Asian Town Center — Restaurant in Cleveland

I only went to the grocery shop. Nice medium Asian grocery store with a pretty good variety of stuff. They’ve got seasonings and sauces from Chinese, Thai, Japanese, and Vietnamese brands, and a ton of Korean instant noodles. They have most of what you’d expect from an Asian market.

The frozen food section has a good mix, and I saw some fresh seafood and fish too (I haven’t tried them yet). The veggies looked okay. Prices are about average compared to other Asian stores—some things are cheaper, but a few, like mushrooms, are a bit more expensive.

The store is fairly clean, but some areas could be a little tidier. There’s plenty of parking.

They also have a small bakery and ready-to-eat food section. I saw they’re selling plants right now—like long bean sprouts in tiny pots. Kinda cute.

Overall, a solid place if you’re looking for...

This review is for the Asia Food Co., the big Asian supermarket on the first level of Asian Town Center. This place rocks so hard. They have a huge selection of fresh produce and all the obscure odds and ends of Asian cooking that you'll ever need. And on the cheap too. The staff is very helpful and friendly, and they even have a sit-down restaurant area in the back where they will make you amazing, authentic southeast Asian food. Of course there are plenty of grocers down in Asia town and most of them are the best at something or other- like Good Harvest over on Payne is probably the best for ramen and housewares, but Asia Food is definitely my favorite one stop shop. Plus the new Asian Town Center is beautiful and they're adding new businesses and community connections all the time. Go...

There are only two asian markets myself and my friends and family use when in Cleveland. This is the main one and sadly during the pandemic, they too are having supply issues, not having everything in stock including my Jin Jin mixed fruit jellies when I want them but they do have a fairly helpful staff. Be totally prepared for the price increases if you dont go often, like I do. I was taken aback a great deal.

Just be sure to ask for help from one of the younger folks who speaks english, if you have any serious questions. - The older ones are usually a bit irritated if you bother them with the language barrier issue and rightfully so!

If I had 50 ignorant Americans a day asking for something that they can't even describe well in english, I can only imagine how'd I'd feel if I...