Always have to come to this grocery store when I'm in the area. It has the best kimchi brand,…read morereasonably priced, and carries a lot of good brands in general. I would say top 3 Korean grocery stores in MN. Theres always a nice cashier, fully stocked shelves, and never really busy

I haven't been here in ages but forgot what a gem this place is and that I didn't need to trek…read moretowards Columbia Heights to get some Korean finds. Was able to pick up some things I couldn't find at other Asian grocery stores and even picked up metal chopsticks which I've been loving. Very old school Asian grocery store vibes but the staff was friendly and reminded me of the good old days of corner stores. Plenty of street parking in the area. Not a huge selection but some unique finds for sure.

If you're looking for a good Korean food and Korean groceries, this is the place I love the…read morelocation is right next to the seafood market

Solid Asian grocery store with all the essentials. They are the perfect place to run in and grab a…read morefew things for a meal. The pricing can be a bit higher than other stores, but they are very convenient and open later than some other options. I need to try the restaurant inside the store one day which looks super good!

So cool! We stopped by to see what all there was to offer…read more Loved the cooking supplies and food items. We needed up getting all kinds of random stuff for our kitchen and from my hubby's classroom. I think we spend 2 hours looking around. Checking out, the two women were lovely. And made sure we got what we needed. Definitely recommend.

This spot is such an underrated Asian grocery store in the twin cities!!! It is a warehouse style…read moregrocery store where everything isn't sold in bulk which it much appreciated! It's clean, massive and have your basic Asian grocery necessities! They also have very affordable meat prices ($2 for a pack of chicken? Say less) I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because I'd love to see more products - there were a few things I was looking for that they didn't have. But overall this is such a solid spot!!!

One of the nicer bigger Asian markets in the area, they also have a sister store in Richfield…read morethat's much smaller. The deli is probably the best thing about this store. So many options for hot ready food. Ring the bell to put in an order while you shop. They also have a lot of cold grab and go items that are great. If you are looking for authentic Asian flavors this is it. The ladies in the back do a great job. Employees are friendly here, if you need something just ask, they usually will tell you what's good and give recommendations. They have mostly everything you need here, I want to say these are Cambodian owners but don't quote me on that. Most of their stuff here is catered more to southeast Asian cuisine. Vegetables are usually really fresh. Meat and seafood is fresh too. Never had any issues with funky smells or anything like other Asian stores Ive gone to. Parking gets sparse when busy. Don't be alarmed by the bars on the doors and window, it seems to be pretty safe here.

Great selection, reasonable prices. They had everything on my list except for my fav brand of…read moreeggrolls. During my last trip, I picked up some Chinese Eggplants, bean sprouts, coconut milk, curry paste, and even some red bean sesame balls fresh from their deli area. Service was efficient, but not too friendly. Ambiance was lacking, but on par with many other oriental stores. I'm willing to keep shopping here as long as they keep focus on keeping my fav items in stock at reasonable prices.

Pooja Grocers is my favorite South Asian grocer in the area. They have an incredibly wide selection…read moreranging from fresh fruits and veggies (which includes some harder to find ones) as well as big bins of ingredients to build your own mixture. They have so many good items I can't find anywhere else including so many delicious frozen meals, every Indian spice you might need, and so many different snacks. I love to grab a different mixture each time and try them out - I love all of them so its always hard to pick. The staff at the front are friendly and they even noticed a random item had slipped onto the belt as I was checking out and removed it for me. The inside is super clean and they keep this place super well stocked. Also one recommendation - order some fresh samosas for a snack if they have some in stock!!! Super cheap and so tasty.

What a gem of an Indian grocery store near Fridley! They have one of the most extensive selections…read moreof frozen rotis and ready-to-eat meals representing cuisines from all over India. The prices are reasonable, and the store is well-stocked from a generous refrigerated section to plenty of shelf-stable staples. I always make sure to grab a few of their freshly made samosas. They are warm, crispy, and just $1 each! It's easily one of the best Indian grocery stores in Minnesota for both selection and value.

This is a great Asian shop in Richfield. It's small, but has a lot of good Asian offerings. Plus…read morethey have a deli in the back of the store! Craving Hmong sausages and sticky rice? They have everything from sweet sausages to homemade Hmong ones, plus fresh bun bao. How about huge fried chicken wings for a $1 a piece? Fried spring rolls and papaya salad made to order? This is the place! Plus, it's the nearest location for fresh green papaya if you want to make your own papaya salad in southeast Mpls or Richfield. They open early as well, 0900, but they have a very limited parking lot. About 5 spaces, so come early. Super crispy and fresh fried spring rolls! The sauce (you need to ask for) is meh, so skip it. It's the bottled stuff, and too sweet. I'm here once a week.

Love this little market for Asian grocery essentials, especially Thai and Laotian items. And, their…read moreprepared foods selection, including both hot options like fried taro and tilapia, and refrigerated options like mok pai and tapioca pudding, is delicious and reasonably priced!

Finally got the chance to stop in. I had stopped by Basil Cafe and Zao's but neither had any…read moretricolor drink and the worker at Zao's recommended 88 Oriental. It's a little on the smaller side for an Asian grocery store in the area but they have a good selection to choose from and offer some things you can't find elsewhere. The deli in the back has a good selection of items too, try the pork skewers! Love that they put their deli drinks in these cute carrying things. It was so convenient and just a nice touch. The only downside is there's only a few parking spots, there is street parking, I think, but when it's open this place is busy so there's people backing in and out of spots at any given time.

I called ahead of time to ensure they had Saikrok available and thankfully they did! Very easy…read morepick up and system they have to order food. I choose to get their frozen saikrok as it was for a camping trip. The saikrok had an outstanding taste of spice and packet full of rice and meats Parking is small, so be sure to bring quarters just in case if full!

It has taken me nearly two years to visit Asian Mart. It's a massive Asian supermarket on the first…read morefloor of Asia Mall. I dropped by to check it out just before heading to a Minnesota Wild game on a Wednesday evening. I had no problem finding this mall and backing into a spot on my final full day in the Twin Cities. The entrance is straight ahead when you first walk into the store. You hang a left and you're in. I welcome this supermarket. There weren't many Asian supermarkets when I lived in Minnesota. It's about time! I didn't walk the whole store. I was impressed by the selection of beverages. I wish that I had visited this supermarket at the start of my vacation. I would have bought and consumed as many cool drinks that this store had to offer. My throat was a bit scratchy. I got a couple of cans of chrysanthemum tea. The brand that I got was decent. I liked looking at all varieties of instant noodles. I was in heaven! The produce section was also cool. Everything looked fresh and healthy. I got to see sugar cane that pandas would be envious of. Lychee. Kumquat. Lots of fruit that made me so happy. I hit the checkout. There were a bunch of open lanes. I got a nice man who helped me check out. I paid with a credit card. I paid, thanked him, and left to check out the mall. The tea was so good. It helped soothe my throat. It was nice drinking a can as I headed to Xcel Energy Center for the Wild game. I look forward to returning and spending more time checking out this supermarket. It's a winner. It's long overdue to have such a great Asian supermarket in the Twin Cities. (13)

My kids absolutely love this place because of the jelly cups in huge plastic tubs. I love the…read moreavailability of kimchi and other Asian foods. I don't have to drive out of my way to United noodle. There's quite a lot of options for restaurants as well, so you make a trip of an outing to this mall. We have yet to try the restaurants upstairs. So far we have had the pho and mochi doughnuts. There is also a fish section. One time I bought salmon from here which was good and another time not so good so I guess it's hit or miss with the seafood.