Asiana Market

Had the tteokbokki and black bean paste I was looking for! Oh and kimbap, as well! It is much smaller than other Korean stores I’ve been to, however, this made me appreciate it much more. I did not feel overwhelmed and was able to shop without feeling rushed. Make sure to stop by the little food court before you leave

I shop here all the time. Great selection of Asian food. You can find just about anything you want or need . The food court is amazing. The French bakery is wonderful. Give this store a try, you won't be sorry.

My girl had her eye on here (go figure). We were close, so we backtracked. SCORE a new pastry spot. It's inside a market called Asiana Market, there's a restaurant, bakery, clothing store and skin care products. We only hit the bakery. We picked up a few things .Pictured Chestnut Mammoth Bread, Milk Soft Bread It's the green one with light cream filling so good, Milk Cream Bread so soft and delicious It's filled with vanilla bean custard, Blueberry Cream Cheese Bread the texture of the blueberry and cream cheese filling was perfect so flavorful and last Yuzu pie-Yuzu means sweet lemon It's the long one. They also have hot and cold drinks menu pictured. We will definitely be back, excellent value and great taste. Stop in and give this place a try.

We loved it. Definitely love how this grocery store feels compared to H mart. Better prices too. Will go here for now on. Bought 4 full bags of food for just under $100. Definitely a good deal. It's very clean and organized. I love the feel of the store. Even the pre made meals are sooo good and well priced. We loved the food court too. Now just hoping a spa castle or king spa or something opens here. I use to go every weekend when I lived in TX. When I lived in ma I drove 2x a month to NYC and NJ just to go to the Korean saunas. Sadly they didn't have any when I live on Hawaii. I live part time in venice italy and definitely can't get anything that's authentic south Korean there. Or even Japanese. Not even in Milan. Chinese north and south yes. (Found 1 good Korean grocery in Milan but it's soooo costly. There's 2 Korean restaurants in the veneto zone and both are kind of eh. One uses hot dogs in everything to quote from the owner "to make it more appealing to yhe Italians" lol) So I get my fill of all my favorite dishes. Every time I go back I have 1 checked bag full of spices, mixes, and other food items I can't get in italy. Asiana market has better pricing on black rice aka forbidden rice. It's my favorite and one of the best types to eat. It's especially good for your brain. Look it up. Hope I can bring two large bags over. (I got my Italian born husband into traditional Asian foods too. He loves the black rice as much as I do. His family is loving it too. So I have to always bring extra for everyone.)

So many options!! I got natto, pickled radish, and kimbap. I'll definitely be back for more yummy foods!!

I didn't go there for food, but my daughter is a huge K-pop fan and obsessed with everything Korean now. There is a big choice of Korean drinks in cute bottles and a large selection of little toys and accessories. The store was a dream come true for her!

Cozy little market where you can get all sorts of hard to find ingredients. Prices are great, and the store is clean. They have a row of food shops after checkout that you should plan to make time for. The bakery is a favorite of ours.