Unfortunately it is no longer there, but Asia Mekong has a few other locations and the one in…read morePrenzlauer Berg is nice as well. Old (2018) Review First thing is the loose/fresh tofu (the best in Berlin!) And I've tried them all as I cook a lot of Asian dishes and have shopped at every Asian store in Berlin since I've been here over the last 5 years or so. They also carry a very good selection of quality pre-packaged tofu. They manage to get in quite an international array of products in this shop - Thai, Korean, Indian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Taiwanese, Nepalese, Malaysian, etc. They carry a good selection of Asian staples and some surprisingly reasonable speciality items, spices, spice mixes, sauces, noodles, teas, dried and canned goods, frozen and refrigerated products, etc. They have all the standard Asian fresh produce such as Daikon radish, Bok Choi, Napa cabbage, spring onions, bean sprouts, Achiote, plantains, fresh coconuts, etc. They even have yummy Asian snacks and drinks to grab and go. There is an extra room behind/past the register with more products (Ramen, large bags of rice, etc.). They also carry some Asian cookware, rice cookers and health/beauty/personal care. The store is clean, organised, average prices and decent enough service by Berlin standards. It's in a great location (very central, right next to Alexander Platz).

Tolles Team,wunderbare Produktauswahl. Ich habe alles…read moregefunden, was ich zum frischen Kochen brauchte. Esra Uygunisci

I now realize the appeal of places like this: larger selection and lower prices. As much as I…read moredislike Eurogida competing with the small businesses and family-owned markets on the street, I get it. I also admit that I buy in to some of it. Let's break down chickpeas (something I love and eat on the reg). Local Turkish store: 1,30€ or so for 400g Kaisers: 1,30€ or so for 200g Netto: 0,99€ for 400g Eurogida: 0,69€ for 400g or something 1,50€ for 1200g Other things that tend to be cheap: phyllo dough and the massive selection of olives! So while I don't come here for my produce or other needs, some things here are just more bang for your buck.

This place also has a spot to turn in your used plastic or glass bottles. It's an excellent way to…read moreget the money you spent in the first place.

Has everything you need to cook a serious Asian meal. Loads of different and fresh vegetables that…read moreyou wouldn't find in a normal german supermarket.

This pretty big asia supermarket is situated in the basement of some other supermarkets right in…read morefront of the subway exit Seestraße. The staff is super helpful! I really got into cooking Chinese food lately and they always found what I needed. The prices are a little high but the things are mostly imported and of good quality (mostly Asian people are shopping here, think that's a good sign). Still my favorite Asian supermarket in the city.