The man at the cash register on the right end did not refund the pain relief oil of $3.54 that I returned. He scanned the product like a usual returning process, but the pending transaction still went through. I never received the refund back. This was after I made a huge purchase of $368.46 on August 16, 2025. I would expect he would at least refund my $3.54 back after all the money I spent at the supermarket. read more

Thai Binh Supermarket - Proof of the transaction I made for the pain relief oil I already returned. Never received the refund back. - Grocery Near Me - Wichita, Kansas

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A local Vietnamese supermarket in Wichita! Checked this place out on my way back from a roadtrip. If you go to the store early, they make fresh banh mi. So delicious and worth it! read more

Thai Binh Supermarket - fruits - Grocery Near Me - Wichita, Kansas

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Well stocked grocery store with all Asian foods. They also sell Asian type decorations and frozen fish and a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. If you like Vietnamese sandwiches, they do a very good job. read more

Large selection of so many different unique grocery and household items. Could spend hours in here just looking around.

Super clean! You walk in, and the first thing you smell is delicious bread for their bánh mì. Until you get back there, you wouldn't know they were selling seafood. The store is big and has a very good selection. Everything was fresh and well stocked. One thing I really love about these markets are the spice selection. They are always great and you can't beat the prices. It is a bit out of the way from my mom's house, but is totally worth the drive. Also, shout out to the lady working the only register. I have never seen such speed and efficiency! It really was something. read more

Love their selection of ingredients for Thai cooking. Their drink section especially is fun as hell to peruse. I always get my coconut water from here. Good pricing. Service is always straightforward and professional. Store at times has boxes awaiting sorting, but besides a little bit of disorder everything is kept very clean. I always try a new snack every time I stop in. read more

Thai Binh Supermarket - Panda bread - Grocery Near Me - Wichita, Kansas

I should slap myself for driving by this gem so many times and not coming in. I'm sure I was in here for about an hour. I had a good time exploring. I nearly cried when I saw they had noodles without wheat. (I've looked all over for years). There are soooo many spices, snacks, fruits, vegetables, etc. I bought a crispy seaweed snack that was pretty good. I ended up getting the peanut crunch--which had only 3 ingredients. Left with quite a bit and only spent $21. I'm sold! read more

Thai Binh Supermarket - Seaweed snack, dried mushrooms, anise seasoning, noodles, etc. - Grocery Near Me - Wichita, Kansas

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Love this store but a heads up that as of 11/7/21, their evening hours seem off. They've been closed by 7 every time I've come after 7pm. This might be a pandemic change that simply isn't listed anywhere. This place has a pretty wide variety of ethnic food, from Thai and Vietnamese (probably the largest selection) to Japanese, some Korean and Hispanic. Nice bulk produce, fresh bread, frozen goods and all the dry noodles, rice and sundry items you could want. I tend to spend at least an hour just looking around and never leave without a case of canned coffee and instant noodles of some type (there's a whole aisle dedicated to them). As far as I can tell, this is the biggest Asian market in town and it's been my go to for many years. Would recommend. read more

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Always an amazing store! Everyone is so nice and it has a big selection of goods. I have heard and seen people complain about the smell; this is just what Asian markets smell like. I've been to many and they have all smelled similar to this. I go here every Monday read more

I dropped by here to buy spicy Nem Chua and savory Gio Lua for my parents. Apparently one of their friends brought some back from this store, so they wanted me to go get some. It is lined up next to the desserts in the opened fridge! We packed them in a cooler to bring back to KC and my parents and family really enjoyed them, so we will be picking up more next time we're here. Glad to have found this store!! Note: you can freeze the Gio Lua until use, but always keep them both cool to preserve their deliciousness. *From Google: - Nem Chua: fermented pork dish served with bird's eye chili, garlic, and Vietnamese coriander; the meat is sweet, sour, salty and spicy - Gio Lua: Vietnamese ham/sausage read more

Thai Binh Supermarket - Nem Chua with garlic, chili, and black pepper. We remove all of those before enjoying! - Grocery Near Me - Wichita, Kansas

I really liked this place until I waited in line and was told it was cash only. I understand systems were down, but PPST IT SOMEWHERE so I don't waste my time. read more

I think this asian market has the best selection and is one of the cheaper ones in the city. Some areas could be cleaner and there's plenty of expired food, but I don't particularly care about that to be frank. The food they make is quite tasty as well. read more

Bought fruit from them before but it tasted raw. So this time bought the same fruit and let it set outside for a few days but it got rotten so quick. I explained to manager but the manager refuse to refund and was very rude. read more

Great bánh mì. Everyone was very helpful and friendly. Best sandwich I've had in a long time. Bread baked on the premise. Highly recommended. read more

Went to this huge supermarket 19 September 23 and as I have read there just about everything there that you would ever need only a lot of it was on the floor in boxes disorganized and the store was very dirty. I couldn't wrap my mind around it because I've never seen an Asian market like this and ended up leaving going to another place that is expanding their store, in spite of all that the store was so organized and clean that the contrast was incredible, I won't be going back to Thai Binh Supermarket. read more

Best Asian supermarket in Wichita! Would definitely recommend! I shop here at least twice a week.

Being from Kentucky we have a few small Asian markets. None of this caliber. Had a great time browsing the aisles and putting things in my cart. Lots of things I wanted, but they wouldn't travel well. Got fresh ginger, turmeric, and numerous spices and sauces. Had a bang mi sandwich for lunch. Bought some small bananas. Will be back when I am in town. read more

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OMG -- I can't believe how many times I've driven past this market and said to myself "I need to stop in there and check it out". I went there today looking for a couple of specific items for making Spring Rolls tomorrow. Now I want to kick myself for living in Wichita for 4 1/2 years without shopping here -- what a piece of Asian Heaven!! First of all, this place is ENORMOUS. To the right, there is a Clothing Boutique and in the far left is their Produce, Meats and Cold Case Items. Also on the left there is an area with Cookware. In the middle there are really long rows of any Asian products. There were like 4 or 5 rows devoted to 'Noodles' -- actually kind of overwhelming. They had Thai Noodles, Japanese Noodles, Vietnamese Noodles, Filipino Noodles, Ramen, etc -- any kind you want -- it's there somewhere! I had almost talked myself out of going there today because it had snowed and the streets are really Icy, but tomorrow is my Daughter's Birthday and I wanted to make her some Spring Rolls and Crab Ragoon and some kind of Stir Fry. There were rows and rows of condiments that I am anxious to go back and explore. Some canned veggies and fruits that I need to find out how to prepare. And that Cold Case needs to be stared at and make some mental notes for future dinners. I am SO EXCITED because both my Daughter and I LOVE Asian Cuisine!! And Soups, Asian Soups are my favorite -- they are so light and brothy :) I found a section with Dehydrated Bamboo Shoots and Mushrooms -- I am picturing some killer 'Hot and Sour' Soup in my future with the Bamboo Shoots, Mushrooms and sliced Green Onion!! Also, many of the packages are written in whatever Asian language -- so I wasn't sure what everything was. A very sweet young lady (about 25) was in there shopping and I asked her if she knew what Cellophane Noodles were and she directed to the other side of the store -- where yet another row of noodles was!! She ended up following me over there after about 5 minutes and helped me find them -- and she was a CUSTOMER -- not an Employee. How Cool was that??!!?? I see a lot of future trips to this market and I cannot wait to take my Daughter Glad that I finally went in and really, truly wish that I had done so sooner!! read more

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The best Asian grocery in Wichita. Period. This is the only place to shop if you plan to make southeast Asian/Chinese dinner. They have the biggest meat ball selection (beef, tendon, chicken, pork, fish, shrimp, octopus, seaweed...ect) in frozen section. You can find a lot of exotic can beverages here, like, tamarind soda, grass jelly drink, basil seed drink, soursop juice, white gourd juice (huh??....), and penny wart drink! ----yes, you hear me right!!! I must warn you, though, that "exotic" doesn't necessarily mean "delicious". It's an acquired taste. If you prefer to be more conventional, they also have real Asian soy milk (both plain and sweet) as well as green tea. They have a small section of Vietnamese homemade snack & dessert for a quick bite. My only complain is they're lacking Korean and Japanese products but it's no big deal to me. read more

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Their inventory has really improved since I last shopped here (bakery, desserts, produce, frozen food, seafood, gifts/souvenirs, etc.). I am glad they sell more bakery items now. Pork pate chaud isn't up to par (kinda flat & dry), but I liked their $1.50 che cups (banana che) and their ham & cheese croissant. Delish! Besides groceries, they have a jewelry store, a small clothing boutique, video rentals & cd/dvd sales. For such a small city, this Asian grocery store does well! Cashiers are even friendly. I even noticed more diverse customers now! read more

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they were rude to me and did not give me money and when I got jack fruit I taste werid and they do not do anythin.

Best Asian market I've ever been to. They have everything you could want or need from an Asian market. It's a great place to pick up produce, pre-made sandwiches or lunch & even the random clothing item, Buddha or plastic mat if the mood strikes you. The staff is friendly and helpful. If you don't know what something is, or you have questions, be sure to ask. I love this place & don't mind the drive to get there, bypassing other markets on the way. read more

One of the BEST Asian food markets I've ever been to! From California to Houston....I've been in many. Clean, smells nice. No live animals waiting to be killed for someone's lunch or dinner. Helpful staff. Lots of exotic & unusual curios waiting to be discovered here. read more

This is a Asian Market that has about anything you would think of from the Asian countries. My wife is Filipino and likes to shop there for lots of things we can't find at Dillions. How about fresh Mangos, or egg roll wrappers. If you have a taste for foods you never heard of you will have a time. I love Ginger Tea that they care and its good for a cold. Stop by and see where all the Chinese restaurants get their dishes, and every thing else to make it look like China. read more

I've been here many times over the years - it's the most multicultural place you can go without needing a passport or your vaccines just to get in and shop! Years and years ago (1970's to probably the mid 1980's, this location was the old Ardan's and I think Clothworld was next door. I'm thinking this became Thai Binh's in the early to mid 1990's - so it has evolved a lot over the past 20 years!! Every time I am here, there are more improvements...although I have yet to find the restroom!! They don't really label as such, but they carry foods from all over the world - pretty much all of the Asian countries, lots of Indian and some Eastern European foods, as well as Latin foods. There is a fresh seafood area, as well as fresh vegetables and herbs. It's probably safe to say they have the largest supplies of any rice variety you would need - basmati, jasmine, brown, sushi, I don't even know them all (clearly obvious just reading.). I had never seen canned quail and duck eggs until I came here (still never bought any!), but not only do they have them - but I think they had 12-15 brands and sizes of cans or more. Another cool feature is the cookware area - I've got a pretty good idea that they are suppliers for many of our wonderful local restaurants, with all sorts of woks, grills, gas burners, tea sets, utensils, mortar/pestles, as well as foods and condiments in bulk sizes. I also have bought various ceramic and melamine dishes, flat bottom soup spoons, chopsticks, the wide straws used in boba teas or thick smoothies, things like that. There is a large selection of DVD's and CD's for the music and films from overseas. Clothing. Shoes. Home decor. Basically a Walmart on Steroids!! (Sorry, not much in the way of automotive or agriculture). And -- fresh Croissants, baguettes, as well as all sorts of freshly prepared delicacies of all sorts. Plus, they are opened today!! I think they do close early for some of the special Asian holidays like Chinese New Year etc, so it is good to call ahead. If you are the type expecting Dillons or other grocery stores in other cities like HyVee, Dominic's, Von's, KrogerSupport, etc etc then move along, this isn't the grocery store you are looking for. But if you are looking to recreate your favorite Pad Thai or Chicken Tandoori or Pho Na, you can find your ingredients here!! read more

The Dillons of Asian markets. The place is huge and is the place to go when I want to stock up on ramen. They literally have 1000s of different varieties to choose from. The only complaint is the one I have with all Asian markets in Wichita, is that I wish they were so centered on Vietnamese food. I know the Vietnamese run all the markets, but I wish one would open up that centered more on Japanese items. This particular store though is leaps and bounds better than any of the other Asian markets in town. read more

For an Asian grocery store in the midwest, one can't really complain. I enjoy walking down every aisle and loading up on all the sauces and spices. Whenever I was to make a new dish I can always find what I need. Once persimmon season comes around look out! They have curry paste galore and I love all the Vietnamese desserts. Reminds me of California! read more

We love Thai Binh! This place has a great selection and good prices. Spices and sauces are more reasonable here than at other stores in the area, and I always find something new to try. read more

Great selection of foods, spices and vegetables from Thailand, Korea, Malaysia. Fresh mint, lemongrass and wide variety of sauces and noodles read more

Disappointing! The prices there are soaring too much especially the breads they sell..

This place is disgusting! There were opened frozen packets of fish in their freezer section. The isles are dirty. Their vegetables were not fresh or even looked fresh. This was my only hope to get my filipino foods/ingredients in Wichita and it failed miserably. read more

We ADORE this place, i try to get over there at least once a month to pick up new things to try for fun, as well as old favorites you cannot get anyplace else nearby. (Like Hello Panda-LOVE ) The people are helpful, while not intrusive (some places nearby, they follow you around if you look like you do not belong there- But not here! ) Their pricing is generally inexpensive to moderate, and the selection is the best in the state that i have seen. read more

My wife and I went to Thai Bin today 'cause we wanted to try their French bread. It's in a bin just inside the front door. We got some and it was good but as I was standing in line Pam wandered around and it's a very interesting place. BTW, the French bread is very good but the ham and cheese croissants and funky little sesame seed balls were kinda disappointing so stick with the bread. read more

I'm a little spoiled...Even growing up in AR, I felt that the Asian markets there were better. Their fried tofu consistently goes bad after 3 days in the fridge. So even after cooking it, I'm leery about storing it for long unfrozen. The veggies are a similar story. Sometimes I see them package almost old veggies, that went bad shortly thereafter, so you have a package full of mold on the shelf. The benefit shopping there is that you have a lot of variety. I've come late one day when they were closing up the shop, and they allowed me to make a purchase. Nice ppl. Since Thai Binh is so close to my house, it's my go to Asian grocer. I wish things were more fresh, but I work around that as much as I can. Update: Still dislike the fact that food I buy from there spoils quickly, BUT you must try their croissants. These are baked fresh daily and kept up front across from the registers. They are huge and contain ham and swiss. Ham is generic sandwich meat, and they skimp and give you only one rolled up slice in the middle. But the croissant texture itself is incredible. It's definitely up there with New Orleans or even France. Vietnamese cuisine is heavily influenced by the French, but it's still surprising that this little grocer can produce such a fine product. Their Vietnamese bread is good, too. It's different from the normal French baguette in that it is more airy. I really like it. Best to get the croissant early. I was there one time around 11, and they were just rolling them out. It was mind blowingly good fresh. The cheese was dripping out of the soft pastry. They keep the freshly made ones in these open racks and the flies can get to them later in the day. The older ones are under a plastic sheet above the breads. For $1.75 you've got to try these. read more

Made me feel like I was back in Asia. I loved the selection a good variety of all Asia and good prices. I will be shopping here more often

This place is a foodie mecca. Many thousands of great food items, fresh produce, Asian gifts, clothing, and decorating accessories. A great market for serious cooks. read more

I never get food here, but I love all their home stuff and decorations. I can walk through those side rooms several times and not get bored.

This is the best Asian grocery in the Wichita area. Had a large variety of ingredients, especially vegetables which are harder to find elsewhere. Prices are very reasonable too. read more

I was very impressed with the selection of items. Excellent store for just about anything Asian and from what I could tell the prices are excellent, too. Everything was fresh and unlike one reviewer, I found nothing that was expired. I will definitely be shopping here again! The one complaint I have is that there was a funky smell as soon as I walked in - like rotten produce. (I've noticed this a few times at my own Dillons store before, though, so it's evidently a typical hazard of any grocery chain.) read more

This place is disgusting! There were opened frozen packets of fish in their freezer section. The isles are dirty. Their vegetables were not fresh or even looked fresh. This was my only hope to get my Vit foods/ingredients in Wichita and it failed miserably. There are no price marked on lot of item, they're also not organized. The "boss guy" at fish/meat section is so rude. read more