Asian Grocery Stores Near Me
The directory hub for Asian grocery shopping in the USA. Browse Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino, and Indian supermarkets — from H Mart and 99 Ranch to neighborhood oriental markets and Asian mini marts stocking ramen, rice, soy sauce, kimchi, fish sauce, miso, and fresh produce.

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Jasmine, sushi, basmati, and sticky rice; ramen, udon, soba, pho, and rice vermicelli.
Kikkoman, Lee Kum Kee, Three Crabs, Red Boat, and Pearl River Bridge.
Korean and Japanese fermented pastes for stews, marinades, and broths.
Bok choy, daikon, lotus root, Thai basil, lemongrass, kabocha, gai lan, and Asian pears.
Soup dumplings, gyoza, mandu, siu mai, har gow, banh bao, and Korean mandu.
Pocky, Hi-Chew, shrimp chips, Calpis, Yakult, boba pearls, matcha, and Thai tea.
Sichuan peppercorns, Shaoxing wine, hot pot bases, Chinese sausage, and Lao Gan Ma chili crisp.
Kimchi, gochugaru, banchan, ramyun, and Korean BBQ marinades — anchored by H Mart and Zion Market.
Sushi rice, nori, mirin, panko, matcha, and Hokkaido dairy at Mitsuwa, Marukai, and Nijiya.
Fish sauce, rice paper, pho spice, and fresh herbs for bún and gỏi cuốn.
Curry pastes, coconut milk, galangal, kaffir lime, Thai bird chilies, and sticky rice.
Bagoong, calamansi, ube, banana ketchup, lumpia wrappers, and longanisa.
Basmati, atta, dal, ghee, masalas, paneer, and frozen parathas at Patel Brothers and Subzi Mandi.
A quick reference to staples most shoppers pick up at Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Filipino markets.
| Product | Common Use |
|---|---|
| Rice noodles | Stir fry, soups, pho, pad see ew |
| Soy sauce | Marinades, dipping, seasoning |
| Kimchi | Korean side dish, fried rice, stews |
| Miso | Soup, marinades, sauces, dressings |
| Curry paste (red, green, yellow) | Thai and Southeast Asian curries |
| Fish sauce | Vietnamese, Thai, and Filipino seasoning base |
| Gochujang | Korean BBQ marinades, bibimbap, tteokbokki |
| Sesame oil | Finishing oil for Korean and Chinese dishes |
| Coconut milk | Thai curries, Filipino desserts, Vietnamese sweets |
| Rice paper | Vietnamese fresh spring rolls (gỏi cuốn) |
| Panko breadcrumbs | Japanese katsu and tonkatsu |
| Nori & sushi rice | Sushi, onigiri, hand rolls |
| Lao Gan Ma chili crisp | Noodles, rice, dumplings, eggs |
| Frozen dumplings (gyoza, mandu, har gow) | Quick weeknight meals, dim sum at home |
Browse this directory by city — major Asian grocery hubs include Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area, Houston, New York, Chicago, Seattle, and Atlanta. H Mart and 99 Ranch are the two largest national chains.
'Oriental market' is an older term still used by many smaller Asian grocery stores. It usually means a Chinese, Vietnamese, or pan-Asian shop. See our oriental market near me guide.
Mini markets are smaller neighborhood shops (typically under 5,000 sq ft) focused on pantry staples, snacks, and a small produce section. Asian supermarkets like H Mart and 99 Ranch are 30,000+ sq ft with full butcher counters, live seafood, and prepared food courts.
Yes. Weee!, Yamibuy, Sayweee, and H Mart ship Asian groceries nationwide. Many local Asian markets also deliver via Instacart and DoorDash.
Some do — particularly Malaysian, Indonesian, and pan-Asian shops in larger metros. For a guaranteed halal butcher, browse our halal grocery directory.