Nice store with all required Asian products. Very friendly staff and prices are reasonable.read more

From the owner: Asiatische Lebensmittel in Offenbach. Hochwertigen Produkten aus thailändische Rezepte und auch…read morenoch viel mehr

Conveniently located in the bottom of the Hauptbahnhof, Siglo is a great Asian market that has more…read moreor less everything you'll need on a quick shopping run. Open on Sundays (YAYYYY- this is why I shop around the Hbf), you can find anything from udon noodles to massaman curry mix to mace to unoki mushrooms. Korean, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Indonesian...it's all covered. Food from the subcontinent is not, for the most part. The staff is very friendly and super helpful, but beware, you must pay with cash (unless it is over 10 Euros I believe, but don't mark my word on that). They also sell accessories, kitchenware, and anything else you may need to eat a complete Asian meal. The reason I don't shop here more often is because there are better and bigger Asian stores. And those better Asian stores are cheaper. Quite a bit cheaper, in fact. I also prefer a variety of goods and since it is missing Indian products, I find it easier to head up Kaiserstraße to my beloved Spicelands and the Asian markets on the that street. But if you're hanging around underground and don't feel like walking through the 'interesting' streets around the Hbf, this place is for you!

One of the best and also biggest Chinese-Asian markets in Frankfurt in my eyes…read more Price and quality ratio is good. Here you really can find everything you need for daily life. ^^

From the owner: Der Yuan Fa Asia Markt begrüßt Sie nahezu täglich mit einem vielfältigem Angebot der asiatischen…read moreKüche. Von A wie Andenken bis Z wie Zimt. Bei uns finden Sie über mehrere Tiefkühlschränke mit Tiefkühlwaren für z.B. Dim Sum, Frühlingsrollen, oder andere asiatische Spezialitäten. Ebenfalls bieten wir eine große Auswahlmöglichkeiten der Basiszutaten wie Reis, Nudeln, Sojasoßen, Fischsoßen oder andere Soßen. Oder nur um kurz ein erfrischendes Getränk mit auf die Reise zu nehmen. Egal was sie wollen hier begrüßt und berät Sie ein stehts bemühtes und kompetentes Team. Wir freuen uns auf Sie

Its as if an American figured out how to export an entire military "Shopette" into a german mall!…read more Ha ha ha! They have everything and is stocked better than a Shoppette in my opinion. However, the price gouging is incredible! These poor germans are paying three times as much for a box of cereal that is found in an american grocery store. Its like a "designer" food shop. You want it, so you'll pay the 300% mark-up. They have cereal, candy, beer, popcorn, chocolate, soda, etc.. I think they even have things you can't find in a typical American military market! Just go and see for yourself, just be willing to pay and arm and a leg!

I wanted over to the central part of Frankfurt one evening and walked around. I got thirsty and…read moredecided to pop into Spicelands. This grocery store is wonderful. It has a ton of food from Asia, the Middle East, and even the Caribbean. I felt like I was in Toronto! I saw a bottle of chrysanthemum tea drink and got it. The cashier was friendly and helpful as I continued to figure out how to use Euros. I love the selection of foods. I wasn't hungry. Otherwise, I would have had a samosa or more! (2)

This is where I do the majority of my shopping in Frankfurt. I love coming into Spicelands and…read moreperusing around looking for all the things I need... and don't need! The market has a very Indian focus, but also carries a variety of goods from the Caribbean, Asia, and the Middle East. You can get cheap young coconuts, amla berries, avocados, and even fresh curry leaves (which are surprisingly difficult to find in Frankfurt) here. But be aware- the curry leaves go fast once a shipment arrives! I stock up on them and freeze them when I can find them. If you're carrying other bags into Spicelands, you must leave them at the front counter. Not really a surprise given the area of the city the shop is in, but this may be a nuisance to many customers. Try to make Spicelands your first stop on your shopping around town if possible! Not only does Spicelands carry every spice you could possibly need (seriously never go to Rewe to buy overpriced spices... go here!), they also sell incense, Indian cooking accessories, and beers from all around the world. If you can't find something in Spicelands, just ask the staff and they will helpfully assist you or let you know where you can get it or tell you when the next order will arrive.

Small but full of all the things that mean British culture; Sausages, Cheddar cheese, crisps,…read morepickles, shortbread, jam and even beer. Take a gander, you won't be disappointed!

A Taste of Britain is like good old-fashioned grocery stores used to be, with friendly, personal…read moreservice, but just like old-fashioned grocery stores it's very expensive. The excuse I was given was that they don't make much money, times are hard, etc. etc. I think they might make more money if they simply reduced the prices a bit though. Without being able to look at their books, you do get the uncomfortable feeling of being ripped off. That said, they do have a good selection of British produce, so if you really, really can't live without a fix of Cadburys, or a packet of McVities then bite the financial bullet and go for it. One excellent service they do offer from their online shop, is free delivery within Germany for orders over 75 Euros. So, you could get together with some friends

The mothership of many Chinese products on one of the main strabes right off of the Frankfurt Am…read moreMain Hauptbahnhof. A pretty big store. Everything from fermented black beans to salty fish to tapioca balls. And curry. Wait, more...premade-wrapped char-sui-bao, cookies, snacks, ice cream, Chinese vegetables (fresh), all sorts of noodles in the back, canned vegetables, tofu, spices, hot sauces like the German version of Sriracha, cookware, all sorts or fermented paste and sauces. The only possible missing section is meat/fish but that's not expected. And... not just food, also Tiger Balm and shots of unknown medicine darker than the earths core where the medicine was taken from and only labelled in Chinese! Catering to all Asians that need stuff from the mother land and non Asians looking for Asian stuff. The first time out of dozens of times stepping in here was simple to grab drinks (cold and room temperature), a bottle of grass jelly drink and sweet red bean drink. Ever since I ventured in to the back and discovered many, many products. The shop keepers seem cool and mellow.

Hello favorite Asian supermarket in Frankfurt!…read more Another gem that is open on Sundays (seriously I sometimes go in here on a Sunday for fun just because I can), this place certainly has what you're looking for. It seems to be more Thai / Southeast Asian and Chinese focused (although lots of Japanese and Korean products are hanging around inside too), but really has everything one needs to cook and prepare and enjoyable Asian meal. It is also decently priced compared to many of the places I have been, despite being the go-to spot for many customers seeking Asian products. In here I can find several Asian fruits and vegetables, including lotus root which can be surprisingly difficult to find around Frankfurt (although I tend to only find frozen here given the day). You can also buy any of the herbs and leaves you may need to cook up a perfect Thai curry, and the herbs are always pretty fresh and well taken care of! They also have some randoms in the store like meat cleavers (I know because I purchased one here!) Quick and efficient, the customer service is pretty good and always willing to help if you're unable to locate a product in a prompt manner. Just beware that sometimes it can be slightly crowded in here and you may have to wait your turn! While Spicelands is my favorite Indian (and some Asian and African) supermarket to go to, Gutleut is my favorite for all other Asian.

Went for lunch. Once, not twice. Staff: Japanese yes. I…read morelived in Japan. Service: Ridiculously slow and inefficient, which I don't understand when the sushi rolls are already prepared and displayed to customer, 1 staff just pick them and sent then back to the kitchen, where I assume that someone just cut them before you can pick and pay your items at the cashier. Somehow it takes ages. Ludicrous. Food: Good, but also pricey, I'd rather go elsewhere to eat something else and go to Tokyo later. Atmosphere: you know, that kind of uptight place to see and be seen with a huge glass window and most lonely customers bite on their sushi pretending to be healthy before diving into some junk snack bars later in the afternoon,'cause they would be starving after the frugal lunch backed up with insulin spike for the white rice. It's a fxxx supermarket people :) Sorry, this one just doesn't make it for me.

Very good and cheap sushi. Quality is high and prices are human. :)…read moreNo really a supermarket but small shop where you also can buy some Japanese things. Most of the people come to here because of the sushi.

Great place to find great pt wines. Very high quality vs price…read more And the pasteis de Nata are great

Os pasteis de nata estao aprovados!read more

This is a great Asian Market near Hauptbahnhof. They have almost everything you would need for…read moreChinese, Japanese, Indian and Thai cooking. Its first floor has dry or frozen Asian foods. Second floor has an amazing collection of green Asian foods! This is hard to find away from Asia. I am thrilled to find this section. At this floor there are also some cooking utensils, Asian ceramics. Prices are very reasonable.