen down the freezer units, or stacked on the floors in the aisles....things seemed to be piled all over the place, even by the pay register. Maybe I came on restocking day? As noted, it's a tiny place, they've really done their best to shoe-horned in their products, but I noticed something rather odd. Rather than tear down the wall to increase their store square footage with what I assume was a space next door that became available, they instead opened a tiny cafe/restaurant. Made me wonder...why? Especially what with the way everything is already so crammed into the store? Is this "normal" for these kinds of places? 3. This one didn't make for easy shopping. It seems as if only about 25% of the store is price-tagged or price marked. And current price tags are old, worn, torn, or don't even reflect the items on the shelves above or around them. The back room was the worst. They would have 4-5 brands of a similar item on a shelf, with only ONE very worn price tag for only ONE of those products. When I got to the checkout, I had to ask what the price was on a couple of items, and then ended up not buying them, something that could have been avoided if they'd been marked. As well, none the hard goods (plates, bowls, utensils, pots & pans, etc) seemed to be price-marked at all from what I could see. Mei Hua, price ALL of your items, please! 4. Lastly - mind you, I didn't have time to look for, nor did I notice this on my most recent visit - but in past visits I had noticed several items that were well past the due dates stamped on product packages or containers. We're talking MANY months out of date. So that was a bit unnerving, but I don't know if this issue has been resolved or not. I know the profit margin for grocery stores is razor thin; perhaps even moreso with these small "mom & pop" types of places that cater to a smaller group of people. Perhaps they opened the cafe in hopes of bringing in more revenue? However, while all of this above will not stop me from shopping at Mei Hua, it will make me much more cautious about the products I do buy there. YMMV of course.

I feel like one of my new pastimes is shopping for specialty food, and O'Malley's made for a good…read moreweekend stop. They had candy, frozen meat pies, crackers, chips, cookies, digestives, jams, coffee, tea, seasoning mixes, bangers, Vegemite...an impressive array of foodstuffs to peruse. It's a good selection of Irish and British food, but I also saw a fair amount of German specialties as well. They had peppermint Aero, which I love. While there is a parking lot for the building, the spots were full, but we found street parking nearby.

A must for your Irish taste buds-sweet,salty, meaty, crispy, you name it! The owners are welcoming,…read morefull of great conversation and laughs. Location is easy to find. There's a parking lot right in front and available on the side street. Prices are very reasonable and the selection is phenomenal! Looking forward to some tasty sausage rolls from my oven Stop by-you'll be glad you did!!

Very good Southeast Asian grocery with a great selection of frozen fish, frozen prepared Southeast…read moreAsian foods, produce, and Southeast Asian rice. A little less choice in Far East Asian ingredients, and little to nothing of interest to South Asian cooks. The assumption might be that anyone shopping here is feeding a clan because it's hard to get only enough vegetables for two humans, but the prices for fresh produce are so good a little waste doesn't bother me too much (especially since I compost). If you are single and not Asian, and think you're okay with American supermarket instant ramen, you need to rethink cheap eats and try some instant noodle soup from here. A few coins more will get you much tastier instant noodle soups, especially the ones without good English translation on the packages. Add some of the fresh vegetables and tofu or bean sprouts you get here and you can make a cheap meal nutritious and well balances. I guess technically bean sprouts are vegetables but noodle soups require more than two added ingredients I think.

Mo's food market is my go to place for Asian groceries in Milwaukee! It's super close to my…read moreapartment and it has all the basics I need. Their pork belly and chicken are a great deal and I love trying their new products in their frozen section (they always have the coolest ice cream)! They don't have a ton of fresh produce, but their cabbage and bok choy are such a great deal for a huge bag! They also have a pretty big snack and drink section as well!

Small but clean store. Stocked up on many of my favorite items noodles, kimchi , instant coffee…read more If in the neighborhood (Silver City) I will stop. Next time I will try papaya salad I just didn't have time today. Appeared family owned and super friendly every single person said hello to me . WOW

Asian international market…read more Asian market. Simple. Large. Own my Cambodian people. Recommended

The food taste so fresh and delicious I have to go back for round 2. The pa ka pow (pork) go so…read morewell with the taro boba. As a picky pregnant woman this definitely fill my tastebuds with happiness. I love how the Spicy pork Pa ka pow tastes so much like the pa ka pow back in Thailand. Chef definitely did a good job at cooking this delicious dish. Definitely would recommend 10/10. The staff and workers were very welcoming and nice.

Their Thai Boat noodle is the best !! This is the only place i would come to if i want Southeast…read moreAsian food .

Who knew there was a Afro/Carribbean store in the middle of 'Tosa. I was on my way to Mayfair - I…read morehad to stop and check the store out. Anyway,this is I think the third Afro/Carribbean store in the Milwaukee metro area. Its more of a beauty supply store. My issue with the beauty section is they sell bleaching creams which are illegal- I am not a fan of. They have a small food section - if you are a fan of African/Carrib. food they sell usual fufu,gari, powdered corn, sardine, mackerel, canned eggplant,palm oil, phonecards, Cd's frozen meat (goat) section, DVD section. If you like to watch West African movies you can buy and rent them out too. The owner was super nice and was willing to order anything I couldn't find in the store. They are a little bit on the pricey side, but they are still worth checking out.