Asianfresh Food Market

5/5 for an amazing selection that is quality.It has food from all Asian ethnicities, they have fresh seafood and regularly change over their packages of cuts of meat. They had discounted Moon Cakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival. They also have consistent pricing for chicken thighs, vegetables, regular sale pricing for Apples and oranges, etc. As for cleanliness concerns, I think when you go to an Asian Grocery store, you have to expect a sort of controlled chaos. I will say that it can be hard to social distance, but you know that coming here, everyone will be wearing a mask, multiple cashiers and customers will be wearing face shields, most people will be using gloves and everyone will be rushing to get in and out once they've loaded all the bags they can carry with everything they can to buy all at once.I come here for things like hot pot meats, seafood, chicken, beef, drumsticks, live crabs, different vegetables, soy sauce, etc.Tips/Takeaways:-Love this place for all my weekly grocery needs-Definitely great prices, quick staff, patrons all wear masks/gloves, would highly recommend!

Good variety of produce, as well as packaged goods, snacks, and frozen foods. All the packaged goods, frozen dumplings, snacks, sauces, drinks, etc, are on the second floor upstairs. Centrally located in Chinatown, this is a little no fuss, no frills, typical Chinese grocery store. It can get crowded on weekends. I appreciate that this store accepts credit cards, including Discover, though I'm not sure if there is a certain requirement in terms purchase amount as my purchases there have always been over $10 so I've had no issues.

I love this market. Staff in seafood section is very nice. However at check out during my last visit the chip on my card said error and the cashier shouted. NO MONEY! I transferred money to my Apple Pay because I had money. A little patience was needed at checkout

Definitely will be a regular stop when we are in the area. Store was busy but clean. Large selection and very reasonable prices. Just around the corner from reading terminal market

Good selection but a COVID nightmare in terms of social distancing. Luckily most people were wearing masks but getting in line to check out most people were like 2 ft apart which can't be helped since it's a small store but heads up on that. Also like another reviewer said there were boxes everywhere making it hard to navigate. You could easily trip into the seafood counter or hundreds of boxes, and I consider myself a pretty small person who can maneuver well and it was tough for me. I went mostly for snacks of which there are a lot on the second floor (stairs are on your left as you walk in). There was a lot of what I'd see in big name supermarkets.Now note... It wasn't as clean as I'm sure it was in the beginning after opening. There were bugs buzzing around and the ceiling kind of dripped on the second floor which was kind of weird and gross. I know bugs are given when doors are wide open etc but I found them even on the second floor so... I got packaged food but if you get anything open air just take note if you're squeamish.

Asianfresh opened its door a few months ago and now is the most popular Asian grocery store in Philadelphia Chinatown. The only negative thing about this store is crowdedness, which is similar to most places in Chinatown due to space constraint. Aisles are cleaner and better organized than most Asian markets.They offer fresh Asian fruit & veggies, a decent seafood & meat department, and a wide selection of condiments & snacks upstairs. I have great shopping experience here in the past two months. Arguably the best grocery store in China town as of early 2020.P.S. The long-time establishment, the Asian market at the basement of 11th & race, went out of business shortly after Asianfresh opened. Go figure!

The fresh vegetables and produce are good & fresh here. There's a good selection of greens.Also, there's a fair selection of condiments & packaged foods upstairs, a pretty good variety given the relatively small size of the store.I'd definitely return for more groceries.

Chaotic, but very new, shiny, and clean. New option in Chinatown grocery shopping. Two levels. Very nice fish selection and fresh meat area. Good selection of pre-sliced hotpot meats and hotpot supplies. Upstairs basic dry goods, sauces, and a well stocked freezer section. Ran into a few things we couldn't find, but nothing crucial. Vegetables were prepacked in plastic in a lot of instances, which meant you had to buy a lot of say, eggplant. Prices very fair. Layout could use a little tidying, lots of obstructions, but clearer than other local options. Checkouts chaotic, need better line structure since they have space for a rope divider. Fish and meat counters a tad inattentive unless you are aggressive, but this is pretty normal. Note selection is mostly Chinese (as expected, it is Chinatown) with a smattering of Japanese and Korean products, other cuisines not very represented despite the sort of pan-Asian naming. Very neat building. And they have an elevator!

A very welcome addition to Chinatown and has probably become my favorite place to shop in Philadelphia. The prices are really good here and the store is clean, has good hours (open til 9pm daily) and has an extensive selection on meats, produce, and anything asian. The store does get crowded and theres always a line for the register but it always moves fast -- I usually go on the weekends and don't think I've ever had to wait over 5-10min. If I had to choose only one grocery store to go to it would be this one -- it really has the best combination of price, freshness, and selection. It has all the asian essentials (boba/mochi ice cream, instant noodles, live seafood, snacks, hotpot ingredients and equipment) as well as rotating sales that make it fun to shop at and see what the deals are for the week!

The prices are great which is why I keep coming back. They also have a good variety of Chinese veggies and all types of seafood and meat. However, the staff are increasingly rude and inattentive. I was at the meat counter and the staff there were picking up every rack of pork ribs except the one this small elderly woman was pointing at. They packaged one up even though she was shaking her head and pointing at a different one. She ended up putting it back on the counter and leaving the store very upset. The first few times I went the guys at the meat counter were really nice, but they are getting to be a bit unbearable. Being courteous doesn't cost anything.