I love this place. It's got a myriad of Asian food stuffs - most of which I don't have the…read morefoggiest of what they are. But if I learnt to cook well, went to a Chinese/Korean/Thai/Japanese cooking class I bet I'd find all the ingredients I need here. I walked down the stairs and felt like I was in a foreign land - blonde and blue eyes I stood out like a sore thumb. A bit of a stickler for looking at ingredients on packaging I need to befriend someone who reads Chinese/Japanese/Cantonese/Mandarine so that I know what I'm buying exactly. Perhaps I should start learning to cook first! They stock everything from fresh fruit and vegetables with a range of Chinese vegetables, noodles, sauces, condiments, frozen dim sum, snack foods, iced teas and drinks.

When I die, sprinkle my ashes across some fried bread and leave it in Asian City for someone to buy…read moreand devour. This is how much I love this place. Okay, so, thing the first: CHEAP-ASS FRUIT & VEG. We're talking $1.99kg tomatoes, $2.50kg cucumbers, $1.20 bunches of coriander, $1.50 bundles of delicious garlic shoots that I've only just learned how to cook, and every kind of almost-costs-more-not-to-buy-them bok choys, choy sums, and about a billion other variant of the same. I buy all my fresh schtuff here now, way cheaper than Coles & Woolies and really good quality. Freezers, entire freezers, of dumplings! Welcome to the promised land, son. Pre-packed, wafer-thin beef and pork rolls to drop into your instant ramen noodles, millions of soy and oyster sauces, billions of chilli oils, gummis, Poki, bamboo shoots, it's happy hour at the freaking flavour factory and you've got the golden ticket. Of course, at least half of this place is things that I don't recognise and will probably never try (read: weird, so weird) but I try one new thing every time I come here. Doesn't always pay off, but 1 in 3 times it does. Like the chilli oil with cured pork chunks that's now my new favourite condiment, holler. Just don't buy the garlic that's imported from China - it's bleached, and the girl at Cornersmith Picklery told me it goes bright blue when pickled, naaaasty.

Located near Haymarket at market city Mall. I only needed some vegetables and noodles, but it…read morelooked like they had a large selection of all the things you need to prepare Asian cuisine.

This place has so many products that it's a tad overwhelming for me…read more Although the staff can help with which aisle to find an item, once you arrive at the aisle, it's still hard to find. It's has the range of Asian products as well as a range of what Coles & Woolworths would stock. Free 1 hour parking when $50 is spent. I was very impressed by he helpful staff upon exit when I asked if the shopping trolley could be taken to car park. Answer is no. However, they send a staff member down to the car with you. These little touches & the staff attitude is what would bring me back here. Unlike some other owners of Chinese shops that are just plain rude that I don't even shop there anymore.

It's like a regular Asian grocery store in the USA. It is comparable to 99 Ranch. It sells a lot of…read moreingredients for Asian cooking, lots of Asian snacks and drinks.

Literally tripped over this place- never would have noticed if not parked outside. One of those…read moreserendipitous events I guess since I now have a new local for herbs and spices and rare ingredients. And somehow an unpretentious and homely cafe pouring lavazza coffee with white fluffy raisin bread and other comfort food is stuck on the front of this tiny emporium, evidently with a big sister cafe in Artarmon. And I unexpectedly had to have coffee and raisin bread and found about fifty bucks worth of spices and stuff I desperately needed. Well worth a visit. So not hipster.

Cute little Japanese market! There's a decent amount of Japanese goods, mainly snacks and sweets…read more There's a home goods & beauty area upstairs. Maruya itself isn't very large, but they stock a good amount of hard to find items!

One of the better japanese supermarkets…read more Great range of green tea Ramen noodles Frozen goods and drinks Also sells green tea icecream from real matcha every day So the strength always is different

You can find many Asian ingredients here. Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Thai, Singapore, Indonesia and…read moreMalaysia. Some of meat here is cheaper than Coles. The Korean food stall has happy hour discount after around 6pm. They are delicious and cheap. The only negative thing is their staffs are not really friendly.

First off, I will admit that due to Miracle's sly location between Coles and BreadTop in World…read moreSquare's basement, I've missed it this ENTIRE time I've lived in Sydney (about a year) But today, I went. Miracle is what I've been missing in Sydney -- a clean, straight forward, and affordable Asian supermarket. Ambiance: -As I just mentioned - clean, straightforward. Not dodgy like some Asian supermarket's I've been to -Well lit and well stocked Good to know: -Upon entry, you can buy kimchi and Korean style friend chicken on your left -There's some produce available - but save your money and just get it fresh from Paddy's Market for less -Pretty good selection of frozen dumplings, tofu, noodles etc. You can find frozen items of as cheap as $3.50 a bag - WHAT? Yes :) -GREAT butcher - I'll be back for meats. Service: -Mostly Chinese speaking...if you don't know what something is, just try it or ask one of the younger folk shopping around - they MIGHT be able to help you Miracle's got the goods.