East Asia Supermarket

Really good selection especially in the seafood department. They had a pound of live clams for only $4.00. Produce was a great price too, cucumbers 3 for a dollar and lemons 25 cents. Plus staff were very friendly. The negatives were two-fold first the whole store had a distinct old seafood smell, which makes sense because the entire meat department was just fish of all variety on ice. How ever the smell made me question if we would get sick, so despite the incredible prices I passed on the clams. The other negative was that things seemed like they had no time or reason to where they were placed. Like they had the clams in the seafood department, but then also had them in the frozen department. There was an isle that had a variety of cooking oils, next to spaghetti noodles, next to cookies. I don't mind that, but I'd do see how others who have left reviews could be confused.

Im.A Oganic Vegan..Went by with this guy has a Filipino wife.. saw this. Any one for fish Head Soup? Actually in 90s when I still eat..In Alaska a Native Lady made Salmon fish head Said Eyes were prized. It was very Good.. word to ya mother... Anhhaaa True story...

It has most of my SE asian needs. The produce is always good. You do have to watch the cash register screen cause sometimes items ring up more expensive then what sticker price is on the item. Also I have been doubled charged for an item so you do need to pay attention when the cashier is ringing you up. Other than that this place is my go to vs the other Asian groceries in the area.

Pretty good place to shop. Clean with lots of variety of canned and dried products. Minus one star as their fresh products were much limited and some were not fresh. While the place was overall clean, could use a remodel and better organization of product layout.

I frequent this grocery store often. They are close to where I live and easier to get in and out of compared to Hong Kong market. They have a parking lot, which is convenient for the location. The staff are friendly when checking out. They don't have everything there. Sometimes, I go here first, then go to Hong Kong after to get the things East Asia doesn't have. The banh mi I got during lunch was good. They also have a lottery machine, for those curious. While it may not be top shelf shopping, it's definitely a store to check out and could become a staple for you when it comes to asian grocery stores.