One of the nicer Asian markets in the San Jose area.
This market is in the Grand Century Mall, and parking is always an issue for this mall. During peak times, or when there is an event going on, parking can be almost impossible. NEVER park in the Walmart parking lot and walk over. Walmart will watch you park and head over to Grand Century and tow your car. Parking may improve with the completion of the Vietnam Town parking structure.
There is an entrance to the store from the front and the Grand Century Mall side.
Maxim Market III has a large produce area with a wide selection of fresh products. The meat and fish department is clean and well stocked. In addition, the selection of dried and preserved products provides a good selection of items. The accept credit and debit cards as...
Read moreMaxim Market on McLaughlin Ave is a solid choice for Asian grocery shopping, offering a variety of fresh produce, seafood, and specialty ingredients. The store carries Vietnamese, Chinese, and other Southeast Asian staples, making it a convenient stop for authentic ingredients.
The seafood section is well-stocked, and the produce is fresh, though the store can get crowded during peak hours. Prices are reasonable, and the selection is diverse, ensuring shoppers can find everything from fresh herbs to imported sauces. If you're looking for a well-stocked Asian market, Maxim Market is worth...
Read moreYou have to go to a Vietnamese supermarket if you want a wide variety of Vietnamese items that you just won't see at 99 Ranch, Pacific supermarket, or Marina Market.
I came here specifically to get flour mix for making bánh khọt. The non Vietnamese stores usually carry only bánh xèo mix. This store has both, and many other types of mixes.
This time it also had a cast iron pan that can be used for making stuffed donuts, apple skiver, or bánh khọt. Previously they had an aluminum a version. I'm buying the iron pan and mix for culinary friends to their...
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