Good shop re selection. Fine for dry packaged goods. Still be careful with fresh or frozen products! Bought frozen shrimps that I had to trash because they were rotten. Disgusting! Shop denied any wrong doing when I complained. Will never go there again! read more

"HOLY MOTHER OF ALL THAT IS GOOD AND PURE!!!!!" That was my first reaction to entering this place. The sheer size of this supermarket made my eyes widen and my drool secretion triple. Probably being the largest Asian Market in Vienna, this shop has it all. As most "Asian Supermarkets" have their main focus on chinese products, this shop has its focus on Korea. And the Korean Food Market seems to have a lot of japanese products as well, which are a lot cheaper than the japanese originals, but do not lack the quality. So if you know your way around japanese and korean food, you should most definetly go there and look at their choice of products. They even have a cooler filled with portioned homemade kimchi. But going through every shelf will take some time(and you will), so i recommend to take some time off the day, if you want to go there for the first time. Even I need at least 45 minutes, every time I go in there. The price range is not the cheapest, but is somewhere located in the middle range, which is more than tolerable, as the range of products is humongous for austrian standard. The final shelves contain soo many Korean sweets and chips and ice cream... you need an iron will and a stomach of steel to not fall into a shopping rage. Full points for Korean Power! read more

Wow! This is one huge, quality Asian supermarket. It offers a wide array of Asian goods especially Korean, Japanese, and Chinese products. What I like most is that for most items, they have different brands to choose from. Almost everything essential to Korean and Japanese cooking is here - from raw ingredients to sauces to seasonings to noodles to teas to juices to cookware. Happy to know that I don't really have to say goodbye to Japanese Mayo, Gochujang, Aloe Vera Juice, Miso, or Kimchi here in Vienna. read more

Nakwon has 2 branches in Vienna (the other is in Rotensterngasse) and is, as others have said, without a doubt the best Asian supermarket in Vienna. It's a Korean shop so you'll find predominantly Korean products here, but it also has a good selection of Chinese, Japanese and Thai stuff. If you're looking for one of these in particular, there are better places in Vienna but for Korean food and overall, nothing beats Nakwon. Highlights: a great selection of mochi (including ice cream mochi!), good and affordable seafood, a great selection of home-made kimch. Afaik the only place in Vienna where you can find Samyang 2x spicy instant ramen, which is not necessarily something to recommend them but I'm addicted to them so I come here at least twice a month. read more

By far the best Asian grocery store in Vienna. Nice broad selection of Asians goods, fresh produce, and awesome homemade kimchi. Nothing too expensive, even the frozen foods. read more

Nakwon Supermarkt - 500g of mayo. Yum. - Grocery Near Me - Vienna, 9

Ich war erst einmal drinnen aber mir hat das angebot auf Anhieb gefallen. Das Sortiment geht in vorwiegend Richtung Japan und China. Ich hab mir esstäbchen und Soja Sauce gekauft. Das Personal spricht deutsch soweit ich bemerkt habe. read more

Great selection, great service! If they don't know the answer to a question, they ask other staff memebrs, or even make phone calls to find out! I will go again and again! read more

A well stocked Asian supermarket located off Mariahilferstrasse. It has products from Thailand, China, India, and Japan. It also sells frozen products such as fish and prawns. read more