After living here for a quarter century and enduring an "Asian Desert" we have a fine market for…read moreAsian groceries, not quite H-Mart but pretty darn close. In addition to all the sauces, mostly Vietnamese and Korean, there are seasonings, spices, fresh produce including guavas, durian (frozen whole and peeled), baby bananas (apple bananas? not sure the variety) and Asian greens like Shanghai baby bok choi, gai lan, and water spinach, garlic chives and long beans. Didn't see pea vines but they are quite hard to get. Bulk rice and dried mushrooms, and fresh fish and seafood as well as meats including organ meats. Noodles fresh, frozen and dried as far as the eye can see. A small section of housewares. Outside the market (which is in the old Toys R Us if you remember back when) there is a small food court with roast duck, banh mi and pastries. There is also a Korean bbq restaurant and a noodle and dumpling restaurant nearby in the parking area, the Korean bbq is across from the market and the noodle dumpling house is next to where the old Borders bookstore had been (on the way out of the shopping center.) Worth the trip. We enjoy cooking at home, especially Asian food and we enjoy grocery shopping so this was a really fun excursion. And since we eat a lot of bok choi, we'll be back soon.

We stopped by Hung Vuong Food Market a week or so ago when we were passing through Newark,…read moreDelaware. It's a large Asian grocery store that sells everything from fresh seafood, produce, cooking tools, frozen food, and more. It has a small food court area with a few vendors, which is really why we stopped by, but we explored the store after lunch. If we lived in the area, we'd shop here all the time.

The cleanest Asian market you'll ever see. It's well organized with staples you'll need to cook…read moreAsian food. It's much smaller than the newly-opened Hung Vuong for sure, but it also provides a much more efficient shopping experience--you won't feel overwhelmed and get lost in the endless aisles. The owner who runs the register at Ebo is extremely friendly and helpful.

New Chinese/Asian grocery store alert!…read more Located in the Swedesford Plaza shopping center, it's not big market, but very clean and well lit inside. Nice selections of Asian vegetables, fruits, price is not as low as Chinatown lower than some other suburban Asian markets. According to the owner, the produce comes in daily, which is great to know. Frozen section (dumplings, buns, fishballs, etc) contains some nice brands that I could only find in New York/North Jersey previously. They have meat and Seafood (frozen and live), especially live fish, lobster and crabs (seasonal). Tons of noodles, rice, tofu, dried goods, condiments, sauces, and big selection of snacks. Super nice owners. They kept telling me that they would continue to stock their shelves daily. If you need something specific and can't find, ask them; they get their supplies from Philly and New York and are willing to find items when there's a demand. If they're unable to find it due to supply shortage, they would tell you. I really appreciated their honesty. Real-time updates via WeChat group, but it's mostly in Chinese. I would wait a bit until they are fully stocked, but there's definitely great potential to be my go-to Asian grocery store. Note: their current closing time is 7:30, not 8pm.

I wanted to write an update for this store, since it's just gotten better and better since I…read morestarted coming here during my first year working in Downingtown. As I said in my previous review, I used to shop at another store in Whitehall and I mostly frequented that store for the past year. HOWEVER--I'm a total convert to this place now. I have gone once a week since I returned home for the summer and have been pleasantly surprised by their offerings each time. This store just continues to improve each time I go. The only wish I have is that they bring back the chocolate Vitasoy! I was able to find it one time last year...and I've never seen it again. I was really hoping that it was a stock item here because the only time I'm able to get it is when I'm in Hong Kong...and I don't go there enough to satisfy my cravings for it! This is a great store which will definitely become my "staple" Chinese grocery store now that I've had the chance to come a bunch of times :)

Great bottled sauces, fun snacks (pocky and Japanese marble sodas) seaweed, oils, frozen foods etc…read more I love this store for trying new things. Prices reasonable.

Make sure you bring your own bags or be willing to empty out a grocery cart by individual items on…read moreyour own. I was a bit surprised by the bag thing as most places in the PA suburbs still let you have a grocery bag. Philadelphia and DE or major cities of DE or Wilmington seem to differ on that in this general area. They have a seafood section in this medium sized Asian grocery and are particularly good for having frogs and turtles. The prices of some things seemed a bit high, but in their dessert section, you could buy individual bars and try different flavors rather than have to buy a whole box's worth and take a risk. Also, there are a lot more English translations in this store than all the other Asian grocery stores I've been to.

We were in the Plymouth/East Norriton area for a hair styling, knowing we also needed to find an…read moreAsian market to pick up a few things for dinner (pork belly, ribs, soy sauce, chili sauce, dumplings). Yelp directed us to Tylor Asian Market only a few minutes away. Tylor is in one of the too many shopping centers in this area, but happened to be clean, well laid out and stocked with a strong inventory of Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Philippine, and Cambodian goods. They also sold their own handmade buns, dumplings and egg custard tarts. We decided to sample most of them to see what would make a return visit worthwhile. Prices were reasonable compared to a normal shop at the older large markets in Mayfair, and interaction with management was friendly and helpful in locating our list of needs and answering our questions. The fish monger was particularly strong, and there was a nice varied supply of Asian vegetables and fruit (see photos). True, Tylor operated under a municipal single use plastics ordinance like many other towns around Montgomery and Bucks Counties, but we were prepared with a supply of strong bottomed sacks in the car trunk. They also sold similar conveyancers behind the counter if needed. We were impressed with this store and started planning ways to alter our shopping habits to make use of Tylor and surrounding outlets for other products. Those ribs wokked up well, and the egg custard made us smile for dessert, so we are determined to see how often we can arrange the travel. We anticipate the rest of our haul will be as good. Will keep you advised.

I'm so happy this grocery store exists and love to visit as often as I can. The store is clean and…read moreorganized and I love the produce selection. The staff is very helpful and the seafood counter is a great place to try fresh fish. I picked up some mackerel last time I visited and the seafood clerk was able to filet it to my specifications. I also love that I can get Hotteok (Korean sweet pancake) mix here! There's such a big selection of items and I always find new ingredients here that I can create new delicious dishes with. I always look forward to my next trip!

Maybe I've been spoiled by living in larger cities in the past, but Asian Center Supermarket is…read moresmaller and pricier than I'm used to :( For example, a pack of Yakult here was $5.99, whereas ASSI would sell the same brand for $3.99). I think it's because there just aren't any competitors in central PA (closest H-Mart would be 1.5h away, ASSI plaza 1h away, etc). The produce selection looked ok - you could get things like thai chili peppers here, bokchoy, or more exotic things like lychee and jackfruit. There are a lot of aisles with dry goods like rice, noodles, sauces (they did carry jarred Maeseri thai sauces which is what I was looking for). They have a seafood section which had a strong smell and a "food court" with labeled fresh food items which was pretty barren - maybe 2 takeout things of dumplings on the shelf that didn't look particularly appetizing (visited on a Sunday around noon). Also, notably, the store is not in downtown Lancaster -- it's kind of remote from everything else. I don't think it would be worth making a special trip for.

Super clean and pretty well stocked. There were some empty spots here and there but they have your…read morenecessities as well as the best selection of cheese I've seen at any supermarket. This market is way out of my way but I don't mind. It's less crowded than KOP and less hectic and chaotic than my closest store. The only negative for me was finding my way back to the main road.

My favorite grocery store to stop in. They have a wide variety of things, the associates are…read moreknowledgeable, and the store is clean. Cart wipes and hand sanitizer are available at all entrances.

Firstly: thank you Yelp for taking my suggestion; the name is finally correct it's "Young's"!!!…read more This is our little go to market for Korean fixings. My bf first brought me here years ago and we've been coming back since. I really wanted to make authentic ban chans and a meal for my Korean bf and this place has it all: rice, kimchi (diff kinds) already made ban chans, vegetables fruits, panty staples, candy & sweet as well as fresh gim bap! They have nice fridge and freezer selection of drinks and ice creams as well as meats for KBBQ. They also have a section that sells cosmetics, cases of ramen, authentic Korean dinnerware, and other kitchen appliances/gadgets. We come here at least once a month (if not more) for a big pantry/fridge restock or just for a few things to make at home. I always get a gim bap to eat in the car on my drive home, so yummy! I definitely suggest checking this place out; their snack/candy isle has a good selection. Even if you done need anything I still suggest coming in to browse I'm sure something will grab your eye. Prices are a bit more expensive than a big supermarket or farmers market but being one of the few in DE I'm OK with paying a bit more and supporting a local business (and their produce selection isn't rotten or old & wilted). The owners are very nice and you are always greeted happily when you come in and/or leave. We will continue to be loyal patrons as long as we live in DE.

Very nice! I come here and do my laundry next door and this is the only market i go to for…read moregroceries they are always friendly! Everything is super organized, and the precooked ready to eat food is nice!

EXPERIENCE A great supermarket located south of the Italian…read moreMarket. It's located within a Vietnamese-centered plaza surrounded by various restaurants and stores. The market offers a wide array of goods, from tableware, frozen goods, fresh produce, and snacks. It's a great place to stack up on Asian ingredients and staples at an affordable price. SERVICE Staff were kind and friendly. PARKING Parking can be difficult to find as spots are shared with neighboring restaurants and vendors.

Solid Asian food market in the South Philly area. I've come multiple times for Asian ingredients…read moreand have been able to find ~90% of what I've been looking for. It's frankly a bit run down and dimly lit, and definitely has the smell of an Asian market, that while it may be nostalgic for some, including me, it's probably not the preferred or ideal experience in the end. We packed up our stuff in a box available by the counters, and even that gave us the smell of the market on the way home. Staff are all Chinese-speaking, and thus it's probably hard to get help if you're not familiar and know what you're looking for. As a non-Chinese speaker, I personally am usually mostly in and out without much interaction with the staff beyond the personal at the checkstand. All that being said, this is well-stocked, and has what you're looking for if you know what you're looking for. Otherwise, probably best to visit elsewhere for a place that can offer more customer service, or just a more comfortable environment for shopping if you're not at home in Asian markets.

If you've never been to H Mart, make sure you have plenty of time because there's so much to see!…read moreI've visited this location before, and I actually prefer it over the one on Cheltenham Avenue. One thing I love is how fresh everything looks, especially the meat and seafood. They have a huge seafood department in the back with live crabs, a beautiful selection of fresh fish, and they'll even clean your fish for you! The noodle selection is enormous, and don't even get me started on the SPAM! They have so many different varieties, including spicy Korean flavors and jalapeño. I even spotted a Hello Kitty SPAM can!! Now, we know SPAM isn't the healthiest choice, but they sure make it tempting. Today, I stopped in mainly for my Asian snacks and coffee. One of my absolute favorites is the sesame and coconut crackers. They're thin, lightly sweet, a little salty, and perfect with coffee or just as a snack. I absolutely love them! They also have a great selection of 50% off some prepared foods, including japchae, sushi, and other dishes. I picked up the three color seasoned greens made with wild aster, bellflower root, and other vegetables seasoned with garlic, salt, and sesame oil. It was $3.50 and soooo worth it. I also picked up some spicy beef bulgogi. Whew! It was spicy!!! I enjoyed it though. I made some rice to go with everything, and it was absolutely delicious! The flavors were so good. They have a large tofu and kimchi area!!! Another thing I appreciate is the home section in the back of the store. They have all kinds of pots, pans, griddles, and cooking accessories. There's even a small food market outside the main grocery area, but keep in mind that once you pass the registers, you can't go back into the grocery store without entering again. The store gets very busy, but there's plenty of parking, and I noticed all the registers were open, which definitely helps. Some items are a little pricey, while others are reasonably priced, so it's a good mix. Overall, I really enjoy shopping here. It's clean, well-stocked, and full of interesting foods and products you might not find in your everyday grocery store. My advice? Don't rush! Give yourself time to walk through every aisle, read the labels, discover something new, and enjoy the experience. Some products don't have much English on the packaging, so exploring is part of

Not sure why this HMart isn't on Yelp yet! I've been a customer here for a few years now…read more Compared to the other HMart locations in the area (Cherry Hill, Elkins Park), this is the newest and by far the best stocked. I haven't had any occasion yet where I haven't been able to find what I was looking for, and more! They keep it pretty clean in here too, and checkout is fast. The food court also is pretty diverse, and has a lot of good options. You'll certainly pay a bit of a surcharge, but it is probably the best quality Korean food anywhere nearby. If I had known that this location wasn't on Yelp yet, I would have taken more photos! But alas, all you get is the photo of my kimchi jjigae.

Queens farm has the widest variety of high-quality produce that I've ever seen…read more Ed is a magician, harvesting terrific organic greens of various types, wide-ranging vegetables for nearly every season, and the best tomatoes that I've ever tasted. His smiling presence on sundays at Head House, and the equally genial staff whom he hires, are the highlight of my weekly stroll through that market.

great deals on plants and produce! the staff were very kind and helpful. I would recommend checking…read morethem out at the Headhouse Square farmers market.