Asia Supermarket is a southeast Asian grocery store that has been open since the 1990s. The store offers a produce department filled with local farmer's products, a meat department with locally sourced and fresh cut meats (no fresh fish/seafood), cooking ingredients, and snacks/treats from around the globe. They also have a houseware and fabrics department, as well as traditional Hmong clothing items for sale. The deli is open from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, but the hours are subject to change. The deli does not take over-the-phone orders or payments, and customers must come into the store to make an order. Wait times can be lengthened during the morning and lunch hour. Customers have reported that this is one of the bigger Hmong-owned supermarkets in the area, and the selection of deli food is good. However, going on a Sunday is not recommended, as the parking both in the front and back is often full, which speaks well of the quality of the store. Customers can find most of their southeast Asian ingredients or supplies at Asia Supermarket, but the aisles are quite narrow, and customers may find better quality hot food elsewhere. Some customers have also reported issues with the pricing of certain items, such as baby formula, and the store's policy on charging for to-go boxes. Overall, Asia Supermarket is a well-stocked southeast Asian grocery store with a good selection of products, but customers should be aware of the potential for crowding and pricing issues.
