Emma Seafoods Yong Tofu — Attraction in Northbridge

It’s a bomb store. My favourite place to hit up all the Asian ingredients for my mama’s recipes. You will always find what you need at a price waaaaaaaay below the other Asian stores in Northbridge. So I’m a keen fan of this place. It’s a go to to buy all. The photos are of the prices of things I buy regularly and how they compare to other places is seriously impressive. Whoever Auntie Emma is, I’m a fan girl of hers. I don’t think it should be called a Seafood place though, though they do have a lot of frozen fish balls. But not enough to merit the name of the store being after foods from the Oceans!!! I love the set up, but keep in mind it’s real busy on weekends. Truly one of the only places I’ll rate 5 stars. They have lots of Korean, Chinese, Indonesian and Thai foods. I have bought canned, jarred, dried, frozen and fresh here. They sell refrigerated dumpling wrappers which is a must buy, because it will take you a week to try and make them from scratch. When you could just buy them for $2.60. Why not? Peace! And do yourself a favour and come here to buy them...

Emma Seafoods Yong Tofu is truly a hidden gem for anyone looking for Asian groceries in Perth. It has an impressive variety of ingredients and products from across Asia—Korea, Japan, China, Thailand, Indonesia—you can pretty much find everything you need for home cooking or comfort meals from back home.

One of the highlights for me was the selection of fresh vegetables, including caisim and bok choy, for just 1 AUD! 😭 It honestly felt like a treasure find. The prices overall are very reasonable, especially considering how rare some of these items are to find elsewhere.

The store might not be huge, but it’s packed with essentials like sauces, noodles, snacks, frozen goods, and even tofu-based items. Whether you're an Asian expat, a student, or just love cooking Asian food, this place is definitely worth...

A long-standing medium sized Asian grocery store that specialises in fish and seafood balls available frozen and ready to be added to a hot pot, soup or noodles. However, that only makes up a small part of the store and it's also a general Asian grocery store and most would come here for its wider product selection from cheap fresh vegetables to frozen, dry and pantry items. There's definitely larger stores around that offer a wider range of products but prices here are fair.

Staff are pretty good and relatively pleasant to deal with for this type of Asian store. The checkout lady was also nice and friendly.

They accept cash or card with no surcharge. If you buy multiple items, if available you'll be able to ask for one of the used boxes to pack and take your...