It would not surprise me in the least if this were the most well stocked and comprehensive grocery store specialising in East Asian products in all of Germany. Heng Long may be a little more out of the way than other Asian groceries in Köln, but I will always go out of my way to go there. On my first visit I had a list of: makgeolli, rice flakes, peanut paste without sugar or palm oil, sliced refrigerated rice cake, aloe vera drink, dried bean curd sheet, etc. The store had exactly everything I was looking for and more. They also stock gifts, novelties, and cooking instruments. From me to you, it doesn't get better than Heng Long! read more

Heng Long Asia Supermarkt Köln - Imported beers - International Grocery Near Me - Cologne, NW

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This is by far the most complete Asian markt I found in Cologne. They have almost everything you need and even better they have it in several brands so you can actually choose what you want and from which country or which company you want the product from. It is a bit hidden behind aral tank station in universität but once you look closer it is there! The products range from lots of country and brands, they also have varieties of frozen food especially seafood. Sushi ingredients are by far complete here, and other seasoning can also be found here. They also have so many varieties of noodles, instant or not. The down part is that it is quite pricey, but still acceptable since all asian products imported to europe are also quite expensive. Overall, i find it really nice and you can also sometimes find some asian cooking tour group wandering around the store, if you are interested you can sign up for an asian cooking class. read more

Huge well-stocked Asian grocery store. Conveniently located on Aachenerstr. near my classroom buildings on the Uni Koeln campus, where I can stop for a quick snack, cup Ramen noodles, or Melona eisbar (must try!) It's not a chic or clean grocery store, but it's HUGE with a wide selection of spices, noodles, teas, vegetables, cooking products, gifts, drinks, utensils, appliances, etc. Prices are also very good (keep in mind that Asian imported groceries are very expensive in Europe so the prices are great). I saw a wide range of products and ingredients from Korea, China, Thailand, India, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, Philippines, and more. I go mainly for Korean goods, but will definitely try making Vietnamese, Indian, sushi, and Thai in the future. Will also try out some of the other exotic products- various chai teas from India, Thai curries, milk teas from China, frozen dumplings and noodles and spring roll wraps, etc. read more