Going to start with 3-stars. This is a brand new store that is just setting up their shelves, but are open for business. The place is huge. Looks like they will have many aisles of grocery items, a frozen food section, fresh vegetables. Of course, you can always buy a bamboo plant for good luck. There was an area with pots and pans and some general merchandise. There was a steam table in an area that is not opened yet, we asked and they said they hoped to have cooked food to go and a few small tables to eat there is you choose. Perhaps even Korean BBQ. While the address is Moana Lane, the entrance is on the side of the building. In fact, in driving past, it was hard to tell they were actually opened. Definitely going to keep an eye on this place as it expands it's stock and services. Who knows, I may even get an urge to actually cook again. read more

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They made some good changes but only new cashier not so friendly (old chinese lady) she seems unhappy working there...

The is the only Asian market that I use. Yesterday I went there to pick up some Thai curry and I left my wallet by the register. I didn't realize it until the next day. I call them and they said they had it. I picked it up today and offered to give them some money and they said that's ok no need! You have to love honesty and I will never forget this!!! read more

I just left this place I was buying pork belly right behind the man that got some before me, the lady charged him 2.89LB and I got the other half of the slab, I went up to pay and the guy checking me out changes my price that was given to me in the meat department without telling me , so before I paid I asked about it and he said it's what it is so I told him it wasn't fair that I'm going to pay more for mine when the man before me paid less. And he said it is what it is again , so I told him to remove it and that it wasn't right to do me that way and he told me "DO ME A FAVOR, DONT COME BACK! well that's how you do a business I guess. Trust me WE won't come back and neither will my family and friends. It's not my mistake, it's your own butcher person. HORRIBLE SERVICE , BAD BUSINESS , the dude didn't even apologize for the mistake. First and last time here :) read more

I usually order the Chinese stuff online since there is no big chain Asian market in Reno area . Such as Ranch 99.... However, ordering online takes days to receive... I don't like waiting around... So thankfully we have the Asian Mart in town..it seems like the place is getting fulfilled with more and more stuff each day. Cannot wait to see the place become as big as , maybe even better than Ranch 99 in Sacramento... Btw, if you need some specific Asian foods which they don't display in the store, you can go to the office and let the store know... they will get the stuff for you in a timely manner! Another tip is check out the store often, such as every week. Because they always have limited popular stuff for sale... read more

Asian Mart - International Grocery Near Me - Reno, Nevada

It's now head and shoulders above what it was under previous owners. Clean, organized and it seems like more stuff arrives daily. Going back ASAP to grab some of the fresh noodles and Char Sui that they brought out as I was leaving. read more

Fresh Chow Fun noodles are delivered on Wednesday and Friday at 9 am. Reasonably priced. This market has many of your ingredients. read more

I took my son here with me for the first time today. He absolutely LOVED his $2.99 full meal! He also had a Guava Smoothie. Theirs includes some tea (he had Jasmine) as well as some Boba, if desired. He went crazy for this. He always loves a good slushie, but apparently this one is the tops! Then we found out some really bad news about what he was calling his new favorite restaurant. They are closing the restaurant portion in 9 days (on or by December 15). He has vowed that we will be back at least twice before then. It's truly a shame. :( If you haven't been yet, try it really soon! Now, I need recommendations for some amazing Asian BBQ Chicken and slushies with boba. read more

New owner, very clean and the biggest Asian grocery store in Reno. now they have new fresh seafood section. The store has enthusiastic and hard working owner Jeremiah and very friendly staffs. They have daily great mark down sale of fresh shrimp and fishes. This is my most favorite Asian grocery store! read more

This is an import/export market. They get shipments weekly, so their merchandise rotates on a regular basis, which is good because it lessens your chances of buying expired merchandise. On the other hand, you may not be able to find something you like on a consistent basis. The store has a large selection of asian foods for Reno. Mostly dry, canned and frozen foods. They also carry a limited selection of fresh vegetables; however, the quality decreases towrds end of the week. The layout of the store is weird. There is no logic on how items are placed. Cashier is in the middle, dry foods are to the left, frozen and fresh food are towards the back, and kitchen supplies and miscellaneous items are to the right. But, you can find food at the right side of the store, and cooking supplies in the back. It's like it wants to be a mini Ranch 99 Market, but it just fails at its attempt miserably. Customer service is typical of a small Asian market - pretty much nonexistent. Usually there is one person at the cashier. You will be lucky if she/he greets you or crack a smile. By the way, you are expected to bag your own groceries; and only use your credit card if the purchase is $20 or more. I only come here to grab supplies because it's convenient. Bottom line, come here only if you are close to S. Virginia and Moana, and you really don't care sbout customer service. Otherwise, there are better alternatives in town to do your shopping at. read more

Ha. I have been eagerly anticipating the opening of this market so when I saw the Grand Opening banner I went to go check it out. First complaint right up for me was their limited hours. Closes at 5pm? what? Okay, so I managed to come back on one of my days off specifically to check it out and I'm not sure if they are open yet. It's dark, still dusty, mostly empty, and appears under construction for the most part. The cash register lanes are still draped in plastic and no one is staffing them. I still decide to go take a look since a man who was unpacking some shelves assures me they are open. They have some produce, a row of freezers of various meats and fish, and some dry goods on the shelf. The space is enormous and has a ton of potential, but right now only about 25% of it has inventory stocked. The items are primarily Chinese/Taiwanese with a few japanese snacks and a small selection of korean items (jarred kimchi, but no gochujang or jarred pastes yet). I picked up a few teas and some crackers but wandered around for about 10 minutes looking for someone to help me check out. I ended up putting stuff back on the shelves and leaving. I do think they have potential, but don't think they should have opened quite yet. I will return once they have more of the store up and running. I do have some concerns with their freezer section items not really having expiration dates and some looking really old with freezer burn, concerns about turnover of product. There used to be a market by the same name that went out of business in Sparks, so I wonder if it's the same owners and same old stock? read more

Went by this market to get the ingredients for some soup. After looking around a bit and not seeing what we needed, we asked the guy(who apparently does their ordering) and he was very helpful and we got three hard to find ingredients. The variety was great and everyone, right down to a security guy(?), was helpful. Will shop here again. read more

came here today for the first time because I love my Asain snacks , I get excited when I find where an Asian store is plus thought better to come help a local business then a huge grocery store I must say I was fine until check out ... The cashier barely said anything to us mind you my BF & I are Mexican & Filipino. it was as if she did not even want to help us check out .she rudely gave my card back told me to sign the receipt. As we were bagging our own stuff she began to ring up the next customer w/ full on friendlier attitude than what she gave us. ( he was Chinese I believe) I couldn't help to comment to my BF about it. did not feel welcome at all by that cashier & will search on for a Asian store to get my snacks. read more

Huzzah for Asian Mart! This review is a little of a fair-warning: the people who complain about a bit of dust and stocking-in-progress aren't wrong. This is not a shop designed to give you a Way-Mart experience, with a million options under fluorescent lights, employees standing around ready to help. What it does give you are immediate options for your Asian food needs. Glass noodles, kimchi, shrimp chips, hot sauce beyond sriracha. It also offers up very fresh, very cheap produce, and a panoply of frozen fish. Kind of like Loehman's of old, where you had a giant communal dressing room: what you missed in luxuries (like private dressing rooms) you'll gain in super sweet deals. read more

Only 3 star but with room to grow. They are still under construction but the place is mammoth. What is open is stocked with a lot of my favorites -- sauces & dips from all over Asian, a noodle selection that is comparable to my favorite markets in NYC, nice produce, and a HUGE frozen food section. One of the things I miss most about NYC is the dim sum. In the frozen food section they have a few staples that I'm dying to try: Bao, Har Gow, Sticky Rice in Lotus leaf, shu mai. I must make a trip up there with a freezer bag and no other plans for the day. Plus they carry steamers, dishes, chop sticks, sake, toilet paper, bamboo plants, etc. Coming soon: larger selection of good & possible take way section with roast duck & steamer table. Yes I put in the request for Dim Sum but they suggested I go to Sacramento! Plus they might put in a few tables but didn't want to call it a cafe. There's no time table, based on my conversation at the check out it has been a longer process the expected. The good: I don't cook any traditional Asian food but many of the sauces can elevate regular veg or protein dish. Great selection of frozen food that can be steamed, sautéed or microwaved. Just add sauce or eat dry and it's a meal! The no so good: Still under construction but don't intimidated go in and explore! Many of the products are sold in CostCo sizes. So either share or have an empty freezer or throw a party! Read the labels -- many products that you'd thing should taste like fish might. Fish sauce is hidden in everything from noodles to sauces to candy to chips! I'm going back soon with freezer bag in hand. read more

This place is great! They carry a bunch of Asian veggies that are difficult to get in Reno. They get shipments on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights, so the following days have fresh veggies, priced well. They aren't entirely setup yet, but the store is definitely worth checking out when I'm low on Asian ingredients. Can't wait till everything is setup and their hours become a little more friendly (open later than 5pm!) read more

This is the first time I walked into an Asian store with a list and found everything on it! Some of that might be my fault previously not knowing where to look, but regardless, I give this place 5 stars. The store was well stocked. My main mission was to find pork feet, and there were plenty of bags, with the feet already cut up (phew, this is my first time buying them for broth). I was impressed with the selection of frozen meat available, including quite a few uncommon animal parts. There are many varieties of frozen dumplings and other delicious snacks for which I plan to come back, along with instant ramen, or both dried and fresh noodles. The produce section is pretty good-I got fresh shiitake mushrooms for a little over $2, and huge chunks of ginger for less than that. I got sucked into the array of Asian snacks as well and walked away with some green tea twinky look-alikes and mochi. Almost grabbed a box of giant pocky, but luckily for my wallet, my basket was full! Of the brief interactions I had with employees, they were polite. I tend to go to Yim's when I need unusual ingredients, but I'm glad to have another good option when I'm on the South side of town. read more

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Was charged $30 for 48 count of toilet paper!!! Pricey much. Just because everywhere is running out of toilet paper, water and rice. I'll report to the state for gouging read more

Not so long ago in Reno, the definition of Asian food was mostly Americanized stuff that would be completely unrecognizable and confounding to Chinese diners. Thankfully, we've seen a decent influx of Indian, Thai, Vietnamese, Filipino, Korean, and Japanese food join our dining scene. As the selection of Asian restaurants has expanded, so have markets that cater to both the wholesale trade for those restaurants as well as the growing population of people seeking their native tastes. For me, this is a huge opportunity to expand the horizons of my home kitchen. Although there are several East Asian markets spread about the valley, my visit to Asian Mart on Moana was a delight. You could pretty much operate a restaurant solely supplied by this place, right down to the decorations, kitchen tools, and janitorial supplies. Fresh produce includes items both familiar and exotic, and the frozen seafood and meat selection is amazing. Whole roosters along with other poultry and waterfowl, various offal including pork rectum and several kinds of tripe, fish balls made from everything from milkfish to cuttlefish, salted jellyfish, fresh quail eggs and preserved eggs of both duck and chicken. Perhaps most notable were vacuum-packed bags of frozen durian, the most notoriously pungent of fruits. There is a small restaurant space in the back of the store, assumedly serving dishes featuring the frozen and dry goods from the shelves. My wife and I got a couple combo meals plus four egg rolls for a grand totall just under $9. We left full, but the quality was about average for quick service Chinese and it wasn't served very warm. We didn't get sick, but even at that ridiculously low price I probably wouldn't eat here again. There's a rule of thumb on food service that everything should be under 40 or over 140, i.e., safely refrigerated or safely reheated. The freezers were plenty cold, but those "hot" dishes were tepid at best. read more

Don't bother to go there because I went there so many times, the door is already locked before 5:30 PM when they have sign says store hour is till 7:00. read more

Rude! Today I went there and bought a bunch of grocery. I have my eight month old with me, I was carrying him with a baby carrier.Although my hands were free but with the baby right in front of me It was hard to reach for the grocery and bag it and The cashier girl just ignored me and did not bother to help bagging the items and Proceed ringing up other customers when there was an even not a space on her countertop to even put the other clients items. As I struggle bagging my items and watching her ringing up other clients I ask her do you not help your clients to bag the grocery items. She said no there's only one cashier. Another client felt bad and help me bag my items as the cashier still stood there and watch. I will never go back there again and will tell all my family and friends to not support these guys. There is another asian market Down the street that are much Friendlier and cheaper!!! read more

Fresh veggies for less! Helpful staff, like this store! I like the decorations they sell also. I like buying all ingredients for my homemade egg rolls here! Yummy read more

Says it's open until 730pm but it's not...closed at 645pm on Tuesday March 28th. Even said that on the door and on yelp. Who knows if it's even open anymore. Bad. read more

Lots of Chinese veggies , fresh and cheap. Different types of Asian rice from Thailand and Burma. Bought lots of veggies ( again , they are so fresh ), oyster sauce and soy sauce. Will go again to buy duck . I saw Pork stomach too. Hope they will open the food court soon . It is not like 99 Ranch from LA but similar . read more

The deli section is a real treat. Try also the cooked to order food - simply divine. The duck is as good as you can get for both flavor and meat. The noodles are excellent. Try the cha-sieu (Barbecued pork)... it is the best I've had in many years. Prices are very modest.. go there before others find this place. The grocery section gives you an opportunity to eat and then stock up on asian items - tofu (pickled, dried, spicy). All kinds of condiments for chinese cooking. Also a good selection of frozen dim-sum (for when you absolutely need a dim-sum fix) and fish. Will be back soon. read more

Interesting market for Asian ingredients for foods. This is mostly place for Chinese foodstuffs and nonperishables. Think large and small bags of rice, rice paper (for rolls), hoisin sauce, salted/dried turnip and other vegs, rice wine vinegar, loads of soy sauce, and Lee Kum Kee Oyster Sauce (if you have to ask about the brand, never mind). There is also a lot of frozen fish and meat. There are some snacks like Kit Kats and wafers. I needed to get miso paste and there were only a few brands. Same thing with tofu. I will try other places too but this one will work in a pinch, given its location (close to Peppermill). They had brought in rolled look fun from Hayward, CA. I think other things will come in for New Year's time. They had frozen joong too. For that, I'll stick with Honey Bakery's "Sticky Rice." Not bad for necessary staples. They even have Napa Cabbage, regular cabbage, and some other greens. read more

2017.11/7 ,I bought a bag candy ,in this markt ,its expired .i went back return , the clark said i can change another one ,or same price food ,i exchanged a bottle of tea ,3.49$. Then ,i said thank u very much ,i went back home . after 15minutes ,my husband told me ,this Asian Mart people called him, said i didnt wait them to finish the exchange . they are liying ,because nobody tell me wait ,and told them i left .And i dont know where they got my family's phone number ,thats weird .and crazy . read more

If anybody ever wondered whether the health department in Reno is ineffective, look no farther than this dump to confirm your fears. Merchandise is strewn about the dirty floors in disarray. The make shift food court is fronted by steam table with several selections available for a low price. the problem is that the food is cold. The steam table is not hot. How this place passed inspection is beyond me. Somebody is going to get sick, if they haven't already. read more

I finally got a chance to come in here. Made it before the horrible 5pm closing time. Still a work in progress. They have a few aisles that were stocked along with some veggies and some frozen food. Being a whole seller to the Asian community comes with its perks. Prices here are ridiculously low. How low you ask? Baby Bok Choy is 20% to 75% cheaper than other markets in town! You read that right. Of course when I mention 75% cheaper, I'm comparing it the likes of Whole Foods or Raley's. So with a decent selection and super great prices, why isn't this place 5 stars? Well... it's incomplete. Items are scattered everywhere. There's no help from anyone. The guys are busy moving product for whole sale distribution and don't even say hi. The ONE lady that can help you, is stuck on the ONE cash register. So once again, they have potential especially with how big this place is but once again they have failed to impressed due to their other commitments. I'll still stop by for cheap produce and products but I know that I won't get much help from their employees. read more