Visiting my son and he wanted sticky rice & laab (Thai). Went by Kam Yuen and I was in awe at all the Asian assortments in dry, fresh, and frozen! All your kitchen needs are available. Dishes, pots, a wide assortment of chopsticks, etc. The grocery items are massive and range from multiple Asian cultures. I was impressed at small to large bags of rice in stock. So many noodle options, spices, snacks, and sweets. The fresh & frozen section was impressive! Even Jackfruit in the refrigerated section. The store was clean and well kept considering the amount of traffic going through. Staff was quick in keeping the check out line moving. An amazing store. read more

Kam Yuen is a massive Asian grocery store located in the heart of Brussels. If you're looking for a one-stop shop for all your Asian ingredients, this is the place to go to. The store is packed with products from different Asian cultures, offering a wide selection of everything from fresh produce to frozen foods. You'll find cookware, plates, and bowls to complete your Asian kitchen, as well as a huge selection of vegetables, snacks, spices, dried goods, noodles, instant noodles, and sauces. Everything is also fairly reasonably priced for being in the center. read more

This place was pretty freaking awesome. I was surprised to see such a big Asian grocery store in the center of Brussels. It was super close to the Grand Place. This store is located near their Chinatown. It was a pretty large size, kind of like a Ranch 99 but in Brussels! lol. We usually don't try to spot Asian grocery stores while traveling but our daughter is a picky eater and likes eating dumplings. They had a good selection of Asian dumplings that don't have msg. I really appreciated being able to have a taste of home cooking while traveling in Belgium. read more

I love this supermarket! Its located just a short walk from the main square and an even shorter walk from Place St. Catherine. I went to Brussels yesterday and thought I would swing by here and hope that it was opened, since it was Sunday. It was not only opened but very crowded. My intention of going here was to see if I could find some sushi - frozen to eat at a later time. Well, they had EVERYTHING here and I do mean everything MINUS the sushi. I ended up getting six different types of Asian beers - St Miguel, Singtao, Kirin, etc. and also some nice Indian spices, some Chinese tea and a few other things. The prices are really really good too. If you're into coooking Asian food, this is your place. In the back they have wok and many other types of cooking paraphanelia (did I spell that right?!). Great supermarket!!! read more

This is your place if you're looking for anything Asian grocery related. Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indian, Filipino, Vietnamese--- they have it while also even accommodating a small amount of US brands and UK brands. Kam Yuen is possibly the largest in the city too. I've spotted quite a few Asian groceries around the city, but none as large and substantial as this one, and somehow, I always end up in front of this store while wandering around Brussels... usually aimlessly.. Inside can be a bit of a busy affair. Wandering the aisles you can find a lot of frozen specific dishes, frozen foods like takoyaki, tempura, etc. All sizes in tapioca pearls, teas, beers, sauces, chips from all sorts of Asian countries. Really just about anything (within reason) can be found here. As far as fresh veg they have a nice selection of goods atypical to local groceries, and all seem to be rather fresh. Couldn't find anything particular along the lines of freshly prepared foods and desserts though, but you could find everything here to prep something at home. As far as cleanliness, it's rather cluttered and very dimly lit with a mucky ,sick green hue. It doesn't really portray everything in a nice supermarket-y light. However, Kam Yuen is definitely on top over a lot of the other Asian shops if only for its larger selection. read more

This is an excellent Asian market and one of the best I've seen in Europe! It has a wide variety of all ethnic Asian foods and very reasonably priced. The market was very well maintained and clean too. Whether you want dried goods, fresh vegetables, or seafood, you should be able to find want you want. I would recommend taking your own bags with you otherwise you can carry your items out in a box provided by the store or purchase small plastic bags from the store. read more

See all

Quite a supermarket in the heart of Brussels. It is a chinese supermarket but it carries foods of other asian countries as well. Do-it-yourself ethnic food at affordable prices, that is what this place is about. Quite an impressive collection of indian spices, and south-east asian specialties. Some of my favourite asian desserts are only available here. You can also find kitchenwares such as woks, knives, steaming baskets for dim-sum, rice cookers and so on. Quite decent looking plates and bowls for asian-taste table set-ups are can also be found at a very affordable price. read more

If you like making Pho or have a desire for quality Spices this is the place. I just wish there was another place. Because this is the only place. read more

For anyone that wants to cook Asian food in Brussels this is the place to get everything you need. Once you come here you will never want to set foot in a Carrefour or Delhaize ever again. They stock a full range of Asian foods (Japanese, Indian, Chinese and more) including fresh and frozen vegetables, fish and meat. In our house we could not survive without the cheapest peanut butter in Brussels or the excellent Patak's Indian jars. They are open 7/7 as well so no need to be rushing on a Saturday. read more

I agree, this is the only asian supermarket that's worth driving to if only in Brussels.

Wide variety of Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indian and other Asian groceries. It is probably the largest grocery store of this kind in Brussels, which might explain the busy long queues during the weekend. If I am looking for a product coming from Asia which I cannot find in regular supermarket, this is my first stop. It is surrounded by Asian restaurants and shops. It deserves a medium rating for the long queues and disorganized shop. read more

There is a wide choice of healthy asian snacks - red-bean cake, baked garlic flavour peanuts, ginger bonbon, etc. Wonderful replacement for creamy chocolates and chips from time to time. read more