overpriced, always check the dates. They also use dirty tricks, like when there is a price tag…read moreclearly attached to the product you want to buy, but once you are at the checkout, they charge you a different sum, claiming that you just didn't look properly. The vegetables are never fresh. Seriously, don't bother.

Just an average Asia market. Sometimes you can make a good catch, but often cheap products…read more Vegetables appear sometimes not really fresh.

We came here twice during our trip to Düsseldorf. Hanaro Markt has all of your Asian groceries…read moreneeds as well as prepackaged kimbaps, Korean ban chans (side dishes), onigiri, mochis, and etc. I got to try their kimbaps twice. I tried the tuna kimbap and the vegetables kimbap. Both kimbaps were fresh and quite filling. I also enjoyed their mochi dessert as well and it was a red bean filling inside.

The opportunity to buy store bought ramen after a week of European food was delightful.read more

Loved this place! I find it difficult to find things I need to make Mexican dishes and usually have…read moreto drive a distance to buy them until I found this gem so happy about it!!

To my friendsthank you so much for showing me this place.I have missed proper asian food, and miss…read moremy own home cooking as well. So finding this place has made being so far from home that little bit easier. I could find pretty much everything I was looking for (and more in some cases), the food was as fresh as I have found and leaves the other asian supermarkets I have been to in Köln far behind in its wake of both quality and quantity of asian ingrediants and foods.

It's the only place in Düsseldorf where I can get real, authentic Sriracha sauce. And in Europe,…read morefinding that is a gift from heaven! Other than that, it's easy to miss Tat's Import, hidden off the main Corneliusstraße in what looks like a loading dock. The store itself is pretty simple, but has almost all the basics for what you need in an Asian market.