Asian Square Supermarket

This is really quite well stocked offering a large variety of Asian staples, Asian produce, sauces and canned foods. They even have a section where they have prepared foods ready to eat and ready to go. Quite a generous and large parking lot although it was completely full when we arrived. Overall a good source as an Asian supermarket.

The food here is such a hidden gem in JAX. Inside the supermarket behind a pho restaurant, the little deli counter sells duck, pork, and bahn mi!!! The bahn mi is large, with fresh bread, vegetables, and stuffed tightly with ingredients! The bread was definitely baked either this morning or the day prior because it was SO soft. Additionally, the veggies in bahn mi usually have more of a pickled taste, but these tasted not as pickled and more fresh. Reasonably priced as well. For a pound of pork, it was only $8. The pork was so well seasoned, and tender! Rich flavor but not too salty as I expected. Probably the best char sui you would get in Jax. The grocery store itself isn't the most organized, but there's a lot of classic Asian goodies, with a bakery section as well, lots of baked goods to include Swiss roll cake!

Gentlemen working the cashier I think he was the owner he was cool and sweet man! Very helpful I was able to find everything i needed & the employees are super nice as well! They made sure i had ice for my live crabs to drive back 1.5 hours home

I wish I had taken photos. I love this place! The best crispy pork belly of all! They have all the tools and dishes you need too. The only drawback back is its behind a Pho place on Normandy Blvd. I would have never found it without using apple map. Very worth your time to go and shop there. Very nice people too!

Half of the things were not priced. Some of the things that I bought were priced at 5.58$ or so. it was not over 6$. when I went to the register, it rang up at over 8$ . I fig my tan for those items were going to be about 16.50$, nope it was over 26$. so he made a 10$ extra on something that is marked wrong on the box. they seem not to check the prices and you have to be the customer and the price checker yourself. That store is my old faithful store, but since that, I will not be coming back. Inflation is one thing, but that was not the price that was on the box. I had mentioned something about the price and he said it was 8.xx$ each bag. he did not even question why I had mentioned it. If a customer ask, there must be a reason behind it, but in his case, I gues i's just another dumb question.

If you're looking for authentic Bahn mi look no further. They are like $7 each and buy 5 get 1 free. You will not be disappointed with the French bread and the overflowing fillings. I love this place and have been almost once a week since I found this place. Oh, their roast duck us also amazing. It's definitely worth a trip.

The 4th star is because there's not too many places that sell crispy roast pork or whole duck. It was a last minute decision to come here today as it's about a 30 min drive. It's set back from the main road so it's a weird left turn coming from 295. The gentleman who chopped up the roasted meat was gentle. Feel like I'm missing a lot of the pork skin...The roast duck had a red tinge from food coloring? It's missing the authentic taste of Chinese roast duck but it's as good as you're gonna get in Jax tbh. $31 for the whole duck and $10.99 lb for crispy roast pork. The produce and dry goods were definitely higher than other Asian stores but they have a monopoly in the area so they can do that. I also picked up a tea cup. I liked their selection of serve ware and utensil. It's a Vietnamese store and they have a good selection of snacks but also have a small selection of other Asian products too.

Great Asian grocery on the Westside. They have some hot food here, they have a meat counter, they have produce, they have Shirataki noodles. There is a huge selection of rice and noodles and dry goods. Always have something on sale. There's notes all over the place from different people offering services. Seems like it's the community bulletin board. The owner is a cool guy. Very helpful and willing to order whatever you want. I love to get my bags of seaweed snacks here. I believe they also have lottery. Funny story, I came in here last year and they had gotten a case of crawfish or maybe two or three and they had a big bowl of fresh crawfish out on the checkout counter so you could see them. They were still alive so I asked the guy if I could buy a couple for my fish tank which she thought was very funny but he threw a few in a bag and didn't even charge me for it and they lasted for years LOL. Fun little pets. That's the kind of place this is. Never know what you might find.

I generally make a monthly trip here for some pork belly and a case of coconut juice w/ pulp of course. This is probably the only Asian 'supermarket' on the west-side as far as I know. If you are looking to make an Asian related dish, this place will probably have the tools and ingredients that would make it possible. There's a dry food section, produce, frozen, seafood and cooked food section. Oh, there's also an area where you can get pots and pans plus chopsticks and soup spoons etc. The reason for three stars is because this supermarket can be pretty pricey, and it is. Also, there's a question mark on how fresh some of the stuff is, for example I purchased two pounds of shrimp and there was a stench, you could also taste that stench. I purchased a box of tamarinds once and when I opened up the fruit, there were molding and webbing inside of it. I did not see an expiration date. Parking is plentiful but getting in and out can be a little confusing as there is a side entrance that leads to the abandoned building.

Great Asian market on the west side. They have Char Sui, which is essential for making authentic fried rice. They apparently cook Char Sui and Peking Duck once a week, it's available on weekends. They also make a tasty Bahn Mi sandwich. I think I was the only non Asian in the place which is always a good sign