Small but mighty. I went looking for 1000 year old eggs. She said that they didn't sell eggs. But then I found them! Nice store

I come here all the time for all my oriental groceries. They have everything we need. From frozen grasshoppers, liquor, beer, veggies, frozen seafood and isles of asain seasonings. This establishment like the other few asain stores in Santa Rosa has been around for decades. The owner couples/ the lady is always very kind and nice. It's a hit and miss with the vegetables honestly sometimes as they aren't as fresh. But that's with every store though. There are days when they get shipments and other days where it's probably been sitting there Welp everything else is perfect nothing to complain about. We get in, get out. Smooth transaction everytime. Mom/Pop Shop :) read more

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They have good variety and fresh tumeric. Sometimes they have items I can't find in other Asian stores, such as mangosteen, fresh garlic with the stem, dragon fruit. Fresh tumeric, Star Apple. read more

They are always have fresh Asian Herb and Vegetables! One of best Asian Grocery Store in Santa Rosa

Is it in an questionable neighborhood? Yes. Will that stop me from shopping there? Hell no. When Asia Mart on Guerneville Rd. ran out of my favorite arrowroot vermicelli, I went in search of an alternate vendor... and Yelp lead me here. Thank you, Yelp. They not only sold the coveted mien dong, but they happened to be nearly $1 cheaper than at Asia Mart. So I stocked up. They must have thought I was a madman with my armful of identical packages, but I was happy. I didn't have time to browse much, but I want to go back. I was intrigued by their abundance of spice packets and sauces. FYI: They seem to close earlier than advertised on an arbitrary basis. I got there well before 7:30 and they were already turning off lights, cleaning up, etc. read more

Asian Market - Entrance. - Grocery Near Me - Santa Rosa, California

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Nosey-Judgmental If you've been shopping around the Asian Grocery community, you're probably come across this store and the Phnom-Penh across the street. Unlike the Phnom-Penh store where the people are extremely friendly and helpful and I mean everybody there. This store are filled with toxic people both men and women. They're either talk shit about you in their native language right in front of you or they would treat you based on what you PURCHASED. These people are immigrants from Southeast Asia who come here for a better life and yet here they are acting like garbage. I've been in this area for almost 20 years and honestly they're the worst type of people I come across. Phnom-Penh has always been my first choice and will always be. read more

Not organized or clean. They had a poor selection of produce as it looked wilted. I came to get wonton skins. They had ONE package... frozen. I will not shop here again. I will continue to search for a place to purchase Asian groceries in my new home area. read more

Situated in a sketchy old run down at the heels section of Santa Rosa is this market which probably is the best grocery store choice for the locals. There ain't a particularly large Asian population in town, so it is kind'a amazing that there were so many shoppers of many ethnicities in this place during my visit. I was the only white European in the joint. Inside is 1000 square feet of Asian market goods displayed in the typical hodge-podge confusion I've seen in most Chinese mom & pop groceries. There's the same brand of soy sauce on three differnt aisles. The selection is adequate if you're not too picky. This ain't the mind boggling Ranch 99 supermarket in Albany. I came in for won-ton wrappers, I bought $23 more of good quality fresh produce, chinese style sweet & spicy sausages, kim-chee, fresh pho noodles, sesame-peanut brittle, etc... Yep here you'll find Koerean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indian, Malaysian & Thai products. There is no ready to eat items. Prices ain't the bargain basement lowest, but still cheap compared to a Safeway or Whole foods. If you're a local who can cook up some pan-Asian vittles, you'll probably find what you need here. Now about the neighborhood again. Lock your car. Be cautious about being here after dark. This is the 2nd highest crime section of town. Even in daylight there are lots of homeless, mentally unstable and poor males hanging out. I got pan handled & hassled walking into the store. Stay alert, look confident, use your city smarts. read more

This place is truly a hidden gem! Phnom-Penh is two minutes away but this place is far more interesting! There is a parking lot on the other side of the restaurant next door. You'd never know from the outside, that this primarily an Asian grocery. Nor would you expect endless rows of perfectly fresh vegetables or the amazing diversity of Asian ethnicities this store represents, more than most. I seek out Asian Groceries and can officially say this is the most diverse, and has the most consistently fresh produce overall that I've seen in the Bay Area. This includes local shops and places like Ranch 99. It distantly reminds me of Berkeley Bowl if that tells you anything. Only the produce was far more fresh here. Maybe I get here on an ideal days, but It's been a long time since I've seen such pristine produce. Even better than the farmers market, and I have a lot of farmer friends. The store looks uninviting from the outside but I assure you it's worth walking through the door. The diversity of Ethnicities represented rivals any small Asian grocery I've ever seen. Products are divided by region, as opposed to what product category so it's a paradigm shift when you're wanting to see all the brands of one product category. It sure makes things far more interesting and educational. The prices are very fair. Not too high, and the staff is nice. When you're done, visit the tamale restaurant next door that just opened four months ago. They're made fresh everyday. Curb your hunger so you can go home and make your home cooked Asian meal with all the ingredients you just purchased. read more

Best selection of canned and bottled Asian coffee and tea drinks, they even have original Red Bull's and Kona coffee. Lots of fresh veggies, fruits, dry goods and beer selection. Prices are also very good and family that runs the place are friendly, my favorite place to get snacks. read more

Awful place. The photos on their website are from another store. This place is not anything you would expect from Asians from Japan or China. Don't waste your time. There are other Asian places that are better. The reviews here are far more consistent with "Asian Mart" on Petaluma Avenue. read more

Southeast Asian Fruit Hunting in My Own Back Yard - Part 1 One of my favorite places in Sonoma County to Fruit Hunt as if I'm abroad, is the little market on Petaluma Hill Rd. The not so specifically named 'Asian Market' http://ow.ly/Aqnfa, owned by jolly Laotian native Charlie, is my go-to for the hard-to-find Asian products like Crispy Prawn Chili, Tamarind Paste, or Pickled Thai Eggplants. Always welcoming and tickled to see me, a naive young gringa sifting through the produce of his homeland, Charlie's always happy to give a cooking tip on some of the more obscure vegetables, or advise me not to eat the peel of a fruit I'm about to plunge into, but to cut off the end and extract. He and his family bring in seasonal fruit in short but sweet windows throughout the year. Check frequently, and one may find the treasure of a whole, wonderfully stinky Durian, Dragon Fruit, a cluster of Longan, a bag of Rambutan, or my particular favorite, Lychee. During my last Fruit Hunt a couple days ago, I was lucky enough to get a few pounds of Lychee (some of the best of this year!) and a few banana/plantains (not sure which these are closer too). Big, round, and ever so fragrant, I brought one bag of Lychee to work and introduced them to my co-workers, some of whom had only tried them canned. I thrilled to see the hook sink in as a look of pure pleasure settled on their faces, realizing what a treat a fresh, perfectly ripe Lychee is. With a smaller community of Asian Americans than in San Francisco just south, I'm thrilled to find any and all Asian products and produce in Sonoma County and will report back accordingly. #fruithunter #asianmarket #adventures #lychee #fruit @thefruithunter read more

I love this place. The fresh vegetables are always pristine unlike some of the other Asian markets in Santa Rosa where you find mold and soft spots. Huge selection, just about anything you could want. Prices are really low too, compared to local chain markets. I shop here all the time. I wish someone would open a Chinese deli in Santa Rosa so I could get some Cha duck and roast pork. read more

This place is a liquor store with jars of Asian sauces. Go a block up the road to Phnom Penh market if you are looking for Asian vegetables, spices and cooking supplies. read more

Price is very reasonable here. Fresh items come in on Tuesday and Friday every week. The owner drive to sf and got them there. Place is clean with bright floor. The owner is helpful read more

Everyone has a little neighborhood store where they can pick up a quick carton of milk, some cat food and TP on the way home from work. Mine just happens to also offer a wide array of Asian ingredients - so I can grab some cute round green Thai eggplant, fresh ginger, all kinds of Asian sauces, noodles, coconut milk, huge bags of birdseye chili's for $4.00 that will last me my whole life and a really cool broom with a ribbon covered handle for $3.50 - great outdoor decor. It's a little funky looking, but prices are cheap - check the dates, tho as some of the canned items are past due date. The owners are extremely nice. Support local businesses! read more

Good prices and friendly help. GREAT for dried items, including fungi, seaweed, and noodles.

So excited to find a wonderful source for Asian and other unusual and fresh produce in Sonoma County! Tamarind, black radish, turmeric root, banana blossom, lychee nuts, all sorts of greens, mushrooms, squash, and roots. Lovely staff and well stocked. If looking for ways to prepare some of your finds, check out http://myberkeleybowl.com/. read more