Tink Holl Food Market

Everything went well! The service is nice and the environment is good! They have a lot of different variety products

My first time in this location. I liked it. The store goes on for a while. They all looked at me a little crazy because I am very Caucasian.I was happy to find a section of dishes that were all reasonably priced. They also have a massive selection of Ramen and other noodles. Their fresh food selection was decent and their seafood selection was certainly adequate. The shelves went on for a long time. I was also interested to see that they had oddly flavored Cheetos and Doritos. I love the stores because you just never know what you might find, I was happy to see them open during Covid because a number of other stores in the area were closed. I enjoyed my visit and I will definitely be back.

Very well stocked Asian market. Live seafood. Live frogs. Sauces, grains, flours...Picked up some dried scallops. Always been wanting to make XO sauce. $99/lb I won't be making much. Extensive produce section.

Great place to shop for Chinese foods. I've found many things that I can't find in the American grocery stores.

I've always gone to Park to Shop or Asia Town Center - I only found out this place and Good Harvest existed this year (oops).Tink Holl is a strange store - it's hidden away, has its own parking lot and feels like it just keeps going the further in you walk. It has a bit of everything, including a fishy smell and a bit of a grimy-ness to it.I've found things like sweets or particular snacks here that I couldn't find in Park to Shop or Asia Town Center and the fresh produce looks decent.However, like in a lot of ethnic grocery stores, check the expiration dates. I bought shrimp chips on my last trip that I didn't check because I got there close to closing and they were beyond stale.This won't eliminate my need to hop over to the other Asian grocery stores for certain things but it's worth stopping by.

They have just about everything you're looking for. It's the middle of winter and this was the only local place that had fresh thyme basil. $1.39 a bunch so I loaded up. Great prices and very convenient.

As my bro said, Tink Holl sounds like something you pee out of. But then maybe it is.It's a really cool Asian grocery store hidden away in Cleveland. On the east side in the Asian District. Some of the employees are not so friendly but they have all kinds of treats in here and excellent imported sweets and everything else you could imagine from an Asian grocery store. I'd definitely go back, and in fact, I will be soon when I'm in CLE again for my Koko fix.

Went back today. The smell was bad but not as stifling. They do have a large selection of frozen vegan meat made w textured soy protein. Got barbecue pork which was not as bad as Good Harvest but not as juicy or fresh as Park to Shop.

This is my go-to place for asian groceries. It's compact, full of my usual needs. Everyone is hurrying to get you out (which I love).Parking was surprisingly difficult that Sunday afternoon.

Huge Asian store with so many products! Fresh, frozen, canned, dried.... basically whatever Asian foods you need, they have! So fun to look and shop in and the pricing is super reasonable.