Nice store with all required Asian products. Very friendly staff and prices are reasonable.read more

From the owner: Asiatische Lebensmittel in Offenbach. Hochwertigen Produkten aus thailändische Rezepte und auch…read morenoch viel mehr

This is one of the few places in Siegen that sells pho, and given the sometimes rainy climate of…read moreNRW, a bowl of hot, rice-noodle soup is sometimes exactly what the body needs to feel a little better. The business is owned by a nice (Vietnamese?) family, and for how small this shop is, they really accomplish much with the space they have. Some of the shop is for pan-Asian groceries like wasabi, fish sauce, rice cookers, tea sets, nori, and other ingredients typical of East Asian (and some Indian) cuisine. The other part of the store is an open kitchen and small dining room with three or four tables where customers can get some lunch. The store is small but functional, especially for selling specialty ingredients not typically found in German grocers. Just be sure to bring cash as they do not take credit or debit cards (at least since the last time I went). Overall, this place is good for a tasty lunch, ingredients for Asian cooking, and inexpensive spices.

This place used to be my quick-but-okay source of asian food. It is kind of back-alley, due to its…read morepositioning at Löhrstraße and its small size. I cannot say anything about the bubble-tea quality (urks), but the choice of the small supermarket is typically asian, and i like it. It does not have too many fresh vegetables, but the standard pan-asian (chinese?) spices and ingredients which I wouldnt no where to get in Siegen, if not there. The food form the diner is okay for a quick lunch or a cheap dinner. You can both eat in the diner, where some seats and tables are provided, but they lack any attempt to create an athmosphere. Very functional. So, for me, takeaway is the better choice. Sadly food quality really varies. Personally, I dont go there for lunch anymore, because the last time i had lunch there tasted like yesterdays oil in the wok. There are other asian restaurants around, which I would rather recommend.

From the owner: Asiatische Lebensmittel Reis…read moreGewürze Linsen

Conveniently located in the bottom of the Hauptbahnhof, Siglo is a great Asian market that has more…read moreor less everything you'll need on a quick shopping run. Open on Sundays (YAYYYY- this is why I shop around the Hbf), you can find anything from udon noodles to massaman curry mix to mace to unoki mushrooms. Korean, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Indonesian...it's all covered. Food from the subcontinent is not, for the most part. The staff is very friendly and super helpful, but beware, you must pay with cash (unless it is over 10 Euros I believe, but don't mark my word on that). They also sell accessories, kitchenware, and anything else you may need to eat a complete Asian meal. The reason I don't shop here more often is because there are better and bigger Asian stores. And those better Asian stores are cheaper. Quite a bit cheaper, in fact. I also prefer a variety of goods and since it is missing Indian products, I find it easier to head up Kaiserstraße to my beloved Spicelands and the Asian markets on the that street. But if you're hanging around underground and don't feel like walking through the 'interesting' streets around the Hbf, this place is for you!

It would not surprise me in the least if this were the most well stocked and comprehensive grocery…read morestore specialising in East Asian products in all of Germany. Heng Long may be a little more out of the way than other Asian groceries in Köln, but I will always go out of my way to go there. On my first visit I had a list of: makgeolli, rice flakes, peanut paste without sugar or palm oil, sliced refrigerated rice cake, aloe vera drink, dried bean curd sheet, etc. The store had exactly everything I was looking for and more. They also stock gifts, novelties, and cooking instruments. From me to you, it doesn't get better than Heng Long!

This is by far the most complete Asian markt I found in Cologne. They have almost everything you…read moreneed and even better they have it in several brands so you can actually choose what you want and from which country or which company you want the product from. It is a bit hidden behind aral tank station in universität but once you look closer it is there! The products range from lots of country and brands, they also have varieties of frozen food especially seafood. Sushi ingredients are by far complete here, and other seasoning can also be found here. They also have so many varieties of noodles, instant or not. The down part is that it is quite pricey, but still acceptable since all asian products imported to europe are also quite expensive. Overall, i find it really nice and you can also sometimes find some asian cooking tour group wandering around the store, if you are interested you can sign up for an asian cooking class.

Fantastic Italian supermarket a bit outside Offenbach. Good selection of wines, olive oils, frozen…read morefish and seafood, antipasti and an outstanding fresh cheese, meat and salami/sausage counter. Very friendly personnel.

From the owner: Nur das beste aus italien von einer frische Theike die aus…read moreKäse Parma schinken,Salami und eingelegte Oliven, Peperoni und weiteres besteht. Von einer Metzgerei das einfach so geschnitten, zubereitet wird wie in Italien

Small but full of all the things that mean British culture; Sausages, Cheddar cheese, crisps,…read morepickles, shortbread, jam and even beer. Take a gander, you won't be disappointed!

A Taste of Britain is like good old-fashioned grocery stores used to be, with friendly, personal…read moreservice, but just like old-fashioned grocery stores it's very expensive. The excuse I was given was that they don't make much money, times are hard, etc. etc. I think they might make more money if they simply reduced the prices a bit though. Without being able to look at their books, you do get the uncomfortable feeling of being ripped off. That said, they do have a good selection of British produce, so if you really, really can't live without a fix of Cadburys, or a packet of McVities then bite the financial bullet and go for it. One excellent service they do offer from their online shop, is free delivery within Germany for orders over 75 Euros. So, you could get together with some friends