I feel so lucky to have this place in our area. Such a great variety of Asian products that you can’t find anywhere else around here.Also the drunken noodles are incredible is you are wanting a cooked meal.

Best market in town. If you need it they usually have it or will get it for you. I have been coming here for over a year.

Hard to understand as the owners speak Vietnamese. English is very broken. Nice people though.

Extremely filthy store. & while you are trying to look around the owner follows you around making you feel like a criminal. The food looks extremely old and most of the frozen food is freezer burnt. I do not recommend this store. Go to Saigon Market in South Bend.

There seems to be a lot of reviews here (mostly from non-Chinese) who are understandingly frustrated and rate the store super low due to difficulty in communicating and/or not being able to get help. I can sympathize with this as Im not Chinese, and also cannot communicate with the owners. However, like most Asian grocery stores that are run by older Asian folks who speak limited English, youre going to run into this issue quite often. They often dont mean any ill intentions, just not be able to speak/communicate very well.My advice is if you need something, pull up a picture of the product, or if you know what its called (for example, Chinese black vinegar), I usually type it in Google and pull up an example of similar products to show them.I have visited this store many many times for 3 years now and my experience has always been pleasant, despite not being able to communicate with them. They have pretty good selection of products, and if Im not mistaken, the only place in town that sells luosifen (Chinese snail noodles). Prices are mostly similar with other stores, though occasionally, they can vary based on the types or origins of products. I found that for South East Asian products (like vietnamese, Thailand, the Phillipines, etc.), youll get more variety and may *sometimes* get better price on certain products at Saigon market downtown south bend. For Chinese-related items, this store will have better selection.They dont carry too many Japanese or Korean products, so if youre craving for Korean BBQ or some Japanese specialty treats, you might wanna visit the oriental market on grape road.Overall, with some good preparation and expectation, youll find it a very good store!

I came into the store and was wondering around browsing the shelves for almost 15 minutes and no one so much has looked at me, let alone spoke to me. when I went to check out the woman started speaking very rapidly at me in heavily accented English and when I was trying to figure out what she was telling me so angrily she walked away from the register. She went into the back room and started doing a few things looking at me occasionally and then studiously ignoring me. After a couple minutes of standing there with cash in my hand I simply put it back in my wallet and left. I will never return and I cannot recommend to anybody to go here.

So, Im not sure about selection/service in the store, but I literally just called them to ask if they had Keypie Mayonnaise. Heres how the call went.Them: Hello?Me: Hi, do you guys have have Keypie Mayo?Them: What?Me Do you guys sell Kewpie Mayonnaise?Them: I dont know. *shuffling for a few seconds then the phone hung up*.Lol, what?

Small mom and pop shop. Little bit of everything. Not the most worldly person so I am a fish out of water in places like this. Hence the 3 stars usually I love mom and pop shops because they are friendly and inviting. Maybe I expect too much. If you get the craving for Korean Bbq sauce on a Sunday like me this place will do.

Has good deals on items

My sister and i stopped by because we were interested in what was there, we walked in, looked around for a little bit and decided we didn’t want anything so we left. as we were getting in the car the woman who i believe owns the place followed us outside and watched us get in our car and just stared at us. after a little bit she walked back inside and started looking over the wall watching us through the window until we left.

They have a variety of items that I loved specifically enoki mushrooms. I will be going back. However you must spend at least $10 to use a credit card which is not a problem with the variety of items that they have available.

A great place to go for ingredients for making authentic Asian dishes. The owners are super sweet too.

Love this place and so do my kids... tons of stuff you cant find anywhere!!

Its a small store, focused on Asian groceries, of course. The only challenge was it was difficult to communicate to the store owner, what I was looking for because I didnt speak the same language. It turns out that I found the exact product I was looking for, at Whole Foods. I shouldve gone there first. But the Asian market did have Bitter Melon, which is very difficult to find. That find, made it worth going to.

A good Asian food store. Price reasonable.

Delicious good and a sweet lady

Man answered the phone was very rude. I asked question he said yeah u come here and hung up.

The website said the store closed at 8:30. I showed up at 7:50. The “Open” sign and lights were on. I try to get into the store but was met by a small, angry-looking woman. She rudely shooed me away without saying a word or explaining anything. She then proceeded to turn the “Open” sign off in front of me and locked the door.

Everything in and fresh

I asked the older male(assuming the owner)if he worked there. He said no, pointed at the door, and returned to his seat in the back. Other than that its pretty cool though 👎.

One of my favorite oriental store. Has a good variety. If something I need is not in stock, you can make a request and they try to get it for you.

Very nice shop. Just a little far from notre dame when compared to the oriental food market. More varieties and more food than the oriental food market.

Cute little shop. was very happy they had the item i was searching for those prawn chips that look like glass til theyre fried 😊 super hard to find. also tons of mochi and inatant bubble tea

People were rude at this market.

Has a nice variety of things you need

Has very unique Asian foods that you cant find anywhere else.. good prices.

This is the worst experience that I have ever had in my entire 40 years of living! I walked into the store at around 8:10 pm today. There was a male sales clerk watching television toward the rear of the store. He doesnt acknowledge me even though you could visibly see I had no idea where my product was. I asked him where the Matcha tea was and he pointed in some direction. There were tea containers written in Japanese and Chinese. I return and explain to him the product that I am seeking. He pulls an item off the shelf and returns to his seat. I keep searching the products feeling the textures through the bag to no avail. He then had the audacity to walk over to me and say, Its 8:30. Time for you to go. I was taken aback at how unhelpful and rude that he was! I said, I will never return. I will not give you my business. He said, 8:30 while shuffling me to the door! I ended up finding the product at Whole Foods and Teavana.

Clean, courteous. Most workers dont speak English so dont expect to get much help unless you can speak Mandarin or Cantonese.

Very nice people very good prices they have almost everything I love this place

The lady that works there followed me around the whole store pretty much walked me to my car and its a disgusting place so cold inside

Small store with surprisingly good variety and selection of Asian products

Great selections

Watch for expired produc!

Great Chinese market

First time here a wide selection of items and staff was friendly.

Not welcoming

Good people

Cool

Not much help

I got 5 bags of ramen for 17 bucks the people was so nice

Everything is complete, the boss has a good attitude!