Probably, the only reason why they called it rewe city is because you can literally live there…read more They have everything you would ever need. Also, the workers could speak in english too

Rewe is a great supermarket chain in Germany and they carry a huge array of products at very fair…read moreprices. This location is in the underground level of the Zeil shopping center, so right at the heart of Frankfurt's busy shopping area. Tt's very convenient if you are staying close by and even though it's a smaller format when compared to other locations, you will most definitely find what you are looking for. It gets very busy with long lines especially in the evenings.

My go to grocery store when I'm in Frankfurt. Just a quick walk from my hotel. It's inside the…read moremall. They have so much selections and prices are good. I always buy yogurt, raisin breads and chocolates.

While venturing out into Frankfurt, we stopped by Rewe To Go for a quick bite. In Germany, Rewe is…read morea supermarket chain. This, being "To Go", was a small version, similar to a 7 Eleven. They had the typical packaged meals, along with fresh bread and produce. My husband had the packaged couscous, and I chose the veggie wrap. While paying for the food, I noticed they also offered hot tomato soup, so I also got this. The hubby loved the couscous and gobbled in dow quickly (he can eat like a dog and it is hard to keep up with him!) My veggie wrap had tomatoes, lettuce, roasted red pepper and cream cheese. Nice and filling. The tomato soup was the star of the meal. Being that it was chilly in Frankfurt and I can live off of soup, this was wonderful. Nice and creamy and just the right amount of spices. Yum!

Excellent supermarket in the middle of the Bahnhofsviertel. They have a fresh produce, sandwiches,…read moreall kinds of dairy and chocolates etc.

Stopped into this grocery store while strolling through Mainz. A typical German grocery store…read more Definitely cleaner than an Aldi, but not as clean as a Rewe. Baked goods are fresh. Very good sausage croissant and excellent big pretzels. Interesting impulse area near the checkout lines which included small bottles of Jager, Meister and vodka for two euros.

This is my favorite grocery store so far in Wiesbaden. It has an excellent selection of quality…read morefoods and affordable options. I love the fresh squeezed juice -and the pineapple slicing machine in the produce department.

If you're an expat in/around Wiesbaden this is going to feel the most like a US grovery…read morestore...Big, lots of selection etc. They're good and have many of the things we look for, keep the store generally clean, and have fresh produce. They don't have exactly everything, so Edeka or others are still in the repertoire but this is a solid place.

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.